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■ Tickets, tee times, parking and shuttles ■ PGA Shoot-Out benefits charities ■ How the AT&T Pro-Am supports local arts ■ Profiles of all the top celebrities ■ Grand tour of Peninsula golf courses

A special section of The Carmel Pine Cone February 1, 2008

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2008 SCHEDULE, TICKETS & PARKING

February 2 - 1 0 The 7th Tee at Pebble Beach - Spyglass - Poppy Hills Pebble Beach pro- Purse: $6,000,000 vides an ideal viewing point for Saturday, February 2 AT&T fans. 2 p.m. • Payne Stewart Youth Golf Exhibition — Pebble Beach Driving Range (free)

Monday, February 4 8 a.m. • Practice rounds — all three courses Tuesday, February 5 - Charity Day 8 a.m. • Practice rounds — all three courses 1:30 p.m. • GoGirlGo.com Charity Shoot-out — Pebble Beach Golf Links. Top PGA Tour profes- PHOTO/PAUL MILLER sionals play holes #1, 2, 3, 17 and 18, with prize money donated to player’s designated charity

Wednesday, February 6 - Military Day • Law enforcement, firefighters and military plus one accompanied guest admitted free 8 a.m. • Practice rounds, all three courses 11 a.m. • 3M Celebrity Challenge — Pebble Beach Golf Links. Celebrity amateurs play holes #1, 2, 3, 17 and 18, with prize money donated to player’s designated charity 3:30 p.m. • Payne Stewart Youth Clinic, present- ed by AT&T — Pebble Beach driving range (free) Thursday, February 7 8 a.m. • First round — all three courses TV coverage: The Golf Channel, noon - 3 p.m. Ticket Information forget that military, firefighters and police officers are and 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Most attendees buy their tickets well in advance, admitted free on Feb. 6. including high rollers who pay thousands for admis- ■ $60 for each tournament round. Friday, February 8 sion to all tournament events and exclusive clubs. 8 a.m. • Second round — all three courses Also, ticket packages, such as the Executive Booster Any-Day ticket book • $600 TV coverage: The Golf Channel, noon - 3 p.m. Package ($2,400), the Champions Club Member ■ Each book contains 10 coupons which can be and 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. ($1,600 weekly, $450 daily), the Partners Package exchanged at the gate for daily tickets. ($350) and the Charity Patron Badge ($150). Had to Saturday, February 9 be purchased by Jan. 15. (Start planning for next ■ 12 and under admitted free if accompanied by 8 a.m. • Third round — all three courses (cut year!) But there are still several options: an adult. made after play) TV coverage: CBS, noon - 3 p.m. Season Badge • $150 Where to buy: On line at www.attpbgolf.com. By ■ Entrance to all events, practice rounds and all telephone at (800) 541-9091, and by fax to (831) 649- tournament rounds at all three courses. 1763. Daily tickets will also be sold at the Carmel Sunday, February 10 shuttle stop in front of Carmel Plaza shopping center, 7:30 a.m. • Final round — Pebble Beach Golf at the Carmel Chamber of Commerce visitors center Links (60 low pros and 25 low teams) Daily Ticket ■ $60 for the three days of practice rounds. Don’t on San Carlos Street, at the Pacific Grove admission TV coverage: CBS, noon - 3 p.m. trailer (17 Mile Drive at the P.G. Gate) and at the CSUMB parking area (follow signs from Highway 1 exit to CSUMB, approximately 10 miles north of Pebble Beach).

Parking: During early practice rounds (Mon.- Tues.), parking is available inside Pebble Beach. Wednesday and during tournament rounds, compli- mentary spectator parking is available on the CSUMB campus at the former Fort Ord, about 10 miles north of Pebble Beach on Highway 1, with fre- quent shuttle buses to deliver spectators to the com- petition courses, where other shuttle buses will also take them between courses. Handicapped parking is available throughout the practice and tournament rounds inside Pebble Beach. There are also convenient shuttle buses available from Carmel, Pacific Grove and Monterey to the pro-am tournament. For details about these shuttles, please see page 5ATT.

Prohibited items: The following items are specifi- cally prohibited inside the entrance gate of the AT&T Thursday through Sunday of tournament week: Cell phones and PDA’s; distracting or noise producing devices; cameras (except during practice round days Mon-Wed); bags, backpacks, food container or cool- er or any other carrying device larger than 8” inches in height, width or depth; signs, banners or posters (except for autographs); televisions and radios; alco- hol, except on site sales or businesses; pets (except service animals), bicycles and ladders; metal spiked golf shoes; weapons of any sort, whether licensed or permitted, and any other item deemed potentially injurious, unlawful or dangerous to staff, volunteers or participants as determined by the PGA Tour, tour- nament security personnel or law enforcement offi- cials. Plastic water bottles and food capable of fitting into an 8”-by-8”-by-8” container or pockets are acceptable for entry. February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 3 ATT

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2008 CHARITIES

Golf tournament offers boost to local arts groups

By CHRIS COUNTS ment to explore creativity. The Youth Arts Collective, a nonprofit based in OR LOCAL non profit Monterey, hopes to change that. groups striving — and at The Youth Arts Collective offers Ftimes struggling — to bring studio space and a mentoring program art to their communities, an affiliation for artists 14 to 22. with the AT&T Pebble Beach “We provide a safe, nurturing and National Pro-Am golf tournament is inspiring place for young artists to as good as a hole-in-one. A portion of develop their skills,” explained execu- the proceeds from this year’s tourna- tive director Marcia Perry. ment — Feb. 4-10 — will benefit the Perry and Meg Biddle founded the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts, the the Youth Arts Collective in 2000. The Monterey Museum of Art, Arts studio, which is located at 472 Calle Habitat and the Youth Arts Collective. Principal, is open to young artists four hours a day, five days a week. “Almost all of our students go on to ■ Affordable housing, college,” Perry said. “We’ve watched studios for artists kids with a lot of problems feel a lot better about themselves as a result of Arts Habitat is seeking to create 65 their participation in the program.” low cost living and work spaces for The Youth Arts Collective received local artists at the former Ft. Ord. $10,000 last year from the AT&T golf “Arts Habitat was created 17 years tournament. The money will go ago by a group of people who decided toward the group’s operating expenses. there was a crucial need on the “All of us appreciate the generosity Monterey Peninsula for low income of this community to make this possi- housing for artists,” explained ble,” Perry added. “There are few pro- Shirmaine Jones, an administrator jects like this in the country, and noth- who became the group’s first staff per- ing like it around here.” son just six months ago. “A lot of For more information, call (831) artists have had to leave here because 375-9922 or visit www.yacstudios.org. of the high cost of living. We wanted to do something about it.” ■ Bringing poetry to By providing low-cost housing and work space for artists, the for-profit local kids builders were able to convince the While some nonprofit arts groups county to approve the project. use the money they receive from the “We helped them get approved,” AT&T golf tournament for general Jones said. operating expenses, Carmel’s Cherry (Top) A young local artist, Niko Sanchez, proudly displays his work at the Youth Arts The 65 units represent the third Center for the Arts dedicates all of its phase of a 1,400-unit mixed housing gift to fund its annual Robert Campbell Collective, which is supported in part by the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. (Above) project. Jones said the units could 2008 Monterey High School Poetry TThe Monterey Museum of art also receives a annual grant. become available by 2011. The units Awards competition. will feature living spaces on top of art As part of the program, Carmel in the community by doing programs and research. studios and will rent for below market poet Elliot Roberts visits local high that fill a need that’s not being met by “It’s a wonderful investment in value. schools and offers talks about poetry. other curriculum.” building our audience,” Venuti said. Jones envisions a bustling art com- “The program really impacts kids The Cherry Center is located on the “We’re really grateful to the AT&T for munity at the former Ft. Ord. from all over the county,” explained corner of 4th and Guadalupe. For helping us in a really significant way.” “It can be an artistic hub where Robert Reese, executive director. more information about the poetry The museum collects, preserves and everyone can rub elbows and all the “Every high school in Monterey competition or the center, call (831) interprets the art of California. art forms come together,” Jones added. County participates in the program. 624-7491 or visit www.carlcherrycen- “Through our exhibits and educa- Arts Habitat received $9,500 last Some of these kids have never written ter.org. tional programs, the museum exposes year from the AT&T golf tournament or been exposed to poetry before.” the public to the arts of the region, for general operating expenses. For The Cherry Center received $6,000 ■ Marketing grant aims to while putting them in a national and more information, call (831) 624-6111 last year from the AT&T golf tourna- international context,” explained or visit www.artshabitat.org. ment. build art audience Robin Venuti, director of development In addition to organizing the poetry The Monterey Museum of Art — for the museum. ■ Finding a place to create competition, the Cherry Center hosts the only accredited art museum The museum is located at 559 art exhibits, plays, poetry readings, between San Jose and Santa Barbara Pacific St. in Monterey. A second facil- For many aspiring young artists, it’s concerts, films, classes and workshops. — is receiving a $40,000 grant from the ity is located at 720 Via Mirada. For not easy to find a supportive environ- “We’ve always tried to serve a niche AT&T golf tournament for marketing more information, call (831) 372-5477.

