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By Press Release in Golf on 29th Jan 2010 12:00
After last week's storms, which dumped over five inches of rain, and Tuesday's rainy weather, each of the three venues for the upcoming AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am are at least for now playing wet.
Even if it does rain a little more, the courses should hold up well though. Instead, it's wind and at Pebble Beach Golf Links, waves, that are a bigger concern.
Around this time last year, the three AT&T Pro-Am venues, which then included Poppy Hills Golf Course, were basking in record high temperatures and dry as a bone.
Heading into the tournament, a bit of rain was actually welcome.
Oddly, the question was not how players would adjust to the weather, but how they'd adjust to the courses playing so hard and firm.
See the rest oif the article on the following link:-Monterey Herald
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