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Pebble Beach Pro-Am FEBRUARY 5 - 13, 2011 ATAT&&TTPPEBBLEEBBLEBBEACHEACH NATIONAL PRO-AM PEBBLE BEACH ■■ MPCC ■ SPYGLASS ■ Tickets, tee times, parking and shuttles ■ 2009, 2010 champion shoots for never-done-before hat trick ■ Why local charities love the AT&T Pro Am ■ Giants, 49ers challenge each other for links supremacy ■ Complete guide to the Monterey Peninsula’s courses AA specialspecial sectionsection ofof TheThe CarmelCarmel Pine Cone FebruaryFebruary 4,4, 20112011 2 ATT AT&T Week February 4, 2011 CARMEL |PEBBLE BEACH |MONTEREY PENINSULA OCEAN FRONT GOLF VILLAS COTTAGES BY THE SEA MAGNIFICENT ESTATES WORLD-CLASS GOLF RESIDENCES 831.622.1000 | www.carmel-realty.com REAL ESTATE SALES |LUXURY VACATION RENTALS |SPECIAL EVENTS A Cornerstone in Luxury Real Estate for Nearly 100 Years February 4, 2011 AT&T Week 3 ATT PEBBLE BEACH 4 bed, 5.5 bath | $5,950,000 | www.3351-17MileDrive.com 1.76 acre lot | $4,965,000 | www.1488Bonifacio.com 4 bed, 3.5 bath | $4,400,000 | www.3195ForestLakeRoad.com 4 bed, 5.5 bath | $4,250,000 | www.3281OnduladoRoad.com 3 bed, 4.5 bath | $3,999,000 | www.1433LisbonLane.com 4 bed, 4 bath | $2,650,000 | www.1423Riata.com 4 bed, 4.5 bath | $2,295,000 | www.2837Congress.com 4 bed, 3 bath | $1,550,000 | www.3073Hermitage.com 4 bed, 3.5 bath | Reduced to $1,399,000 | www.3086LopezRoad.com 3 bed, 2.5 bath | $1,389,000 | www.1038WranglersTrail.com SHELLY MITCHELL LYNCH SARAH BOUCHIER KENT CIUCCI STEVE LAVAUTE VICKI MITCHELL MALONE HODGES DAVID EHRENPREIS COURTNEY GOLDING JONES BILL MITCHELL CHRIS PRYOR BARBARA EHRENPREIS SUSAN FREELAND PETER BUTLER LAURA CIUCCI LYNN BROWN KNOOP TERRY PERSHALL DAVE HOWARTH MARCIE LOWE LINDA MILLER DANA BAMBACE 831.622.1000 | www.carmel-realty.com WHO’S WHO IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE A Cornerstone in Luxury Real Estate for Nearly 100 Years LUXURYREALESTATE.COM™ 4 ATT AT&T Week February 4, 2011 CARMEL | CARMEL VALLEY 4 bed, 4.5 bath | $11,500,000 | www.ScenicCarmelPoint.com 3 bed, 2.5 bath | $2,995,000 | www.MonteVerdeCarmel.com 4 bed, 3 bath | $2,500,000 | www.SeaHorseCottageCarmel.com 2 bed, 2 bath | $1,195,000 | www.VistaAtJunipero.com 3 bed, 3.5 bath | $2,975,000 | www.8VistaLadera.com 3 bed, deluxe barn | $3,495,000 | www.32829ECarmelValley.com 5 bed, 4+ bath | $3,950,000 | www.8010Quatroplace.com 4 bed, 5+ bath | $4,750,000 | www.QuailMeadowsCarmel.com 4 bed, 4.5 bath | $2,950,000 | www.12OakMeadow.com 3 bed, 2.5 bath | $1,650,000 | www.ToyonWay.com 3 bed, 2.5 bath | $1,199,000 | www.9661WillowCt.com 4 bed, 4 bath | $1,395,000 | www.100Laurel.com 831.622.1000 | www.carmel-realty.com WHO’S WHO IN LUXURY REAL ESTATE A Cornerstone in Luxury Real Estate for Nearly 100 Years LUXURYREALESTATE.COM™ February 4, 2011 AT&T Week 5 ATT 2011 SCHEDULE, TICKETS & PARKING February 5 - 13 ■ Pebble Beach (6,816 yards, par 72) ■ Monterey Peninsula Country Club Shore Course (6,838 yards, par 70) ■ Spyglass (6,816 yards, par 72) ■ Purse: $6,300,000 ■ Winning share: $1,134,000 ■ 2010 Champion: Dustin Johnson Saturday, February 5 2 p.m. • Payne Stewart Youth Golf Exhibition — Pebble Beach Driving Range (free) Monday, February 7 8 a.m. • Practice rounds — all three courses Tuesday, February 8 - Charity Day 8 a.m. • Practice rounds — all three courses 1:30 p.m. • Birdies for Charity Shoot-out — 1st Tee, Pebble Beach Golf Links Wednesday, February 9 - Military Day • Law enforcement, firefighters and military plus PHOTOS/PAUL MILLER one accompanied guest admitted free Two of the most popular celebrities at the AT&T Pebble 8 a.m. • Practice rounds, all three courses Beach Pro-Am this year are sure to be comedian George 11 a.m. • 3M Celebrity Challenge — Pebble Beach Lopez (above) and movie star Andy Garcia (right) — both Golf Links. Celebrity amateurs play holes 1, 2, 3, 17 fan favorites because they’re usually friendly and and 18, with prize money donated to player’s desig- approachable. nated charity Thursday, February 10 Friday, February 11 Saturday, February 12 8 a.m. • First round — all three courses 8 a.m. • Second round — all three courses 8 a.m. • Third round — all three courses (cut TV coverage: The Golf Channel, noon-3 p.m. and TV coverage: The Golf Channel, noon-3 p.m. and 5:30-8:30 p.m. 5:30-8:30 p.m. See DETAILS page 8 ATT Come experience what many foodies already ® Katy’sKaty’s PlacePlace know, Katy’s Place — the incredible gourmet breakfast and lunch restaurant that makes you want to come back every day. 