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WHAT: Waste Management Phoenix Open

Mo n day All day — Practice rounds. 9:30 a.m. — Kyocera Pro-Am, TPC Stadium Course. 1 p.m. — Military career event at WestWorld in Scottsdale. In conjunction with Birdies for the Brave and the Waste Management Phoenix Open, this event features over 30 Arizona companies seeking to fill hundreds of job openings. All United States active, reserve and retired military personnel and spouses/significant others are invited to attend. Tu es day All day — Practice rounds. 10 a.m. — R.S. Hoyt Jr. Family Foundation Dream Day Activities on the TPC Champions Course Practice Range. This event features a trickshot demonstration, and a junior golf clinic. 11 a.m. — Outfront Media Special Olympics Open. Located on the TPC Scottsdale Stadium course putting green, this event features 12 Special

WHEN: Events start Monday; tournament play starts Thursday and is scheduled to conclude on Sunday. NOTABLE PLAYERS IN THE FIELD: Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Rickie Fowler, Padraig Harrington, Angel Cabrera, Retief Goosen, Jason Dufner, Bill Haas, Geoff Ogilvy, Keegan Bradley, Brandt Snedeker. Go to p age WM12 for the full field. WHERE: TPC Scottsdale, 17020 N. Hayden Road, Scottsdale. TICKETS: General admission tickets are $30. Children ages 17 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. All police officers, firefighters, emergency responders and active, reserve and retired military and one guest are admitted free. Go to p h o en i x o p en t i ck et s .az cen t r al .co m for more details about tickets and admission. INFORMATION: 602-870-0163.

Olympians, 12 celebrities/sports stars and 12 business leaders from Arizona. All ticket holders are invited to watch. 2 p.m. — PGA Tour Wives Golf Classic at the TPC Scottsdale Champions Course. Pro golfers caddie for their wives in a 9-hole shootout for charity. The event is open to the public. Wedn es day 8:30 a.m. — Annexus Pro-Am, TPC Stadium Course. Full roster of celebrities scheduled to appear will be released at a later date. 3:30 p.m. — Phoenix Suns Shot at Glory, TPC Scottsdale 16th hole. 3:30 p.m. — Coors Light Birds Nest entertainment tent opens. The Main Act is Capital Cities, which will take the stage at about 8 p.m. Th u r s day 7:30 a.m. — Waste Management Phoenix Open first round. 3:30 p.m. — Coors Light Birds Nest entertainment tent opens. The Main Act is Darius Rucker, who takes the stage at about 8 p.m.

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Fr i day 7:30 a.m. — Waste Management Phoenix Open second round. 3:30 p.m. — Coors Light Birds Nest entertainment tent opens. The Main Act is Kid Rock, who takes the stage at about 8 p.m. Sat u r day All Day — The annual Green Out, in which everyone is encouraged to wear green to support the eco-sensitive efforts of the tournament and sponsor Waste Management. 9 a.m. — Waste Management Phoenix Open third round. 3:30 p.m. — Coors Light Birds Nest entertainment tent opens. The Main Act is Afrojack. Feb. 1 9 a.m. — Waste Management Phoenix Open final round. Feb. 2 9 a.m. — Post Open Pro-Am, TPC Stadium Course. This schedule is subject to change. Information: 602-870-0163.

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Tour studies Open style Phoenix event can provide ideas for life without Woods and Mickelson SCOTT BORDOW AZCENTRAL SPORTS COLUMNIST

The best Billy Horschel can recall the story, longtime PGA Tour pro Kenny Perry was eating at a Scottsdale restaurant one night when he saw a woman sporting a badge to the Waste Management Phoenix Open. “Have you been to the tournament?” Perry said. “Yeah, I go every night,” the woman replied. That’s the Phoenix Open, the only golf tournament in the world where more people are walking onto the grounds at 5:30 p.m. than leaving. This week will be no different: If the weather cooperates, a field that includes Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Rickie Fowler and Bubba Watson, among others, likely will attract more than 200,000 people during Saturday’s third round and more than 600,000 for the week, both of which would be PGA Tour records. The party will go on after the sun goes down as well, with thousands of fans flocking to the Birds Nest to see and be seen and hear acts such as Kid Rock and Darius Rucker. “Some people don’t even know there’s a golf tournament going on,” said Horschel, who won the FedEx Cup championship last September and the $10 million bonus that went with it. “That’s really cool.” The Phoenix Open’s success can be instructive for the PGA Tour as it thinks about life without Mickelson, who is 44, and Woods, who will turn 40 in December. They have been the faces of the Tour for the better part of 20 years and their eventual absence or increasing irrelevance – Mickelson went winless in 2014 and Woods hasn’t won a major since the 2008 U.S. Open – is a reality that can’t be brushed off, no matter how often the Tour heralds great younger players like Fowler, Rory McIlroy and Jordan Spieth. Woods in particular moves the needle; when he announced last year that he would be forced to miss The Masters because of a back injury, single-day ticket prices fell from $1,165 to $940, a drop of almost 20 percent. The tournament drew a 7.8 TV rating, the lowest since Phil Mickelson won on Easter Sunday in 2004. To be fair, the Tour’s success can’t solely be measured by TV ratings or ticket prices. As CBS analyst Gary McCord pointed out, the PGA Tour attracts viewers with high incomes, which in turns entices advertisers. “We do not look at ratings. If we looked at ratings and acquiesced to ratings, we’d never show up on television,” McCord said. “I’ve been doing this for 29 years and it’s all about the demographics and who we’re selling products to. They like it, they back it, they pay for the ad space. That’s the way it’s been going forever.” Still, the Phoenix Open is the rare event on tour that has thrived without Woods, who is playing here for the first time since 2001. That’s one reason representatives from several PGA Tour events will be in Scottsdale this week. Their mission: Find out why the Phoenix Open attracts huge crowds, younger au-

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TOP: Joe Ogilvie hits on the infamous 16th hole at the Waste Management Phoenix Open last year. ABOVE LEFT: Phil Mickelson signs autographs for fans at the Phoenix Open last year. ABOVE RIGHT: Tiger Woods hits a chip shot on the 14th hole at Valhalla Golf Club last year.

diences and is a transcendent sporting event in the Valley. “I think the connection this event has with the region and the community is as special as any event not just on the PGA Tour but in sports,” said PGA Tour Deputy Commissioner Jay Monahan. “You look at the crowds and the social currency that this tournament generates, it’s something every event in sports and entertainment seeks. They have it and have it in spades.” What produced the love affair between the Phoenix Open and the Valley? Start with the Birds Nest, the 48,000 square-foot tent that doubles as a Scottsdale nightclub/concert venue the week of the tournament. Look at any picture or video from the Birds Nest and you’ll see a crowd that skews considerably younger than your average PGA Tour fan. “I would love every tournament to have a couple of concerts during the week,” Horschel said. “Somebody who doesn’t know anything about golf might say, ‘Let’s go to the tournament and see

the concert that night.’ I think it would bring more exposure.” Some tournaments might not have the space or the inclination to duplicate the experience of the Birds Nest. But it’s just one example of the Phoenix Open not treating golf like it’s open-heart surgery. “It would be great if we saw more interaction with the crowds and saw more smiles (at other events),” said CBS analyst David Feherty. “They are trying to make a living but, yeah, at the end of the day I think it would be nice to take one notch out of the belt. “There’s a fine line between taking it too seriously and letting too much of it slip. The Phoenix Open gets it right.” The most celebrated attraction, of course, is the par-3 16th hole, which will have a seating capacity of more than 16,000 this week. It is the loudest, rowdiest hole on the PGA Tour and an antidote to the hush that accompanies every other golf tournament. The problem: No. 16 doesn’t travel well. Golfers appreciate it as a one-time-

