The WM Phoenix Open is the biggest event on the PGA Tour ... Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Jordan Spieth tied for fourth at ...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Emiliano Grillo set off the latest beer shower at the Phoenix Open with an ace on the stadium 16th hole .

On 16, they have to understand that’s not an option ... But there’s a selection effect to the Phoenix Open field, he says. Players who can’t handle the boos opt to skip the PGA Tour’s loudest party.

The impact of the WM Phoenix Open goes beyond golf. The zero waste event sets sustainability and charitable giving records ...

The WM Phoenix Open was first played at the Stadium Course ... There has never been two aces at 16 in the same round. A lefty has never made an ace there. Tiger Woods, of course, has the most ...

Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Jordan Spieth tied for fourth at 16-under 268. After the 2024 tournament was marred by unruly fan behavior, Phoenix Open organizers promised they would make changes for ...

The third round of the 2025 WM Phoenix Open is underway at TPC Scottsdale. That means the return of the wildest crowds in golf, which are known for creating mayhem on Saturdays at the event dubbed ...

Jarrod Lyle (2011) and Sam Ryder (2022) have also carded an ace at No. 16 during Saturday's third round of the WM Phoenix Open, when the gallery is usually its biggest (and most boisterous). "Not only ...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Whenever anyone thinks of the WM Phoenix Open, the par-3 16th hole and the massive stadium surrounding it immediately come to mind. It’s quite the spectacle, with 20,000 ...

If the WM Phoenix Open were just about golf, it would be much easier to manage ... Friends wearing matching banana suits or shirts decorated with ducks crowded in the stands of the 16 th hole. Much of ...

Christiaan Bezuidenhout and Jordan Spieth tied for fourth at 16-under 268. After the 2024 tournament was marred by unruly fan behavior, Phoenix Open organizers promised they would make changes for ...

On 16, they have to understand that’s not an ... But there’s a selection effect to the Phoenix Open field, he says. Players who can’t handle the boos opt to skip the PGA Tour’s loudest ...