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The moment you all waited for! Annexus Pro-Am pairings are HERE, people! Make sure to plan your day accordingly to see your favorite celebrities, rock stars and professional athletes tee it up with the PGA TOUR’s best.

Top Gun star Glen “Hangman” Powell and Hysterical comedian Nate Bargatze’s group get things started at 8:30 a.m. on No. 1 and No. 10 respectively. The greatest Olympian of all time Michael Phelps tees off on No. 1 at 10:10 a.m. as does Larry “Legend” Fitzgerald Jr. from 10 tee. The field is full of incredible stars, amazing athletes and some of the best to ever do it. Don’t miss it!

Tournament Chairman George Thimsen announced today former WM Phoenix Open champion Rickie Fowler, six-time PGA TOUR winner Tony Finau and World No. 20 Sahith Theegala have committed to play in the 2024 WM Phoenix Open presented by Taylor Morrison, which is scheduled to be played February 5-11 at TPC Scottsdale.

“We are very excited to have three of the most popular and energetic players on the PGA TOUR back at ‘The People’s Open’,” Thimsen said. “Rickie, Tony and Sahith are clearly fan favorites at the WM Phoenix Open and have all had tremendous success here, with Rickie being our 2019 champion. We’re looking forward to seeing them compete in February.”

We've all been there - paired up with a random golfer you don't know that does something to really get on your nerves! Whether it's a stickler for the rules, a slow player or someone that always says the wrong thing at the wrong time, it can be incredibly annoying to have to endure over four hours with this person. We demonstrate seven of the most annoying playing partners in this video!

Tournament Chairman George Thimsen announced today three-time Major champion Jordan Spieth, two-time WM Phoenix Open champion Hideki Matsuyama, former U.S. Open champion Matthew Fitzpatrick, and World No. 15 Tyrrell Hatton have committed to play in the 2024 WM Phoenix Open presented by Taylor Morrison, which is scheduled to tee off February 5-11 at TPC Scottsdale.

“We’re excited to welcome back our two-time champion, Hideki Matsuyama, and we’re equally excited to bring back these huge names – as they are some of the world’s top players who have had tremendous success at the WM Phoenix Open,” Thimsen said. “We have seen them already combine for two wins and nine Top-10 finishes at TPC Scottsdale, we can’t wait to see how these fan favorites will perform again this year.”

In the final round of The American Express 2024, Nick Dunlap shot a 2-under 70 to win by one shot at 29-under overall. Dunlap’s clutch par on the 72nd hole sealed his first victory on the PGA TOUR, the first by an amateur since 1991.

The Thunderbirds announced today NFL all-time leading rusher Emmitt Smith and two-time Olympic gold medalist Carli Lloyd are among the first list of celebrities to commit to play in the popular Annexus Pro-Am at the WM Phoenix Open presented by Taylor Morrison on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course.

“Anticipation is building for the Annexus Pro-Am, a true crowd-pleaser each year. Our hopes are high as we gear up to feature an array of world-class celebrities and athletes,” said 2024 Tournament Chairman George Thimsen. “As we are getting closer to tournament week, we’re thrilled to give you a peek into what the star-studded Pro-Am lineup will look like.”

The WM Phoenix Open presented by Taylor Morrison was honored by the PGA TOUR at the TOUR’s annual Tournament Meetings on December 7. The WM Phoenix Open was named the PGA TOUR “Tournament of the Year,” sharing the designation with the BMW Championship. The TOUR’s annual Phoenix-area stop also received “Best Special Event” honors for its “Concert in the Coliseum” as well as “Best Title Sponsor Integration” for the event’s unparalleled sustainability initiatives.

This is the first time since the 2018-19 season the PGA TOUR has presented a complete roster of tournament awards, due to challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

“On behalf of the PGA TOUR, I am thrilled to congratulate the WM Phoenix Open on being recognized with multiple ‘Best Of’ awards for the 2022-23 PGA TOUR Season,” said PGA TOUR Chief Competitions Officer Tyler Dennis. “After several years of challenges related to the pandemic and its impacts on event operations, I’m pleased we are able to once again celebrate the incredible work all PGA TOUR tournaments have accomplished to elevate the experience for players and fans. Our award winners should be extremely proud to be recognized as top among their peers on TOUR.”

Everybody knows golf is hard, but one of the reasons it can be so hard is because it delivers some of the craziest moments you’ll ever see in sports. Check out some of the craziest moments of the season, featuring players like Jordan Spieth, Tiger Woods and Viktor Hovland.

Over the last few years on the PGA TOUR, one of the players who's emerged as a consistent ballstriker is Max Homa.

Last year, Homa was in the top 10 in Shots Gained: Total, Approaches from 125-150 yards, and Approaches from 75-100 yards, which tells me one thing — he knows how to get the ball close to the hole when he needs to do so.

Long irons, hybrids and fairway woods can be especially difficult to hit off the deck. If you're someone that struggles to nail these clubs like the pros, then this is the video for you! Watch as Top 50 coach Gary Munro runs through the keys to striking these clubs correctly the get the maximum distance and control out of them. His step-by-step guide will ensure you're in the best position to be able to find the green on long par threes and even attack the greens in two on par fives after a good drive.