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The wildest PGA Tour event is well underway, and fans seem to find it hard to contain themselves. While Arizonan fans are having a party at the 2023 Waste Management Phoenix Open, even the Tour pros have joined the berserk crowd. One such veteran of the American Tour event threw money bills on fans with a unique message.
While the fans at the WM Phoenix Open are hyping the event, the players are providing equally entertaining golf. The loud audience with top-quality golf has been a money’s worth spectacle at TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course.
However, the unique American Tour event has even got veteran players to act similarly to the 20,000 spectators. One among such was a 5 time PGA Tour Pro.
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Veteran PGA Tour pro throws money balls in the crowd
Videos from the TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course have been emerging, showing fans adore every second of it. From the streaker’s encounter to Jordan Spieth’s mesmerizing shots, there has barely been a moment to blink at the 2023 WM Phoenix Open. However, the on-course spectators have an advantage over the viewers on TV screens which also includes free beer.
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Ryan Palmer, who missed the cut at the AT&T Pebble Beach, has a decent start to the WM Phoenix Open. After the second round, he scored a total of two under par, placing him tied to the 28th position. While he tries to better his position in the leaderboard, Palmer found side quests to entertain the spectators at the Stadium Course.
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A fan from the course shared a picture of a golf ball while ‘have a beer’ was written on it. Moreover, the Titleist ball was covered with a Dollar bill. According to the fan, Ryan Palmer tossed the ‘Money Balls’ into the crowd, as a gesture for providing free beer. He posted the fan’s snapshot on his Twitter account.
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PGA, Golf Herren WM Phoenix Open – Third Round, Feb 12, 2022 Scottsdale, Arizona, USA A detailed view of fans filling the stadium surround on the par 3 16th hole during the third round of the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament. Mandatory Credit: Allan Henry-USA TODAY Sports, 12.02.2022 13:44:06, 17671634, Third Round, NPStrans, PGA PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xAllanxHenryx 17671634. Image Credits: IMAGO
The post was even shared by Ziregolf on Instagram which helped in garnering some interesting reactions. One fan labeled Palmer as “Time Magazine Person of the Year nominee”, while another fan added, “Not all hero’s wear capes”. More fans shared about Ryan Palmer’s great motion.
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As two more days are left for the entertaining Waste Management Phoenix Open, fans as well as players seem to never want the event to conclude. However, whilst it lasts, thanks to the Arizonan crowd and PGA Tour pros like Ryan Palmer for giving an entertaining tournament to the fans on and off the course.
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