For the first of eight Signature Events this season, the PGA TOUR is hosting the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week. As a Signature Event, there will be 80 players competing at this no-cut tournament with a $20 million purse at stake. The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am became a Signature Event three years ago and another change that was implemented that year was this tournament featuring two courses instead of three like it did originally. Each player of this 80-man field will play one round at both Pebble Beach Golf Links (par 72, 6,989 yards, POA annua greens) and Spyglass Hill (par 72, 7,071 yards, POA annua greens). Then, the field will return to Pebble Beach Golf Links for the final two rounds, making this the host venue of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. At last year’s AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Rory McIlroy (-21) won by two shots. Pebble Beach Golf Links has also hosted six U.S. Opens and will be hosting the major again in June. Most recently, the 2019 U.S. Open was played here, which was won by Gary Woodland (-13).
Pebble Beach Golf Links is a very short coastal track that presents wide fairways, large greens, 116 bunkers and just one water hazard. This is a classic less-than-driver course where your play with your irons and putter are the most important factors. Of the last five winners of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, four have finished the event top-20 in both SG APP and SGP. As a classic par 72 with four par fives, scoring well on the par fives is also imperative at Pebble Beach Golf Links. For three years running, the winner of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am has finished the event top-seven in par five efficiency.
Below, I have featured three of my favorite DraftKings bargain plays for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which all cost less than $7.5K.
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Top DraftKings PGA TOUR DFS Bargain Plays for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Akshay Bhatia ($7,300) – After missing three cuts in a row, Bhatia got back on track at the WM Phoenix Open last week in a big way. The lefty finished T-3 at TPC Scottsdale. Bhatia shot a 4-under 67 in each of his final three rounds of the event and he finished the week sixth in both SG APP and SGP. While Bhatia just faced a recent rough patch, he has finished inside the top-15 in four of his last eight official starts.
The two-time PGA TOUR winner finished T-22 at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am last year and Bhatia has a great chance to outdo himself with a higher finish this week.
Wyndham Clark ($7,100) – Clark is a volatile player, so he is best reserved for GPPs, but he is a great target for that format that shouldn’t be popular. Clark’s recent results haven’t been overly inspiring, with just one top-15 finish in his three starts in 2026, but he won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in 2024 when it first became a Signature Event. That week, Clark went nuts in the third round with a 12-under 60, tying the tournament record and setting his career-low on the PGA TOUR.
This is one of Clark’s two top-20 finishes in five starts at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and despite his mediocre results so far in 2026, he ranks 12th in proximity to the hole on 50-125-yard approach shots this season, which is a very encouraging sign for Pebble Beach Golf Links. Over the last five years, 31.6% of approach shots at this short track have come from this distance.
Ryo Hisatsune ($6,800) – Hisatsune is way too cheap for his current form and he has high upside this week despite it being his first time at Pebble Beach. After finishing runner-up at the Farmers Insurance Open, Hisatsune finished T-10 at the WM Phoenix Open last week, which was a great sign, as he had missed the cut in each of his first two starts at TPC Scottsdale prior to this.
Hisatsune shot an 8-under 63 in the second round of the WM Phoenix Open and he has gained strokes in every major category in each of these last two starts. Hisatsune ranks top-12 in both SGT2G and par five performance this season, and a top-15 finish is within reach for him this week.