At the left is Jenny Gunter, at work on a painting at the Youth Arts Collective in Monterey. In Carmel, the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts (right) supports it eclectic offerings in part with money from the AT&T celebrity/professional golf tournament. February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 5 ATT

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2008 CHARITIES

Pros vie in shoot-out for cash, gifts to charities

By MARY BROWNFIELD are Jonathon Byrd, Chris DiMarco, Steve ease;” Elkington, David Frost, Arron Oberholser and Joey ■ The Museum of Art & History at the IDS, THEIR teeth, culture-seekers and Sindelar, and organizers said others will be named. McPherson Center, which presents exhibitions, col- furry creatures will benefit from the Feb. 5 They will play on behalf of: lections and programs focusing on contemporary art KGoGirlGo.Com Charity Shoot-Out during ■ The Northern California Golf Foundation, and Santa Cruz County history; and the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am. which “seeks to promote life skills and values ■ The Animal Friends Rescue Project, the Representing charities that serve those groups, PGA through the game of golf to deserving youth in com- Pacific Grove organization dedicated to finding per- Tour players will compete in a five-hole round that munities throughout Northern California;” manent homes for abandoned, stray and abused pets. will yield $40,000 in money for four charities and ■ Community Oral Health Services, which pro- The GoGirlGo.Com Charity Shoot-Out will begin $20,000 for the victorious players. vides mobile comprehensive dental services and pre- at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, on the 1st Hole of the While the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am vention education to needy Central California chil- Pebble Beach Golf Links. distributes grants to some 80 charities — donating dren “in an effort to improve their oral health and For more information about the AT&T Pebble more than $66 million since Bing Crosby brought the reduce the prevalence of cavities and untreated dis- Beach National Pro-Am, visit www.attpbgolf.com. tournament to Pebble Beach in 1947 — it provides an opportunity for a small group to win a little bit more. On Jan. 19, players representing dozens of nonprof- Third, which is about four blocks from the Plaza. its competed in a closest-to-the-pin competition on SHUTTLES Pebble Beach’s Peter Hay golf course, with the top From page 5ATT P.G. offers extras four earning spots in the GoGirlGo.Com Charity The Pacific Grove Chamber of Commerce’s 59- Shoot-Out set for the Tuesday of tournament week. passenger Pacific Monarch buses will depart every During the qualifier, Adam Heieck, representing Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues, for $55. 30 minutes from the Pacific Grove Museum of the Northern California Golf Association They are $60 at the gate in Pebble Beach. Natural History, 165 Forest Ave., beginning at 6:30 Foundation, landed the ball 1 foot 3 inches from the And the shuttles aren’t just for locals hoping for a a.m. Wednesday through Sunday, Feb. 6-10. Pro-Am cup. Community Oral Health Services’ Beverly convenient way to get to the golf tournament. play begins at 8 a.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Orona came in second, with 2 feet 2 inches. Peter Fanatics from out of town might want to take a and at 7:30 a.m. for the final round at the Pebble Orr’s ball landed 2 feet 9 inches from the pin, putting break for lunch in Carmel, and those who get their Beach Golf Links. the Museum of Art & History at the McPherson fill of the game after a few hours on the course could Riders will receive gift bags containing coupons, Center in third place, and the Animal Friends opt to spend some time shopping in town instead, the post cards and brochures. Chamber president Moe Rescue Project finished fourth, with Ron Boust’s chamber and the innkeepers association hope. Last Ammar pointed out that taking the shuttles — as chip shot landing 4 feet 4 inches from the hole. year, the buses provided almost 5,000 trips during the some 2,500 people did last year — will save them Each winning charity will select a two-player pro-am’s four days — 2,000 more than the previous about an hour of travel time while offering them team of professionals to represent it in the shoot-out year. more flexibility in their schedules. Feb. 5 on five holes at the Pebble Beach Golf Links. Anyone wondering about the best restaurants in With special packages offered by hotels and busi- The round will be in the Scotch format, in which town, or desiring to know anything else about nesses willing to stay open late, chamber officials said players take turns hitting the ball, and the charities’ Carmel-by-the-Sea, can stop in at the visitor center. they are “making a concerted effort to provide the representatives will carry the leaderboards during Shuttle tickets and tickets for the pro-am can be maximum in hospitality to the visitors for the golf the competition. purchased ahead of time by calling the chamber at tournament and to showcase the many charms of According to the AT&T Pebble Beach National (831) 624-2522 or visiting www.carmelcalifornia.org. Pacific Grove.” Pro-Am, the winnings will be $2,000 for the pros and During the tournament, shuttle tickets can be pur- Shuttle passes run $10 per day, or $30 for a five- $4,000 for the charities on holes 1 and 2; $3,000 for chased at the inns, the Carmel Plaza bus stop or on day pass, and free parking is available a block away the pros and $6,000 for the charity on Hole 3, $5,000 the bus. Shuttle riders can pay to leave their cars in on Ocean View Boulevard. The chamber is also sell- for the pro and $10,000 for the charity on Hole 17, the north lot at Sunset Center, located on Eighth ing daily tournament tickets for $55. For more infor- and $8,000 for the pro and $16,000 for the charity on between Mission and San Carlos, or in the garage at mation, contact the chamber of commerce at (831) the 18th Hole. the Carmel Plaza at Mission and Seventh. Free 373-3304 or check the group’s website: www.pacific- PGA pros who have committed to the shoot-out parking is available in the city lot at Torres and grove.org.

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2008 CELEBRITIES

tive produced by Steven Spielberg. His feature film STARS credits include “Liberty, Maine,” “The Sky is From page 10AT&T Falling” and “Safe House.” ■ Kevin Costner seven Emmys and 12 CableACE awards. This year was his 19th as host of the ESPN Sunday NFL stu- Winner of the 1991 Best Director Oscar for dio show, and his 15th as a baseball play-by-play “Dances with Wolves,” Costner has starred in more announcer for the cable network. But his greatest than 20 motion pictures. fame probably comes from his years on Sportscenter Born and raised in California, Costner has a (where one of his co-anchors was former Carmel degree in marketing from Cal-State Fullerton, where resident Craig Kilborn), where his colorful nick- a local production of “Rumpelstilskin” started a fairy names for famous ath- tale career that made him into one of Hollywood’s letes became part of the all-time leading men. national sports lore: His first two attention-getting movies were “The Roberto “Remember Untouchables” and “No Way Out,” followed by a the” Alomar, Bert “Be pair of contrasting baseball films, the iconoclastic Home” Blyleven, Jim “Bull Durham” and the inspirational hit, “Field of “Two Silhouettes On” Dreams.” Deshaies, and Fred Costner then used his new Hollywood clout to “Crime Dog” McGriff, make “Dances with Wolves.” Andre “Bad Moon” His recent projects included “The Guardian,” Rison, Curtis “My which also starred Ashton Kutcher, “Mr. Brooks,” Favorite” Martin, Steve where he played a serial killer, and “Swing Vote.” “I’ve Got You Babe” Recently he founded a rock/country band, “Kevin Bono and Chris Costner and the Modern West,” which has toured Fuamatu “Bad” Europe. He is married to Christine Baumgartner, Ma’afala, etc. etc. who has accompanied him to the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. ■ Michael Bolton Don Cheadle ■ Carson Daly One of the world’s top- selling vocalists and song Winner of a golf scholarship to Loyola writers, Bolton grew up Marymount University and a one-time caddy for idolizing such pioneers of R&B as Ray Charles, Otis O.J. Simpson, Daly gained fame as host of the MTV Redding and Marvin Gaye. Blessed with an incom- show, “Total Request Live,” and now has his own Peter Ueberroth (left) played in a foursome with former parable voice, Bolton has sold more than 45 million late-night talk show on NBC, “Last Call With Carmel Mayor Clint Eastwood during the 2002 pro-am. albums during his career. With two Grammys for Carson Daly,” which follows Jay Leno and Conan Best Male Vocalist, six American Music Awards, a O’Brien. string of No. 1 hits (including more than 100 songs he ■ Clint Eastwood has written for other world-renowned artists), sold- ■ Tom Dreesen out concerts for millions of people around the globe Mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea from 1986 to 1988 and many humanitarian and industry awards to his A comedian who has played Vegas, Reno and and supporter of numerous local charitable and con- credit, Bolton continues to captivate. Atlantic City with the likes of Liza Minelli and servation causes, the indefatigable Eastwood is a Sammy Davis, Jr., and who spent a decade as Frank familiar face on the Monterey Peninsula. Winner of ■ Sinatra’s opening act, has also appeared in many net- Best Director and Best Actor Oscars for Tom Brady work television shows including more than 50 “Unforgiven” (1992), and Best Actor and Best Quarterback for the New England Patriots, Tom appearances on the “Tonight Show” and guest roles Picture Oscars for “Million Dollar Baby” (2004), Brady was the MVP in both the 2002 and 2004 on TV shows such as “Columbo,” “Gabriel’s Fire,” Eastwood has appeared in, produced and/or directed Super Bowls and led the team to yet another Super “Murder She Wrote” and “Touched By An Angel.” more than 50 motion pictures, beginning with Bowl victory in 2005. In 2004 and 2005, his appear- To show his versatility, he once recorded a comedy “Revenge of the Creature” in 1955. Last year his ance at the AT&T just days after winning Super album, “That White Boy’s Crazy,” before an all movie, “Letters From Iwo Jima,” a companion piece Bowls came as a major surprise to many, but not to black audience. According to Dreesen, he never to “Flags of Our Fathers,” was nominated for Best his good friend, Pebble Beach Co. CEO Bill strayed too far from his old neighborhood, and to Perocchi. This year, if he participates, it will be after show appreciation, the city of Harvey, Ill. named a yet another Super Bowl — Feb. 3 against the New street after him, “Dreesen Street,” on Aug. 22, 1992. Continues next page York Giants — and possibly an undefeated season. A native of San Mateo, Brady first won the NFL championship in just his second year as a starter. One of the most successful playoff quarterbacks in NFL history, Brady was the 199th pick in the 2000 NFL draft. ■ Drew Brees Quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, he led his team to the NFC Championship last year against the Chicago Bears. He holds the record for most completions in a season by an NFL quarterback. Brees attended Purdue University and was the first pick in the second round of the 2001 NFL draft. ■ Don Cheadle An actor who has mastered some of the most frightening roles on the silver screen, Don Cheadle was nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award in 2005 for “Hotel Rwanda.” He first became well known for playing the district attorney on the televi- sion series “Picket Fences.” Since then he has appeared in “Rosewood,” “The Family Man,” “Boogie Nights,” “Out of Sight,” “Traffic,” and “Ocean’s Eleven.” He also starred in, and was one of the producers of “Crash,” which won the 2006 Academy Award for Best Picture.

