Here are the top 50 players in this year’s field as Scottie Scheffler eyes a third straight title at TPC Sawgrass.

The Grove featuring Maestro Dobel Tequila: Maestro Dobel, the official tequila of the PGA TOUR, will offer three signature cocktails, the Dobel Ace Paloma. While in the lounge, fans can experience ...

Franklin) Thomas Detry, of Belgium, celebrates after winning the Phoenix Open golf tournament at TPC Scottsdale ... Detry put himself in position with stellar ball-striking and putting in the ...

“You’ve got to drive the ball, obviously ... walks over to the third hole during the third round of the Phoenix Open golf tournament at TPC Scottsdale, Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025, in Scottsdale ...

His first two starts didn’t go well — two missed cuts — but he Monday-qualified for the WM Phoenix Open to land a spot ... on this week’s episode of GOLF’s Subpar podcast.

Ultimately, Vidanta Vallarta is a long golf course with wide ... He drove the ball to an exceptional standard over the weekend of the Phoenix Open for his second top-10 finish in four and could ...

It's Mexico Open time now ... a career-high 5.95 strokes on the green at Phoenix. Meanwhile, a month ago, he gained more than 5.5 strokes ball-striking at The American Express.

Two of our betting panelists are on Akshay Bhatia to win the Mexico Open ... struck the ball at an elite level last week at Torrey Pines and should be able to pick apart the golf course this ...

Ashkay Bhatia: Bhatia has played some very good golf this season ... Kurt Kitayama: Kitayama has not played since the WM Phoenix Open. However, this is the type of event he can win.

Similar to Alex Smalley, Erik Van Rooyen has also played some excellent golf on Paspalum ... lost strokes in both ball-striking categories most recently at the Phoenix Open. Rico Hoey presents ...

Last week, Bhatia hit the ball extremely ... is a pretty wide golf course where players can afford to be slightly off-target. In his most recent start at the WM Phoenix Open, Nicolai gained ...

It’s cold and dark, and the golf course is not even visible. But everyone here is wearing a smile on their face, ready to tackle another day of keeping the WM Phoenix Open a zero-waste event.