to take a look at the board going into Sunday.

If we know right now that winds might pick up, that there might be rain, if there's just crappy conditions to fire on someone a bit down the board, I'm not saying that a 200 to one gotter up is going to hit, like, it just did on the weekend, but someone who's like three or four back can really make a move. And it might not be who you've... Like, I remember when Vaughn Taylor won here. No one had Vaughn Taylor on the checklist of guys running down Phil in the final round.

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Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience, the final word on the AT&T, Pebble Beach. ProaM, Keith Stewart from readtheline.com. As always, joining me on a Wednesday morning, sir, you're not at Pebble Beach, but you've been to Pebble Beach very many times. And you said that Torrey Pines was better than Pebble Beach when you like going there? That seems crazy to me. After doing like the flyovers, the views, everything I've been watching this week,

Pebble looks so awesome. Well, Pat, here's the thing. And it wasn't hyperbole when I said that.

The whole, the totality of Tori Pines, the venue, the setting, the hotels, La Jolla, everything involved. For a guy in my standing in the

media center, it's just a little bit of an easier and more enjoyable trip than let's say

when I am going to Carmel by the sea. You know, I stay over near the cannery in the town of, you know,

like Monterey, rather than, you know, like, I'm not over there by like Clint Eastwood's house

or Jim Nance's backyard or anything like that. I want to talk about the weather a little bit. It doesn't

seem like it's going to be too gusty, although being a coastal course on the

ocean, who knows? You might even get some hail in the morning. We've seen that before as well,

but it does not look warm for the tournament this week. With the high temperature being below 60,

it's in like the mid-50s the entire time. Does that change how you try to cap a tournament? Does

that lean you towards a certain

type of player versus another, like, if they're from Florida or do their best work in Florida,

is like, okay, that's one thing. Because I've been leaning, I leaned a lot of euros last year,

and I'm probably going to lean a lot of euros this year. I definitely think that there's a lot

of validity to that, Pat. I think that you have to pick players that are comfortable, they're patient, they are willing to play in these conditions. Don't forget, I know it's been downsized over the last couple of years due to signature status, but there's still a pro am going on. They're still playing in foursums on the PGA tour for the first two days. Now, they'll try to put them in the best part of the day, but they also have to meld with the TV window. And those six hour rounds are pretty brutal. You're out there in 55 degree temperatures exposed to the Pacific Ocean. It doesn't say that there's much wind, but it's going to be damp. It's going to be damp all week. It's raining out there right now. It rained yesterday, Tuesday. It looks like there's a front coming in on Sunday. I wouldn't call it a Wyndham Clark front like it was two years ago when I had to shelter in place out there. But it definitely looks like we're going to get some weather on Sunday. So I'm with you. I wouldn't say that the guys are mutters per se, but I would take guys that don't mind playing a little bit of DP World Tour games. So, yeah, the all euro card might be where I'm leaning. And that's all I have so far in terms of the four. It's not the three for sure

bets that I have in. I'm waiting for a better number on one. That won't be a Euro player.

But the early bets that I've thrown out, I have Straca, if Straka, Batia, Norin, and Aaron Rye.

And they're all 60 to one or beyond. They all come with eight places, because I'm absolutely petrified of the very best in the

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