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Those who called out of work in favor of attending the second round of the 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open – and there were a lot – were treated to sunny skies, a great sports atmosphere and a leaderboard packed with the best golfers in the world.

Thursday marked the start of tournament play at the 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open, where a near-record crowd came to see a world-class professional field bring the heat to TPC Scottsdale. 

Some of the biggest names in sports packed Wednesday’s star-studded Annexus Pro-Am to tee it up with the best PGA TOUR players in the world at the 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open. No one was surprised to see two-time defending WM Phoenix Open champion Hideki Matsuyama’s group take top honors with a group score of 57.

Tuesday at the 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open was full of fun activities and exceptional weather for golf. Hundreds of kids took the day off of school to take part in a Q&A session with NFL Legend Larry Fitzgerald and reigning FedExCup Champion Justin Thomas and see a trick-shot golf show at the R.S. Hoyt Jr. Foundation Dream Day.

La organización The Thunderbirds – anfitrión del torneo Waste Management Phoenix Open – anunció el día de hoy que Ricky Barnes recibirá la última de las cinco exenciones de patrocinadores para jugar el Waste Management Phoenix Open, el cual abarcará del 29 de enero al 4 de febrero en TPC Scottsdale. Un grupo de 132 jugadores competirá por el bolso de $6.9 millones, el cheque de primer lugar por $1,242,000 y 500 puntos FedExCup. Asimismo, Wyndham Clark y Tom Lovelady, graduados del Web.com Tour, también les fueron adjudicados las exenciones durante el fin de semana.

The first day of the 2018 Waste Management Phoenix Open is in the books. Monday’s Kadima.Ventures Pro-Am featured PGA TOUR pros teeing it up with community leaders and VIPs in what could be described as perfect weather for golf. Kevin Tway’s group won the event with a group score of 56. Dominic Bozzelli’s group finished in second place just one shot off the leader’s pace, and Alex Cejka came in third with a respectable 58.