■ Eric Close Co-star of the CBS drama Without a Trace (he plays FBI agent Martin Fitzgerald), Close has also appeared in the television series, “Now and Again,” Singer Michael Bolton took time during last year’s AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am to meet with soldiers at the and “The Magnificent Seven.” He also appeared in Presidio of Monterey. Here he shakes hands with the Commander of the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language the 10-part miniseries, “Taken,” which was execu- Center, Col. Tucker Mansager. February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 13 ATT

2008 CELEBRITIES

From previous page “Tales of the City,” and “A Will of Their Own. ■ Bob Griese Picture and Best Director Academy Awards. “Million Dollar Baby,” starring Hilary Swank and Known as the “thinking man’s quarterback” dur- Morgan Freeman, won four Academy Awards in ing his brilliant 14-year NFL career with the Miami 2005. His latest project is “The Changeling,” starring Dolphins (1967-1980), Bob Griese was renowned for Angelina Jolie, which recently completed filming. In his poised leadership and ingenious play-calling dur- 2000, he was honored by President Bill Clinton with ing the Dolphins’ dominance of the NFL in the early the Kennedy Center Medal for his lifetime achieve- 1970s. He led the Dolphins to three straight Super ments in the arts. Eastwood, a co-owner of the Bowl appearances and back-to-back Championships Pebble Beach Company, is chairman of the board of in ‘72 and ‘73. This year marks the 30th anniversary the Monterey Peninsula Foundation, the charity of the 1972 Miami Dolphins’ perfect 17-0 season. He group that hosts the AT&T Pro-Am. He lives in was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Pebble Beach with his wife, Dina Ruiz Eastwood, 1990. and their daughter, Morgan. Now one of network television’s most respected football analysts, Bob Griese is in his 21st year of broadcasting and his 16th year as expert commenta- ■ Glenn Frey tor on ABC’s coverage of College Football. He was As a founding member of the Eagles, which has a top analyst for NBC Sports’ NFL coverage from triumphantly toured the world during the last two 1982 through 1986. years, Frey helped create a new genre of rock ’n’ roll Griese has three sons, the youngest of whom is music with such hits as “Hotel California” and Brian, who is a quarterback for the Chicago Bears. “Lyin’ Eyes.” Bob and Brian are co-authors of the inspirational His solo career, with songs like “The Heat is On,” book, “Undefeated.” (from the movie “Beverly Hills Cop”) and “Smuggler’s Blues” (a spin-off from “Miami Vice”), ■ Thomas Hampson has also been successful. Frey is also an accomplished actor, having been Perhaps the biggest heartthrob in the world of featured in such television shows as “Miami Vice,” opera, Thomas Hampson is also considered the lead- “Wise Guy,” “South of Sunset” and “Nash Bridges.” ing baritone of his generation. Originally from He also appeared in “Jerry Maguire,” as an NFL Spokane, Washington, America’s leading baritone, general manager. Thomas Hampson enjoys an international career that has taken him to all the world’s most prestigious stages and concert halls and has made him one of ■ Kenny G today’s most sought-after soloists. Glen Frey of the Eagles (above), Huey Lewis of Huey Lewis Legendary saxophonist and the best-selling instru- Among his recent portrayals have been the title and the News (lower left) and saxophonist Kenny G (lower mentalist/musician in the world, Kenny G has been a role in William Tell (Vienna), Eugene Onegin (Vienna right) are three of the music stars who are regulars at the constant presence on the Billboard charts for more & Paris), in Ambroise Thomas’ Hamlet (Monte Pebble Beach Pro-Am. than 15 years. His career as a saxophonist began at Carlo and San Francisco), and in the rarely heard 17 when he backed up Barry White in a concert in baritone version of Massenet’s Werther (New York). Seattle, Kenny G’s home town. When he signed his His recordings have won numerous outstanding start in standup comedy, which is his first love. He first recording contract in 1982, a new era in instru- international awards, as well as six Grammy nomi- got his big break at the 1996 Montreal Comedy mental music was born. nations. Festival and was cast in a recurring role in the com- edy series “Everybody Loves Raymond,” starring ■ Danny Gans ■ Kevin James his best friend, Ray Romano. One of the most successful headliners in Las Comedian Kevin James starred as Doug ■ Vegas, Danny Gans is a singer and comedian who Heffernan, the hardworking parcel delivery man Huey Lewis has found success as a musical impressionist. At one who loves his big screen TV as much as his beautiful A native of New York, Lewis created his break- time, Gans was a professional baseball player, play- wife on the prime-time CBS comedy “The King of through group, Huey Lewis and the News, in Marin ing for the Durham Bulls, and later holding a small Queens,” which had its final episode last May. James County in 1980. Their first album produced a top-10 role as a third baseman in the film Bull Durham. is a native of Stony Brook, Long Island. He was After an injury ended his sporting career, Gans born on April 26, 1965, and attended Cortland State turned to the entertainment industry. Gans began his University in N.Y. for three years and then got his Continues next page career on the road, performing mostly at private cor- porate functions. In 1995, he moved to Broadway to perform a well-received one-man show, but then decided to move to Las Vegas to reduce time away from his family, which lived in Los Angeles. Gans started his Las Vegas stay at the Stratosphere Hotel in 1996. He moved to the Rio Hotel shortly thereafter, and then on to The Mirage in 1997. Gans is a permanent performer at The Mirage, where the Danny Gans Theater was built for him. The Las Vegas Strip marquee now bearing Danny Gans’ image is the largest freestanding mar- quee in the world. ■ Andy Garcia Born in Cuba in 1956, Garcia’s family fled to Miami Beach after Castro came to power. He stud- ied acting in Florida before heading to Los Angeles, where his first role was as a gang member on the first episode of “Hill Street Blues.” Garcia later starred in “The Untouchables,” “The Godfather, Part III,” “Desperate Measures” and “Ocean’s Eleven.” ■ Thomas Gibson The star of the CBS prime time drama, “Criminal Minds,” Thomas Gibson previously starred in “Dharma and Greg,” a five-year hit for ABC, and “Chicago Hope.” In 1980, while a college intern at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Gibson was encouraged to apply to the Juilliard School in New York. After winning a scholarship to the world- famous school, he began his acting career on the stage. His film career began with the 1992 Ron Howard film, “Far and Away.” He also appeared on television in “The Kennedys of Massachusetts,” 14 ATT AT&T Week February 1, 2008

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From previous page ■ George Lopez The multitalented George Lopez stars, writes and co-produces the ABC Wednesday night sitcom, hit, “Do You Believe in Love?” and was followed by “George Lopez,” which is a hit with critics and view- five other top-20 recordings. Lewis also recorded the ers. Lopez performs on stage, film and television and theme song, “The Power of Love,” for the movie has earned kudos for his performance in the HBO “Back to the Future.” Films drama, “Real Women Have Curves.” Previously, Lopez was featured in the acclaimed drama “Bread and Roses.” The film, directed by British filmmaker Ken Loach, received critical acclaim after its pre- miere at the Cannes Film Festival. Lopez also appeared in the Showtime film, “Fidel,” and the comedy “Frank McKluskey, C.I.” for Disney. His numerous television credits include appearances on “The Tonight Show,” “Good Morning America,” “The View,” “Live with Regis and Kelly,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn” and “Resurrection Boulevard.” He frequently hosts Univision’s “Loco Comedy Jam.”

