Everybody loves a good comeback story and going into the final round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Jordan Spieth stood on the precipice of finally completing one.
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 most amazing part of the 34-year-old’s resurgence is how good a putter he’s become since snapping his old putter over his knee and framing the pieces in his trophy room.
Simpson’s bag is not typical of most tour pros as he carries a driver, two fairway woods and a pair of hybrids, starting his iron set at the 5-iron and carrying only two wedges along with a pitching wedge.
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
