Every season has a starting point.

In 2026, the AmateurGolf.com Two-Man Links and Father & Son Championship begins where championship golf has lived for more than a century — Pebble Beach.

From March 26–29, teams will compete across Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill, and Poppy Hills in a 54-hole, two-man best-ball championship that officially launches the 2026 Two-Man Links season.

Presented by PUMA Golf, this event sets the tone for what the series represents: serious competition on meaningful ground.

Why Pebble Still Matters

Pebble Beach is more than a bucket-list venue.

Since 1919, it has hosted U.S. Opens, U.S. Amateurs, and some of the most defining moments in the sport. Jack Nicklaus’ 1-iron in 1972. Tom Watson’s chip-in in 1982. Tiger Woods’ historic victory in 2000.

And just this season, the PGA Tour returneds for the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where Collin Morikawa closed with a birdie on the 72nd hole to reach 22-under and win by one stroke. It was his first PGA Tour victory since 2023 and the seventh of his career — another reminder that Pebble rewards precision, patience, and composure.

The challenge has not softened. The greens remain small. The wind still shifts. The coastline still amplifies every moment.

Pebble doesn’t hide your game — it reveals it.

Building on a Strong Debut

In 2025, the Two-Man Links Championship made its Pebble Beach debut.

David Hilfman and Josh Medcalf captured the inaugural title at 6-over, securing a seven-shot victory after navigating Spanish Bay, Spyglass Hill, and Pebble Beach under demanding conditions.

In the Father & Son Division, Brian and Max Pidgeon finished 2-under to win by five shots — a performance that underscored both the competitive structure and the emotional significance of the division.

The championship felt right at Pebble. The venue elevated the competition. The competition honored the venue.