COLLMENTER PRO-AM READY SCOTT BORDOW AZCENTRAL SPORTS COLUMNIST

Diamondbacks pitcher Josh Collmenter wouldn’t call himself an avid golfer. But when he received the invitation to play for the first time in Wednesday’s Annexus Pro-Am at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, he couldn’t pass up the opportunity. Qu es t i o n : How long have you been playing golf? An s w er : I’ve played most of my life. Growing up my grandfather would play all the time and we’d hit balls in the backyard. But I never took it seriously until probably my rookie year in 2011. Q: Why then? A: Well, with Ian Kennedy, Daniel Hudson and Joe Saunders the whole ‘Pitchers need to be good at golf’ thing rang true. Hanging with those guys, I had to. They definitely made you want to get better. Q: So are you any good? What’s your handicap? A: I never do the whole handicap figuring out thing but I usually shoot probably in the mid-80s. I haven’t played a whole lot. My main focus is to just play nice and easy. The tortoise wins, not the hare. Q: What’s your best score? A: I broke 80 one time. I shot a 78 at the Phil Mickelson course, McDowell Mountain. I played that one the day before it opened to the public and I had been playing quite a bit so my game was as good as it has been. But some of these guys when we talk about golf, they’re talking about breaking 70 or shooting even par. I’m miles away from that. Q: Is there a lot of time during the season

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Pitcher Josh Collmenter says he never really took golf seriously until he joined the Diamondbacks.

to play? A: There are some opportunities. Some guys play on their off days. Last year for the most part I didn’t. I just spent time enjoying the cities we were in and exploring what they had. This off-season I didn’t make it much of a priority to get out. I enjoy it but it’s not one of those things I’m so in love with that I have to do it. I figure if I do that now it’ll spoil retire-

ment. Q: So who’s the best player on the Diamondbacks? A: That’s a good question. I’ve heard that Tuffy (Gosewisch) is actually pretty good. Aaron Hill and Cody Ross. There are a lot of guys but with all the turnover we’ve had I haven’t had a chance to play with too many of them. Q: You’ve stood on a mound and pitched in front of 30,000 people. But will you be more nervous standing on the first tee of the pro-am? A: Yeah, getting that first shot out of the way will be good. I’ve always said I’d be a better golfer if there was a gallery because they would be able to find my ball if I sprayed it. I’ve talked to a few friends about what it’s like to be on Number 16 so I’m going to get an approximate distance of that hole and hit that shot a thousand times before we get there. Q: Are you worried about hitting a fan in the gallery? A: I haven’t thought about it too much. I hope it doesn’t happen. Q: As long as you have a better swing than Charles Barkley you should be fine. A: Aesthetically it looks a little smoother. I’ve tried to iron out the hitches. Q: Sounds like you’re looking forward to the day. A: I am. I followed Ian around a couple of years ago and I followed Aaron around last year offering incredible support with his (Fathead cutout). To get to play is quite an honor. It’s such a unique event and completely different from everything that typifies golf.

a-year occurrence but they don’t want fans booing errant tee shots every week. “A maniacal diet of that? No. That would drive me nuts,” McCord said. Added Horschel: “We (golfers) understand there’s going to be a lot of people and a lot of commotion and crazy stuff going on. It’s really cool to see. But not every week.” The bottom line: As the PGA Tour prepares to move on from Woods and Mickelson, it can look to the Phoenix Open for ideas and inspiration but not as a blueprint for what the Tour should be. “The challenge with trying to replicate what’s done at the Waste Management Phoenix Open is that this event is so unique,” Monahan said. “To do it at other venues would almost look disingenuous. It happened organically in Phoenix... “It has its own brand and its own essence. It’s just a very special week.” Reach Bordow at scott.bordow @ariz ona republic.com. Follow him on Tw itter at Tw itter.com/sBordow .

PRO-AM PARTICIPANTS The Waste Management Phoenix Open Annexus Pro-Am will showcase a star-studded field on Wednesday. The participants will tee off between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. at the TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course. The tee times will be announced Tuesday on the tournament website, w m p h o en i x o p en .co m . The list is scheduled to include: » Baseball Hall of Famer Ran dy Jo h n s o n » Cardinals head coach Br u ce Ar i an s » Cardinals wide receiver Lar r y Fi t z ger al d » Cardinals cornerback Pat r i ck Pet er s o n » Country music star Di er k s Ben t l ey » Country music star Jak e Ow en » NFL all-time leading rusher Em m i t t Sm i t h » Ohio State head coach Ur ban Mey er » Former NFL quarterback Ji m McMah o n » Steelers quarterback Ben Ro et h l i s ber ger » Heisman Trophy winner Ti m

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Par 5 558 Yards

Layup off the tee is in order with short fairway, and a new bunker lurks in primary, left-side landing area.

Hole will play 30 yards longer this year, with new fairway bunkers and a new green left of the original.

Long par 5 will be even harder to reach in two shots with a new, tiered green placed closer to the wash.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

3.988 10 1 81 59 8 1

Par 3 183 Yards

3.976 12 0 69 49 5 0

Par 4 470 Yards

4.720 16 12 137 31 5 1

Par 4 432 Yards

Golfers will play to a new, slightly elevated green shifted about 30 yards left of the original location.

Tough par 4 will play 17 yards longer with expanded bunkers and out-of-bounds down the preferred right side.

Wind can be a big factor on this hole with expanded cross bunkers and green reshaped to add back-right pin.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

2.931 14 0 80 46 1 1

Par 3 215 Yards

4.117 5 0 57 71 16 1

Par 4 475 Yards

4.062 7 0 71 69 9 3

Par 4 453 Yards

Longest par 3 is heavily bunkered on both sides of a green with an abrupt slope along the front edge.

Slight dogleg left features a daunting greenside bunker that was wrapped around the right-front edge.

Bunkers were expanded in primary landing area on a hole with a wide but shallow green guarded by bunker.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

3.170 2 0 33 94 5 0

4.050 8 0 60 73 4 0

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Par 4 472 Yards

Par 3 192 Yards

Dogleg right has a new tee, expanded bunker down right side and new directional bunker on the left.

Trees on right and a lake down the left make this a demanding driving hole with a well-bunkered green.

Hole has been shortened, but shots to a long, narrow green still need to avoid water down the left side.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

4.005 9 0 74 64 3 2

Par 5 558 Yards

4.175 1 1 45 78 17 2

Par 4 490 Yards

3.160 3 0 50 92 8 3

Par 5 553 Yards

“Tiger boulder” par-5 features a tight fairway and a new “coffin” green-front bunker with awkward stances.

Toughest hole on the course is now a par-4 beast at 490 yards, uphill, to a heavilybunkered, elevated green.

Risk-reward par-5 entices golfers to go for an island green on a second shot that is harder than it appears.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

4.629 18 12 178 36 4 1

Par 3 163 Yards

3.969 13 0 64 45 3 0

Par 4 332 Yards

4.756 15 10 160 59 8 1

Par 4 442 Yards

It’s only 163 yards, but the stadium setting and raucous fans make tee shot a nerve-racking experience.

Drivable, birdie-fest par-4 has ruined several championship hopes with sand and water hazards lurking left.

“Church pew” bunkers will dissuade left-side bombers, and new, back-left pin placement will be tricky.

