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What PGA Tour Pros Live In Scottsdale?

When it comes to PGA Tour pros who have made Scottsdale, Arizona their home, there is a notable list of talented individuals who have chosen to reside in this vibrant desert city.

One of the standout names that immediately comes to mind is Jon Rahm, the reigning Masters champion, whose prowess on the golf course is matched only by his love for the Scottsdale community.

Joining him in calling Scottsdale home is Wyndham Clark, the U.S. Open winner whose dedication to the game of golf is evident in his choice to live in such a golf-centric city.

Max Homa and Joel Dahmen are two other PGA Tour pros who have found a place in Scottsdale, adding to the city’s reputation as a haven for top-tier golfers.

Not to be outdone, past major winners Tom Lehman and Geoff Ogilvy have also decided to make Scottsdale their residence, further solidifying the city’s status as a hub for golfing talent.

While these individuals may come from diverse backgrounds and have varying playing styles, they all share a common love for the game of golf and have found a welcoming community in Scottsdale.

Living in Scottsdale offers these pros not only a chance to hone their skills on some of the finest golf courses in the country but also a sense of camaraderie with fellow players who share their passion for the sport.

With its picturesque desert landscapes and warm climate, Scottsdale provides the perfect backdrop for these golfers to focus on their game and enjoy a high quality of life outside of the course.

For fans of the sport, knowing that such esteemed players choose to live in Scottsdale adds an extra layer of excitement to the already vibrant golfing scene in the city.

Whether they are practicing at local clubs, competing in tournaments, or simply enjoying the laid-back lifestyle that Scottsdale offers, these PGA Tour pros have truly found a home away from home in this Arizona gem.

As the list of professional golfers who choose to live in Scottsdale continues to grow, the city’s reputation as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts only solidifies, attracting even more talent to its welcoming community.

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The WM Phoenix Open, known as “The Greatest Show on Grass,” is held at TPC Scottsdale annually in early February. The WM Phoenix Open is the best-attended golf tournament in the world with more than 700,000 fans in attendance.

Additionally, the WM Phoenix Open has raised more than $165M for charities in it’s 85-year history.

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Five things on no. 16 at tpc scottsdale: the details, the party and more, share this article.

A party. A par-3. The loudest scene in golf. A chance to cut loose and show a very different side of golf, where pros can interact with fans in ways not seen anywhere else. A chance to elicit wild cheers, or maybe lose a tournament to the sound of boos late in the final round.

Called the Coliseum, No. 16 at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course is many things to different people. What the atmosphere is most of all, especially to those who attend, is unforgettable ­­­– assuming they haven’t been overserved.

Dubbed the People’s Open, the WM Phoenix Open – rebranded this year to condense Waste Management to WM ­– has been played at the Stadium Course since 1987. And it has become for many the can’t-miss event on the PGA Tour calendar.

A group of men dressed like Richard Simmons pose in the birds nest at No. 16 during the 2020 Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. (Nicole Neri/The Republic)

And the 16 th is the star of a show that can host more than 200,000 fans in a day. The event no longer offers up statistics on fan attendance since the 2019 event, but on Saturday in 2018, more than 216,000 fans attended the event.

Not to be lost in all the noise and revelry is that the Thunderbirds, the charitable organization that operates the event, has raised more than $160 million and counting for Arizona charities – No. 16 is great and all, but the numbers 1 and 6 look even better when followed by all those zeroes, in this case.

A drone view of the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course in 2020 (Golfweek files)

Also worth noting: The Stadium Course, designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish and opened in 1986, ranks No. 5 in Arizona on Golfweek’s Best Courses You Can Play list for public-access layouts. It will play at 7,261 yards with a par of 71. And with those details taken care of, check out several of the more-interesting themes of No. 16 – and what comes after.

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No. 16, the golf hole

Rory McIlroy plays his tee shot at the 16th hole during Round 1 of the 2021 Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. (Rob Schumacher/Arizona Republic)

No. 16 at the Stadium Course is listed as 163 yards on the tournament media guide’s scorecard, but it can be stretched past 170 depending on hole location and tee position.

