A volatile mix of huge crowds, mud, and alcohol at the WM Phoenix Open had fans and players talking about changes needed to keep the event safe while maintaining its unique atmosphere.
Tempers continue to run hot at the Phoenix Open due to unruly fan behavior.
The WM Phoenix Open, known for its rowdy atmosphere, closed its gates and suspended alcohol sales due to overcrowding. Tournament officials said the event was simply too crowded and that shuttle service to the event was on hold. In an attempt to calm the situation, alcohol sales around the course were also halted. This year's event seems to have been more chaotic than previous years, with reports of excessive alcohol consumption and rowdy behavior.
Canadian golfer Nick Taylor shoots a course-record 60 at the WM Phoenix Open, finishing strong with back-to-back birdies.
Golf Channel's Brandel Chamblee suggests penalties and restrictions for LIV players who want to compete in PGA Tour events.
Cristobal Del Solar made history with his record-breaking performance at the Korn Ferry Tour's Astara Golf Championship.
Tiger Woods has announced that he will be making his first competitive start of the year at the Genesis Invitational next week.
While the rain in the Phoenix metro area this week provides a rare and valuable opportunity for teenagers to learn how to drive in it – seriously, months can elapse without the kind of moisture that creates this kind of testing ground in these climes – everyone with the intent for an A+ on the betting card would be wise to follow suit.