2014 Statistics Scoring Average Rank Eagles Birdies Bogeys Double bogeys Triple-plus:

3.120 4 0 48 81 7 1

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Award-winning golf, 24-hour fitness, unparalleled dining experiences, tennis, member events and activities. Just a few of the experiences that members enjoy at Blackstone Country Club. Located in the award-winning Blackstone at Vistancia community, just 15 minutes West of the I-17, Blackstone Country Club’s elegant and luxurious style offers a one-of-a-kind premier private country club experience. For membership offers and pricing, visit ExperienceBlackstone.com or call 623.707.8700. VISTANCIA HOME OWNERSHIP IS NOT REQUIRED FOR THE PURCHASE OF CLUB MEMBERSHIP Golf Course Real Estate – Custom Homesites | Toll Brothers | TW Lewis by David Weekley Homes Vistancia Builders – Ashton Woods | Gehan Homes | Mattamy Homes | Meritage Homes | Ryland Homes | Shea Homes | Woodside Homes 12101 W Blackstone Drive, Peoria, AZ 85383 | 623.707.8700 Located off the Loop 303 and Lone Mountain Parkway (Exit 127) in Blackstone at Vistancia Disclaimer - Blackstone Country Club is a private facility. The golf course, clubhouse and other recreational facilities are part of Blackstone Country Club and are not included with the purchase of real estate. See governing Club documents at blackstonecountryclub.com for terms, conditions, and costs. All rights reserved ©2015.

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A 1 A 2 S 9

S 6

CAVE CREEK

P 3

7 4

S 7

S 1 0

C C 2

S 5

CAREFREE

S 2 9

C F 2

S 1 4

C F 1 C C 1

PEORIA

S 2 6

We Ko Pa Golf Club

Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club

S 3 3

FORT MCDOWELL

P 1

CAVE CREEK

C C 3 3 0 3

P 4

S 3 2

1 7

R V 2

S 4 S 2 8

R V 3 R V 1

G L 1

SURPRISE

S W 4 S U 2

B 1

S U 6

S W 5

P X 2 1

Sun City West

S W 1

P 6

P 5

G L 3

P X 1 2

G L 7

S 2 3

S U 3

S 3 0 S C 4

S C 5

Sun City S C 2

SURPRISE

P X 3

S C 1

S C 3

SCOTTSDALE

P 2

W 1

S 1 3

G L 4

E 1

P X 1 5

P X 7

S 1 8

G L 6

F H 2

F H 1

F H 3

F M 1

Raven Golf Club

8 7

PHOENIX

5 1

P V 2 VALLEY S 1 5

P X 1 0

P V 1

S 2 5 S 2 2

P X 1 P X 1 9

L P 2

S 1 9

P X 8

SCOTTSDALE P X 1 3

G Y 1 G Y 2

P X 5

AVONDALE

1 0

P X 2

M 1 5

2 0 2

S 3

PHOENIX

M 1 2

P X 1 1

1 0

GOODYEAR

FOUNTAIN HILLS

S 1

S 2 4

S 1 1 PARADISE S 1 6

L P 1

B 3

F H 4

S 2

G L 5

G Y 3

S 1 7

1 0 1

P X 9

1 0 1

B 2

S 2 7

S 1 2

S W 6 S W 7

3 0 3

S 2 1

S 2 0

S W 2 S W 3

6 0

Troon North Golf Club

S 8

G L 2

GLENDALE

S U 1

S U 4 S U 7 S U 5

S 3 1

T 4

A V 1

M 1 0

8 8

M 2 M 1 4 T 3

M 1

M 1 3

M 2 0

T 1

MESA

1 0 1

M 1 7

T 5

Copper Canyon Golf Course

M 7

M 8

6 0

P X 1 8 P X 1 4

BUCKEYE L V 1

M 6

TEMPE

M 5

M 1 8

G 1

A J1 G C 1

G 4

1 0

G C 2

2 0 2

Ahwatukee - Foothills

M 1 9 C H 5

P X 1 7

C H 8

CHANDLER

QUEEN CREEK

G 3

C H 4

Q C 2 3 4 7

Gold Canyon Golf Resort

1 0

S L 4

S L 2

C H 2

S L 1

S L 3

C H 1

G 2

C H 3

Q C 3 Q C 1 S T 1

C H 6 C H 7

Tonto Verde Golf Club

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GOLD CANYON

COURSE

APACHE JUNCTION

GILBERT P X 1 6

ANTHEM A1 Anthem Country Club/Ironwood A2 Anthem Country Club/Persimmon APACHE JUNCTION AJ1 Apache Creek Golf Club AVONDALE AV1 Coldwater Golf Club BUCKEYE B1 Copper Canyon Golf Club B2 Raven Golf Club @ Verrado B3 Sundance Golf Club CAREFREE CF1 Boulders Golf Club CF2 Desert Forest Golf Club CASA GRANDE Casa Grande Municipal GC Francisco Grande Golf Resort Mission Royale Golf Club Palm Creek Golf & RV Resort Tegavah Golf Club CAVE CREEK CC1 Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club CC2 Rancho Manana Golf Club CC3 Tatum Ranch Golf Glub CHANDLER CH1 Bear Creek Golf Complex CH2 Ironwood Golf Club CH3 Lone Tree Golf Club CH4 Ocotillo Golf Resort CH5 San Marcos Golf Resort CH6 Springfield Golf Resort CH7 Sunbird Golf Club CH8 Whirlwind Course @ Wildhorse EL MIRAGE E1 Pueblo El Mirage Country Club FLORENCE Oasis Golf Club Poston Butte Golf Club Three Parks Fairways FORT MCDOWELL FM1 We Ko Pa Golf Club FOUNTAIN HILLS FH1 Desert Canyon Golf Club FH2 Eagle Mountain Golf Club FH3 Firerock Golf and Country Club FH4 SunRidge Canyon Golf Club GILBERT G1 Kokopelli Golf Resort G2 Seville Golf and Country Club G3 Trilogy GC at Power Ranch G4 Western Skies Golf Club GLENDALE GL1 500 Club

PEORIA

M 4

M 1 6

Quintero Golf Club

G C 3

6 0

T 2

P X 6 P X 2 0

P X 4

M 9

M 3

M 1 1

ADDRESS

PHONE

TYPE COST HOLES

2708 W Anthem Club Dr 2708 W Anthem Club Dr

(623) 551-2296 (623) 742-6200

PVT PVT

$$ $$

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3401 S Ironwood Dr

(480) 982-2677

PUB

100 N Clubhouse Dr.

(623) 932-9000

PUB

26577 W Desert Vista Blvd 4242 N Golf Dr 900 S Sundance Pkwy

(928) 252-6783 (623) 388-3000 (623) 328-0400

SP SP PUB

$$ $$ $$

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34831 N. Tom Darlington Dr. 37207 N Mule Train Rd.