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Monday - Saturday 10-6 call 831.655.8527 to schedule Carmel, CA 93923 223 CROSSROADS BLVD • AT RIO ROAD, CARMEL AY ONE – AT RIO RO IGHW AD H Carmel, Ca 93923 TEL 831.625.4106 ✦ THECROSSROADSCARMEL.COM ✦ February 4, 2011 AT&T Week 7 ATT CARMEL BEVERLY HILLS Piazza Sempione Bogner Roberto Cavalli Bernard Zins The Crossroads Shopping Village 120 Crossroads Blvd., Carmel, CA • 831.624.9400 Also in Beverly Hills 356 N. Bedford Dr., Beverly Hills, CA • 310-273-5575 WWW.DEBRAC.COM BISTRO 211 WAKE UP CARMEL BREAKFAST SPECIALS Served From 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. • Monday - Friday • $10.95 (From 8:00 - 10:30 we offer an additional 15% discount.) MONDAY Banana/Buckwheat Cakes with Bacon or Sausage and Coffee or Tea TUESDAY "One-Eyed Jacks" with Bacon or Sausage, Potatoes or Fruit, and Coffee or Tea WEDNESDAY Two Eggs, Fresh Fruit and Potatoes, with Toast and a Euro-Latte THURSDAY Biscuits and our Special 211 Gravy topped with Fresh Herbs, Two Eggs, Fresh Fruit and Coffee or Tea FRIDAY The "Northwest" Omelette (our homemade Smoked Salmon, Spinach, Scallions and Jack Cheese) with Potatoes or Fresh Fruit and Toast with Coffee or Tea FULL BREAKFAST MENU ALSO AVAILABLE 211 Crossroads Blvd., 831.625.3030 Carmel, CA 93921 WWW.BISTRO211.COM Discover the most authentic shopping experiences and dining destinations Carmel has to offer. 8 ATT AT&T Week February 4, 2011 2011 SCHEDULE, TICKETS & PARKING National Pro-Am logo merchandise purchased at the Prohibited items: This year’s 2011 tournament DETAILS pro shops during the tournament. will feature a test of mobile phone devices on course. From page 5 ATT Fans will be able to make cell phone calls in special Any Day Ticket Book • $600 calling areas on all three courses as well as the abili- ■ Each book contains 10 Daily Tickets coupons. ty to follow the action online as long as they have made after play). TV coverage: CBS, noon-3 p.m. Each coupon can be exchanged at the gate on any their device on silent mode and do not use the cam- one day for a daily ticket. era function. Sunday, February 13 The following items are specifically prohibited 7:30 a.m. • Final round — Pebble Beach Golf Executive Booster Package • $2,400 (not avail- inside the entrance gate of the AT&T Thursday Links (60 low pros and 25 low teams) able after Feb. 4) through Sunday of tournament week: TV coverage: CBS, noon-3:30 p.m. ■ Includes: 12 Season Badges, 3 Any-Day Ticket ■ Distracting Devices or noise producing, elec- Books (30 daily tickets), 20 Souvenir Programs, 6 tronic/compressed air, or any other such device. Ticket Information Commemorative Gifts, 6 Golf Caps and 2 Special ■ Cameras: video or still capabilities, except Parking Passes media as credentialed or authorized by Tournament Daily Ticket staff (cameras only allowed during practice round ■ $60 for the three days of practice rounds. Don’t Where to buy: Online at www.attpbgolf.com or by days Mon-Wed) forget that military, firefighters and police officers are telephone at (800) 541-9091. Daily tickets will also be ■ Bags, backpacks, food container or cooler or admitted free on Feb. 9. sold at the Carmel shuttle stop in front of Carmel any other carrying device larger than 8-inch-by-8- ■ $60 for each tournament round. Plaza shopping center, at the Carmel Chamber of inch-by-8-inch in its filled capacity ■ Children under 12 admitted free if accompanied Commerce visitors center on San Carlos Street, at ■ Signs, banners or posters (except autograph), of by a paid adult. the Pacific Grove admission trailer (17 Mile Drive at any size the P.G. Gate) and at the CSUMB parking area (fol- ■ Televisions and radios Daily Fairway Club Ticket • $100 low signs from Highway 1 exit to CSUMB, approxi- ■ Radios capable of transmitting voice or other ■ The Fairway Club, located on Pebble Beach’s mately 10 miles north of Pebble Beach).
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