Since becoming the title sponsor in 2010, WM has had a palpable environmental and cultural impact on the tournament, converting it into the largest verified zero-waste event in the world.
the Los Angeles native didn’t win last year for the first time in four seasons on Tour.
Sam Ryder was not known to many fans before he stepped to the 16th tee during the third round.
Big names and expanded prize money bolster the WM Phoenix Open amid the rise of a rival, Saudi-supported golf tour.
He already knows how to win, collecting at least one title for the past seven seasons. Is this his year in the desert?
What’s it like spending WMPO’s busiest day with Thunderbird Jock Holliman at the tournament’s rowdiest hole?
Now in his fourth year on the PGA Tour, the 26-year-old Texan is coming off a season for the ages.
A Phoenix Thunderbird since 2014, Williams has spent the last 12 months orchestrating the 2023 tournament while juggling his duties as Arizona market director for global leasing firm Jones Lang LaSalle.
Last year, the 25-year-old SoCal native made the most of a sponsor’s exemption at the WM Phoenix Open, holding a solo lead after the second and third rounds before falling a shot short of making a playoff after the final round.
This Ireland native still hasn’t found what he’s looking for at TPC Scottsdale, but he’s rounding into form with a win and two Top 5 finishes last fall.
Before the world turns its attention to State Farm Stadium and Super Bowl LVII, eyes will be fixed on the lush environs of TPC Scottsdale, where 44,000 rounds are played annually. Here’s the man behind the fairways.
As Norway’s most successful modern golfer, Hovland honed his skills in the U.S. while playing at Oklahoma State University.
is the WM Phoenix Open a blessing or a curse for the men who took home the championship trophy?
A Q&A with the tournament head honcho.
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