■ Dan Marino A Hall of Fame NFL quarterback and one of the most prolific quarterbacks in the history of the game, Dan Marino holds or has held almost every major NFL passing record and played in nine Pro Bowls. He appeared in “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective,” with Jim Carey and even guest-starred as himself in an episode of the Simpsons. ■ Al Michaels Currently employed by NBC on its NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino. Sunday night football games, alongside John Madden, Al Michaels was with ABC Sports for nearly thirty years. One of the most rec- ognizable and classiest voices in broadcast- ting ready to broadcast a World Series game between ing, Michaels is perhaps best known for his the San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A’s when broadcast of the 1980 U.S. vs. U.S.S.R. the Loma Prieta earthquake struck. Barely hesitat- Olympic hockey game from Lake Placid, ing, he told his viewers, “I’ll tell you what ... we’re New York, known as the Miracle on Ice. having an earthquake!” With time expiring on the Americans’ 4-3 win, Michaels culminated the broadcast by ■ saying, “Do you believe in miracles? Yes!” Craig T. Nelson He was also on the air from San Francisco’s Star of the CBS show, “The District,” where he Ray Romano tees off during the 2002 AT&T Pro-Am. Candlestick Park on October 17, 1989, get- portrayed Chief Jack Mannion, Craig Richard Nelson was born April 4, 1946, in Spokane, Wash. He attended the University of Arizona and studied acting at the Oxford Theater in Los Angeles. Nelson began his career working with Barry Levinson as a radio writer/performer and standup comic. He added the “T” to his name because there was another actor registered with the Screen Actor’s Guild that had the same name. His previous prime-time show, “Coach,” was a major hit from 1989 to 1997. Sea Chalet... ■ Chris O’Donnell A native of Winnetka, Ill., O’Donnell is best known for his portrayal of Robin in “Batman Embraced by the spell of the sea – Forever” and “Batman and Robin,” and for “Scent pelicans, whales, distant boats ... of a Woman,” which earned him a Best Supporting magical sunsets ... Actor Oscar nomination. He also got highly favor- able reviews for “The Three Musketeers” in 1993. Architecturally thrilling contemporary. An intelligent blend of exceptional quality and fine Recently, he appeared in “Vertical Limit,” “29 design. The location a gentle stroll to Carmel's famed beaches and friendly village. Palms” and “Kinsey.” Nestled in coveted, quiet, Carmel Point. Not demanding. Warmly welcoming. Four bedroom suites, four fireplaces. And more. An exceptional home. ■ Stone Phillips A private sanctuary lulled by the sounds of the sea.. $4,995,000. Former co-anchor of Dateline NBC, Phillips’ ath- letic career peaked in college at Yale, where he was starting quarterback. Since graduating with a degree in philosophy, he has focussed on journalism, getting his first big break when he joined the ABC news- magazine, 20/20, in 1986. ■ Ray Romano

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2008 PAST WINNERS

Bing Crosby Pro-Amateur 1975 Gene Littler -8 $37,000 (From 1947 through 1967, courses played were 1976 Ben Crenshaw -7 $37,000 Pebble Beach, Cypress Point and the Monterey National Golf Championship 1977 Tom Watson -14 $40,000 Peninsula Country Club. In 1968, Spyglass Hill 1978 Tom Watson -8 $45,000 replaced MPCC) Winners 1970 - 1985 1979 Lon Hinkle -4 $54,000 1980 George Burns -8 $54,000 AT&T Pebble Beach 1970 Bert Yancey -10 $25,000 1981 John Cook -7 $40,500 1971 Tom Shaw -10 $27,000 1982 Jim Simons -14 $54,000 National Pro-Am 1972 Jack Nicklaus -4 $28,000 1983 Tom Kite -12 $58,500 1973 Jack Nicklaus -6 $36,000 1984 Hale Irwin -10 $72,000 Winners 1986 - 2007 1974 Johnny Miller -8 $27,750 1985 Mark O’Meara -5 $90,000 1986 Fuzzy Zoeller -11 $108,000 1987 Johnny Miller -10 $108,000 1988 Steve Jones -8 $126,000 1989 Mark O’Meara -11 $180,000 1990 Mark O’Meara -7 $180,000 1991 Paul Azinger -14 $198,000 1992 Mark O’Meara -13 $198,000 1993 Brett Ogle -12 $225,000 1994 Johnny Miller -7 $225,000 1995 Peter Jacobsen -17 $252,000 1996 Tournament rained out — each pro got $5,000 consolation money 1997 Mark O’Meara -20 $342,000 1998 Phil Mickelson -14 $450,000 1999 Payne Stewart -10 $504,000 2000 Tiger Woods -15 $720,000 2001 Davis Love III -16 $720,000 2002 Matt Gogel -14 $720,000 2003 Davis Love III -14 $900,000 2004 Vijay Singh -16 $954,000 2005 Phil Mickelson -18 $954,000 2006 Aaron Oberholser -17 $972,000 2007 Phil Mickelson -20 $990,000

(Through 1990, courses played were Pebble Beach, Spyglass and Cypress Point. In 1991, Poppy Hills Mark O’Meara (left) won the AT&T pro-am five times. Phil Mickelson has been champ three times, including 2007. replaced Cypress.)

forming professionally at 16 in his native Beaumont, ual and says he sees himself in the face of each and FANS Texas. In the fall of 1993 his first single, “What’s It To every fan. “When we make records,” he says, “it’s From page 18ATT You,” went straight to number one on the charts. His final. The records will always be the same, but it’s the biggest selling albums are “Say No More” and “Live fans who give life to the music. On stage, you know Laugh Love.” Walker is considered a modest individ- immediately if you are really reaching people.” paid actors, originally planned to become an accoun- tant. ■ Kelly Slater An eight-time world surfing champion, Kelly Slater is considered the most successful professional surfer in the history of the sport. In May 2005 in the final of the Billabong Tahiti Pro surfing contest, Slater became the first to score two perfect 10 rides. He has also been successful in other fields. In 1992-3, Slater acted on Baywatch. A videogame. Kelly Slater’s Pro Surfer, was released. In 2003, he published an autobiography called, “Pipe Dreams: A Surfer’s Journey.” In 2004 Slater, who has modeled for Versace, was chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World. ■ Emmitt Smith

Just 5’ 9” tall, Emmitt Smith is one of football’s preeminent players and the all-time leading runner, having rushed for 18,355 yard, including 164 touch- downs in 13 seasons with the Dallas Cowboys and two with the Arizona Cardinals. Smith is the only player in NFL history to win the rushing title and the Super Bowl in the same season.’’ ■ Lynn Swann A Pro Football Hall of Fame member and former wide receiver, Swann played for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1974 to 1982 — a span during which the Steelers won six straight AFC titles and four Super Bowls. In his career, Swann had 336 recep- tions for 5,462 yards and 51 touchdowns.

■ Clay Walker Especially during practice rounds, the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am is a great place to get autographs. Many Singer/guitarist and one of the U.S.A.’s biggest celebrities, such as Kevin Costner (left, in 2003) and Craig T. Nelson (right, in 2005) will occasionally take time out to Country and Western stars, Clay Walker began per- meet the gallery during tournament play. February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 19 ATT 20 ATT AT&T Week February 1, 2008 February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 21 ATT 22 ATT AT&T Week February 1, 2008

