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Gotterup staying grounded through sudden career surge

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February 13, 2026

Chris Gotterup fondly remembers his first time playing the Pebble Beach Golf Links course.

He made a bet with his father that they would play the iconic public course together when he broke par for the first time. When Gotterup accomplished the feat at 13 or 14 -- he can't remember which -- the pair, along with Gotterup's brother, played Pebble Beach.

His return trip to Pebble Beach, Calif., this week to compete in his first AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am event, although maybe not as sentimental, is undeniably more important.

Gotterup arrives as the hottest player on the planet, winning last week's WM Open to claim his second PGA Tour win in three events he's competed in early this season.

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