(480) 488-9028 (480) 488-3527

SP PVT

$$$ $$

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2121 N Thornton Rd 12684 W Gila Bend Hwy 11 Mission Royale S. #1 1110 N Henness Rd 3290 S Montgomery Rd

(520) 836-9216 (800) 237-4238 (520) 876-5335 (520) 421-7000 (480) 471-3232

PUB PUB PUB PUB PUB

$$ $$ $$ $ $$

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33750 N Dove Lakes Dr 5734 E Rancho Manana Blvd 29888 N Tatum Ranch Dr

(480) 488-0009 (480) 488-0398 (480) 585-2399

PUB PUB PVT

$ $$$ $$$

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500 E Riggs Rd 550 W Champagne Dr 6262 S Mountain Blvd 3751 S Clubhouse Dr 1 N San Marcos Pl 1200 E St Andrews Blvd Bldg A 6240 S Sunbird Blvd 5692 W North Loop Rd # 5093

(480) 883 -8200 (480) 895-0614 (480) 219-0830 (480) 917-6660 (480) 963-3358 (480) 895-5759 (480) 883-0820 (520) 796-8465

PUB PUB SP PUB PUB PUB PUB SP

$$ $ $$$ $$$ $$ $$ $$ $$

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11201 N El Mirage Rd

(928) 583-0425

5764 E Hunt Hwy 6100 W Merrill Ranch Pkwy 3831 N Florence Blvd

(480) 888-8890 (520) 723-1880 (520) 868-0110

PUB PUB PUB

$ $$ $

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18200 E Toh Vee Cir

(480) 836-9000

PUB

$$$

10440 N Indian Wells Dr 14915 E Eagle Mountain Pkwy 16000 E. Firerock Cc Dr. 13100 N Sunridge Dr

(480) 837-1173 (480) 816-1234 (480) 836-8000 (480) 837-5100

PUB PUB PVT SP

$$ $$$ $$$ $$$

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1800 W Guadalupe Rd 6683 S Clubhouse Dr 4415 E Village Pkwy 1245 E Warner Rd

(480) 926-3589 (480) 722-8100 (480) 988-0004 (480) 545-8542

PUB PVT PUB PUB

$$$ $$$ $ $$

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4707 W Pinnacle Peak Rd

(623) 492-9500

PUB

COURSE GLENDALE GL2 Adobe Dam Family Golf Center GL3 Arrowhead Country Club GL4 Bellair Golf Club GL5 Desert Mirage Golf Course GL6 Glen Lakes Golf Course GL7 The Legend at Arrowhead GOLD CANYON GC1 Gold Canyon Golf Resort GC2 Mountain Brook Golf Club GC3 Superstition Mountain GC GOODYEAR GY1 Eagles Nest GC GY2 Golf Club of Estrella GY3 Palm Valley Golf Club GY4 Tuscany Falls Country Club LAVEEN LV1 Aguila Golf Course LITCHFIELD PARK LP1 Falcon Golf Club LP2 Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa MARICOPA Southern Dunes Golf Club The Duke @ Rancho El Dorado MESA M1 Alta Mesa Country Club M2 Apache Wells Country Club M3 Arizona Golf Resort M4 Augusta Ranch Golf Course M5 Desert Sands Golf Course M6 Dobson Ranch Golf Course M7 Dreamland Villa Golf Club M8 Fiesta Lakes Golf Course M9 Fountain of the Sun CC M10 Las Sendas Golf Club M11 Leisure World Arizona M12 Longbow Golf Club M13 Mesa Country Club M14 Painted Mountain Golf Club M15 Red Mountain Ranch CC M16 Sunland Village East G. Course M17 Sunland Village Golf Course M18 Superstition Springs Golf Course M19 Toka Sticks Golf Club M20 Viewpoint Golf Resort PARADISE VALLEY PV1 Mountain Shadows Golf Club PV2 Paradise Valley Country Club PEORIA P1 Blackstone Country Club P2 Peoria Pines Golf Club P3 Quintero Golf Club P4 Trilogy Golf Club @ Vistancia

RIO VERDE

ADDRESS

PHONE

TYPE COST HOLES

3847 W Pinnacle Peak Rd 19888 N 73rd Ave 17233 N 45th Ave 8710 W. Maryland Ave 5450 W Northern Ave 21027 N 67th Ave

(623) 581-2800 (623) 561-9625 (602) 978-0330 (623) 772-0110 (623) 930-1111 (623) 561-1902

PUB PVT PUB PUB PUB PUB

$ $$$ $ $ $ $$

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6100 S Kings Ranch Rd 5783 S Mountainbrook Dr 8000 E Club Village Dr

(480) 982-9449 (480) 671-1000 (480) 983-1411

PUB PUB PVT

$$ $$ $$$

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3645 Clubhouse Dr 11800 S Golf Glub Dr 2211 N Litchfield Rd 16262 Clubhouse Dr

(623) 935-6750 (623) 386 -2600 (623) 935-2500 (623) 935-6757

PUB PUB PUB SP

$$ $$$ $$ $$

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8440 S 35th Ave

(602) 237-9601

PUB

15152 W Camelback Rd 451 N Old Litchfield Rd

(623) 935-7800 (623) 935-9414

PUB PUB

$ $$

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48456 W. Highway 238 42660 W. Rancho El Dorado Pkwy

(480) 367-8949 (520) 568-4300

SP SP

$$$ $$

18 18

1460 N Alta Mesa Dr 5601 E Hermosa Vista Dr 425 S Power Rd 2401 S Lansing 1922 S 74th St 2155 S Dobson Rd 5641 E Albany St 1415 S Westwood 500 S 80th St W 7555 E Eagle Crest Dr 908 S Power Rd 5601 E Longbow Pkwy 660 W Fairway Dr 6210 E McKellips Rd 6425 E Teton Cir 2250 S Buttercup 725 S Rochester 6542 E Baseline Rd 6910 E Williams Field Rd 650 N Hawes Rd

(480) 827-9411 (480) 830-4725 (480) 832-1661 (480) 354-1234 (480) 832-0210 (480) 644-2291 (480) 985-6591 (480) 969-0377 (480) 986-3128 (480) 396-4000 (480) 634-4370 (480) 807-5400 (480) 964-3514 (480) 832-0156 (480) 981-6501 (480) 986-4079 (480) 832-3691 (480) 985-5622 (480) 988-9405 (480) 373-8715

PVT SP SP PUB PVT PUB PUB PUB PVT SP SP SP PVT SP SP PUB SP PUB PUB PUB

$$$ $$ $$ $$ $ $ $ $ $ $$$ $$ $$$ $$$ $$ $$$ $$ $$ $$ $$ $$

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5517 E Lincoln Dr 7101 N Tatum Blvd

(480) 905-8999 (602) 952-7232

SP PVT

$$ $$$

18 18

12101 W Blackstone Dr 8411 N 107th Ave 16752 W State Route 74 12575 W Golf Club Dr

(623) 707-8710 (623) 972-1364 (928) 501-1500 (623) 328-5100

PVT PUB SP SP

$$$ $ $$$ $$

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COURSE PEORIA P5 Westbrook Village Golf Club Lakes P6 Westbrook Village-Vista PHOENIX PX1 Arizona Biltmore CC PX2 Arizona Country Club PX3 Cave Creek Golf Course PX4 Club West Golf Club PX5 Encanto Golf Course PX6 First Tee of Phoenix PX7 Lookout Mountain Golf Club PX8 Maryvale Golf Course PX9 Moon Valley Country Club PX10 Palo Verde Golf Course PX11 Papago Golf Course PX12 Paradise Valley Park Golf Course PX13 Phoenix Country Club PX14 Raven Golf Club - Phoenix PX15 Stonecreek Golf Club PX16 The Ahwatukee Country Club PX17 The Foothills Golf Club PX18 The Legacy Golf Club PX19 Villa De Paz Golf Course PX20 Vistal Golf Club PX21 Wildfire G C @ Desert Ridge QUEEN CREEK QC1 Golf Club of Johnson Ranch QC2 Las Colinas Golf Club QC3 Links at Queen Creek RIO VERDE RV1 Rio Verde Country Club RV2 Tegavah Golf Club RV3 Tonto Verde Golf Club SAN TAN VALLEY ST1 Encanterra Country Club SCOTTSDALE S1 Ancala Country Club S2 Camelback Golf Club S3 Coronado Golf Course S4 Desert Highlands Golf Club S5 Desert Mountain Golf Club S6 Desert Mountain/Apache S7 Desert Mountain/Chiricahua S8 Desert Mountain/Outlaw S9 Desert Mountain/Renegade S10 Desert Mtn/Cochise/Geronimo S11 Gainey Ranch Golf Club S12 Grayhawk Golf Club S13 Kierland Golf Club S14 Legend Trail Golf Club S15 Marriott' s Camelback Inn S16 McCormick Ranch Golf Club S17 McDowell Mountain Golf Club

