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141 HOME FAIRWAY MISSING WMPO SPOTLIGHT: PERSONS With fewer spectators allowed at this year’s Waste Management Phoenix SCOTT JENKINS ADVANTAGEADVANTAGE Open – thanks a lot, COVID-19! – CRISIS CHAIRMAN From the Arizona State University campus to TPC Scottsdale, it’s a mere 20-mile drive on the 101 – and more than a few former Sun Devil golfers have made it a very profitable journey. We rank the school’s top several well-known species of fan may be absent from the TPC Scottsdale. performers at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. BY Which will miss it the most? Here are TOM MACKIN our top five candidates. Baseball, not golf, was the sport Phoenix schoolboy Scott Jenkins played at St. Mary’s Catholic High School. But he was near the tee on the -3 16th hole THE GOLF DUDE at the 1997 Waste Management Phoenix Open when made an Comes to the TPC dressed in full electrifying hole-in-one that raised the tournament – and its decibel levels – to new heights. It remains the loudest roar he has ever heard at a sporting event, gear from head-to-toe every year, the 43-year-old attorney and father of two maintains. Sadly, Jenkins has little always at the ready to step in just chance of matching that level of exultation at the 2021 Phoenix Open, as his in case a PGA Tour pro sees him in one-year term as Tournament Chairman coincides with a global pandemic. But the crowd, decides to retire on the that doesn’t mean Jenkins – a partner at Valley law firm Quarles & Brady and spot, hands over his clubs, and tells active Thunderbird since 2015 – is laying up. him: “You take it from here.” It’s sort of like the famous Coke commercial When did you realize just how dif- [also] been an opportunity to re-imagine with Mean Joe Green, but for ferent the 2021 Waste Management the tournament and get creative with dif- Phoenix Open would need to be? middle-age dads. ferent strategies and concepts that – while On March 11, I was flying back home from we won’t eclipse the more than $14 million EMPTY NESTER The Players Championship [at TPC Saw- raised last year – will help us try and get as PHIL MICKELSON BILLY MAYFAIR CHEZ REAVIE Golf? What golf? This guy/gal comes grass in Florida] with our tournament lead- close as we can to that amount. CLASS OF 1992 CLASS OF 1988 CLASS OF 2004 solely for the mad beats and pickup ership team and we saw announcement after announcement with pretty much How has the pandemic affected The Sun Devil King captured 16 titles as an This Phoenix native left ASU with eight wins The Mesa native came oh-so-close to win- potential in the massive after-hours ticketholders and suite holders? undergrad and continued his winning ways and subsequently became a perennial ning in 2018, losing to on every sports league in the country, if not tent known as the Birds Nest. A We asked them to sort of roll with us. That on the PGA Tour, including five major titles. presence at TPC Scottsdale, capped off the first playoff hole. He also tied for fourth the world, putting things on hold. We were Spotify playlist will have to serve in meant they could either roll their deposit He won the Phoenix Open in 1996, 2005 with a second-place finish in 1995 after be- place in 2019. Earns an extra fork for being very lucky to have dodged it for the 2020 lieu of the Nest this year. One silver into 2022 or donate it to charity. I’m happy and 2013, and finished second in 2008. ing edged out by Vijay Singh in a playoff. He a standard bearer during the tournament WMPO, but it became really apparent that to report that 90-plus percent have done TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: $4,198,677 also carded Top 10 finishes in 1990 (T5), while he was a student at Dobson High lining: No long lines for a post- we would be dealing with it for 2021. concert Uber. either of those things. (31 appearances) 2000 (T10) and 2007 (fifth). Earns an extra School. In a year with so many things out fork for