Akshay Bhatia and the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Celebrity Handicaps Revealed

temp_image_1771016849.564989 Akshay Bhatia and the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Celebrity Handicaps Revealed



Akshay Bhatia and the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Celebrity Handicaps Revealed

Akshay Bhatia and the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: A Look at the Field’s Handicaps

The 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am promises a thrilling showdown, with Rory McIlroy making his season debut alongside World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. But the tournament isn’t just about the pros; it’s a captivating blend of professional skill and amateur enthusiasm. This year’s field boasts a remarkable roster of celebrities, athletes, politicians, and business leaders, all vying for glory on the iconic Pebble Beach course.

Thanks to the PGA Tour’s release of amateur handicaps, we now have a fascinating insight into the golfing prowess of these stars. From seasoned players to enthusiastic beginners, the range of skill levels is surprisingly diverse. Let’s dive into the handicaps and see who’s bringing their A-game to the Pro-Am.

The Scratch Players

A select few amateurs are playing off the mark, demonstrating a truly impressive level of skill. Three players boast a 0-handicap: Brian Ferris, Johno Harris, and Chris Solomon. These individuals are clearly dedicated golfers who can hold their own on any course.

Celebrity Standouts

Country music star Jake Owen stands out with a 1-handicap, bringing both musical talent and golfing ability to the competition. Former NFL quarterback Alex Smith is also a notable contender, playing with a respectable 7-handicap. NFL superstar Travis Kelce enters the field with a 10-handicap, alongside former NBA great Pau Gasol.

NFL Hall of Famer Steve Young will be playing to a 13-handicap, while Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, a member of Augusta National, both carry a 10 and 13-handicap respectively. It’s a testament to the widespread appeal of golf that such prominent figures are participating.

Full List of Amateur Participants & Handicaps

  • Brian Ferris (0)
  • Johno Harris (0)
  • Chris Solomon (0)
  • Jake Owen (1)
  • David Abeles (2)
  • Ted Fike (2)
  • Ryan Smith (2)
  • Thomas Laffont (3)
  • Charlie Allen (4)
  • Pat Battle (4)
  • Stu Francis (4)
  • Kris Galashan (4)
  • Dan Rose (4)
  • Ernesto Bertarelli (5)
  • Murray Demo (5)
  • Jimmy Dunne (5)
  • Doug Mackenzie (5)
  • Stephen Reyes (5)
  • Jeff Rhodes (5)
  • Ping Duan (6)
  • David Hudson (6)
  • Charles Kelley (6)
  • Derek Larson (6)
  • Nathaniel Taylor (6)
  • Jerry Yang (6)
  • Julie Frist (7)
  • Philippe Laffont (7)
  • Phillip McCrorie (7)
  • Fred Perpall (7)
  • Hank Plain (7)
  • Jamie Sahara (7)
  • Alex Smith (7)
  • Barry Sternlicht (7)
  • Bryce Currie (8)
  • Donald Harrison (8)
  • Annesley MacFarlane (8)
  • Pat Monahan (8)
  • Shantanu Narayen (8)
  • Tom Nelson (8)
  • Paul Salem (8)
  • Geoff Yang (8)
  • Nikesh Arora (9)
  • Egon Durban (9)
  • Lee Styslinger III (9)
  • Andrew Wilson (9)
  • Ron DeSantis (10)
  • Pau Gasol (10)
  • Patrick Hamill (10)
  • Travis Kelce (10)
  • Todd Wagner (10)
  • Harris Barton (11)
  • Edward Herlihy (11)
  • Matt Horner (11)
  • Greg Johnson (11)
  • Rob Light (11)
  • Anthony Noto (11)
  • Greg Penner (11)
  • Chris Reyes (11)
  • George Roberts (11)
  • Bill Rogers (11)
  • David Solomon (11)
  • Kelly Grier (12)
  • Joe Kernen (12)
  • Jin Roy Ryu (12)
  • Jerry Tarde (12)
  • Heidi Ueberroth (12)
  • BJ Jenkins (13)
  • Mary Meeker (13)
  • Condoleezza Rice (13)
  • Steve Young (13)
  • Jeff Paraschac (14)
  • Greg Henslee (15)
  • Robert Isom (15)
  • Bob Sternfels (15)
  • Chuck Schwab (16)
  • Michael Xie (16)
  • David Kohler (17)
  • Ralph LaRossa (17)
  • David Beam (18)
  • Guru Gowrappan (18)

The 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is shaping up to be a spectacular event, showcasing the talents of both professional golfers and a diverse group of amateur enthusiasts. Stay tuned for updates and highlights from this exciting tournament!

Source: Golf.com


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