ADDRESS

PHONE

TYPE COST HOLES

18823 N Country Club Pkwy

(623) 566-1633

19260 N Westbrook Pkwy

(623) 566-3439

2400 E Missouri Ave 5668 E Orange Blossom Ln 15202 N 19th Ave 16400 S 14th Ave 2775 N 15th Ave 9510 S 7th St 11111 N 7th St. 5902 W Indian School Rd 151 W Moon Valley Dr 6215 N 15th Ave 5595 E Moreland St. 3505 E Union Hills Dr. 2901 N 7th St 3636 E Baseline Rd 4435 E Paradise Village Pkwy S 12432 S 48th St 2201 E Clubhouse Dr 6808 S 32nd St Bldg 14 4220 N 103rd Ave 701 E Thunderbird Trl 5350 E Marriott Dr

(602) 955-9655 (480) 946-4565 (602) 866-8076 (480) 460-4400 (602) 253-3963 (602) 305-7661 (602) 866-6356 (623) 846-4022 (602) 942-0000 (602) 249-9930 (602) 275-8428 (602) 992-7190 (602) 636 9861 (602) 243-3636 (602) 953-9111 (480) 893-9772 (480) 473-4415 (602) 305-5550 (623) 877-1171 (602) 305-7755 (480) 473-0205

PUB PVT PUB PUB PUB PUB PUB PUB SP PUB pub SP PVT PUB PUB PUB SP PUB PUB SP PUB

$$$ $$$ $$ $$ $$ $ $$ $$ $$ $ $$ $ $$$ $$$ $$ $$ $$$ $$$ $$ $$ $$$

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30761 N Golf Club Dr 21515 E Village Loop Rd 445 E Ocotillo Rd

(480) 987-9800 (480) 987-3633 (480) 987-1910

PUB PUB PUB

$$ $$ $$

18 18 18

18731 E Four Peaks Blvd 17405 N Desert Vista Trl 18401 E El Circulo Dr

(480) 471-9420 (480) 471-3232 (480) 471-2710

PVT PUB PUB

$$$ $$ $$$

36 18 18

36460 N Encanterra Dr

(480) 677-8148

PVT

$$$

11700 E Via Linda 7847 N Mockingbird Ln 2829 N Miller Rd 10040 E Happy Valley Rd 10550 E Desert Hills Dr 11124 E Prospect Point Dr 42429 N Saguaro Forest Dr 41045 N Cave Creek Rd 10333 E Rockaway Hills Dr 10333 E Rockaway Hills Dr 7600 E Gainey Club Dr 8620 E Thompson Peak Pkwy 15636 N Clubgate Dr 9462 E Legendary Ln 5402 E Lincoln Dr 7505 E McCormick Pkwy 10690 E Sheena Dr

(480) 391-2777 (480) 905-7902 (480) 947-8364 (480) 585-8521 (480) 488-1363 (480) 595-4090 (480) 595-4850 (480) 595-4090 (480) 595-4090 (480) 488-1362 (480) 951-0022 (480) 502-1800 (480) 922-1573 (480) 488-7434 (480) 948-1700 (480) 948-0260 (480) 502-8200

PVT SP PUB PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PVT PUB PUB SP SP PUB PUB

$$ $$$ $ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$

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ADDRESS

SCOTTSDALE S18 Orange Tree Golf Club 10601 N 56th St S19 Phoenician Golf Club 6000 E Camelback Rd S20 Pinnacle Peak Country Club 8701 E Pinnacle Peak Rd. S21 Scottsdale National Golf Club 29001 N 122nd St S22 Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club 7605 E Indian Bend Rd S23 Silverleaf 18701 N Silverleaf Dr S24 Starfire at Scottsdale CC 11500 N Hayden Rd S25 Talking Stick Golf Club 9998 E Indian Bend Rd S26 Terravita Golf & Country Club 34034 N 69th Way S27 The Country Club @ DC Ranch 9290 E Thompson Peak Pkwy S28 The Estancia Club 27998 N 99th Pl S29 The Mirabel Club 37100 N Mirabel Club Dr 17020 N Hayden Rd S30 TPC of Scottsdale S31 Troon Country Club 25000 N Windy Walk Dr S32 Troon North Golf Club 10320 E Dynamite Blvd S33 Whisper Rock Golf Club 32000 N Old Bridge Rd SUN CITY SC1 Palmbrook Country Club 9350 W Greenway Rd SC2 Rec Centers of Sun City, Inc 10626 W Thunderbird Blvd SC3 Sun City Country Club 9433 N 107th Ave SC4 Union Hills Country Club 9860 W Lindgren Ave SC5 Willow Brook & Willow Creek GC 10600 W Boswell Blvd SUN CITY WEST SW1 Briarwood Country Club 20800 N 135th Ave SW2 Corte Bella Golf Club 22131 N Mission Dr SW3 Deer Valley Golf Course 13975 W Deer Valley Dr SW4 Desert Trails 22525 N Executive Way SW5 Grandview Golf Course 14260 W Meeker Blvd SW6 Hillcrest Golf Club 20002 N Star Ridge Dr SW7 Recreation Cntrs of Sun City W 19803 N R H Johnson Blvd SUN LAKES SL1 Cottonwood Country Club 25630 S Brentwood Dr SL2 Oakwood Golf Club 24215 S Oakwood Blvd SL3 Palo Verde Country Club 25630 S Brentwood Dr SL4 Sun Lakes Country Club 25601 S Sun Lakes Blvd SURPRISE SU1 Arizona Traditions 17225 N Citrus Rd SU2 Cimarron Golf Club 17100 W Clearview Blvd SU3 Coyote Lakes Golf Club 18800 N Coyote Lakes Pkwy SU4 Desert Springs Golf Club 19900 N Remington Dr. SU5 Granite Falls Golf Club 15949 W Clearview Blvd SU6 Great Eagle @ Happy Trails Rst 17200 W Bell Rd SU7 Sun City Grand Community Assn 19726 N Remington Dr TEMPE T1 ASU Karsten Golf Club 1125 E Rio Salado Pkwy T2 Ken McDonald Golf Course 800 E Divot Dr T3 Rio Salado Golf Course 1490 E Weber Dr T4 Rolling Hills Golf Course 1415 N Mills Ave T5 Shalimar Country Club 2032 E Golf Ave WADDELL W1 Falcon Dunes Golf Course 15100 W Northern Ave WICKENBURG Los Caballeros Golf Club 1551 S Vulture Mine Rd Wickenburg Country Club 1420 N Country Club Dr COURSE TYPE PUB public, PVT private, SP semi-private

PHONE

TYPE COST HOLES

(480) 948-3730 (480) 423 -2450 (480) 585-0385 (480) 443-8868 (480) 778-0100 (480) 515-3200 (480) 948-6000 (480) 850-8611 (480) 488-7962 (480) 342-7210 (480) 473-4415 (480) 437-1520 (480) 585-7785 (480) 585-4310 (480) 585-5300 (480) 575-8700

PUB SP PVT PVT PUB PVT SP PUB PVT PVT PVT PVT SP PVT PUB PVT

$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$ $$$ $$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$

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(623) 977-8383 (623) 876-3025 (623) 933-1353 (623) 977-4281 (623) 876-3030

SP SP PUB SP SP

$$ $ $$ $$ $$

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(623) 584-5301 (623) 556-8951 (623) 544-6016 (623) 544-6017 (623) 544-6013 (623) 584-1500 (623) 544-6037

