AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Round Two Tee Times
Russell Henley leads the way after round one of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am with the likes of Rory McIlroy not far behind in California...


Russell Henley leads the way after round one of the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am following a scintillating eight-under 64 at Spyglass Hill on Thursday.
The World No.18 is a shot clear of several players after making nine birdies and a lone bogey on the par-5 14th. Justin Rose, Jake Knapp, Cam Davis and Viktor Hovland are in the group right behind having each gone low around Pebble Beach on Thursday.
Sepp Straka and Rasmus Hojgaard make up the remainder of the group at seven-under, with the European pair - like Henley - having battled Spyglass Hill first up. Henley will hope to build on his advantage when he begins his assault of Pebble Beach alongside Max Greyserman from the 10th hole at 11:48am ET (4:48pm GMT) on Friday.
Also right in contention on six-under are Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry - both of whom made a hole-in-one during the first round. Lowry scored an ace at Pebble Beach's iconic 7th hole while McIlroy dunked his ball straight in at Spyglass Hill's 119-yard 15th.
The European Ryder Cup pair are on the same score as Team USA's Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay, plus Eric Cole, Lucas Glover and Lee Hodges. Lowry takes on Spyglass Hill from the first at 12:01pm ET (5:01pm GMT) with Aaron Rai as his playing partner while McIlroy begins the first of three days at Pebble Beach at 12:53pm ET (5:53pm GMT) with Ludvig Aberg for company.
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They make up part of the 80 PGA Tour pros and 80 celebrity amateurs competing across the two Californian courses on Thursday and Friday before the pros go it alone at Pebble Beach on Saturday and Sunday for the title.
A massive $20 million is on offer in terms of the total prize money payout, with a little under $4 million reserved for the winner. The runner-up and third place will bank in excess of $1 million while anyone who finishes inside the top-36 will collect a six-figure paycheck.
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Below are all of the round two tee times for the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
Pebble Beach Pro-Am Round Two Tee Times
ET (GMT)
Pebble Beach Hole 1
- 11:35am (4:35pm): Keith Mitchell, Denny McCarthy
- 11:48am (4:48pm): Adam Scott, Gary Woodland
- 12:01pm (5:01pm): Will Zalatoris, Chris Kirk
- 12:14pm (5:14pm): Hideki Matsuyama, Sepp Straka
- 12:27pm (5:27pm): Billy Horschel, Brendon Todd
- 12:40pm (5:40pm): Tom Kim, Collin Morikawa
- 12:53pm (5:53pm): Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Aberg
- 1:06pm (6:06pm): Scottie Scheffler, Brian Harman
- 1:19pm (6:19pm): Tommy Fleetwood, Keegan Bradley
- 1:32pm (6:32pm): Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth
Pebble Beach Hole 10
- 11:35am (4:35pm): J.J. Spaun, Doug Ghim
- 11:48am (4:48pm): Max Greyserman, Russell Henley
- 12:01pm (5:01pm): Nick Dunlap, Patrick Rodgers
- 12:14pm (5:14pm): Jason Day, Adam Hadwin
- 12:27pm (5:27pm): Min Woo Lee, Rasmus Hojgaard
- 12:40pm (5:40pm): Maverick McNealy, Nico Echavarria
- 12:53pm (5:53pm): Byeong Hun An, Matthieu Pavon
- 1:06pm (6:06pm): Austin Eckroat, Davis Thompson
- 1:19pm (6:19pm): Matt Fitzpatrick, Cameron Young
- 1:32pm (6:32pm): Ben Griffin, Mark Hubbard
Spyglass Hill Hole 1
- 11:35am (4:35pm): Kevin Yu, Jhonattan Vegas
- 11:48am (4:48pm): Robert MacIntyre, Patrick Cantlay
- 12:01pm (5:01pm): Shane Lowry, Aaron Rai
- 12:14pm (5:14pm): Lucas Glover, Stephan Jaeger
- 12:27pm (5:27pm): Andrew Novak, Justin Lower
- 12:40pm (5:40pm): Jake Knapp, Beau Hossler
- 12:53pm (5:53pm): Tom Hoge, Justin Rose
- 1:06pm (6:06pm): Cam Davis, Thomas Detry
- 1:19pm (6:19pm): Taylor Pendrith, Si Woo Kim
- 1:32pm (6:32pm): Mackenzie Hughes, Seamus Power
Spyglass Hill Hole 10
- 11:35am (4:35pm): Lee Hodges, Nick Taylor
- 11:48am (4:48pm): J.T. Poston, Sam Burns
- 12:01pm (5:01pm): Sahith Theegala, Wyndham Clark
- 12:14pm (5:14pm): Tony Finau, Max Homa
- 12:27pm (5:27pm): Viktor Hovland, Rickie Fowler
- 12:40pm (5:40pm): Sam Stevens, Harry Hall
- 12:53pm (5:53pm): Harris English, Eric Cole
- 1:06pm (6:06pm): Sungjae Im, Corey Conners
- 1:19pm (6:19pm): Akshay Bhatia, Christiaan Bezuidenhout
- 1:32pm (6:32pm): Erik van Rooyen, Taylor Moore
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