For the week Scheffler ranked sixth in strokes gained/off-the-tee, picking up almost five shots on the field, while ranking second in strokes gained/putting.
Beer cans and miscellaneous pieces of garbage flew from all angles as fans jumped and shouted in celebration of the first ace on the 16th hole since Francesco Molinari’s in 2015.
Having Brooks Koepka back on leaderboards is good for golf because he’s a great player and refreshing to talk to, especially one-on-one. The same is true of Jordan Spieth, albeit in a different way.
Jordan Spieth draining BOMBS and pointing to drunkards dressed in costumes at the Waste Management Phoenix Open is as close to normal we’ve been in a long time.
Less people are coming to the party but Jason Day is a welcome addition for Aussie golf fans as the PGA TOUR returns to TPC Scottsdale for the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
The five-time Major winner has managed to become one of the more entertaining follows in the golf sector of social media thanks to a mix of self-deprecation and dad humour.
Australian Golf Digest
