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Akshay Bhatia carries a two-stroke lead over Collin Morikawa, Jake Knapp and Sepp Straka heading into the final round of the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. In addition to the tournament leaders, Sam Burns, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler provided some amazing Round 3 highlights.
Moving Day: Morikawa irons lift him to T-2 at Pebble Beach
Collin Morikawa enjoyed his career-best round at Pebble Beach Golf Links, shooting a 10-under 62 on Moving Day to put himself in contention for the PGA Tour's first signature event of the season.
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Will Taylor Swift show up at Pebble Beach Friday?
Many amateurs in the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am carry a significant profile. None more so than Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. Golf Channel's Todd Lewis reports less than 12 hours after Kelce committed to playing in the pro-am that Pebble Beach sold $60,000 worth of tickets with fans hoping his fiancé, Taylor Swift, would be in attendance to show her support.
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See how the final round of the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii played out at Waialae Country Club on Golf Channel.
Despite winning twice in two years on the PGA Tour, Gotterup worked hard this offseason on a couple deficiencies, which helped him capture title No. 3 Sunday in Hawaii.
Robert MacIntrye says his temper got in the way of winning the 2026 Sony Open. Here’s what happened to the 2025 US Open runner-up in Hawaii this weekend.
Patrick Rodgers discusses his strong final round at the 2026 Sony Open while the Golf Central team looks at his PGA Tour resume. The third-place result at the Sony was the fifth such finish of Rodgers’ career.
Chris Gotterup is now a three-time PGA Tour winner after topping Ryan Gerard and Patrick Rodgers to claim the 2026 Sony Open championship.
Gotterup, who finished at 16-under 264, moves to No. 17 in the world. He was at No. 195 in the world when he left the Sony Open a year ago.
Here’s how the $9.1 million purse was paid out at this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii, where Chris Gotterup prevailed.
Robert MacIntyre’s memory of the Sony Open is set to serve him as a helpful reminder going forward in his career, but came at a steep cost in Hawaii.