Tournament History
The tournament now known as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am started out in Rancho Sante Fe, California when Bing Crosby invited some friends to play golf, enjoy a clambake and a raise a little money for charity.
2012
Phil Mickelson wins the event for a fourth time and has this to say "It means a lot to me, it’s a special place for me, an emotional place… my grandfather having caddied here… the overall importance of the tournament to the game and how much I love the place. It just feels great to win this tournament."
2010
Monterey Peninsula Country Club replaces Poppy Hills.
2010
Dustin Johnson wins the tournament a second year in a row
2007
Phil Mickelson wins the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am – First place check is $990,000.
2000
Tiger Woods wins and goes on to win the U.S. Open also at Pebble Beach later that year.
1991
Poppy Hills replaces Cypress Point.
1986
AT&T becomes title sponsor. Fuzzy Zoeller wins the pro portion as well as the pro-am with partner Mike Evans.
1977
Bing Crosby dies on a golf course in Spain
1967
Spyglass Hill replaces MPCC
1947
First Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur Golf Championship on Pebble Beach, Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula Country Club. Ed Furgol ties with George Fazio. Sam Snead and Roger Kelly win the pro-am portion.
1946
Ted Durein and Dan Searle approach Crosby re reviving the tournament in Pebble Beach
1942
Tournament suspended during WWII.
1937
Bing Crosby hosts the first Pro-Amateur Golf Championship in Rancho Sante Fe, California. Sam Snead wins first tournament – First place check is $500