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There have been only two double eagles in the history of the Phoenix Open. Tom Pernice Jr. made the first one on the 558-yard (510 m) par-5 15th hole in 1990. Andrew Magee scored the second on the 332-yard (304 m) par-4 17th hole in 2001, and was the first-ever ace on a par-4 in PGA Tour history.
Leading players in the previous season's fall events are eligible for the first two signature events. Unlike 2022–23, there is no requirement for the leading players to play in signature events. The AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am replaced the WM Phoenix Open as a signature event, with a reduced field of 80 professionals, and amateurs only competing ...
Sony Open in Hawaii: Hawaii 8,700,000 Nick Taylor (5) 49.21 Jan 19 The American Express: California 8,800,000 Sepp Straka (3) 50.69 Jan 25 Farmers Insurance Open: California 9,300,000 Harris English (5) 48.68 Feb 2 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: California 20,000,000 Signature event Feb 9 WM Phoenix Open: Arizona 9,200,000 Feb 16 Genesis ...
The event at TPC Scottsdale had a reported crowd of well over 250,000 on Saturday, and it spiralled out of control. By mid-afternoon, fans were unable to gain entry despite having tickets, as ...
The Phoenix Open, dubbed the “Greatest Show on Grass,” is unlike anything in golf. Masses of up to 200,000 fans pack TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course with cheers, boos and the occasional beer ...
Taylor matched the course record with an 11-under 60 to finish his first round Friday and shot 70 in the second to match Andrew Novak for the Phoenix Open lead at 12 under.
It is the second-most-attended PGA Tour event annually, behind only the Waste Management Phoenix Open. [5] In 2011, the tournament attracted 240,000 fans for the week and 70,000 fans on Sunday. The tournament set a record attendance in 2002 with nearly 400,000 fans for the week.
The third round of the 2024 Phoenix Open saw tournament organizers suspend alcohol sales across TPC Scottsdale and close off entrances to the course, seemingly due to a crowd that became too big ...