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Time to move on? Controversy still shadows Clark
Wyndham Clark spoke in his press conference Friday about changing perception of him after his outburst at the 2025 U.S. Open. Golf Channel's "Live From" team reacts to Clark's response to the latest inquiry -- and his continual answering for what happened at Oakmont and how it has changed him.
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Keith Mitchell, alongside Joel Dahmen and Smylie Kaufman during “Happy Hour with Smylie presented by Michelob Ultra,” shows of his style with the 5-button polo and cashmere putter cover,
Hideki Matsuyama reeled off six consecutive birdies during his second round at TPC Scottsdale. Matsuyama, a two-time WM Phoenix Open winner, is the clubhouse leader entering the afternoon in Arizona.
The debate over making The Players Championship a major has raged for years. Brandel Chamblee and Paige Mackenzie discuss the merits of making the Tour’s flagship event a major, as well as how golf’s classification of a “major” has changed over the years.
What do “zero waste” mean? It literally means ZERO waste. Here’s how the WM team makes the most out of literally everything put to use at the annual WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale.
Scottie Scheffler struggled at TPC Scottsdale on Thursday and Chris Gotterup took advantage of an early start times to lay claim to the leaderboard. In the afternoon, Hideki Matsuyama, Joel Dahmen and Keith Mitchell shined. The famous 16th hole “Coliseum” saw plenty of birdie putts, and an incredible chip-in from Dahmen.
Brooks Koepka switched from a blade putter to a mallet putter ahead of the WM Phoenix Open in hopes it would help improve his struggles on the greens. Koepka finished with a 4-over 75 during the first round at TPC Scottsdale.
Washington state native Joel Dahmen repped his NFC champion Seattle Seahawks on the par-3 16th Thursday at the 2026 WM Phoenix Open, and then chipped in to set off the crowd.
Scottie Scheffler tied his highest-scoring round since the start of the 2025 season, finishing with a 2-over 73 at TPC Scottsdale on Thursday. The two-time WM Phoenix Open winner was visibly frustrated going through his first round and currently sits outside the cutline. Scheffler was last cut at the 2022 FedEx St. Jude Championship.
Chris Gotterup talked with Golf Channel’s Ryan Lavner after his first round at the WM Phoenix Open. Gotterup, who missed the previous two cuts at TPC Scottsdale, is the clubhouse leader after shooting a 63 Thursday.
Brooks Koepka is switching from a blade to a mallet putter at the WM Phoenix Open. On “Golf Central Pregame,” Brandel Chamblee says all players -- professional and amateurs -- benefit from using the more forgiving putter.
U.S. Open champion Wyndham Clark talked with Golf Channel about his meltdown at Oakmont Country Club last year and what he learned from the experience. Amid talk about the PGA Tour schedule, Clark vocalized support of starting the season at the WM Phoenix Open.
Brooks Koepka explains why TPC Scottsdale is a good fit for his game. Koepka also spoke about the work he’s been doing to improve his putting since last weekend’s Farmers Insurance Open.
Scottie Scheffler talks with Golf Channel’s Ryan Lavner about how he self evaluates after tournaments. He also reflects on his first Tour victory at the WM Phoenix Open and what it meant to his career.
Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs tight end and Taylor Swift’s fiancé, nearly jarred his tee shot on the par-3 16th at a raucous TPC Scottsdale. He then celebrated the birdie in classic fashion.
Sahith Theegala nearly won the WM Phoenix Open and is ready to redeem himself. He also wouldn’t mind playing a round with LeBron James (and, neither would Damon Hack).
Arizona State’s Patience Rhodes and Beth Coulter join “Golf Today” at TPC Scottsdale to talk about their invites to this year’s Augusta National Women’s Amateur.
Rickie Fowler, a past champion at the WM Phoenix Open, loves extreme sports and loves extreme golf. He offers up his advice on playing the par-3 16th at TPC Scottsdale.
Bubbie Broders and Brad Dalke of Good Good Golf join “Golf Central” to preview Wednesday’s Good Good Desert Open, which features teams comprised of country music stars.