In 2021 it played to a perfect 3.00 scoring average, giving up 68 birdies, 267 pars, 54 bogeys and seven double bogeys. It ranked as the seventh-hardest hole on the course.

Thanks to the yardage book  provided by StrackaLine  – the maker of detailed yardage books for thousands of courses around the world – we can see exactly the challenges the pros face this week, at least as far as the actual golf swings go. Check out the map of No. 16’s as a whole and another for the green below, and take a peek at the rest of the holes on the Stadium Course here .

The StrackaLine yardage book for TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course in Arizona, site of the PGA Tour’s WM Phoenix Open (Courtesy of StrackaLine)

No. 16, the scene

No. 16 is, of course, much more than a golf hole during tournament week. Think of it as a medium-length par 3, a corporate outing, the loudest spectacle in golf and a raging kegger all in one.

Fans gather behind the 16th hole at the 2020 Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. (Rob Schumacher/Arizona Republic)

The party atmosphere is legendary. Booze, cheers, long lines for the plastic outhouses, players goading on fans and vice-versa: There’s nothing else like it in golf, more concert than staid golf event. As a matter of fact, there was an actual concert on the fairway last week .

Some fans have made it an annual reunion, gathering to cheer and taunt. If a player hits the green, he is applauded. If he misses the green, expect the boos. Stick one close or, even better, in the hole, and the crowd goes nuts. Really nuts.

The golfers also play it up for the fans, often throwing out souvenirs or donning sports jerseys – especially those of Arizona teams. Players with local ties are frequently cheered the loudest. But with all that energy, so rare in golf, comes a price: Players have to be ready to swing when their turn comes.

Tony Finau wears a Kobe Bryant jersey on the 16th hole during the first round of the 2020 Waste Management Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. (Rob Schumacher/Arizona Republic)

Tournament organizers cap the crowd around No. 16 to 17,000 fans, and that’s plenty. Many are in corporate skyboxes built into the three-tier arena that surrounds the hole, and there are 3,750 general-admission bleacher seats. Fans rush to No. 16 as soon as the gates open each morning, and the general admission lines to enter No. 16 can stretch to four hours later in the day, as one fan must leave the arena for another to enter.

Jesse Hale from Canada wears a Big Bird outfit on the 16th hole with his friends dressed in Sesame Street costumes during third-round action at the 2019 Waste Management Phoenix Open. (Rob Schumacher/Arizona Republic)

The corporate skyboxes offer a different experience with guaranteed entry for those with the right badges, but admission isn’t exactly cheap. The Skybox 16 Package, for example, costs $55,000 and includes 34 credentials per day, breakfast and lunch each day plus an open bar, 20 general admission tickets per day and an assortment of valet parking passes. All of those skyboxes were sold out for 2022.

No. 16, the aces

The 16 th has been the site of nine holes-in-one over the decades. As a stock broker might tell you, past performance is not a great predictor of future success, but you might want to pay extra attention in Saturday’s third round, as five of those nine aces have come in third rounds.

The 16th tee box is covered by beer cans and cups thrown by fans celebrating a hole-in-one by Tiger Woods at the 1997 Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale. (The Arizona Republic)

Worth noting, of course, is Tiger Woods’ ace in 1997. It definitely led to one of the most raucous scenes in PGA Tour history, as detailed by Golfweek’s Steve DiMeglio in a story commemorating the 25 th anniversary of that shot heard round the world.

Here are all nine of the aces on 16:

• 1988: Hal Sutton, third round
• 1990: David Edwards, third round
• 1990: Brad Bryant, first round
• 1991: Jay Delsing, third round
• 1997: Tiger Woods, third round
• 1997: Steve Stricker, fourth round
• 2002: Mike Sposa, second round
• 2011: Jarrod Lyle, second round
• 2015: Francisco Molinari, third round

Francesco Molinari waves to the crowd and walks off the tee after holing out at the16th at TPC Scottsdale in 2015. (Golfweek files)

No. 16, worth remembering

No. 16 is also home to one of our favorite stories in recent years. Amy Bockerstette, who has Down syndrome, played the 16th hole with professional Gary Woodland in a 2019 practice round leading up to the tournament.

