BRISA? ERIN… A SOLD OUT CROWD OF THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS TURN ON THE GREEN TO TRY TO GET A CLOSE LOOK AT THEIR FAVORITE CELEBRITIES. PLAYING FOR CAUSES WHICH ARE LIVING TO CHEER FOR…. SMILE ALL OVER AS FUN AT AT&T PEBBLE BEACH TEE PRO ON WEDNESDAY… <"I NEVER TAKE THIS FOR GRANTED I REALLY DO LOVE THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY. I LOVE MONTEREY. I LOVE CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA. I LOVE PEBBLE. I LOVE ALL OF IT. THE GOLF HERE IS SECOND TO NONE AND THE FANS, THE VOLUNTEERS. I JUST LEFT THE WHOLE VIBE AND ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU GET WEATHER LIKE THIS."> CELEBRITIES LIKE SCOTT EASTWOOD… RAY ROMANO… ALFONSO RIBEIRO… WELLS ADAMS AND OTHERS THAT ARE ALL SHOOTING AT THE 3M CELEBRITY CHALLENGE… WHERE THE CENTRAL COAST NONPROFIT DIGITAL NEST WINS 60 THOUSAND DOLLARS.. . <"IT'S SO FUN TO GET TO DO THIS EVENT BECAUSE I GREW UP HERE. I USED TO PLAY THIS COURSE AS LIKE A JUNIOR GOLF OR SO COMING BACK AND DOING THIS HAS BEEN ABSOLUTELY INSANE SO MUCH FUN."> SOME SHOTS WERE SOOO CLOSE… WHILE OTHERS NOT SO MUCH… BUT IT’S THE CENTRAL COAST ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE THE REAL WINNERS… <"TEEN KITCHEN GIVES PEOPLE OUR AGE AND OPPORTUNITY TO BE A PART OF SOMETHING A LOT BIGGER THAN WHAT WE NORMALLY GIVEN. "> <"THROUGH THE HISTORY OF THIS TOURNAMENT, AND THIS WEEKEND IN GENERAL THEY FREEZE OVER $200 MILLION FOR CHARITY AND THAT'S JUST IT'S A TESTAMENT OF THE POWER OF HIS TOURNAMENT AND IT'S GREAT."> CELEBS THAT TAKE SOME TIME TO MEET THEIR FANS… THIS LUCKY FAN EVEN GETS AN AUTOGRAPH FROM JOSH DUHAMEL… <"HE SAID BE GOOD TO MY MOTHER ARE YOU GONNA TAKE THAT ADVICE YES."> AND AT THE CHEVRON CHALLENGE… SPORTS POWERHOUSES LIKE BUSTER POSEY… STEVE YOUNG… LARRY FITZGERALD… JOSH ALLEN… AARON RODGERS AND ALEX SMITH PUTTING TO RAISE AROUND 250 THOUSAND FOR LOCAL CHARITIES LIKE THE BOYS AND GIRLS MONTEREY COUNTY WIN CLUB….THE EVENTS THAT BRING EVERYONE TOGETHER… <"PLUS, WHEN YOU'RE OUT HERE YOU SHOULD PEOPLE DRIVING ALL OVER IN CENTRAL COAST, VALLEY SACRAMENTO, AND IT REALLY DOES UNIFY ESSENCE AREA."> AND FOR THE HOLE IN ONE FOR A MILLION
Celebrities tee off at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am for Central Coast nonprofits
Updated: 8:28 PM PST February 1, 2023
The 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am kicked off Wednesday when three celebrity-studded charity events took over the Hay Short Course. “I never take that for granted, I really love this part of the country. I love Monterey, I love Carmel-by-the-Sea, I love Pebble. I love it all,” said actor Josh Duhamel. “The golf here is second to none and the fans, the volunteers, I just love the whole atmosphere. And especially with this weather.” Celebrities including Scott Eastwood, Ray Romano, Alfonso Ribeiro, Wells Adams and more took pictures during the 3M Celebrity Challenge. “It’s so much fun to attend this event because I grew up here,” said Wells Adams of Bachelor in Paradise. “I used to play this course as a junior golfer so it was absolutely insanely fun to come back and do this.” Some shots were that close while others not so much. But the real winners were the Central Coast nonprofits. Digital Nest won $75,000 and Life Labs $50,000. “In the history of this tournament and this weekend in general, they’ve raised over $200 million for charity and that’s just a testament to the power of this tournament and it’s awesome,” said actor Scott Eastwood. The Chevron Challenge saw sports stars like Buster Posey, Steve Young, Larry Fitzgerald, Josh Allen, Aaron Rodgers and Alex Smith campaign to win $250,000 for local charities. The following charities each received $50,000 from The Chevron Challenge: YMCA Central Coast, Girls Inc. of the Central Coast, Boys and Girls Club of Monterey County, Lyceum and Greenfield Community Science Workshop. Central Coast residents say the events bring everyone together. “When you’re out here, you see people driving here from all over the Central Coast, from The Valley, from Sacramento, so that really unites us in this area,” said Dina Ruiz, former KSBW 8 host and reporter. In the Cisco Million Dollar Hole-In-One for Charity, Michael Peña was the big winner, raising $300,000 for Santa Cruz Community Health.
DEL MONTE FOREST, California —
The 2023 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am kicked off Wednesday when three celebrity-studded charity events took over The Hay’s short course.
“I never take that for granted, I really love this part of the country. I love Monterey, I love Carmel-by-the-Sea, I love Pebble. I love it all,” said actor Josh Duhamel. “The golf here is second to none and the fans, the volunteers, I just love the whole atmosphere. And especially in this weather.”
Celebrities such as Scott Eastwood, Ray Romano, Alfonso Ribeiro, Wells Adams and others took pictures during the 3M Celebrity Challenge.
“It’s so much fun to be part of this event because I grew up here,” said Wells Adams of Bachelor in Paradise. “I used to play this course as a junior golfer so I came back and it was absolutely insanely fun to do that. ”
Some shots were that close while others not so much. But the real winners were the Central Coast nonprofits. Digital Nest got away with $75,000 and Life Labs got away with $50,000.
“In the history of this tournament and this weekend in general, they’ve raised over $200 million for charity and that’s just a testament to the power of this tournament and it’s awesome,” said actor Scott Eastwood.
The Chevron Challenge saw sports stars like Buster Posey, Steve Young, Larry Fitzgerald, Josh Allen, Aaron Rodgers and Alex Smith campaign to win $250,000 for local charities.
The following charities each received $50,000 from The Chevron Challenge: YMCA Central Coast, Girls Inc. of the Central Coast, Boys and Girls Club of Monterey County, Lyceum, and Greenfield Community Science Workshop.
Central Coast residents say the events bring everyone together.
“When you’re out here, you see people driving here from all over the Central Coast, from The Valley, from Sacramento, so that really unites us in this area,” said Dina Ruiz, former KSBW 8 host and reporter.
In the Cisco Million Dollar Hole-In-One for Charity, Michael Peña was the big winner, raising $300,000 for Santa Cruz Community Health.
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