AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am final round postponed to Monday due to inclement weather

The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is being delayed during round four. The hit PGA Tour event that had a lot of eyes over the first three rounds hit a snag going into round four and was officially postponed. There will be no PGA Tour golf today as the golfers and grounds crews work towards getting ready for the final round tomorrow.

The PGA Tour Communications X account tweeted out:

"The final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is delayed due to inclement weather. The first tee time will not be before 10 a.m. PT."

The Tour's communications account later stated that they would officially be moving the round. It will not take place whatsoever on Sunday and will commence at 8 am PT for numbers one and 10 on Monday.

Weather may still be a factor, but they're looking at starting fresh tomorrow morning and ensuring that the conditions are safe and effective for the final round to take place without impact or interruption.

The reason for the initial delay was inclement weather, which resulted in at first a couple of hours of delays. They revisited later and again pushed back the start time for the final round to 3 pm EST, but upon a third reevaluation, they decided to move the event to tomorrow.

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Pebble Beach Pro-Am delayed due to high wind warning

There were hopes that they could get the final round in today, which is why they kept delaying and watching the weather forecast. Rain and high wind were in the way, and they're not going to clear out in time today.

The Pebble Beach Pro-Am is experiencing bad weather

Gary Young, chief referee of the PGA Tour, said via Monterey Herald after round three concluded:

“Our regulations say we need to make every effort to play 72 holes, which includes playing on Monday. Right now that’s our thinking.”

They were already looking at a postponement, but it has now become official. He also said yesterday:

“I’m hopeful right now. I mean, we have been playing a pretty soggy golf course. Obviously, if we get upward of 2 to 3 inches on the high side right now, then that makes that a little more doubtful.”

As rain continued to poor at Pebble Beach, the significant chance that round four would have to be pushed back to Monday and give all golfers inadvertently the day off became a reality. This means Wyndham Clark will have to wait to try and keep his lead.

He's being chased by Ludvig Aberg, Matthieu Pavon, Mark Hubbard and Thomas Detry, all of whom are within three strokes of the leaderboard.