2007 COMPLETE RESULTS

Name Score 1 2 3 4 Total Earnings Name Score 1 2 3 4 Total Earnings 1 Phil Mickelson -20 65 67 70 66 268 $990,000 T101 Ben Crane CUT 75 72 73 - 220 $0 2 Kevin Sutherland -15 72 63 67 71 273 $594,000 T101 Bobby Clampett CUT 71 73 76 - 220 $0 3 John Mallinger -14 65 70 68 71 274 $374,000 T101 Jerry Smith CUT 79 69 72 - 220 $0 T4 Greg Owen -12 68 70 71 67 276 $242,000 T101 Jay Delsing CUT 71 75 74 - 220 $0 T4 Davis Love III -12 70 67 70 69 276 $242,000 T101 Skip Kendall CUT 75 70 75 - 220 $0 T6 Matt Kuchar -11 72 69 70 66 277 $184,250 T101 B.J. Staten CUT 74 73 73 - 220 $0 T6 Jim Furyk -11 67 65 76 69 277 $184,250 T101 Esteban Toledo CUT 72 73 75 - 220 $0 T6 Corey Pavin -11 68 72 67 70 277 $184,250 T101 Sean O’Hair CUT 75 73 72 - 220 $0 T9 Ryan Armour -10 68 71 72 67 278 $154,000 T101 Brad Faxon CUT 78 68 74 - 220 $0 T9 Ted Purdy -10 73 70 68 67 278 $154,000 T101 J.P. Hayes CUT 72 71 77 - 220 $0 T11 Camilo Villegas -9 73 70 69 67 279 $116,600 T101 Bryce Molder CUT 71 74 75 - 220 $0 T11 Daniel Chopra -9 71 70 68 70 279 $116,600 T113 Jeff Brehaut CUT 78 71 72 - 221 $0 T11 Steve Flesch -9 70 70 68 71 279 $116,600 T113 D.J. Brigman CUT 76 71 74 - 221 $0 T11 Bo Van Pelt -9 72 68 71 68 279 $116,600 T113 Billy Andrade CUT 74 69 78 - 221 $0 T11 Vijay Singh -9 73 66 71 69 279 $116,600 T113 John Daly CUT 72 72 77 - 221 $0 T16 Glen Day -8 74 69 69 68 280 $88,000 T113 Mark Brooks CUT 76 76 69 - 221 $0 T16 Hunter Mahan -8 69 72 70 69 280 $88,000 T113 Joe Ogilvie CUT 71 71 79 - 221 $0 T16 J.B. Holmes -8 76 66 68 70 280 $88,000 T113 Paul Sheehan CUT 74 76 71 - 221 $0 T19 Ryan Moore -7 69 76 70 66 281 $64,350 T113 Kent Jones CUT 78 70 73 - 221 $0 T19 Omar Uresti -7 70 68 71 72 281 $64,350 T113 Luke Donald CUT 78 72 71 - 221 $0 T19 Aaron Baddeley -7 68 71 71 71 281 $64,350 T113 Dicky Pride CUT 72 73 76 - 221 $0 T19 Tom Watson -7 70 68 72 71 281 $64,350 T113 Todd Fischer CUT 76 74 71 - 221 $0 T19 Jeff Overton -7 70 69 69 73 281 $64,350 T124 Robert Garrigus CUT 74 73 75 - 222 $0 T19 Craig Kanada -7 68 69 71 73 281 $64,350 T124 J.J. Henry CUT 76 72 74 - 222 $0 T25 Tim Petrovic -6 71 73 69 69 282 $42,900 T124 Chris Riley CUT 78 75 69 - 222 $0 T25 Mark Wilson -6 70 71 72 69 282 $42,900 T127 Len Mattiace CUT 74 67 82 - 223 $0 T25 Garrett Willis -6 72 68 72 70 282 $42,900 T127 Jaco Van Zyl CUT 73 74 76 - 223 $0 T25 Brett Quigley -6 70 72 70 70 282 $42,900 T127 Jerry Kelly CUT 77 71 75 - 223 $0 T25 Kyle Thompson -6 68 71 73 70 282 $42,900 T127 Brian Henninger CUT 75 74 74 - 223 $0 T30 Alex Cejka -5 75 67 73 68 283 $33,413 T127 Rich Barcelo CUT 78 74 71 - 223 $0 T30 Doug LaBelle II -5 70 73 70 70 283 $33,413 T127 Kevin Stadler CUT 77 71 75 - 223 $0 T30 Padraig Harrington -5 74 72 68 69 283 $33,413 T133 D.J. Trahan CUT 71 75 78 - 224 $0 T30 Dean Wilson -5 68 72 73 70 283 $33,413 T133 Steve Allan CUT 77 72 75 - 224 $0 T30 Bob Heintz -5 72 71 71 69 283 $33,413 T133 Brett Wetterich CUT 75 74 75 - 224 $0 T30 Paul Goydos -5 68 74 71 70 283 $33,413 T133 Vance Veazey CUT 73 71 80 - 224 $0 T36 Arjun Atwal -4 67 75 71 71 284 $25,346 T133 Troy Matteson CUT 78 72 74 - 224 $0 T36 Johnson Wagner -4 74 72 68 70 284 $25,346 T133 Robert Damron CUT 72 77 75 - 224 $0 T36 Brandt Snedeker -4 71 69 74 70 284 $25,346 T133 Frank Lickliter II CUT 72 75 77 - 224 $0 T36 Michael Putnam -4 72 70 73 69 284 $25,346 T140 Jim Rutledge CUT 78 71 76 - 225 $0 T36 Tom Lehman -4 69 72 74 69 284 $25,346 T140 David Branshaw CUT 72 74 79 - 225 $0 T36 David Duval -4 72 68 72 72 284 $25,346 T140 John Ellis CUT 78 72 75 - 225 $0 T42 Nick Watney -3 65 75 72 73 285 $20,900 T140 Neal Lancaster CUT 79 72 74 - 225 $0 T42 Jose Maria Olazabal -3 71 70 69 75 285 $20,900 T140 David Frost CUT 76 75 74 - 225 $0 T44 Craig Barlow -2 69 73 71 73 286 $16,628 T140 Tom Byrum CUT 79 72 74 - 225 $0 T44 Bubba Watson -2 70 70 75 71 286 $16,628 T146 Darron Stiles CUT 71 73 82 - 226 $0 T44 Brendon de Jonge -2 68 71 74 73 286 $16,628 T146 Scott Gutschewski CUT 74 72 80 - 226 $0 T44 Tom Pernice, Jr. -2 74 71 70 71 286 $16,628 T146 Grant Waite CUT 77 73 76 - 226 $0 T44 Jose Coceres -2 72 69 72 73 286 $16,628 T146 Rocco Mediate CUT 71 75 80 - 226 $0 T44 Tommy Armour III -2 73 67 74 72 286 $16,628 T146 Michael Bradley CUT 75 78 73 - 226 $0 T50 Charley Hoffman -1 70 69 75 73 287 $13,163 T151 Steve Pellegrine CUT 75 75 77 - 227 $0 T50 Tim Herron -1 73 74 66 74 287 $13,163 T151 Bubba Dickerson CUT 76 70 81 - 227 $0 T50 Paul McGinley -1 69 73 73 72 287 $13,163 T151 Blaine McCallister CUT 74 73 80 - 227 $0 T50 Duffy Waldorf -1 74 72 69 72 287 $13,163 T154 Jarrod Lyle CUT 75 76 77 - 228 $0 T50 Tom Johnson -1 71 71 73 72 287 $13,163 T154 Robert Floyd CUT 75 72 81 - 228 $0 T50 Mark Hensby -1 69 68 77 73 287 $13,163 T154 Craig Bowden CUT 76 72 80 - 228 $0 56 Ricky Barnes E 72 74 69 73 288 $12,540 T154 Carlos Franco CUT 70 77 81 - 228 $0 T57 Charles Warren 1 68 76 71 74 289 $12,375 T154 Peter Jacobsen CUT 81 72 75 - 228 $0 T57 Pat Perez 1 72 69 73 75 289 $12,375 T154 Steve Elkington CUT 74 75 79 - 228 $0 T59 Michael Allen 2 72 70 72 76 290 $12,155 T154 Chris Tidland CUT 74 74 80 - 228 $0 T59 Jim McGovern 2 75 67 73 75 290 $12,155 T154 Phil Tataurangi CUT 82 74 72 - 228 $0 T61 Paul Gow CUT 71 72 73 - 216 $11,825 T154 Brett Bingham CUT 73 74 81 - 228 $0 T61 Chris DiMarco CUT 72 74 70 - 216 $11,825 T163 Jeff Sluman CUT 75 77 78 - 230 $0 T61 Jason Dufner CUT 70 72 74 - 216 $11,825 163 Andrew Magee CUT 79 81 70 - 230 $0 T61 Tag Ridings CUT 73 73 70 - 216 $11,825 T163 Bob Burns CUT 76 77 77 - 230 $0 T65 Dan Forsman CUT 74 73 70 - 217 $11,000 T166 Larry Mize CUT 75 73 83 - 231 $0 T65 Jason Bohn CUT 73 73 71 - 217 $11,000 T166 Scott Simpson CUT 77 74 80 - 231 $0 T65 Brian Davis CUT 76 70 71 - 217 $11,000 T166 Bobby Schultze CUT 77 79 75 - 231 $0 T65 Robert Gamez CUT 79 71 67 - 217 $11,000 T166 Gary Hallberg CUT 78 79 74 - 231 $0 T65 K.J. Choi CUT 74 72 71 - 217 $11,000 T170 Gabriel Hjertstedt CUT 83 74 75 - 232 $0 T65 Mathew Goggin CUT 76 71 70 - 217 $11,000 T170 Alejandro Canizares CUT 71 73 88 - 232 $0 T65 Craig Lile CUT 73 71 73 - 217 $11,000 T170 Kyle Reifers CUT 79 77 76 - 232 $0 T65 Eric Axley CUT 73 70 74 - 217 $11,000 T173 Scott Gump CUT 79 78 77 - 234 $0 T65 John Cook CUT 77 70 70 - 217 $11,000 T173 Todd Hamilton CUT 75 80 79 - 234 $0 T65 Chris Smith CUT 77 69 71 - 217 $11,000 T175 Rick Leibovich CUT 79 77 79 - 235 $0 T65 Bob May CUT 76 74 67 - 217 $11,000 T176 Steven Bowditch CUT 76 79 81 - 236 $0 T76 Jesper Parnevik CUT 72 68 78 - 218 $0 T176 Tom Scherrer CUT 80 77 79 - 236 $0 T76 Jason Schultz CUT 67 74 77 - 218 $0 178 Lee Rinker CUT 82 83 76 - 241 $0 T76 Charlie Wi CUT 75 69 74 - 218 $0 179 Matt Gogel CUT 84 77 85 - 246 $0 T76 Marco Dawson CUT 73 69 76 - 218 $0 180 Fred Couples WD 0 - - - $0 T76 Parker McLachlin CUT 70 75 73 - 218 $0 T76 Kirk Triplett CUT 69 73 76 - 218 $0 T76 Jason Gore CUT 71 70 77 - 218 $0 T76 Jeff Gove CUT 75 72 71 - 218 $0 T84 Ken Duke CUT 70 73 76 - 219 $0 T84 Brian Bateman CUT 72 73 74 - 219 $0 T84 Paul Stankowski CUT 77 71 71 - 219 $0 T84 Mike Weir CUT 76 73 70 - 219 $0 T84 Steve Jones CUT 73 74 72 - 219 $0 T84 Harrison Frazar CUT 70 74 75 - 219 $0 T84 Justin Leonard CUT 71 72 76 - 219 $0 T84 Matt Hendrix CUT 70 72 77 - 219 $0 T84 Gavin Coles CUT 74 70 75 - 219 $0 T84 Steve Marino CUT 70 75 74 - 219 $0 T84 Lee Janzen CUT 68 81 70 - 219 $0 T84 Stan Utley CUT 73 70 76 - 219 $0 T84 Boo Weekley CUT 76 71 72 - 219 $0 T84 Chris Stroud CUT 74 69 76 - 219 $0 T84 Michael Boyd CUT 72 70 77 - 219 $0 T84 Joel Kribel CUT 74 69 76 - 219 $0 T84 Steve Wheatcroft CUT 72 76 71 - 219 $0 T101 Rory Sabbatini CUT 74 71 75 - 220 $0 February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 23 ATT

