The 20-year-old rookie has five top-16 finishes in 10 PGA Tour starts including a strong showing in Phoenix last week. He’s gained strokes tee to green in six straight recorded starts. 

Snedeker is a two-time winner of the Pebble Beach Pro-Am, proving his ability to play well in windy conditions on multiple occasions. His last missed cut was at The Open in July. 

Coming off his fourth straight missed cut at TPC Scottsdale, expect Finau to turn things around quickly. Three guaranteed rounds will give him plenty of chances to rack up birdies. 

Mickelson clearly loves playing at Pebble Beach as he won in 2012 and finished as a runner-up twice in the past three years. Give him a mulligan for last week’s missed cut in Phoenix.

Fleetwood makes his Pebble Beach debut in his first PGA Tour start of 2019. If the wind picks up and weather conditions remain poor as expected, the Englishman will feel right at home. 

Grace battled tough final-round conditions en route to a runner-up finish at last week’s Phoenix Open. The harder the challenge, the better the South African plays.  

A revitalized Kuchar is playing the best golf of his career, nearly picking up his third win in three months at TPC Scottsdale. Regardless of course fit, he keeps showing up. 

Spieth’s worst finish in six appearances at this event - which he won in 2017 - is 22nd. If there’s a place he’s going to snap out of a funk, it’s Pebble Beach. 

Johnson historically dominates this event, with two wins and five other top-fives in his last 10 showings. Hopefully jet lag isn’t an issue after his win in Saudi Arabia last week. 

In his last six trips to Pebble Beach, Day’s finished inside the top 11 five times. A fifth-place result at Torrey Pines suggests he’s ready to contend at the Pro-Am once again.