AVONDALE, Ariz. — Daytona 500 winner William Byron’s strong season continued Saturday when he won the pole at Phoenix Raceway. Byron, the points leader entering Sunday’s race, earned his 14th career ...

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It’s coined “The People’s Open” for a reason. The WM Phoenix Open is perpetually known as one of the most memorable stops on the PGA TOUR calendar, featuring a raucous environment that has ...

(AP) Gary Woodland was surprised to see infant son Jaxson with wife Gabby late Sunday afternoon at the Waste Management Phoenix Open ... I carried the sign board here growing up when I was ...

Corrections & Clarifications: The WM Phoenix Open is a four-day tournament, traditionally running Thursday through Sunday, preceded by practice days and a pro-am. The schedule was incorrect in a ...

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PHOENIX — There were more arrests and ejections at the 2025 WM Phoenix Open than in the previous year, but police say that was expected. “As part of the overall stakeholder planning for the ...

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. After settling in, snacking on breakfast, and sipping coffee ...

That changed in 2025. His victory at the WM Phoenix Open was a sign that he had reached a new level. With a calm and focused approach, he played some of the best golf of his career, holding off ...

Sepp Straka did just enough in the WM Phoenix Open to hold his lead on the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup points race. With the Tour moving to Torrey Pines for the Genesis Invitational, a Signature Event hosted ...

Who won the Waste Management Phoenix Open 2025? Who finished in the top 10 at the TPC Scottsdale on Sunday? How did the 2025 WM Phoenix Open compare to the 2024 event, which was marred by chaotic ...

booing bananas and beer showers were all part of this year’s WM Phoenix Open — but the massive golf tournament was still less chaotic than last year, according to event organizers.