SP PVT SP SP PUB SP SP

$$ $$ $ $ $$ $$ $

18 18 18 18 18 18 18

(480) 895-9449 (480) 895-1159 (480) 895-0300 (480) 895-9274

PVT SP PVT PVT

$$ $$ $$ $$

18 54 18 18

(623) 584-4000 (623) 975-5654 (623) 566-2323 (623) 546-7400 (623) 546-7575 (623) 584-6000 (623) 546-7444

SP SP PUB PUB PUB PUB PUB

$$$ $$ $ $ $$$ $$ $$

18 18 18 18 36 18 18

(480) 921-8070 (480) 350-5250 (480) 990-1233 (480) 350-5275 (480) 838-0488

PUB PUB PUB PUB PUB

$$$ $$ $ $ $

18 18 9 18 9

(623) 535-8355

PVT

(928) 684-2704 (928) 684-2011

SP SP

$$ $$

18 18

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CAVE CREEK

P 3

7 4

S 7

S 1 0

C C 2

S 5

CAREFREE

S 2 9

C F 2

S 1 4

C F 1 C C 1

PEORIA

S 2 6

We Ko Pa Golf Club

Dove Valley Ranch Golf Club

S 3 3

FORT MCDOWELL

P 1

CAVE CREEK

C C 3 3 0 3

P 4

S 3 2

1 7

R V 2

S 4 S 2 8

R V 3 R V 1

G L 1

SURPRISE

S W 4 S U 2

B 1

S U 6

S W 5

P X 2 1

Sun City West

S W 1

P 6

P 5

G L 3

P X 1 2

G L 7

S 2 3

S U 3

S 3 0 S C 4

S C 5

Sun City S C 2

SURPRISE

P X 3

S C 1

S C 3

SCOTTSDALE

P 2

W 1

S 1 3

G L 4

E 1

P X 1 5

P X 7

S 1 8

G L 6

F H 2

F H 1

F H 3

F M 1

Raven Golf Club

8 7

PHOENIX

5 1

P V 2 VALLEY S 1 5

P X 1 0

P V 1

S 2 5 S 2 2

P X 1 P X 1 9

L P 2

S 1 9

P X 8

SCOTTSDALE P X 1 3

G Y 1 G Y 2

P X 5

AVONDALE

1 0

P X 2

M 1 5

2 0 2

S 3

PHOENIX

M 1 2

P X 1 1

1 0

GOODYEAR

FOUNTAIN HILLS

S 1

S 2 4

S 1 1 PARADISE S 1 6

L P 1

B 3

F H 4

S 2

G L 5

G Y 3

S 1 7

1 0 1

P X 9

1 0 1

B 2

S 2 7

S 1 2

S W 6 S W 7

3 0 3

S 2 1

S 2 0

S W 2 S W 3

6 0

Troon North Golf Club

S 8

G L 2

GLENDALE

S U 1

S U 4 S U 7 S U 5

S 3 1

T 4

A V 1

M 1 0

8 8

M 2 M 1 4 T 3

M 1

M 1 3

M 2 0

T 1

MESA

1 0 1

M 1 7

T 5

Copper Canyon Golf Course

M 7

M 8

6 0

P X 1 8 P X 1 4

BUCKEYE L V 1

M 6

TEMPE

M 5

M 1 8

G 1

A J1 G C 1

G 4

1 0

G C 2

2 0 2

Ahwatukee - Foothills

M 1 9 C H 5

P X 1 7

C H 8

CHANDLER

QUEEN CREEK

G 3

C H 4

Q C 2 3 4 7

Gold Canyon Golf Resort

1 0

S L 4

S L 2

C H 2

S L 1

S L 3

C H 1

G 2

C H 3

Q C 3 Q C 1 S T 1

C H 6 C H 7

Tonto Verde Golf Club

MAP BY COURTNEY KAN/GANNETT; SOURCE: SOUTHWEST SECTION PGA

GOLD CANYON

COURSE

APACHE JUNCTION

GILBERT P X 1 6

PEORIA

M 4

M 1 6

Quintero Golf Club

G C 3

6 0

T 2

P X 6 P X 2 0

P X 4

M 9

M 3

M 1 1

ADDRESS

PHONE

TYPE COST HOLES

2708 W Anthem Club Dr 2708 W Anthem Club Dr

(623) 551-2296 (623) 742-6200

PVT PVT

$$ $$

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3401 S Ironwood Dr

(480) 982-2677

PUB

100 N Clubhouse Dr.

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The “greatest show on grass” has plenty of new grass as the world’s best golfers head to TPC Scottsdale this week for the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The course reopened in November after a seven-month, $15 million renovation project that included changes to every hole under the direction of Tom Weiskopf, who co-designed the original layout with Jay Morrish. That original course, which opened in 1986, no longer provided significant challenges to today’s PGA Tour players, and as a result, it yielded some of the lowest scores in tour history. Tour pro Robert Garrigus of Scottsdale expects that to change this year. “I would think that it will make a difference of 4 or 5 shots (in the winning score),” Garrigus said. “I don’t expect anyone to be shooting 20-under like they have in the past.” Weiskopf said the main focus of the project was to make the course more enjoyable for public golfers, and at the same time, make it more relevant to today’s long hitters. The most significant part of the project was redoing every bunker, which brought them more into play. They were filled with Augusta White sand, which had been tested for two years in the practice area and added aesthetic value with their contrast to fairways and greens. Even though there are fewer bunkers overall, the result, Garrigus said, is, “They have really tightened up a lot of tee shots and gotten rid of the bailout areas.” Weiskopf said those changes were made after studying five years worth of data collected by the PGA Tour on primary landing areas. Four holes – Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 14 – have new greens, while the other 14 were resurfaced and, in some cases, reshaped. Also, more than 250 trees were planted. Course general manager Brad Williams also expects scores to be higher this year, but doesn’t think it will take long for players to adjust. “The greens will only be about seven months old, so they will be pretty firm and less receptive to approach shots,” Williams said. “I expect scores to be somewhat higher in Year 1, but I really think we need to wait two or three years to get a true comparison.” The new greens will provide an added benefit as they now will receive more ex-

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Taylor Gusso mows around the 18th green at TPC Scottsdale on Tuesday.

posure to early-morning sun. Those holes have been the culprits of frost delays in the past. Weiskopf said the changes also will aid fan movement by relieving bottlenecks in some areas. “The changes were made with fans in mind as well as the golfers,” Weiskopf said. “We wanted to present a golf course fans are used to seeing and keep its feel intact, but also make it more challenging for today’s players.” Fans will notice that the par-5 13th hole, which is well known for its “Tiger boulder” incident, no longer has a split fairway. The former desert island that used to divide the fairway now is off to the left side of the hole, creating a much narrower landing area. A hidden “coffin bunker,” so named because it is about the size of a coffin, has been placed in front of the green and should provide for some awkward shots. But the most dramatic changes were made to the 14th hole, a par-4 that now can play as long as 495 yards, uphill to a heavily-bunkered, elevated green. Garrigus, who is one of the tour’s longer hitters, said that, “Even if I hammer a drive, I’ve still got 6-iron or more for my second shot (to reach the green). As it is, that will be the toughest hole on the course.” Weiskopf was determined to keep the risk-reward value of the four-hole finishing stretch intact and said it might be enhanced by the changes to the 14th hole, which will produce plenty of bogeys. That could prompt more risks, and more drama, as the players turn for home. That home stretch is where many of the past Opens have been won and lost,

with golfers willing to gamble to shave strokes, particularly on the weekend. The most noticeable change over the finishing four is on the 18th, where bunkers were expanded at the far end of the lake stretching down the left side. Grass

islands were added to the bunkers, creating a “church pews” look. In the past, some players have taken direct aim over the water and bunkers, but it’s doubtful that they will risk it now because tee shots would need to carry about 345 yards to clear them. Even though bunkers are more prominent, Garrigus said, they also are more playable. “They were too inconsistent before,” he said. “Now they’re all the same and they’re all playable. You might be in them more, but you’ll still have a pretty good shot.” From the championship tees, the course will play at 7,261 yards, an increase of just 45 yards. Three holes actually will play slightly shorter this year. “What Tom did is he made it more strategic, more relevant and more interesting,” Williams said. “Simply making it harder wasn’t the goal. If we just wanted to make it harder, we could have done that pretty easily. The thing is, these players are so good they’re able to adjust to anything you throw at them. They’ll figure it out pretty quick.”

