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How the Pros Play Pebble Beach Vs. How the Joes Play Pebble Beach

The average golfer plays Pebble Beach Golf Links much differently than the pros will at the 2019 US Open. Using data from Shotlink, Arccos and Cobra Connect, we take a look at how the numbers compare.

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