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PGA Tour: Tee Times for Rory McIlroy’s Seaon Opener

The PGA Tour tee times for the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am have been officially announced – and with them, anticipation is building for one of the most historic tournaments in golf. From February 6 to 9, the world’s best golfers will gather at Pebble Beach Golf Links in California to compete in the second Signature Event of the season. With a prize purse of $20 million and $3.6 million for the winner, the tournament is a true heavyweight on the tour schedule. Defending champion Wyndham Clark will also be returning.

TV coverage begins on Thursday and Friday at 5:45 PM, on Saturday at 5:30 PM, and on Sunday at 5:00 PM on Sky.

The PGA Tour Tee Times

Patrick Cantlay takes to Spyglass Hill Links at 06:53, accompanied by Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre. He’ll continue his tournament run with a 09:53 start at Pebble Beach.

Sahith Theegala is set to launch his tournament at 07:06 on Pebble Beach Golf Links, teeing off alongside Wyndham Clark. The pair will then take on Spyglass Hill Links at 10:06 for round two.

Rory McIlroy kicks off his first round at 08:48, joined by Sweden’s rising star Ludvig Åberg on Spyglass Hill Links. He’ll return to action for round two at 09:53 on the picturesque Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Collin Morikawa is pairing up with South Korea’s Tom Kim. They take on Spyglass Hill Links at 08:35 for their opening round, before shifting to Pebble Beach at 09:40 for round two.

Scottie Scheffler is set to begin his tournament at 09:01 on Spyglass Hill Links, pairing up with Brian Harman. He’ll then tackle his second round at 10:06 on Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Tommy Fleetwood takes to Spyglass Hill Links at 09:14, alongside Keegan Bradley from the USA. Their second round sees them moving to Pebble Beach for a 10:19 tee time.

Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth, a dynamic duo from the USA, bring their skills to Spyglass Hill Links at 09:27 for their first round, then shift gears for their second round at 10:32 on Pebble Beach.

Viktor Hovland teams up with Rickie Fowler for an exciting start at 10:32 on Pebble Beach Golf Links, before heading over to Spyglass Hill Links for round two at 09:27.

Player(s)Round 1Round 2
Patrick Cantlay, Robert MacIntyre06:53 (SH)09:53 (PB)
Sahith Theegala, Wyndham Clark07:06 (PB)10:06 (SH)
Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Åberg08:48 (SH)09:53 (PB)
Collin Morikawa, Tom Kim08:35 (SH)09:40 (PB)
Scottie Scheffler, Brian Harman09:01 (SH)10:06 (PB)
Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley09:14 (SH)10:19 (PB)
Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth09:27 (SH)10:32 (PB)
Viktor Hovland, Rickie Fowler10:32 (PB)09:27 (SH)

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Shock in Pebble Beach: Greenkeeper Survives Fall with Lawnmower on 23-meter Cliff

Pebble Beach Golf Links is one of the most legendary golf courses in the world and an absolute dream for golfers. Located on the Californian coast, the course impresses with breathtaking views of the Pacific and challenging fairways. Holes 6 to 8 in particular along the cliffs of Stillwater Cove provide excitement and lasting impressions. Since its opening in 1919, Pebble Beach has been the backdrop for numerous major tournaments, including the U.S. Open major tournament. Golfers from all over the world appreciate the course not only for its sporting challenges, but also for the unique natural backdrop that makes every game an experience.

Horrific fall at the flagship of Pebble Beach

The cliffs at holes 6 to 8 usually make for unforgettable memories, sporting challenges and unique shots. On Monday morning this week, however, Pebble Beach caused a stir for a different reason. On the par-5 6th, a greenkeeper was driving his lawnmower right along the cliffs to do his daily course maintenance when the experienced greenkeeper’s daily routine turned into a horror scenario. From an elevated tee, the hole leads down to a sloping fairway, then over a steep rise and is bordered on the right by some 75-foot cliffs overlooking Stillwater Cove.

Rain as the trigger?

The greenkeeper’s lawn mower skidded on the steep hill, causing it to plunge down the approximately 23-foot cliff. The greenkeeper was thrown from the lawnmower, but it remains unclear how far he fell. He was taken to a nearby hospital. “We are in close contact with our employee and his family,” the statement said. “We are thankful that they report he is doing very well.” It had been raining in the area throughout the day, but it is unclear if the wetness played a role in the accident, the cause of which has yet to be determined, the spokesperson said.