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The fourth round of the 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am will conclude on Monday on Monterey Peninsula due to unplayable weather conditions on Saturday.
The week at Pebble Beach saw everything, be it wind, rain, or sleet resulting in a couple of suspensions for the game. Many of the players haven't played the back nine yet.
The third round concluded on Sunday morning.
At&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am's TV schedule on Monday
The final round of the Pro-Am will begin at 11 a.m.[E.T.] and will be telecast on the Golf Channel.
The PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ will be streaming round 4 of the 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am online. Fans can enjoy featured group coverage and a simulcast of the Golf Channel. Peacock and CBSSports will also stream the last round at Pebble Beach.
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Justin Rose leads after three rounds at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
Despite frequent changes in the weather, Justin Rose did reasonably well to earn a two-stroke lead going into the final round on Monday. He played at a steady 9 under par in the 19 holes he played on Sunday.
After 63 holes, the 42-year-old stands at 15 under par going into Monday to finish the back nine of the final round on Monday.
Rose is followed by Denny McCarthy, who is two shots behind Rose. He began the fourth round with 6 shots behind, but a good 29 on the front nine helped him improve his chances for the title.
McCarthy played till the 16th hole of Round 4 until he ran out of daylight. At T-2, he is joined by Peter Malnati and Brendon Todd, who have been through 9 and 12 holes respectively.
"I’ve played this tournament three times before and had perfect weather. So this is the year, I guess, that I was due to get some bad weather,” said McCarthy
Taylor Pendrith is in third position at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am. The Canadian was one of the 20 players who finished their fourth round on Sunday itself. He played the final round of 64 to finish the event at an aggregate of 12-under 275.
Aaron Rodgers and Ben Silverman win the Pro-Am
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Ben Silverman of Canada won the pro-am portion of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. They won by a margin of one stroke from Peter Malnati and Don Colleran.
“It’s really significant. It’s always been on my bucket list," said Rodgers after the win.
The amateur game was shortened to 54 holes due to frequent climatic obstructions.
Former Real Madrid star Gareth Bale concluded the Pro-Am in joint-16th place along with his partner Joseph Bramlett.
"People giving me compliments on my game is incredible, they have put a bit too much pressure on my shoulders!," said Bale.
Bale was quite happy with his game and stated that the last two weeks have been amazing for him.