playing in four different decades. TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: $1,090,379 WORK-SKIPPER of control, what can you control as You’ve worked on complex cases as TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: $697,985 (12 appearances) Tournament Chairman? a lawyer. But has your role as Tour- (25 appearances) “Hey boss, meeting an important Just being positive. There are some things nament Chairman been even more client so will be out of the office this completely outside of my control, but you challenging? Thursday and Friday afternoon.” can control your attitude. Being in this I pride myself in my practice to being a prob- What they’re really doing: pounding position requires working with the Thun- lem solver, and what I’ve found is that this bottomless beers/cocktails with derbirds staff, so we just go to work every is the biggest problem I have ever had to the bros/besties who snagged a day and work as hard as we can to be in deal with. It’s been rewarding in that I could Clubhouse pass – or better yet, a the best possible position to succeed, use different skills that I don’t normally use sweet suite on the 16th hole. Not whatever the environment we’re in come in my day job. My mentality is never get too high or too low. Just roll with the punches. this year. Back to the cubicle, bub. February 1 when the tournament starts. What kind of impact will COVID-19 Your father and one of your younger THE SPRINTER have on money being raised for char- brothers are the golfers in your fam- Normally, this Open animal would line ity? ily. Do they have to address you as up in the chilly pre-dawn hours on Our top priorities are the health and safety Mr. Chairman during your term? Saturday morning ready to run almost of our fans, players and sponsors. And They would never do that! The comedy in a half-mile to snag a highly coveted then it’s... raising money for our charity our family is that I didn’t play much golf at partners in the community. They’ve been all and here I am, the guy that did not grow grandstand seat on the 16th hole. up a huge golf fan now running the largest JON RAHM JEFF QUINNEY PAT PEREZ PAUL CASEY This year: no grandstand, no sprint. hit hard. The decision we made in August, to not do our traditional hospitality, has golf tournament in the world. CLASS OF 2016 CLASS OF 2001 1995-1996 CLASS OF 2000 Rest those hamstrings, my man. The Spaniard’s best Waste A three-time winner at ASU, Known as much for his Winner of six titles as a Sun Management Phoenix Open and a rising star after claim- formerly flowing locks and Devil, and 20 more as a pro, FASHIONISTA finish came in 2015 when ing the 2000 U.S. Amateur extensive sneaker collection the Englishman has only We’re not saying the designer he tied for fifth while still an championship, Quinney left as his three PGA Tour wins, played twice at TPC Scotts- romper and accessories won’t catch amateur at ASU (where he professional golf in 2015 for a Perez played on the 1996 dale and the results were not the eye of PGA Tour stars from the won 11 titles). He’s trending real estate career. But he did ASU National Championship pretty: a T54 in 2002 and a gallery, thereby leading to a life of in the right direction as a pro, more than alright at the TPC team. The TPC Scottsdale has Missed Cut in 2004. though, finishing T16, T11, Scottsdale, most notably with not been overly kind to the TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: $9,080 luxury and privilege, but it seems T10 and T9 over the past four a third-place finish in 2007. hometown golfer, but he did (2 appearances) a high price to pay for stumbling years at TPC Scottsdale. TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: eke out an 11th place finish at around in those impossibly high TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: $541,310 the Phoenix Open in 2014. heels. Brunch and a shopping spree $566,471 (7 appearances) TOURNAMENT EARNINGS: at Scottsdale Quarter will have to

