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AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am FR Postponed Due to Bad Weather
3R Clark Leads, Aubrey 2nd, Pae Bong 3rd
Kim Siwoo 14th, Kim Juhyung and An Byunghun Tied 31st
The PGA Tour AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (total prize money $20 million) was hampered by bad weather.
![The final 4th round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was postponed by one day due to severe weather. <br>[Photo by PGA Tour]](http://www.asiae.co.kr/news/img_view.htm?img=2024020504173554092_1707074255.jpg)
The final 4th round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am was postponed by one day due to severe weather.
[Photo by PGA Tour]
The final round of the tournament, scheduled to be held on the 4th (local time) at Pebble Beach Golf Links in California, USA (par 72, 6,972 yards), was postponed by one day due to heavy rain. The last round will take place from 8 a.m. on the 5th. It is a designated premium event starting this year. The winner's prize money is a whopping $3.6 million (about 4.8 billion KRW). Only 80 players compete, and the winner is decided without a cut-off. Even the last place, 80th, receives $32,000 (about 42.83 million KRW) in prize money.
Last year's major tournament US Open champion Wyndham Clark (USA) led by one stroke through the third round (17 under par, 199 strokes). In particular, he showed incredible power in the third round by recording 2 eagles and 9 birdies (1 bogey). A score of 60 is the course record at Pebble Beach. The previous record was 61, set by Hurley Long (USA) in the 2017 college tournament Camel Cup. Among professional players, four have recorded 62 strokes, including Tom Kite in 1983 and David Duval in 1997 (both USA).
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Ludvig Aberg (Sweden) is in second place (16 under par, 200 strokes), and last week's Farmers Insurance Open winner Matthieu Pavon (France) is in third place (15 under par, 201 strokes), engaging in a chase. From Korea, Kim Si-woo is tied for 14th place (10 under par, 206 strokes), while Kim Joo-hyung, An Byeong-hun, and Kim Seong-hyun are tied for 31st place (7 under par, 209 strokes). Im Sung-jae and world No. 2 Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) are tied for 66th place (2 under par, 214 strokes).
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