Alright, folks, let me tell you about the time I tried to follow the leaderboard at the ATT Pebble Beach Pro-Am. I’ve been wanting to know the real-time scores, especially since I heard about Wyndham Clark’s awesome play on Saturday, the 3rd of February. The guy got two eagles! That’s just nuts!
First thing I did was just browse around online for any news or updates. The official site, which is the Monterey Peninsula Foundation, sent me a newsletter, but it was mostly about upcoming events. It was not what I was looking for, but hey, at least I got to know the sponsor’s name, right?
Then I thought, let’s go to some sports news sites. They usually have all these live updates and stats. So I checked out a couple, including ESPN. They had this whole leaderboard thing with real-time scoring. It was pretty cool to see all the player scorecards.
- Checked out sports news sites.
- Found real-time scoring and player scorecards.
- Saw Scottie Scheffler was tied for the lead after Round 2.
I also found out that Scottie Scheffler was among three tied for the lead after Round 2. That was some interesting news. It’s always exciting when there’s a tie at the top. And I learned that Clark set a new record at Pebble Beach, which is wild! I heard he took a one-stroke lead over Ludvig berg, who was at -16. Crazy, right?
After that, I found this site called Flashscore. They also had the ATT Pebble Beach Pro-Am leaderboard with final and partial results. So I was basically hopping from one site to another, trying to get the full picture.
What I Gathered from This Experience
It was quite a ride, checking all these different sources. But it was fun, I gotta say. Following a golf tournament like this, with all its ups and downs, makes you feel like you’re part of the action. It is exciting to know what is happening in real-time. I did this and that, jumped from one page to another page. And I learned a lot, not just about the scores, but also about who’s playing well and what records are being broken.
So yeah, that was my little adventure following the Pebble Beach leaderboard. It’s amazing how much info is out there if you just look for it. And hey, if you’re into golf, I definitely recommend keeping an eye on these tournaments. It’s a blast!