2008 PENINSULA GOLF TOUR

The Monterey Peninsula presents a golfer’s heaven

HILE GOLF fans every- military use, these two courses now named the Bayonet Division, and was ends and holidays, and top rate where revere the famed belong to the City of Seaside. Though infamous for its grueling Holes 11 includes a cart), with twilight rates of WPebble Beach Golf Links they underwent renovation several though 15, known as Combat Corner. $57 to $67 available after 2:30 p.m. and fantasize about playing there, they years ago, they are now being com- Gen. Edwin Carns designed Black daily. Discount rates available to may not realize the Monterey pletely redesigned by Gene Bates, and Horse in 1963, and it was bestowed juniors (17 and under) and seniors (60 Peninsula is home to hundreds of fair- so far Bayonet’s new Front 9 have with the nickname of the 11th Calvary and older). Carts available for $26 to ways and greens suitable for all ability been completed. Its Back 9 remain Regiment, which had been stationed $36. Call (831) 899-7271 (PAR-1) or levels and budgets. Whether you’re a unchanged for the moment, and Black on the other side of the bay at the visit www.bayonetblackhorse.com. scratch golfer hungry for a challenge, Horse is completely off-limits, with its Presidio of Monterey from 1919 to or a hacker simply interested in having new Back 9 set to reopen this summer, 1940. The courses have hosted the a good time, there’s a course worthy of and its Front 9 under construction. PGA’s Qualifying School and the ■ Carmel Valley Ranch, your time, money and effort. Gen. Robert McClure, original design- AT&T’s companion event, the First er of Bayonet in 1954, was known for Tee Open. Course records include a 65 Carmel Valley his left-handed slice and designed the by Notah Begay on Bayonet and a 64 Closed last year while undergoing a ■ Bayonet and holes accordingly, with the severe on Black Horse by Ted Oh. The cours- multimillion-dollar makeover overseen Black Horse, Seaside doglegs on the course running right to es are located at 1 McClure Way in left. The course was named for the 7th Seaside on the former Fort Ord. Green Created in Fort Ord’s heyday for Infantry Light Fighter Division, nick- fees run $77 to $128 (higher on week- See COURSES page 26ATT

Monterey Peninsula Golf Courses

Pasadera

Bayonet and Black Horse

Pacific Grove Golf Links

Laguna Seca Old Del Monte Spanish Bay Monterey Pines Monterey Peninsula Corral Country Club de Tierra

Poppy Hills

Spyglass

Cypress Point

Peter Hay

Pebble Beach

Tehama

Rancho Cañada

Quail Lodge

Carmel Valley Ranch

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21 $3,900,000 • 34.56 acres ! :5!CALL ! FOR SPECIAL PRICING • 6.71 acres :2 $1,650,000 • 8.29 acres One of the most desirable lots available with One of the developers last remaining golf Build a one story home and caretaker residence unparalleled views of the ocean and San Jose course properties at the Preserve. Adjacent to among landmark oaks on this parcel with Canyon. This 34+ acre parcel located on the 4th fairway, the private yet open homesite is one of the most picturesque views of the highly Rancho San Carlos Road is just 3.5 miles from beside a stream and two natural ponds. Golf acclaimed Preserve Golf Course. This very the main entrance. Majestic landmark oaks and mountain views surround this property. private parcel overlooks the 11th green and frame the 3+ acre building envelope. fairway. ! !G2$895,000 • 7.93 acres 21!5CALL ! FOR SPECIAL PRICING • 8.38 acres This parcel is conveniently located 15 minutes !51 $1,400,000 • 5.59 acres This 8+ acre property has stunning views inside the Santa Lucia Preserve. Build your two This 5+ acre parcel sits within a private overlooking the golf course and is only 5 story home in the sun just minutes from all the woodland area with views of San Francisquito minutes from the Clubhouse and Hacienda. Preserve amenities. Enjoy stunning southerly flats and is within walking distance of the You will feel submerged in nature and yet the views of the hills. Hacienda and amenities. Has plans and proximity to the golf course is ideal. The permits for a 4300 sq ft hacienda style home !F2!CALL FOR SPECIAL PRICING • 22.7 acres southern sun exposure makes this site very designed by architect Richard Rhodes, AIA. This 22+ acre full time equestrian homesite light and open. is located less than one minute inside the !E27 $1,395,000 • 51.97 acres !346CALL ! FOR SPECIAL PRICING • 25.17 acres Preserve Gate and only 3.6 miles from Highway 51+ acres in the highly desired Mesa Area 25+ acres of rolling hills with native grasses 1. Rolling topography and beautiful oaks create of the Preserve. This full time equestrian parcel and valley oaks located within the Long Ridge multiple building sites for your 2-story home has design approval for a 4300 sq ft hacienda area of the Preserve. Breathtaking valley and guest cottage. style home. Expansive views of Penon Peak views from this level 4+ acre building area. and the Carmel Valley. Live immersed in nature and only minutes ! from the Golf Course, Equestrian Center and The Hacienda.

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2008 PENINSULA GOLF TOUR

will reaffirm the wisdom of your deci- Marion Hollins first conceived of the scribe. The club, which in the past COURSES sion to invest time in yourself..... at idea in 1924 and pursued the develop- hosted the Walker Cup, is open only to From page 23ATT Corral de Tierra Country Club,” ment of a first-class golf course and a members and their guests. Longtime entices this club’s website. The private clubhouse containing a handful of PGA Class A golf pro Jim Langley 6,683-yard par 72 course, situated off sleeping rooms. Membership would be by golf-course designer Gene Bates, the Monterey-Salinas Highway and limited to 200 people who would pay the course created by Pete Dye and graced with some of the best weather about $2,500 (in 1924 dollars) to sub- See GOLF page 28ATT built in 1981 reopened to great fanfare on the Peninsula, was designed by Bob and much anticipation on the part of Baldock in 1960. It was redesigned in its members and guests. The stunning 1999 and 2000 by J. Michael Poellot, course sits just east of Mid Carmel and now offers the added challenges of Valley along the Carmel River and a multitude of bunkers. Its gentle ele- runs up the base of nearby hills. C.V. vation changes and tree-lined fairways Ranch, now a Luxury Resorts & also make it a great walking course. It Hotels property, seeks to offer the has served as a site for U.S. Open quintessential private country club qualifying rounds. Course record 63 experience to players. Pro Bobby shot “by several players,” according to Clampett held the record of 63 with the Northern California Golf player Mark Brooks on the 6,201-yard Association. Corral de Tierra is locat- par 70 course for several years but was ed a few miles east of Los Laureles unseated by Kevin Streelman, who Grade on Highway 68 (Monterey- shot a 60 there in 2006. Green fees run Salinas Highway), and is open only to $200. Carmel Valley Ranch is located members and guests. Inquire about at One Old Ranch Road, off of Carmel reciprocal agreements with other pri- Valley Road just east of Mid Valley vate clubs. Guest fees, $70-$125; cart Shopping Center. For more informa- fee, $36. For information, call (831) tion, call (831) 626-2510 or visit 484-1112 or visit www.corraldetier- www.carmelvalleyranch.com. racc.com.

