Okay, so I was messing around online today, and I got this sudden urge to check out the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am scoreboard. You know, just to see how the pros were doing.
First, I fired up my browser and started searching. I just typed in “AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am scoreboard” into the search bar. I saw a bunch of different websites popping up that had the results.
What I Did First
I clicked on a couple of them to see what they had. One of the first ones I checked was, not gonna lie, Flashscore. It’s got everything – the leaderboard, the results, both final and what they call “partial.” Pretty neat, I guess.
Diving Deeper
Then I stumbled upon this Livesport site. It looked pretty similar, with all the scores updated live. It had the results as well. So, I compared the two to make sure the scores matched up. They pretty much did, so that was good.
- Browsed through different sites: I mean, I didn’t just stick to one. I looked at a few to get a good overall picture.
- Checked player commitments: This was kinda interesting. I got to see which players were actually in the tournament.
- Looked at the Pro-Am leaderboard: This one was cool because it showed how both the pros and the amateurs were doing together.
Wrapping It Up
After looking at all this, I spent some time reading about the different volunteer positions and how they were handling registration. It’s wild how much work goes into these events behind the scenes. They have different tags, it seems related to the event, for example “Pebble Beach Pro-Am” and “Leaderboard”.
Anyway, that’s pretty much how I spent a chunk of my day. Just getting lost in the world of golf scores and tournament stuff. It’s always fun to see how these events come together and how the players are performing. I found out that the full leaderboard for the 2023, played at Pebble Beach Golf Links, shows where your favorite players finished. Pretty interesting!
