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already proven to be a crossover threat with his star turn in the Spike Lee movie "He Got Game;" if Allen's putting stroke is anywhere near as good as his shooting stroke he'll do fine in his PGA Tour debut. Sure to generate even more buzz is swimsuit model Kelly Rohrbach, whose body of work will be on full display in the upcoming "Baywatch" movie. Rorhrbach has gotten a lot of mileage out of having competed in one golf tournament while an undergrad at Georgetown. Is she more than a pretty face on the links? We'll find out. Other celebrities in the field include Hollywood leading man Mark Wahlberg, TV per- sonality Alfonso Ribeiro and Super Bowl win- ning quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Steve Young. Beloved tournament fixture Bill Murray is also expected to play, though with the famously mercurial actor no one is ever sure until he turns up on the first tee. "I hope he'll be here," says Steve John with a chuckle. "You just never know with Bill. All indi- cations are he'll be here. We'll see." Mickelson will once again headline the pro- fessional field. As with his hero Arnold Palmer, Mickelson is always gracious in defeat, and even after his wrenching 72nd hole miss last year, he 132 C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • W I N T E R 2 0 1 7 Justin Rose is ranked 13th in the world for golf and started playing at age 5. He won the gold medal in Rio at the 2016 Olympics. He also made the first hole-in-one at the Olympics. Photo: Marc Howard/Reproduced by Permission of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Actor Mark Wahlberg signs autographs for the eager crowd at the Pro-Am. He has spoken about his routine of playing 18 holes an hour. Photo: Marc Howard/Reproduced by Permission of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.