After Bockerstette, 20, hit her tee shot into a bunker, she confidently said “I got this” and proceeded to blast out to about 10 feet. She drained the putt for a par and went on to become a sensation.

"Amy … you're our hero." How a superstar named Amy teamed up with @GaryWoodland to win the hearts of the 16th hole crowd @WMPhoenixOpen . #LiveUnderPar pic.twitter.com/iRhZbvdjuP — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) January 30, 2019

Later that year, she told Woodland “You got this” before he went on to win the U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. Hollywood screenwriters couldn’t make this stuff up. Hearts melted for the inspirational golfer, who played college golf at Paradise Valley Community College and became the first athlete with Down syndrome to compete in a national collegiate athletic championship.

It’s a few moments worth remembering, and Golfweek even named Amy’s dad, Joe, as Father of the Year in 2019.

Following No. 16

As cool as No. 16 is, the 17 th might be even better for those as interested in the golf as in the party. The 332-yard par 4 is within reach off the tee for Tour pros, but a lake just left of the green presents all kinds of headaches.

Danny Lee chips onto the 17th green during the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

While the par-3 16 th is fairly straightforward – a short or mid-iron onto the green, or not – despite the crowds and all the noise, the 17 th presents options. After the commotion on No. 16, players better have a game plan in place before tackling 17, especially on Sunday with the tournament title on the line.

Many players will hit driver, which can bound over the green and into a bunker or even the lake. Other players will try to run up a 3-wood onto the front, avoiding a centerline bunker and the water short left. Others might lay well back and take their chances with a wedge approach shot, but the fans aren’t gathered to watch layups.

The scores are all over the place on 17, which is great fun to watch. The hole played to a 3.737 scoring average in 2021 with eight eagles, 157 birdies, 174 pars, 47 bogeys, eight double bogeys and two triple bogeys. It ranked as the fourth easiest hole on the course.

No. 17 was also the site of the only hole-in-one on a par 4 in PGA Tour history. Andrew Magee did it in the first round in 2001, using driver to knock his ball into the jar and himself into the history book.

Again thanks to StrackaLine, check out the details for No. 17 below.

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25 Things You Didn't Know About Joel Dahmen

Joel Dahmen is one of the most popular players on the PGA Tour. Get to know him better with these 25 facts...

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Joel Dahmen 's story is an extremely inspiring one, with the American recovering from testicular cancer to becoming a PGA Tour winner.

Get to know Joel Dahmen better with these 25 facts...

1. Joel Dahmen was born on 11th November 1987 in Clarkston, Washington.

2. Dahmen's mother, Jolyn, was a high school basketball player.

3. The American was a two-time state golf champion at Clarkston High School in Washington, and played one year for the Washington Huskies (University of Washington).

4. Growing up, Dahmen played point guard for his basketball team, as well as quarterback for his American Football team.

5. The American turned professional in 2010, plying his trade on the PGA Tour Canada for four years. During that time, Dahmen was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

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6. Dahmen is a big sports fan, with his favorite teams being the Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Mariners.

7. In 2016, Dahmen made 13 cuts in 20 events on the Korn Ferry Tour. Consequently, he earned his PGA Tour card for 2017 by finishing 25th on the money list; claiming the card by only $975.

8. His hobbies include cooking and reading, with Dahmen always travelling with a few books.

9. In his rookie PGA Tour season, he finished 176th in the FedEx Cup rankings. Returning to the Korn Ferry Tour finals, he finished 24th to regain his PGA Tour card for the 2017–18 season.

10. Dahmen is married to Lona Skutt , and the couple announced that their first child, Riggs William Dahmen was born on January 19, 2022. They also have a dog called Murphy.

11. They live in Scottsdale, Arizona.

12. His home course in Arizona is Mesa Country Club.

13. He shot a 58 at Mesa Country Club in May 2020, where he came home in just 26 shots for the back nine and 12-under for the last 11 holes. That 58 sealed the course record and meant he held the course records at all of his home courses.

