The WM Phoenix Open is currently underway. And it is one of the most prestigious non-major events on the PGA Tour. Hence, the field has star players like the World No.1 Jon Rahm, Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka, and others. Moreover, this event is also one of the most fan-favorite events, as there are plenty of people who attend this event. 

Furthermore, the pro-am event of the WM Phoenix Open is also a huge attraction. The top personalities from various fields compete in this pro-am, along with pros. They play nine holes and have a great time out there. And this year, there were plenty of huge names like Aaron Rodgers, Larry Fitzgerald, etc. 

Notably, Justin Thomas played his pro-am with the NFL star Larry Fitzgerald. And after the event, JT posted a picture on Instagram with Larry and wrote a humorous caption as well.

Justin Thomas posts an image with Larry Fitzgerald

We all know Justin Thomas is one of the most active golfers on social media. Hence, he has a decent following on his all social media platforms. After the pro-am event at the WM Phoenix Open, JT posted a picture with Larry Fitzgerald on Instagram. 

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Along with the image, he wrote, “One of us is retired and looks like he could still suit up in the NFL tomorrow, the other could make one hell of a water boy in the NFL.” However, Thomas did not specify who is the water boy or who is the one who can still suit up in the NFL. He wrote, “I’ll let you’ll decide.” 

Larry replied to JT in the comments section and said he doesn’t know about playing, but he has a blast every time playing with him. He also said that he learns a thing or two every time he walks with Justin, his dad, and his caddie Bones. Additionally, he concluded by wishing his mother a happy birthday. 

Meanwhile, in the golf course, Justin Thomas will tee off his first round along with Hideki Matsuyama and Patrick Cantlay. So he will be hopeful of a good performance this week as he will try to finish at least in the top 10.  

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