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Billy Horschel tees off during the final round of the Tour Championship, which he won, in Atlanta last year. Horschel hopes to build off that success at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Horschel seeks encore in 2015 SCOTT BORDOW AZCENTRAL SPORTS COLUMNIST

It’s hard to imagine anyone having a better month than Billy Horschel did in September of 2014. He won the final two events of the FedEx Cup playoffs and the $10 million bonus that went to the FedEx Cup points leader. “Obviously it’s been a pretty exciting few months,” Horschel said. “To win the FedEx Cup is life changing.” Two days after his bank account increased by eight figures, his wife Brittany delivered their first child, a girl named Skylar. So what in the world can Horschel do for an encore in 2015? “I’m trying to see how great of a player I can be, you know, reach my level and my potential as a player,” he said. “I have to keep getting better. And one of the things I want to do is I want to be a little more consistent this year.”

“ I have to keep getting better. And one of the things I want to do is I want to be a little more consistent this year.” BILLY HORSCHEL

That journey continues at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, where Horschel, 28, will be among the favorites in the 132-player field. He’s had mixed success at the Tournament Players Club in Scottsdale – he missed the cut last year after shooting 1-over par through the first two rounds – but he comes into this year’s tournament a different player and a different man. Horschel’s lone PGA Tour win before last September’s success came in the 2013 Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Winning the FedEx Cup – and holding off Rory McIlroy in the final round of the Tour Championship - has infused him with the confidence that he can play with the best

in the world. “Being able to win a tournament (the Tour Championship) when I was leading going into Sunday and go head to head with the best player in game sort of adds fuel to the fire,” Horschel said. “I know I can get the job done.” That belief is accompanied by a newfound calm on the golf course. In his early days on Tour, Horschel was a hothead – “I wouldn’t say that’s too strong of a word. I’m not afraid to admit it,” he said – but Skylar’s birth has tempered his emotions. “I’ve wanted to be a little bit more composed and relaxed on the course and with Skylar being born I have a sense of

peace within me,” he said. “I’m a little bit more patient. I can laugh when things don’t go right. “I’m always going to be a guy that gets fired up and emotional when things go well and have a little bit more emotion when things don’t go well but now it won’t get the better of me. Right now if I shoot 65 or 85 she (Skylar) doesn’t know. It puts things in perspective. Golf isn’t life and death. There’s always a new day tomorrow to go out and prove yourself.” Horschel has two goals this year: Win a major and earn enough points to put him in great position to play for the U.S. Ryder Cup team in 2016. Although under consideration, he wasn’t one of Tom Watson’s three captain’s picks last year. “There’s a fire in me that wants to be on that team in two years and get the trophy back for the United States,” he said. “I will do everything I can to make that team and when I make it, do everything I can to make the team victorious.”

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For whatever reason, Moore plays the TPC course extremely well. He finished fourth in 2013 and tied for sixth last year, just 3 shots behind Stadler. One of these years he might wind up with the firstplace check.

The Waste Management Phoenix Open will be the first event of the year for one of the biggest names in golf.

6. Billy Horschel

1. Tiger Woods

Horschel closed last year with wins in the BMW Championship and The Tour Championship by Coca-Cola to claim the FexEdCup and the $10 million bonus. The late-season surge should propel him into 2015 with a world of confidence.

Tiger always is the one to watch no matter which tournament he enters. He’s never won here, and he hasn’t played the Tournament Players Club course since 2001, so it’s impossible to know how he’ll do. But all eyes will be on him because, well, he’s Tiger.

7. Graham DeLaet DeLaet was 14th in driving distance last year so, like Watson, he can carve up the par-5s at the TPC. He also finished tied for second last year so he should feel comfortable on the course from the getgo.

2. Phil Mickelson This is one of Mickelson’s favorite stops on the PGA Tour, and it’s easy to understand why. He’s idolized by the fans, and he’s won the tournament three times, most recently in 2013 when he went wire to wire after shooting a 60 in the first round. Mickelson went winless in 2014, but he’s slimmed down and anxious for a bounce-back year. This would be a good place to start.

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Rickie Fowler finished in the top 10 in all four majors this past season, and he should be a favorite to win the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

3. Rickie Fowler Fowler used to be better known for his wild colors than his golf game, but that changed last year when he finished in the top 10 in all four majors. Fowler should thrive off the energy provided by the large crowds, and it wouldn’t be a surprise if he was holding the championship trophy on Sunday afternoon.

The 27-year-old Streb might not be well known to the general public, but he has a lot of game and he’s playing well, leading the FedExCup point standings as of midJanuary. He’s already won once in the wrap-around season.

9. Jordan Spieth All the 21-year-old Spieth has done since turning pro is win three tournaments and finish in the top-10 18 times. He was named Rookie of the Year in 2014, and he’ll likely contend for a major – or two – this year. Expect a lot of young ladies to be following Spieth’s group.

4. Bubba Watson Watson was the runner-up last year to Kevin Stadler, and he has the length to overwhelm the par-5s on the course and go low on the vulnerable back nine. The lack of deep rough enables Watson to bomb it off the tee without much regret, giving him short irons to most holes.

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Bubba Watson’s game should be conducive to the par 5s he will face at the tournament.

Keegan Bradley will look to bounce back from a second-round 80 at the tournament last year.

Bradley is one of the most popular players on Tour and one of the longest hitters. In addition, he’ll be eager to prove his second-round 80 last season – which made him miss the cut after an openinground 66 – was just a bad day.

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WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN PAST CHAMPIONS 2014: Kevin Stadler 2013: Phil Mickelson 2012: Kyle Stanley 2011: Mark Wilson 2010: Hunter Mahan 2009: Kenny Perry 2008: J.B. Holmes 2007: Aaron Baddeley 2006: J.B. Holmes 2005: Phil Mickelson 2004: Jonathan Kaye 2003: Vijay Singh 2002: Chris DiMarco 2001: Mark Calcavecchia 2000: Tom Lehman 1999: Rocco Mediate 1998: Jesper Parnevik 1997: Steve Jones 1996: Phil Mickelson 1995: Vijay Singh 1994: Bill Glasson 1993: Lee Janzen 1992: Mark Calcavecchia 1991: Nolan Henke 1990: Tommy Armour 1989: Mark Calcavecchia 1988: Sandy Lyle 1987: Paul Azinger (first year at TPC Scottsdale) 1986: Hal Sutton (final year at Phoenix Country Club) 1985: Calvin Peete 1984: Tom Purtzer 1983: Bob Gilder 1982: Lanny Wadkins 1981: David Graham 1980: Jeff Mitchell 1979: Ben Crenshaw 1978: Miller Barber