I hold the course record at all my home courses, except @mesacountryclub. That changed today with some of my good friends along for the ride. That was FUN! @brandonharks @derekbohlen @davidsonhomegroup @ihapp_1 @kschwarb12 #58 pic.twitter.com/e1DKOB0hCf May 8, 2020

14 . As a superstition, Dahmen never marks his ball with a quarter.

15. The American is recognized on Tour due to his bucket hat, with Dahmen stating: "It gets hot as hell in Arizona, where I live, so I’ve worn them on and off over the years."

16. He won his maiden PGA Tour title at the 2021 Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championship in the Dominican Republic.

17. He and his caddie Geno Bonnalie have known each other since childhood.

18. He clearly enjoys playing Mario Kart, with his website showing a picture of the popular game under the heading of: Mental Coaching Techniques. "I think this picture speaks for itself," it says on his website. "Is there a better way to get rid of the daily grind than to shoot banana peels and turtle shells?"

19 . His best Major results were T10s at the 2020 PGA Championship and 2022 US Open. He has played in three of the four men's Majors, having never played in The Masters.

20. His career-low round on the PGA Tour is a 61, which came in round 2 of the 2021 RSM Classic.

21. He was the Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada Player of the Year in 2014.

22. His personal motto is: "Have a lot of fun all the time."

23 . Not many people know he can "cook a good breakfast" according to the PGA Tour.

24. He previously lived with two-time PGA Tour winner Nick Taylor for two years after leaving college.

25. He is a PXG staffer and is also signed with Titleist to use the company's ball and glove.

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Taking up the game when he was just seven years of age, Matt made it into his county squad just a year later and continues to play the game at a high standard, with a handicap of around 2-4. To date, his best round came in 2016, where he shot a six-under-par 66 having been seven-under through nine holes. He currently plays at Witney Lakes in Oxfordshire and his favourite player is Rory McIlroy, despite nearly being struck by his second shot at the 17th during the 2015 BMW PGA Championship.

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Four things to know about the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale

The PGA Tour continues its West Coast swing this week when it heads to Arizona for the Waste Management Phoenix Open . The event, which is also known as ”The Greatest Show on Grass”, has been held at the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale since 1987. Here’s everything you need to know about one of the most fan-friendly courses on the Tour schedule .

The origin of the course:  The PGA Tour commissioned course designers Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish to build a new course to host the Phoenix Open that was similar to that of the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, the home of the Players Championship . The goal was that every spectator at the event could have a good view of the tournament. Thus, in 1986, the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale opened for business. The following year, it began hosting the Phoenix Open and has so for over 30 years.

The design of the course: The par-71, desert-style course runs 7,266 yards from the championship tees and offers golfers four different tees to use. The championship black tees, the players blue tees, the resort white tees, and the forward red tees are all available to players at the Stadium Course, which has three  par-5’s and four par-3’s . The course features forgiving fairways, considerably large greens which run fast, and over 70 bunkers that are strategically placed in the fairways and around the greens. The fairways and greens are both made from TiffDwarf grass. Another intriguing component to the course is the role of water, which comes into play on six of the course’s holes.

Longest holes on the course: T he par-5 third and 13th holes both run 558 yards from the championship tees.

Shortest hole on the course:  T he iconic par-3 16th hole runs 163 yards from the championship tees . We’ll have more on this famous hole later this week.

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Get your vocal cords ready. It’s time for the rowdiest and wildest event on the PGA Tour. The WM Phoenix Open is back with an impressive field and beer-balls ready to go . As we head into Super Bowl weekend, this is the perfect way to gear up for the big game.

This year’s event will see Scottie Scheffler looking for a third straight win at TPC Scottsdale after a closing six-under 65 gave him a two-shot victory over Nick Taylor in 2023. It was Scheffler’s fifth PGA Tour title and lifted him back to World No. 1. He became the seventh golfer in tournament history to back-to-back.

Some top-ranked players looking to stop Scheffler’s winning ways include Wyndham Clark (last week’s winner at Pebble), Max Homa, Matt Fitzpatrick, Brian Harman, Jordan Spieth, Tom Kim, Justin Thomas and Sam Burns. JT is coming off of two top-10 finishes and could be gearing up for his first win since the 2022 PGA Championship.