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142 PHOENIX A JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 PHOENIXMAG.COM 143 BILLY HORSCHEL WMPO GOLFERS TO CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 41* CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Five-time PGA Tour winner since leaving the University of Florida in 2009; steady, accurate drives helped him captured the FedEx Cup – and a $10 mil- lion bonus – in 2014; official career earnings: $24,574,378 BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN FINISH: WATCH T9 (2020) In our 2020 WMPO Guide, we teed up a few interviews with , Kevin Na and other PGA Tour favorites. Here are seven more competitors to know on the eve of the 2021 tournament – including the affable Tar Heel who won it all last year.

One of the sharpest dressers on BY TOM MACKIN tour thanks to his Ralph Lauren sponsorship, the outgoing Florida 2020 CHAMPION: WEBB SIMPSON native loves to play to the crowd on the 16th hole, breaking out the Gator chomp to the delight of Normally, 72 holes are That brevity was the key to ending Simp- never want to see a guy mess up. In a perfect fellow University of Florida fans enough to determine a winner at a PGA Tour son’s playoff blues. He sunk an 11-foot birdie world you hit great shots and your score’s when the putts start dropping. event. But not always. Just ask Webb Simpson. putt on the first extra hole to win his sixth PGA one stroke lower. So I hope he doesn’t feel Is there a tougher gig here than The North Carolina native was on the losing Tour event. bad about today because he played great. holding a “Quiet Please” sign at 16? end in four playoffs (head-to-head matchups Simpson thought a potential victory had He was over par and then he birdies 12 and when one or more golfers finish regulation with slipped away during the final round thanks to 13 and hit great shots coming in, and he’s a It’s a pointless job. I mean, there is no the same number of strokes) between 2011 and an errant tee shot on the par 5 15th that led world-class player. He’s going to be around reason to make your shoulder tired by 2019, including at the 2017 Waste Manage- to a bogey, leaving him two strokes behind for a long time.” holding up a sign all day, just go ahead and ment Phoenix Open, where Hideki Matsuyama playing partner Finau. “Honestly, there on 15 Maybe even as long as as Simpson, who keep it down because no one’s going to edged him out on the fourth playoff hole. when I drove it in the water, Tony hit a great won the 2012 U.S. Open and the 2018 Players listen. But, I mean, they have got a great So when Simpson found himself tied with drive,” he says. “I didn’t think it was over, but Championship. He’s been seemingly unaf- spot to watch some really exciting shots be Tony Finau after 72 holes at the 2020 Waste I thought ‘I’m going to really have to do some- fected by the COVID-19 pandemic during the hit in, and also see some unique things in Management Phoenix Open, well, you can thing special to get back in it.’ And thankfully, past season, winning the RBC Heritage four the crowd throughout the week. forgive him for thinking about his prior playoff I birdied the last two [including a clutch putt months after his Scottsdale win and record- What was the crowd reaction misfortunes. “Yeah, past memories come on 18 before Finau missed his birdie putt, ing seven other Top-10 finishes (including at as you were shooting a 63 in last up, but it happened so fast,” the 34-year-old forcing the playoff] to have a chance and then The Masters and the U.S. Open) to go with year’s first round? says. “We sign our card, we get in the cart, we repeated that in the playoff. So it feels great.” more than $5 million in earnings. Next up is I was on the front side so there was no tee off. It happens really fast, so I didn’t have a Adding to the challenge was competing defending his Waste Management Phoenix one out there watching. It’s a ghost town, whole lot of time to think.” against Finau, a good friend. “I mean, we’re Open title – in 72 holes or more, if necessary.

PHOTO COURTESY WMPO especially when you tee off the back side after the same thing,” Simpson says. “You in the afternoon. It’s Ghost City over there and it’s nice to play like that. It doesn’t even feel like we’re at this event.

Where do you stand regarding the HARRIS ENGLISH infamous atmosphere on 16? I love it. I have historically done really CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 29* 2020 sucked? Not if you were Harris well. I would say if you look over the last CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Made 22 or 27 cuts as English. The 31-year-old Geor- five, seven years I think my scoring aver- a rookie in 2012, with three Top 10 finishes; gia native and Jeopardy! fanatic age on that hole would be Top 5, Top 10. the University of Georgia product had a banner notched his first career Top 10 in a I just seem to hit really good golf shots 2013, when he won both the FedEx St. Jude major by finishing fourth at the U.S. there and make putts. I love to please Classic and the OHL Classic at Mayakoba Open, leading to a career-best $3.2 the crowd and get them going. So, yeah, BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN million in earnings for the year. I love this event, it’s always an event that FINISH: 3rd (2016) I want to play really well in. I’ve probably put too much pressure on myself over the So if you can’t stand the noise, stay last couple years to try, and today I just out of this tournament? Yeah, if you let it get under your skin it can woke up with a sense of calm and ease How do you deal with the crowds? and it was like whatever happens today bug you, but you got to put yourself in their This is a very unique week for us, very much happens. shoes, like if I was at a football game I would of a Super Bowl atmosphere in golf. It’s great be trying to have fun and enjoying myself and Anything you’ve seen or heard on for golf. I love the fans here. They’re out here that’s what these people are doing. 16 stand out? to have a good time and whatever it brings I mean probably something I shouldn’t to have a lot more people come watch golf is One week of that a year is not a prob- say. We all have stories and I don’t have great for golf and I like it. And that stretch from lem, is it? any PG stories that I can come up with 15 to 18 is pretty incredible. Your adrenaline Yeah, one week out of the year is awe- right now. But let’s just say you see unique gets going for sure and it’s a lot of fun. You got some and Waste Management does a good things or you hear about unique things that to embrace it, for sure. job, and the Thunderbirds do a good job of happen throughout the week that sort of keeping it under control. We had a police of- make you scratch your head. ficer walking with us today so I felt very safe