1977: Jerry Pate 1976: Bob Gilder 1975: Johnny Miller 1974: Johnny Miller 1973: Bruce Crampton 1972: Homero Blancas 1971: Miller Barber 1970: Dale Douglass 1969: Gene Littler 1968: George Knudson 1967: Julius Boros 1966: Dudley Wysong 1965: Rod Funseth 1964: Jack Nicklaus 1963: Arnold Palmer 1962: Arnold Palmer 1961: Arnold Palmer 1960: Jack Fleck 1959: Gene Littler 1958: Ken Venturi 1957: Billy Casper 1956: Cary Middlecoff 1955: Gene Littler 1954: Ed Furgol 1953: Lloyd Mangrum 1952: Lloyd Mangrum 1951: Lew Worsham 1950: Jimmy Demaret 1949: Jimmy Demaret 1948: Bobby Locke 1947: Ben Hogan 1946: Ben Hogan 1945: Byron Nelson 1944: Harold McSpaden 1940: Ed Oliver 1939: Byron Nelson 1935: Ky Laffoon 1933: Harry Cooper 1932: Ralph Guldahl

FIRSTS/BESTS First female participant: Babe Zaharias (1945). First Black participant: Charlie Sifford (1959). First televised tournament: 1973. First year of the Birds Nest: 1972 at Phoenix Country Club. First hole in one on a par 4 in PGA Tour history: Andrew Magee, 17th hole (first round, 2001). First career victory in Phoenix: Ed Furgol (1954), Rod Funseth (1965), Dudley Wysong (1966), Bob Gilder (1976), Jeff Mitchell (1980), Paul Azinger (1987), Tommy Armour III (1990), Jesper Parnevik (1998), J.B. Holmes (2006). Largest margin of victory: Johnny Miller over Jerry Heard, 14 strokes (1975). Most tournament wins: Three â€” Mark Calcavecchia - 1989, 1992, 2001; Gene Littler - 1955, 1959, 1969; Phil Mickelson - 1996, 2005, 2013; Arnold Palmer - 1961, 1962, 1963. Most years played in tournament history: Gene Littler (28). Most rounds played in tournament history: Gene Littler (105). Largest single-day attendance: 189,722 for the third round in 2014. Largest weeklong attendance: 563,008 in 2014.

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PGA TOUR SCHEDULE AND WINNERS Oct. 9-12 â€” Frys.com Open (Sang-Moon Bae) Oct. 16-19 â€” Shriners Hospitals for Children Open (Ben Martin) Oct. 23-26 â€” The McGladrey Classic (Robert Streb) Oct. 30-Nov. 2 â€” CIMB Classic (Ryan Moore) Nov. 6-9 â€” Sanderson Farms Championship (Nick Taylor) Nov. 6-9 â€” WGC-HSBC Champions (Bubba Watson) Nov. 13-16 â€” OHL Classic at Mayakoba (Charley Hoffman) Jan. 9-12 â€” Hyundai Tournament of Champions (Patrick Reed) Jan. 15-18 â€” Sony Open in Hawaii (Jimmy Walker) Jan. 22-25 â€” Humana Challenge, La Quinta CC, Jack Nicklaus Private Course at PGA West, Arnold Palmer Private Course at PGA West, La Quinta, Calif. Jan. 29-Feb.1 â€” Waste Management Phoenix Open, TPC Scottsdale-Stadium Course, Scottsdale. Feb. 5-8 â€” Farmers Insurance Open, Torrey Pines-South Course, Torrey Pines-North Course, La Jolla, Calif. Feb. 12-15 â€” AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, Spyglass Hill, Pebble Beach, MPCCShore Course, Pebble Beach, Calif. Feb. 19-22 â€” Northern Trust Open, Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, Calif. Feb. 26-March 1 â€” The Honda Classic, PGA National Resort & Spa-The Champion Course, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.

March 5-8 â€” Puerto Rico Open, Trump International-Puerto Rico, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico March 5-8 â€” WGC-Cadillac Championship, TPC Blue Monster at Doral, Doral, Fla. March 12-15 â€” Valspar Championship, Innisbrook-Copperhead Course, Palm Harbor, Fla. March 19-22 â€” Arnold Palmer Invitational, Bay Hill Course, Orlando, Fla. March 26-29 â€” Valero Texas Open, AT&T Oaks Course, San Antonio April 2-5 â€” Shell Houston Open, Golf Club of Houston-Tournament Course, Humble, Texas April 9-12 â€” The Masters, Augusta National, Augusta, Ga. April 16-19 â€” RBC Heritage, Harbour Town Golf Links, Hilton Head Island, S.C. April 23-26 â€” Zurich Classic of New Orleans, TPC Louisiana, Avondale, La. April 29-May 3 â€” WGC-Cadillac Match Play, TPC Harding Park, San Francisco May 7-10 â€” THE PLAYERS Championship, THE PLAYERS Stadium Course, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. May 14-17 â€” Wells Fargo Championship, Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, N.C. May 21-24 â€” Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, Colonial Country Club Course, Fort Worth, Texas May 28-31 â€” AT&T Byron Nelson Championship, TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas, Irving, Texas June 4-7 â€” Memorial Tournament, Muirfield Village Golf Course, Dublin, Ohio June 11-14 â€” FedEx St. Jude Classic, TPC

Southwind, Memphis, Tenn. June 18-21 â€” U.S. Open Championship, Chambers Bay, University Place, Wash. June 25-28 â€” Travelers Championship, TPC River Highlands, Cromwell, Conn. July 2-5 â€” The Greenbrier Classic, The Old White TPC, White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. July 9-12 â€” John Deere Classic, TPC Deere Run, Silvis, Ill. July 16-19 â€” Barbasol Championship, Robert Trent Jones at Grand National-Lake Course, Opelika, Ala. July 23-26 â€” RBC Canadian Open, Glen Abbey, Oakville, Canada July 30-Aug. 2 â€” Quicken Loans National, Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Gainesville, Va. Aug. 6-9 â€” Barracuda Championship, Montreux Golf and Country Club, Reno, Nev. Aug. 6-9 â€” WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, Firestone Country Club, Akron, Ohio Aug.13-16 â€” PGA Championship, Whistling Straits-Straits Course, Kohler, Wis. Aug. 20-23 â€” Wyndham Championship, Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, N.C. Aug. 27-30 â€” The Barclays, Plainfield Country Club, Edison, N.J. Sept. 4-7 â€” Deutsche Bank Championship, TPC Boston, Norton, Mass. Sept. 17-20 â€” BMW Championship, Conway Farms Golf Club, Lake Forest, Ill. Sept. 24-27 â€” TOUR Championship, East Lake Golf Course, Atlanta Oct. 9-11 â€” The Presidents Cup, Jack Nicklaus GC Korea, Incheon City, South Korea.

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Test drive a new Cadillac at your local participating dealer and receive a complimentary round of golf at 1 of these 7 participating area golf courses. OFFER VALID AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS 1/26/15 THROUGH 3/8/15 OR WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. APPROXIMATE TIME OF TEST DRIVE IS 15 MINUTES. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER AND IN POSSESSION OF A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE AN PROOF OF INSURANCE. LIMIT 1 PER HOUSEHOLD. APPROXIMATE RETAIL VALUE, $150. OFFER IS NONTRANSFERABLE, NONNEGOTIABLE, AND NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH. GOLF VOUCHERS VALID FOR USE THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2015. BLACKOUT DATES JANUARY 25-FEBRUARY 2, 2015. OTHER BLACKOUT DATES MAY APPLY. TIMES BASED ON AVAILABILITY AND CAN BE MADE UP TO 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE. VALID 7 DAYS A WEEK; VALID AFTER 10AM ON WEEKENDS.

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