The WM Phoenix Open will also be the last chance for pros to qualify into next week’s Genesis Invitational, a PGA Tour signature event, via the Aon Swing 5 in which the top five FedEx Cup points earners not already exempt can forge their own path to Riviera Country Club outside Los Angeles. Matthieu Pavon, Grayson Murray, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Kevin Yu and Stephan Jaeger are the current top five, while Jake Knapp trails Jaeger by just 48 points.

The winner this week in the Arizona desert will receive 500 FedEx Cup points and a $1.584 million share of the $8.8 million purse.

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First round/thursday.

9:20 a.m. -- Martin Laird, David Lipsky, Carl Yuan

9:31 a.m. -- Joel Dahmen, Greyson Sigg, Carson Young

9:42 a.m. -- Luke Donald, Alex Noren, Davis Thompson

9:53 a.m. -- Akshay Bhatia, Vincent Norrman, Emiliano Grillo

10:04 a.m. -- Erik van Rooyen, Harris English, Adam Schenk

10:15 a.m. -- Matt Wallace, J.J. Spaun, Matt Kuchar

10:26 a.m. -- Lucas Glover, Nico Echavarria, Tom Hoge

10:37 a.m. -- Lee Hodges, Ryan Brehm, Adam Hadwin

10:48 a.m. -- Garrick Higgo, Ben Griffin, Dylan Wu

10:59 a.m. -- Denny McCarthy, Hayden Buckley, Austin Eckroat

11:10 a.m. -- Patton Kizzire, Kevin Chappell, Ben Kohles

2 p.m. -- Bud Cauley, Sam Ryder, Thomas Detry

2:11 p.m. -- Peter Malnati, Chesson Hadley, Zac Blair

2:22 p.m. -- Byeong Hun An, Maverick McNealy, Will Gordon

2:33 p.m. -- Wyndham Clark, Scottie Scheffler, Hideki Matsuyama

2:44 p.m. -- Justin Thomas, Adam Scott, Cameron Young

2:55 p.m. -- Sam Burns, Si Woo Kim, J.T. Poston

3:06 p.m. -- Chad Ramey, Cameron Champ, Scott Stallings

3:17 p.m. -- Taylor Moore, Billy Horschel, Zach Johnson

3:28 p.m. -- Michael Kim, Jhonattan Vegas, Matt NeSmith

3:39 p.m. -- Mark Hubbard, Robby Shelton, Ryan Fox

3:50 p.m. -- Jake Knapp, Alexander Björk, Jim Knous

9:20 a.m. -- Nate Lashley, Kevin Yu, Tyson Alexander

9:31 a.m. -- Kevin Streelman, Callum Tarren, Matti Schmid

9:42 a.m. -- Aaron Baddeley, Eric Cole, Joseph Bramlett

9:53 a.m. -- Brian Harman, Max Homa, Jordan Spieth

10:04 a.m. -- Grayson Murray, Tom Kim, Rickie Fowler

10:15 a.m. -- Matt Fitzpatrick, Sungjae Im, Shane Lowry

10:26 a.m. -- Sahith Theegala, Adam Svensson, Brendon Todd

10:37 a.m. -- Luke List, Gary Woodland, Andrew Putnam

10:48 a.m. -- C.T. Pan, Aaron Rai, Vince Whaley

10:59 a.m. -- Lanto Griffin, S.H. Kim, Ben Taylor

11:10 a.m. -- Victor Perez, Chris Gotterup, Nicolo Galletti

2 p.m. -- Sam Stevens, Harry Hall, Andrew Novak

2:11 p.m. -- Tyler Duncan, Charley Hoffman, Brandon Wu

2:22 p.m. -- Keith Mitchell, Ben Martin, Min Woo Lee

2:33 p.m. -- Nick Taylor, Kurt Kitayama, Brandt Snedeker

2:44 p.m. -- Nick Hardy, Stewart Cink, J.B. Holmes

2:55 p.m. -- Corey Conners, Chez Reavie, K.H. Lee

3:06 PM -- Camilo Villegas, Seamus Power, Daniel Berger

3:17 p.m. -- Kevin Stadler, Beau Hossler, Taylor Montgomery

3:28 p.m. -- Ryan Moore, Doug Ghim, Justin Lower

3:39 p.m. -- Troy Merritt, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Justin Suh

3:50 p.m. -- Sami Valimaki, Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Jesse Mueller

SECOND ROUND/FRIDAY

9:20 a.m. -- Sam Stevens, Harry Hall, Andrew Novak

9:31 a.m. -- Tyler Duncan, Charley Hoffman, Brandon Wu

9:42 a.m. -- Keith Mitchell, Ben Martin, Min Woo Lee

9:53 a.m. -- Nick Taylor, Kurt Kitayama, Brandt Snedeker

10:04 a.m. -- Nick Hardy, Stewart Cink, J.B. Holmes

10:15 a.m. -- Corey Conners, Chez Reavie, K.H. Lee

10:26 a.m. -- Camilo Villegas, Seamus Power, Daniel Berger

10:37 a.m. -- Kevin Stadler, Beau Hossler, Taylor Montgomery

10:48 a.m. -- Ryan Moore, Doug Ghim, Justin Lower

10:59 a.m. -- Troy Merritt, Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Justin Suh

11:10 a.m. -- Sami Valimaki, Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Jesse Mueller

2 p.m. -- Nate Lashley, Kevin Yu, Tyson Alexander

2:11 p.m. -- Kevin Streelman, Callum Tarren, Matti Schmid

2:22 p.m. -- Aaron Baddeley, Eric Cole, Joseph Bramlett

2:33 p.m. -- Brian Harman, Max Homa, Jordan Spieth

2:44 p.m. -- Grayson Murray, Tom Kim, Rickie Fowler

2:55 p.m. -- Matt Fitzpatrick, Sungjae Im, Shane Lowry

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Arizona is the golfing heaven of the United States, featuring some of the most scenic and well-maintained golf courses. It is also home to many leading golf players in the world. Not only do Arizona’s citizens get to experience some of the best tournaments in the PGA Tour, but also get to see their hometown heroes win majors in their home.

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Here are the best golf players in Arizona.

1. Phil Mickelson

Lefty is the nickname given to Philip Alfred Mickelson, a professional golfer from the United States who competes for LIV Golf. On the PGA Tour, he has 45 victories to his name, which include six major world championship (three Masters titles, two PGA Championship titles, and one Open Championship victory). He is without a the most renowned golf players from Arizona.

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2. Paul Peterson

Paul Peterson is an athlete from the United States who competes professionally on both the European Tour as well as the Asian Tour at the moment. In 2012, Peterson competed on the Canadian Tour, but he was eliminated from competition in only two of the 6 occasions he entered. Peterson achieved a high level of performance at the Asian Tour Qualifying School in February of 2014. In 2015, he had two finishes on the European Tour that placed him inside the top 10 of the respective tournaments.

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3. Patrick Moore

Moore was born in the town of Austin in the state of Minnesota. He was indeed a PGA Tour player and a representative of the tour. Throughout the majority of his career, he has had trouble with various injuries. In 2002, he was victorious in three stages on the Buy.com Tour, which led to his instant advancement to the PGA Tour.

Moore has been dealing with back injuries since 2003 and has participated in a very small number of tournaments since 2004. Despite this, he was able to keep his PGA Tour badge thru a healthcare augmentation that took him through the 2014–15 season.

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4. R. W. Eaks

Robert W. Eaks is a professional golfer who hails from the United States and has competed on both the PGA Tour and the Champions Tour. Eaks was born in the town of Colorado Springs, Colorado, in the United States. In 1971, he received his diploma from Billy Mitchell High School, in which he had distinguished himself as a sportsman in the sports of basketball and golf.

5. Ronnie Black

American pro golfer Ronald Jay Black has competed on the PGA Tour, the Nationwide Tour, and the Champions Tour over the course of his career. Black was born in the town of Lovington in the state of New Mexico. He went to school at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, and participated in the school’s golf team while he was there. He made his professional debut in 1981.

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6. Michael Thompson

Michael Hayes Thompson is a well-known professional golfer on the PGA Tour who hails from the United States. Just on PGA Tour, he had also won two different competitions; the most latest of these victories came just at 2020 3M Open. He is truly one of the golf players in Arizona.

