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Mark O’Meara reminisces on his most cherished memories at Pebble Beach

Mark O’Meara shares some of his favorite Pebble Beach stories


Mark O'Meara

Mark O’Meara.

The year that I won with my father here as my amateur partner, I played with my dad all four days and I was fortunate to win the AT&T Pebble Beach playing alongside my dad, which is rare in any major sport. I remember the next week my father called me and he goes, ‘Mark, I just got my Golf World in the mail and you’re on the cover, Prince of Pebble.’

He goes, ‘I’m looking over there and I see you played well and you won 180 grand’ or whatever it was back then. But he goes, ‘I also noticed in this other category over here Team O’Meara-O’Meara won $8,800. So I’m just wondering when are you going to send me my check for $4,400?’

I told my father, ‘Dad, listen, you’re an amateur, you can’t accept prize money.’ He goes ‘No, no, I’m going to turn pro, just send me the $4,400.’ So we had a great banter back and forth.