■ Corral de Tierra Country ■ Cypress Point Club, Club, Salinas Pebble Beach “After walking 18 — and yes, the Designed in 1928 by renowned members believe that walking is the course architect Alister MacKenzie, best way to experience Corral de the 6,509-yard, par 72 Cypress Point Tierra — unwinding on the patio course is known all over the world, in allows time to ‘replay’ the round ... part for its breathtaking par 3 16th and refine your excuses. The wonder- Hole that entices braver players to fire In 2001, Tiger Woods and Mark O’Meara waited to tee off at Poppy Hills on the first day ful views of the hills while you do so their tee-shots over the ocean. Golfer of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. More than 3,000 people have sign up for The Carmel Pine Cone’s Email edition ... Why not you? It’s FREE!

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(The course at the Presidio in San GOLF Francisco was built a year earlier but From page 26ATT was temporarily converted to a drill field during the Spanish-American War.) Owned and operated by the retired two years ago after heading the Pebble Beach Company, Old Del program there for years and still holds Monte — 6,365 yards from the blue the course record 63, which he shares tees, par 72 — is open to the public and with Casey Reamer — the course’s is home to the Monterey Bay Golf new PGA Class A Pro — and Ben Club, founded in 1932. In 2006, Nick Hogan. Cypress Point Club is located Watney unseated longtime record hold- at 3150 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach. ers Ken Venturi and Todd Gjesvold by For information, contact the pro shop one stroke to set the new low score of at (831) 624-2223. 61. Del Monte was the original host of the California State Amateur and still hosts the annual Callaway Golf Pebble ■ Del Monte Golf Course Beach Invitational and The First Tee Nicknamed “Old Del Monte,” and Open each fall. Green fee are $110, sometimes merely “Old D,” by locals, regardless of whether you’re staying at the Del Monte Golf Course was a resort, with discounts available designed by golf and polo enthusiast online and as part of the annual Charles Maud and built in 1897, mak- ing it the oldest continuously operated course west of the Mississippi River. See TOUR page 30ATT

The Monterey Peninsula Country Club’s course underwent a major renovation in 2003.

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coastal hills along the Monterey-Salinas corridor.” and Thorwell Mullally decided to combine a golf club TOUR Johnny Miller once held the record 64 on its 6,174- with housing. Two courses make up MPCC: The From page 28ATT yards but relinquished that distinction to Mark Dunes Course was designed by Seth Raynor in 1926, Darby, who beat him by one shot for a total 8-under- and redesigned by Rees Jones, and the Shore Duke’s Membership. Cart fees, $17-$20, though pull par score of 63 a few years ago. The course is locat- Course, designed by Bob Baldock in 1961, was carts are also available, as are sets of Callaway ed off of Highway 68 east of the Monterey Airport recently remodeled by architect Michael Strantz. rental clubs. Old D is located at 1300 Sylvan Road, and can be reached by turning north on York Road Open only to members and their guests, the Dunes adjacent to the recently remodeled Hyatt Regency and following it to the end. Rates range from $35 to course runs a 6,762-yard par 72. The Shore Course Monterey, which last year launched its new fine-din- $65, depending on the time of day. Cart fee is $36. underwent major reconstruction that kept it closed ing restaurant, TusCA, and a lounge, for post-round Thirteen-acre natural grass practice facility and for 18 months, but it reopened in June 2005 with a revivification. For more information, call (831) 373- Cobra golf club rentals also available. For informa- par-72 yardage of 6,806. For more information, call 2700 or visit www.pebblebeach.com. tion, call (831) 373-3701 or visit www.lagu- the pro shop at (831) 372-8141. nasecagolf.com, which also features online specials. ■ Laguna Seca Golf Ranch, Monterey ■ Monterey Pines Golf Course, ■ Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Robert Trent Jones Jr. Monterey Peninsula Country Club, Monterey designed this public course together in 1970 in their Pebble Beach “On behalf of the Monterey Pines Golf Course first joint venture, which yielded “18 beautiful holes The idea of Monterey Peninsula Country Club staff, welcome to the friendliest golf facility on the that follow the natural terrain of the oak-studded first arose in 1925 when Sam Morse, James Habbord Monterey Peninsula,” the Naval Postgraduate School website greets visitors. “We ask you to relax and enjoy the amenities along with our quality patron service. Our staff looks forward to showing you our commitment to excellence.” Golfers who get a rush from being directly under the flight path of a regional airport — and who are looking for one of the best deals in town — should put in a round at the U.S. Navy’s golf course. Home to the NPS Golf Club, the short 5,629-yard par 68 Monterey Pines — owned by the U.S. Navy and situated behind the fairgrounds in Monterey — is also open to the public for ridiculously low rates. But the course is not with- out its darker stories, including the crash-landing of a Cessna on the 6th Fairway in September 2003 (no golfers were involved). Robert Muir Graves designed the course in 1963, and the record 63 is held by Peter Nilles. Green fees, $13-$27, and tee times may be reserved a certain number of days in advance, with preference given to military. Cart fee is $13-$20, and the facility includes two practice greens and a driving range, snack bar and pro shop. The course is located at Garden and Fairgrounds Road in Monterey, near the Monterey Airport. For more information, call the golf shop at (831) 656-2167 or visit www.nps.edu/adminsrv/mwr/golf/index.htm. ■ Pacific Grove Golf Links, Pacific Grove Affectionately known as the “Poor Man’s Pebble Beach,” and ranked among Golf Magazine’s Top 50 The Pacific Grove Golf Links wrap around the city’s lighthouse, which is the oldest lighthouse in the western United States. Golf Courses Under $50, P.G. features a truly links- style back nine. (“Links” is an old Scottish word for “wasteland.”) Designed by Jack Neville — who also designed Pebble Beach Golf Links — and H. Chandler Egan in 1932 on land the city bought from Pebble Beach Company founder Sam Morse, this FEATURING 5,732-yard par 70 public course is situated on prime real estate near Asilomar State Beach and sur- Cross Timber rounds the historic Point Pinos Lighthouse. The Redefining Gas ocean scenery is unsurpassed, and the highly regard- ed Zagat Survey selected it as one of the best cours- Vented Logs es in the country in 2003. To illustrate the increasing by Hargrove popularity of the game and the city’s course, which Log Technology was originally 9 holes, P.G. officials cite financial 2007 VESTA AWARD WINNER reports from the 1947/1948 fiscal year that indicated 49,986 individual 9-hole rounds were played and rev- The Hearth Shop is proud to present the most enues were $21,618, and the 2002/2003 fiscal year, which saw 82,330 rounds played and $1,528,841 in realistic, award winning gas logs from fees. The new clubhouse, located at 77 Asilomar Blvd. in Pacific Grove, was completed in February Hargrove. Come by and see 2006, and its restaurant is run by the owners of the beloved Red House Cafe downtown. Course record for yourself. The Monterey 60 shared by Casey Boyns, Rich Hunter and Peter Vitarisi, who retired as longtime concessionaire Peninsula’s first choice for when the city took over management of the links this year. Green fees are $35-$40, with discounts for 9- consultation, installation, hole play, twilight rounds and junior players 17 and under; cart fee, $20-$30. Club rentals and lessons accessories, and unique gifts also available. Call the golf shop at (831) 648-5777 or visit www.ci.pg.ca.us/golf/default.htm for more infor- since 1967. mation. ■ Pasadera Country Club, Monterey THE HEARTH SHOP One of the newest additions to premier golf cours- 486 DEL MONTE CENTER / MONTEREY es on the Peninsula, Pasadera opened in spring 2000, just a few months before the U.S. Open was played (Located between Starbucks & Macys) at the Pebble Beach Golf Links. Pasadera launched under the leadership of partners Fred Bates, Lee 831-375-1252 / www.thehearthshop.com Continues next page February 1, 2008 AT&T Week 31 ATT