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144 PHOENIX A JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 PHOENIXMAG.COM 145 BUBBA WATSON

CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 45* CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Crowd favorite owns 12 career PGA Tour wins, including The Mas- ters in 2012 and 2014; consecutive 5th place finishes in the FedEx Cup (2014, 2015) BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN FINISH: T2 (2014 and 2015)

The big hitter from Bagdad, Flori- da, comes to Scottsdale looking to regain his form from 2018, when he notched a career-best three Tour wins. He recently signed a “life- time” contract with Phoenix-based golf equipment company PING.

Does anyone pay attention to the volunteers holding the “Quiet Please” signs on 16? It’s probably like a parent, where the kids don’t listen. You know, it’s one of those things where the volunteers are there for a reason to try to help out, but they’re not getting much headway. I mean, the people that sign up to get No. 16, you got to enjoy it. And that’s why we play here. It’s fun once a year.

How much do you notice the crowd on that hole? Yeah, I mean, it’s one of those things, especially when you make PHIL MICKELSON a birdie, then they’re not booing. But when I played the Pro-Am [last CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 67* CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: The pride of Arizona year], I played with the Solheim fam- “Lefty” has built a World Golf Hall of Fame career since turning pro in 1992. State University has amassed 44 PGA Tour ily, the owners of PING. And without A crowd favorite at TPC Scottsdale, the 50-year-old San Diego native skipped Jon Solheim, I couldn’t have turned wins including five major titles; won three Mas- the WMPO last year for the first time since 1989, opting to play a tournament pro, right? And so for me to play ters (2004, 2006, 2010), a PGA Championship in Saudi Arabia. with them and see them in that (2005) and the Open Championship (2013) atmosphere and be nervous and BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN feel what we feel, it was a special FINISH: 1st (1996, 2005 and 2013) time for me.

How different is this tourna- ment since you first played You first competed here three decades Can you recall some memories from Any specific moments from 16? A shot it in 2007? ago. What surprises you most about when you played here for the first time you hit, some catcall you had to ignore, The atmosphere has grown the open, 30 years later, that you back in 1989 when you were 18 and a anything that sticks in your mind? tremendously. I think the couldn’t have predicted? freshman at Arizona State? There was a shot in 1996 in regulation in Thunderbirds have created One of the things that I could not have Playing in any PGA Tour event as an the match with Justin (Leonard) and I hit this an atmosphere that’s fun, foreseen is probably the size, scale, scope of amateur was always a big deal and to have 7-iron. It was kind of dark, it was hard to see, energetic. But then on top what this tournament has become. The 16th been able to play it as a freshman gave me an and I hit the ball, launched it pretty high so of that, the dollars they have hole, what a famous and unique experience opportunity to compete against the best play- nobody could really see it. And the ball came raised to charity, for the local that is from a golfer standpoint. It’s unlike ers in the world at the highest level and gave down and stuck 3 feet from the hole and charities, are through the roof. anything we have. It was always special, but me an insight into what I needed to be able didn’t really release much. But nobody could The has obviously it became something bigger and larger than I to do. It was very helpful as an amateur and I see the ball and then all of a sudden, it’s 3 changed because of the redo think I ever thought possible. think that the tournaments that provide those feet. So it was very awkward, there wasn’t any [in 2014], but it seems like ev- spots for amateurs are doing a real service build-up to the applause. It was more of like ery year the conditions are for the game. a shock and delay, kind of like 12 at Augusta getting better and better. – it’s always a delayed applause there. And I just remember that, that stood out to me as being something pretty cool, different, unique. PHOTO COURTESY WMPO PHOTO COURTESY WMPO

