2026 WM Phoenix OpenOpen Season for Traditions
Golf is a game of ritual and tradition – and nowhere is this more true than in the grandstands and fan galleries of the WM Phoenix Open.
Golf is a game of ritual and tradition – and nowhere is this more true than in the grandstands and fan galleries of the WM Phoenix Open.
Seven golfers to know on the eve of the 2026 tournament – including the dialed-in Belgian muscling up for an encore.
In 2025, non-Americans won almost half of the 44 tournaments sanctioned by the PGA Tour. That includes the WM Phoenix Open, which was captured by a foreign-born player – Thomas Detry of Belgium – for the 11th time since the tournament was first played in 1932.
Think of the TPC Scottsdale – the longtime home of the Waste Management Phoenix Open – as a 36-hole progress piece, always growing and evolving to enhance the fan experience.
The party never ends when “The Greatest Show on Grass” comes to town.
Known as “The Greatest Show on Grass,” WMPO is the most-attended professional golf tournament on the PGA Tour.
For many Phoenicians, the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament is a square on the “Live Your Best Life in Arizona” bingo card.
Curious to know where your ticket and concession dollars go at this volunteer-run, nonprofit tournament? The Thunderbirds are happy to tell you.
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.
Follow these eight golf-related Instagrams to stay up to date during the tournament and beyond.
Some things to keep you busy pre- or post-golf fun.
The Birds Nest boasts an incredible lineup of artists you won’t want to miss. Here’s a quick rundown of what to expect.
Think of the TPC Scottsdale – the longtime home of the Waste Management Phoenix Open – as a 36-hole progress piece, always growing and evolving to enhance the fan experience. Here are a few new upgrades for the 2025 tournament.
Our favorite spots to grab a bite – or a brew – at the TPC Scottsdale.
Hundreds of volunteers, one 88-year-old men’s club and a revolving cast of chairmen.