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From previous page pyhillsgolf.com. Eastwood, the course opened for private play in 1999 and climbs 200 feet in elevation during its 18 holes, ■ Quail Lodge Resort and Golf Club, six of which are uphill. Members and guests only. For more information about Tehama, which is locat- Newell and Tom deRegt, and Paul Spengler, execu- Carmel Valley ed at 25000 Via Malpaso off Carmel Valley Road, tive vice president of the Pebble Beach Company, is “A round of golf on our scenic Carmel Valley golf contact the golf shop at (831) 622-2250 or visit a managing partner. “The original landscape at course is so relaxing, the wildlife may ask to play www.tehamagolfclub.com. Pasadera provided a unique opportunity to create a through. Go ahead and let them — when you’re sur- dramatic layout that incorporates selected design fea- rounded by hills and lakes this beautiful, it seems a ■ The Links at Spanish Bay, Pebble tures reminiscent of the world’s most revered lay- shame to rush,” crow the people at Quail. The 6,449- outs. The course evokes similarities to The Old yard par 71 Quail Lodge course — abundant with 10 Beach Course at Saint Andrews, Augusta National, Pine lakes and lush, colorful landscaping — was designed “Spanish Bay recalls the original Scottish concept Valley and Pebble Beach, which are arguably four of in 1963 by Robert Muir Graves. It was honored by of the game golf established over five hundred years my favorite courses in the world. It is my hope that “Golf for Women” as one of America’s most friendly ago ... Here, the golf course provides you with the golfers will enjoy the subtleties that Pasadera has to facilities. Pro Bobby Clampett shares the course choice of using your regular shot or a low, running offer from the opening tee shot to the final putt,” record 62 with Lennie Clements. The course is open shot to play the firm turf while keeping the ball under according to Jack Nicklaus, who designed the 6,743- to members and their guests. Green fees, including the steady ocean breezes,” according to P.B. Resorts. yard par 71 course open only to members and their carts and range balls, run $140-$200, depending on Open for public play, the 6,821-yard par 72 Spanish guests. Capitalizing on the existing hills, canyons and day of week and time of year. Reduced rates avail- Bay links were jointly designed by Robert Trent old oak groves, Nicklaus used natural-style bunker- able for 9 holes and twilight play, as well as for Jones, Jr., former USGA president Sandy Tatum ing and took advantage of splendid hazards, such as juniors (17 and under). Practice facilities include a and Tom Watson, who once remarked, “Spanish Bay the awe-inspiring par 3 over a deep chasm. Fred seven-acre driving range, a bunker, chipping areas is so much like Scotland, you can almost hear the Shoemaker holds the course record 67. Located at and a 6,500-square-foot bent grass putting green. bagpipes.” “Links” refers to the old Scottish term for 100 Pasadera Drive off Highway 68, Pasadera lies Resort guests also have access to the 9-hole execu- a sandy seaside wasteland with bristly grasses and just east of Laguna Seca Golf Ranch and west of the tive putting course near the Quail Lodge guest stiff prevailing winds, and the Monterey coastline is world-famous race track by the same name. The pro rooms. Located at 8000 Valley Greens Way, the reminiscent of the rugged beauty of that country. The shop can be reached by calling (831) 647-2421. course features a redesigned clubhouse and a restau- course overlays land once occupied by a sand mine rant, Edgar’s, named for the lodge’s late founder. For and included extensive rehabilitation of the dunes ■ Pebble Beach Golf Links, more information, contact the golf shop at (831) 620- and native plants in the area. Guest fees are $250 (for 8808 or visit www.quaillodge.com. resort guests, this rate includes a cart). Carts ($30) Pebble Beach and caddies available. The course is located at 2700 Situated on scenic coastal land originally slated for ■ Rancho Cañada Golf Club, 17 Mile Drive in Pebble Beach. For reservations, call housing developments, Pebble Beach opened to the (800) 654-9300 or visit www.pebblebeach.com, and public in 1919 and is considered one of the greatest Carmel Valley remember to listen for the bagpiper who notifies courses in the world. The 6,726-yard, par-72 course Situated along the Carmel River and on sur- golfers that the day’s play is coming to an end. was designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, rounding lands, Rancho Cañada features two 18- but Jack Nicklaus designed the par-3 5th Hole dedi- hole courses: the 6,349-yard par 71 West course and ■ The Preserve Golf Club, cated in November 1998. Pebble Beach has been the the 6,109-yard par 71 East course. Pro golfer Sam site of four U.S. Open Championships and was Snead once said the 15th Hole on Rancho Cañada’s Carmel Valley ranked the No. 1 Public Course in America by “Golf West course was the narrowest hole he had ever Tom Fazio designed this private, 6,974-yard par Digest” in 2005 and again in 2007. “Since 1919, the played. Both designed by Robert Dean Putnam in 72 course located among the “stands of massive exquisite beauty and unique challenge of Pebble 1970, the East and West courses are open to the pub- ancient oaks, beautiful rolling meadows, ponds and Beach Golf Links have thrilled golfers and spectators lic and are located at 4860 Carmel Valley Road in streams” deep within the Santa Lucia Preserve and alike,” according to the resort. Although the course Carmel Valley, just a few miles from the coast. Green highlighted by the spectacular Santa Lucia is open to the public, priority is given to resort guests. fees, $36-$70; cart fees, $36. Contact the golf shop at Mountains. Fazio commented, “It’s as if you are Green fees are $475, which includes a cart for resort (831) 624-0111 or visit www.ranchocanada.com for going on a grand hike and happen to have a golf club guests. Carts for non-resort guests are extra, and more information. in your hand.” The course opened in 1999, with caddies are also available for a fee. For more infor- membership limited to 300 owners of property with- mation, call golf reservations at (800) 645-9300 or ■ Spyglass Hill Golf Course, in the preserve’s gates. Contact (831) 626-8200 for visit www.pebblebeach.com. more information or register at www.santaluciapre- Pebble Beach serve.com for information. ■ Peter Hay, Pebble Beach Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1966 as The only executive-length course on the part of the master plan for the Pebble Beach ocean Peninsula — called so because it’s made up entirely front, this resort/semiprivate course measures 6,862 of par-3 holes and thus can be played during a lunch yards at par 72 and takes its name from Robert hour — Peter Hay features a compact 9 holes span- Louis Stevenson’s “Treasure Island.” Local legend ning from 58 to 74 yards in length. The charming has it he spent time walking in the area while brain- course is perfect, “whether you are working on your storming, and many of its holes bear notable names, short game or teaching your children the game of such as Black Dog and Billy Bones. The year after golf.” It’s also home to the 30,000-pound sculpture, the course was completed, Spyglass replaced “Encircling Centuries of Excellence,” created by Monterey Peninsula Country Club’s Dunes Course Richard MacDonald for the 2000 U.S. Open. The in the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament in 1967 and has course, open to the public for $20 all day for adults, been part of the tournament — now the AT&T $5 for kids 17-13, free for those 12 and under, and the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am — ever since. In Pebble Beach gate fee will be reimbursed with the 2003-2004, Golf Digest ranked it No. 5 on its list of purchase of one green fee. It is named after one of America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses. It is also one Pebble Beach’s favorite figures, Peter Hay, who was of the toughest, but the record 64 held by Dan born in Aberdeen on Feb. 4, 1885, arrived at Del Forsman and David Berganio fell in 2006 with Phil Monte in 1916 and became Pebble Beach’s longtime Mickelson’s blistering 62, a feat mirrored by Luke golf professional. For more information, call (831) Donald. According to the resort, “the first five holes 622-8723. roll through sandy seaside dunes challenging the golfer to carefully pick the safest path. The following 13 holes are cut through majestic pines with elevated ■ Poppy Hills Golf Course, greens and strategically placed bunkers and lakes to Pebble Beach grab the errant shot.” Green fees are $315 (including cart, for resort for resort guests). Carts ($60) and/or Commissioned by the Northern California Golf caddies available. The course is located at Stevenson Association, the 6,833-yard par 72 Poppy Hills was Drive and Spyglass Hill Road in Pebble Beach. For designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. in 1986 and is reservations, call (800) 654-9300 or visit www.peb- open to the public. In 1991, Poppy Hills became one blebeach.com of the three courses hosting each year’s AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. PGA Tour statis- tics in 2006 affirmed its 5th Hole as “the toughest on ■ Tehama Golf Club, Carmel Valley tour,” and Poppy is known for its undulating fair- Jay Moorish, who also designed Shadow Glen in ways, challenging elevation changes and other char- Kansas City, Troon and Troon North in Scottsdale acteristics designed to force golfers to carefully cal- and Loch Lomond in Scotland, created this 6,498- culate their shots. Green fees, $55-$200; cart fee, yard par 71 course high in the hills above Carmel $34. The course, the first in the United States to be Valley. According to Tehama, “the tranquility and owned and operated by an amateur golf association, natural beauty of the land, combined with this time- is located at 3200 Lopez Road in Pebble Beach. For honored game, provides the golfer a surreal hide- The 7th Hole at Pebble Beach is one of the mosty scenic in reservations, call (831) 625-2035 or visit www.pop- away.” Owned by former Carmel Mayor Clint the world. 32 ATT AT&T Week February 1, 2008

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