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El hoyo más emblemático del PGA TOUR, el 16avo par-3 en TPC Scottsdale - tiene sus orígenes en la experiencia de los aficionados y en miradores estilo estadio, pero nada de lo que es hoy en día. Las bermas y las colinas a lo largo del campo les brindaron a los invitados del torneo miradores elevados en los cuales ellos podían observar los múltiples hoyos designados para combatir los lugares estrechos de los lugares antiguos en los Clubes Campestres de Phoenix y Arizona.

As the Official Vehicle of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Ford helps our event give back to the local community in a variety of ways. From Ford Free Days – presented by your Arizona Ford Dealers – which makes Monday and Tuesday at the WM Phoenix Open free for all attendees, to providing courtesy vehicles to PGA TOUR stars so they can enjoy all the Valley has to offer.

Despite the other events going on around the country, for most of the day, all eyes were fixed on Scottsdale for the heart-pumping action of Sunday’s final round at the 2019 Waste Management Phoenix Open.

The dust has settled after Saturday’s third round at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, which despite rain forecasts, featured warm weather and sunshine for fans to watch the PGA TOUR’s best tee it up at TPC Scottsdale. Rickie Fowler extended his second-round lead to four shots after matching his first-round score of 64 thanks to eight birdies and only one bogey.

Friday’s second round at the Waste Management Phoenix Open is in the books. Warm winter sunshine brought fans out in droves for the first Friday of February to watch PGA TOUR superstars compete for a chance at the $1.27 million winner’s check.

Thursday’s first round kicked off tournament play at the 2019 Waste Management Phoenix Open, and already the competition is fierce. Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler and Harold Varner III sit atop the leaderboard at 7-under-par 64 after their first 18 holes.