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7. Richard T. Lee

Richard Taehoon Lee is a Canadian professional player who competes on the Asian Tour. Richard Taehoon Lee is a member of the Asian Tour. At the age of sixteen, he competed in the United States Open in 2007. Although he was conceived in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, he has since moved to Chandler, Arizona, where he currently resides.

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8. Jon Rahm

Golfer Jon Rahm Rodriguez is a professional in his home country of Spain. After spending a record 60 weeks at the top of the International Amateur Golf Leaderboard, he went on to become the best golfer in the globe according to the Official World Golf Ranking. He attained that rank for the first time after having won the Memorial Tournament in July of 2020. He held that position for the entire year.

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9. Aaron Baddeley

Aaron John Baddeley is a well-known golfer on the professional circuit in Australia. He took birth in New Hampshire, in the United States, but he currently competes on the PGA Tour, which is based in the United States. He holds dual citizenship in both the States and Australia, and he moved to Australia when he was just two years old. In golf competitions held around the world, he has represented Australia.

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10. Jeff Quinney

Pro golfer Jeffrey Michael Quinney hails from the United States. Eugene, Oregon is where Quinney began his life. He had a prolific amateur career, having won the United States Amateur Championship in the year 2000 and going on to represent the United States of America in the Walker Cup in the year 2001.

The above-mentioned golfers are not just Arizona’s best, but they are also the most popular golf players in Arizona. America’s desert state has been blessed with amazing golf courses and world-class golf players.

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Scottsdale, Arizona: World’s Finest Golf Destination

Posted by Nina Africano | Jun 5, 2016 | Events , Featured , Golf , Travel |

Scottsdale calls itself the world’s finest golf destination – and the numbers seem to back up the claim. More than 330 days of sunshine each year and almost 200 public golf courses add up to a golfer’s paradise.

The fact that more than 40 current and former PGA and LPGA TOUR professionals live here attests to the quality of the courses.

A recently conducted market study found the number of rounds played in Scottsdale was up approximately three percent in 2014 compared to 2013. (This comes at a time when participation in golf across North America has been generally flat.)

Over the past few months three of Scottsdale’s most popular courses have undergone significant transformations.

At the iconic Raptor Course at Grayhawk Golf Club , three of the final four holes will be remodeled to enhance playability and ensure an exceptional golf experience well into the future. Designer Tom Fazio reworks his original design by recounting holes 15, 16 and 17, bringing them in closer proximity to the rest of the course and giving golfers more options as they head into the home stretch.

Raptor Course at Grayhawk Golf Club

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club , considered among the “Top 20 Best Courses You Can Play” in Arizona by GOLF Magazine , embarked on a summer-long project to further bolster the course’s status. Primarily, this work consisted of rebuilding and resurfacing the putting greens with Champion Ultra Dwarf Bermuda grass, while softening undulations to give SunRidge Canyon some of the fastest, best-rolling greens in the state. A number of bunkers were redesigned and the fairway landing areas were expanded on holes 2, 3 and 11. The practice area was expanded to accommodate a new home for Hot Stix Golf, a leader in technology-based golf club fitting.

SunRidge Canyon Golf Club

The former Tegavah Golf Club in northeast Scottsdale has a new name and new ownership to go along with an ongoing redesign by PGA TOUR star and former Ryder Cup Captain Tom Lehman. The club was purchased by Shea Homes of Arizona and renamed Verde River Golf & Social Club . Though eventually it will be a private club, Verde River will welcome daily-fee guests for the next several years. Lehman is enhancing the golf course, focusing his efforts on rebuilding green complexes and bunkers, as well as modifying the sequencing and routing of several holes to enhance the overall golf experience. The finished product, as well as a new clubhouse by award-winning designer Bing Hu, will be unveiled November 2016.

Verde River Golf & Social Club

Upcoming Tournaments

The Champions Tour concludes its season on Scottsdale’s Desert Mountain Golf Club’s Cochise Course during the The Charles Schwab Cup Championship November 5-8. The top 30 players on the Tour’s official money list – and some of the most accomplished players in PGA TOUR history – compete for the title, as well as their shares of the $2.5 million purse.

