The refrain last week was the WMPO was a tournament you needed to see before you get too old.
I’ll argue that one can make the same argument this week on the Monterrey Peninsula.
Beauty in the eye of the beholder and all that.
Each week brings a different “cool” in my opinion!
The travelogue for those of us trapped in the cold and snow continues this week from a picture-perfect Pebble Beach.
Unlike like last week where there was a clear favorite in Hideki Matsuyama, a massively deep field this week will have gamers splitting hairs to gain the advantage.
If last week was a 54-hole event…
Look, this can’t be any WORSE than that, right?
Right?!?!
Calm before the storm:
Like the crowd at No. 16 this week, we have a fine selection to choose from in OAD.
Some will stand out like sore thumbs.
Some will try and blend in.
Choose wisely my friends!
TPC Scottsdale has hosted this event since 1987.
Hideki Matsuyama has owned it the last two years.
Scottsdale is party.
TPC Scottsdale is Matsuyama party.
Hole No. 16 is THE party.
Jason Day needed one more day to finish Alexander Noren in a six-hole playoff.
It’s Day’s first win since the 2016 PLAYERS and a massive relief to investors who bought low in the off-season.
Moving Day saw some serious ground made up and some positions dropped.
Plenty of familiar faces joining the fight for a perfect Sunday.
Oh, and Tiger Woods can scramble eggs!
Yes, I know that’s Michael Kim in the photo. I have a rooting interest in him today as well!
The large cat finds one late.
Rickie Fowler’s bizarre run at this event.
And more:
