Phoenix Open: Last News

golfer Scottie Scheffler has revealed his wife Meredith couldn't care any less about his position at the top of the world rankings. Scheffler has enjoyed a remarkable start in 2022, which began with his maiden PGA Tour win in February at the Phoenix Open.Since then, the 25-year-old has gone from strength to strength, and after waiting two years for his first ever win Scheffler had three in just over a month, after he followed up his triumph at Phoenix with two more at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and the WGC Dell-Technologies Match Play in Austin.This remarkable run saw him move to the top of the golfing world in record time, after taking just 42 days between his maiden win and place as No 1, smashing Tiger Woods’ previous record of 252 days.

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Serena Williams, Lori Harvey and Alessandra Ambrosio were among the stars joining Netflix and Michelob Ultra for the Full Swing Premiere and Super Bowl After Party at Topgolf in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Saturday.Those stars were joined by other famous faces, including Brian Cox and his wife Nicole Ansari-Cox, following the third round of the 2023 WM Phoenix Open.The event served as a promotion for Netflix's upcoming documentary series Full Swing, which chronicles the life and careers of some of the biggest names in professional golf, as well as Michelob Ultra's New Members Day Super Bowl commercial, which turned out to be a Caddyshack spoof.Ahead of teeing off, Williams, 41, put her impeccable fashion sense on display in a red mini dress underneath a matching sweater, which she left unbuttoned, and red-and-white high-top sneakers.The recently retired 23-time Grand Slam singles tennis champion had her lightened locks flowing down past her shoulders and down her back with plenty of curls and waves, with a part in the middle.Scroll down to video  Promo mode: Retire tennis champion Serena Williams, model and entrepreneur Lori Harvey and model Alessandra Amborsio were just a few of the stars to attend the Michelob Ultra & Netflix Full Swing Premiere & Super Bowl After Party in Phoenix, Arizona, on SaturdayHarvey, 26, opted to go with an all-denim ensemble, consisting of baggy blue jeans and matching jacket with a brown collar, with brown open-toe heels.The model and entrepreneur also wore a black top, and had her dark tresses styled in a straightened blunt, shoulder-length bob with a part in the middle.Ambrosio, 41, strutted her supermodel figure in a pink mini dress that resembled a blazer and skirt combo, along with purple

golf beauty Paige Spiranac were left in the rough after her latest 'selfie' left many fans confused about how to feel.On the same day that Tiger Woods completed a sensational return at the 2022 Masters, fan favourite Harry Higgs made a successful Augusta debut as he finished the first round with a one-under-par 71. Higgs, 30, turned professional in 2014 but only made his major debut last year when he tied for fourth at the PGA Championship.Clearly inspired by his surprisingly smooth sailing at one of golf's biggest events, Instagram model Spiranac looked to Higgs as inspiration for her own work of art.

golf's biggest party as fans launched their beers onto the green in wild scenes at the Phoenix Open.Sam Ryder's stunning shot on the 124-yeard 16th hole led to fans in the 17,000-seater grandstand throwing their drinks into the air and causing a stoppage in play.With the course left littered with bottles, cans and cups, the golf action was delayed by around 15 minutes during Saturday's third round.CBS' Amanda Balionis also admitted: “We are covered in beer and other liquids I believe. We might have a slight rain delay here," after being showered by drinks.Ryder's tee shot had landed just right and short of the hole before bouncing a couple of times and tumbling into the hole to secure a hole in one on the par three 16th.This caused those in the stands watching to launch their drinks into the air in celebration, having maintained an electric atmosphere throughout the day.Speaking after his round, Ryder said: “I don't know how I could pick a hole over this one.Who will win the Phoenix Open? Let us know in the comments section below.“It just ended up being a perfect 54-degree wedge.

Slicing a tee-shot into deep rough, sand, or even water is hardly a new phenomenon for any pro or amateur golfer - but American Hayden Buckley was left facing a unique lie during the second round of the WM Phoenix Open.