CALIFORNIA DREAMING? NOT REALLY WITH THE WEATHER LIKE THIS

TOO WINDY TO PLAY AT PEBBLE BEACH

FROM THE GOLF CENTRAL WEBSITE
By WILL GRAY

High winds caused the suspension of play Saturday morning local time at the AT and T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Tournament leaders were only a few holes into their third rounds when officials halted play at 11:11 a.m. PT as winds whipped across Pebble Beach Golf Links. To maintain fair competition, players were also forced off the course at Spyglass Hill and Monterey Peninsula.
With pace of play slowed by amateur participants, it remains to be seen whether the third round will be completed by sunset Saturday. When play was stopped, Jimmy Walker had a two-shot lead over Hunter Mahan and Jordan Spieth. 
Mahan and Walker are playing Monterey Peninsula during the third round. Spieth is playing Pebble Beach. No player in the field was better than 2 under on his round when play was suspended.
The US PGA Tour later announced that play will resume at 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time, meaning a total stoppage of play of more than two hours.
With Mother Nature making her presence known, players and media members alike took to Twitter to offer commentary on the difficult playing conditions: