Golf has been a big part of metro Phoenix living since the area started to grow in the 1960s. Just look at the many courses around the Sun Cities and other retirement communities across the Valley.

The WM Phoenix Open is the fifth oldest tournament on the PGA Tour. In 2023, it will celebrate its 88th playing and 36th time at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium course.

So when watching the WM Phoenix Open, do not forget about the par-4 17th — it’s a brilliant golf hole that produces fireworks every year, and more often than not, it determines who takes home ...

The 2025 WM Phoenix Open, or the biggest party in golf, starts Thursday. But the rowdy atmosphere caused issues last year. What changes are in store?

The WM Phoenix Open has made a name for itself as the loudest, wildest and best-attended tournament on the PGA Tour schedule. But what Thursday-Sunday viewers don’t often see is the impact of ...

2023 WM Phoenix Open odds, field. See full the WM Phoenix Open 2023 picks, best bets, and predictions here.. Rory McIlroy +800 Jon Rahm +850 Xander Schauffele +1400 ...

The WM Phoenix Open announced changes to its tournament infrastructure after the 2024 edition devolved into chaos. Skip to main content. ... The biggest party in golf is nearing capacity.

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 ...

The WM Phoenix Open is underway at TPC Scottsdale. It goes without saying the event attracts golf superfans, but there are also others there who are somewhat less interested in the game being ...

Most-Challenging Phoenix-Area Golf Courses Ranked by USGA men's Slope rating. Locally Researched by: Dale Brown Apr 26, 2024, 3:00am MST Revised: Oct 18, 2024, 1:20pm MST.

Phoenix’s first nighttime golf course lets you tee off into the wee hours. Grass Clippings Rolling Hills in Tempe keeps the lights on till 1 a.m. By Jack Reeves | Cronkite News.

Phoenix's eight public golf courses are supposed to be self-sustaining, paying for their upkeep and staff through greens fees and pro shop sales, but David Urbinato with the Phoenix Parks ...