Desert Mountain Golf Club’s Cochise Course

Entry into the championship event is based on points earned throughout the Champions Tour season at all official Charles Schwab Cup events. Among those expected to compete are Jeff Maggert, Colin Montgomerie, Bernhard Langer, Marco Dawson and Esteban Toledo.

Also beginning in November, the Thunderbirds and the PGA TOUR will begin work to prepare the TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course for the Greatest Party on Grass, the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Work will commence to build the grandstands and stadium style seating necessary to accommodate the largest galleries of any golf event in the world. During this time, the course will remain open for public play, giving visitors to Scottsdale a unique opportunity to play a true TOUR-quality venue leading into the main event February 1-7, 2016.

TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course

Building Better Golfers

Scottsdale remains a hotbed for game improvement. Long-time stalwarts such as the Fore-Max Golf Fitness program at The Westin Kierland Resort & Spa, as well as technology-based testing, diagnostic and club-fitting services like Cool Clubs, remain as popular and effective as ever.

Westin Kierland Resort & Spa

Among the new additions is the EXOS Golf Experience Powered by Troon. This three-day immersive program tailors EXOS’ elite training program (clients include San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick and PGA TOUR professionals Graham DeLaet, Ricky Barnes and James Hahn) to meet the individual needs of amateur players. Training and evaluations are done both at EXOS’ training facilities and Troon North Golf Club.

Participants receive highly individualized instruction by EXOS’s integrated team of golf instructors, performance specialists, registered dietitians and physical therapists. This results in a fitness program designed to optimize individual performance and health for years to come.

Another high-tech option is the Robo Golf Pro Boot Camp at Scottsdale’s Boccieri Golf. Boccieri’s Research and Performance Center offers an intense, three-day program of golf instruction and analysis. Its centerpiece is an 800-pound technical marvel:the Robo Golf Instructor. This behemoth and its custom-designed computer program allows Boccieri’s team to program physically correct golf swings based upon physique and ability.

As a result, participants are able to feel the proper positioning and sequence of their perfect swing. With repetition and personalized coaching, the new swing becomes ingrained through muscle memory. Limited to four players per session, the Boot Camp aims to provide immediate improvement and includes Titleist Performance evaluation, daily session on the Robo Golf Pro, one round of golf at Desert Mountain with Boccieri teaching professionals and a complimentary custom-fit Heavy Putter.

And the 19 th Hole

Grayhawk Golf Club : Phil’s Grill, Quill Creek Café, The Morning Joint, and Isabella’s Kitchen make up some of the best dining spots in Scottsdale, let alone on a golf course. From steak and seafood, to spaghetti and meatballs, there’s a meal at Grayhawk for (almost) everyone.

Grayhawk Golf Club

TPC Scottsdale : The menu at The Grille is classic American. Burgers, sandwiches, fish and chips, and BBQ chicken are some the guest favorites here. With the meal comes the view over the impeccably maintained course, where the popular WM Phoenix Open is played every February.

McDowell Mountain Golf Club : A refurbished clubhouse, extensive menu and sunset views make Mesquite Grille the quintessential golf course dining experience. On chillier nights, the upscale casual vibe invites guests to lounge around the large fireplace.

McDowell Mountain Golf Club

We-Ko-Pa Golf Club : A short 30 minutes outside of Scottsdale, We-Ko-Pa’s Saguaro Grille and We-Ko-Pa Grille offer great dining experiences and great views. Surrounded by the Tonto National Forest, some of the tallest peaks in the area rise up from untouched Sonoran desert.

We-Ko-Pa Golf Club

Nina Africano is golf editor at Luxe Beat Magazine.

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Her international travels started with a sunburn in Antigua at the age of two. Since then Nina has studied in Paris, climbed the Statue of Liberty, played golf in Scotland, danced in the streets of Rio de Janeiro, shot craps in Vegas, and shopped the casbah of Tangiers. A member of SATW, IFWTWA, and the MGWA, Nina often writes about golf and sports-related travel, spas, art, wine, and restaurants.

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