J.J. Spaun has struggled to start 2026, finishing T40 at the Sony Open and missing the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open. He looks to get back on track at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he has started seven times, missing four cuts and finishing inside the top 30 just once. With greens averaging around 3,500 square feet, success here typically relies on precision over pure power. Through two events this year, Spaun ranks 78th off the tee (+0.154 strokes per round), 118th on approach (-0.250), and 162nd in putting (-1.082). He has been solid in accuracy, hitting 63.1% of fairways (48th on Tour), and sits in the 54th percentile in greens in regulation from 100-150 yards over the past 12 months, a range that accounted for more than 32% of approach shots here last year. At $7,800 on DraftKings, Spaun offers value, though his recent form and history at Pebble suggest this may not be the ideal turnaround spot for fantasy managers.

Cameron Young has started 2026 with finishes of T22 at the Farmers Insurance Open and T41 at the WM Phoenix Open. He now turns his attention to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he has only two prior starts, both finishing 70th or worse. In those appearances, Young lost over 9.5 strokes putting and another 6.2 on approach. Through two events this year, he ranks 88th on approach (+0.142 strokes per round) and 59th in putting (+0.303). His struggles at Pebble are not surprising, as the course rewards precision over raw power, a style that does not suit Young's game ver well. He also sits in just the 31st percentile in greens in regulation from 100-150 yards over the past 12 months, a range that accounted for more than 32% of approach shots here last year. At $8,100 on DraftKings, Young offers limited upside, as past results suggest Pebble Beach is not an ideal venue for his game.

Collin Morikawa has not gotten 2026 off to the start he hoped, finishing T54 in Phoenix and missing the cut at the Sony Open. He has been steady across the bag in both starts, with the exception being the putter, where he ranks 159th on Tour, losing -0.995 strokes per round. He looks to find better form at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he has finishes of T17 and T14 over the last two years. Through his first two events, Morikawa ranks 64th on approach (+0.342 strokes per round), 37th off the tee (+0.455), and 13th in proximity from 100-125 yards (12'2"), a range that accounted for more approach shots than any other distance here last year. The putter has been the clear issue, and it would not be surprising to see him move away from the zero-torque he opened the season with. At $7,800 on DraftKings, the value is clear, and fantasy managers will be hoping for a breakthrough with the flat stick.

Nick Taylor has been playing well to start off 2026. The Canadian golfer does not have a Top 10 result but has not finished outside the Top 30 either. Pebble Beach has been much the same as far as finishes for Taylor. He does not have a single Top 10 in his previous five appearances. However, the golfer has been consistent for the most part. Last year at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, Taylor had issues on Saturday and Sunday. The resulting rounds of 72 and 70 were a product of errant shots and a few missed putts each day on the back nine holes. Taylor over his last five starts has gained a mere 0.103 strokes overall. Distance issues may be more troubling. Taylor was 10.5% off average and only 1% above average at Pebble Beach last year. It may be wise to look elsewhere from a DFS perspective despite his steady play.