There's a lefty atop the leaderboard with a history of winning at Pebble Beach. It's not Phil Mickelson, although he's close. Scott Langley, who won the 2006 First Tee Open as a junior golfer, shot a 7-under 64 at Monterey Peninsula Country Club to tie for the lead with Brian Gay during the first round at the 2019 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Now 29, Langley is searching for his first PGA TOUR win. And he'll have to earn it. The front page of the leaderboard includes Major champions Mickelson (-6), Jason Day (-6), Dustin Johnson (-5) and Jordan Spieth (-5). There are 28 players at 4-under or better, and 86 who broke par. Check out our story to catch our favorite highlights from the first round! • • • • 🎥 shermanchuphotographer #mypebblebeach #pebblebeach #attproam #pebblebeachgolflinks #pebblebeachgolf #pebblebeachresorts #2019attproam #attproam2019 #seemonterey #visitca #visitcalifornia #california #explorecalifornia #centralcoast #monterey #liveunderpar #pgatour #golf #golfevent #monte...