146 PHOENIX A JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 PHOENIXMAG.COM 147 KEEGAN BRADLEY B R Y S O N

CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 122* DECHAMBEAU CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Won the 2011 PGA With his accurate drives and silky mid-range game, the 34-year-old Vermont Championship during a spectacular rookie native burst onto the scene in 2011, winning the first major he ever played in: CURRENT WORLD GOLF RANKING: 5* campaign; St. John’s grad played on 2012 and the PGA Championship. The nephew of LPGA legend and World Golf Hall CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: The Southern Method- 2014 U.S. Ryder Cup teams of Famer Pat Bradley does love a playoff – he’s 3-1 when things go to extra ist University product has racked up seven BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN holes. Now a Florida resident, Bradley remains a devoted fan of Boston PGA Tour wins over the past five years, with sports teams. FINISH: T15 (2012) two Top 5 FedEx Cup finishes; won the 2020 U.S. Open BEST WASTE MANAGEMENT PHOENIX OPEN FINISH: T5 (2018) After the final round of the 2017 Waste 2021 will be your 10th year in a row at You’ve become friends with NFL star Mangement Phoenix Open, you rushed the Waste Management Phoenix Open. QB Tom Brady. What’s the best career over to Glendale to watch your New How strange will it be without all those advice he’s given you? Known as much for tinkering England Patriots play in the Super fans? There’s no real advice that he has given me with his clubs (his irons are all Bowl. What do you remember most Oh man, it’s going to be bizarre. It will be other than what I take from watching and see- the same length) and his body about that day? the weirdest [Phoenix Open] so far. ing how he handles himself. That’s what most (he added 40 pounds of muscle I was going to the game with [fellow golfer] important to me. earlier this year to increase Brendan Steele and we were really worried You were an all-state ski racer growing his power) as his tournament about getting there on time. We actually got up in Vermont. Did you know Arizona Are you now a fan of the Tampa Bay results, the 27-year-old Texas paired together that Sunday and were in the has four ski resorts? Do you still hit Buccaneers since Tom Brady plays resident has been turning heads first group out, so we played as fast as we the slopes? there now? with massive drives off the tee, could. We got there right at kickoff. It was a I have hung up my skis for now. I did not No. I am not a Bucs fan. especially when he won the 2020 memorable day. know Arizona has four ski resorts, honestly, U.S. Open by six strokes. but someday I’ll ski again. You had never played the 16th hold prior to your first round here in 2018, correct? Yeah, that was insane. I just tried to block it all out, even though it’s really difficult to. You just look down at the ground and try and look at the hole and that’s all you look at. But it was a great experience for me, and I was grateful to hit one in there to about seven feet. Unfortunately missed the putt, just misread it, that’s the way it goes.

What’s your take on the especially rowdy spectator section to the left of the tee box on 16? Oh, I think they’re great. Obvious- ly be courteous to the players that are playing, but at the same time have fun. This is what it’s about. It’s about having fun out here. I think it’s great for the game, I think it’s great for the tournament as well. But at the same point in time, you just got to be courteous when TEEING UP they’re hitting shots. FOR CHARITY You finished fifth in your first appear- “We were so very fortunate to hold ance in 2018 yet had never played the our tournament last year before COVID-19 course before. What’s the secret? really took hold,” says 2021 WMPO Big I think every day you just see it [TPC Scott- Chief Tim Woods, who oversaw an Open- sdale Stadium], you learn a little bit here, a record $14 million for Valley charities, plus little bit there. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to see a $1 million pandemic relief fund. Here that back nine very much, didn’t get to play it are a few of the more than 50 Valley chari- before the tournament. But what’s really funny ties that received donations in 2020: is when I don’t play the golf course very much, * $538,000 – Homeward Bound I go out there with no mindset of trouble, or * $500,000 – Barrow Neurological even where to be really, and it frees me up, Foundation actually. So whatever reason, not playing golf * $300,000 – Human Services Campus courses has just aided to my benefit. * $200,000 – United Food Bank PM (Collaborating to Combat Hunger)

PHOTO COURTESY WMPO PHOTO COURTESY WMPO *As of December 9, 2020 * $150,000 – Child Crisis Arizona

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