Carner, 85, shoots age at Senior Women’s Open
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Detry leads, Spieth back in hunt at Phoenix Open
Thomas Detry fired a superb 8-under 63 on Friday to take a 3-shot lead after the second round of the WM Phoenix Open, with Jordan Spieth lurking just 4 shots off the pace.
Detry played flawless golf on the front nine, birdieing the first four holes and carding four more birdies through the 13th hole, with a lone bogey at the par-4 11th. Spieth, a two-time runner-up at TPC Scottsdale, rebounded from a rough start with a sizzling 64 to surge into contention at the star-studded event.
The third round is set to be another challenging test with strong winds expected. Defending champion Scottie Scheffler, chasing his seventh PGA Tour title after winning the Masters and Arnold Palmer Invitational earlier this year, remains in the hunt after a 69 left him tied for tied for seventh.
Scheffler Sits Out AmEx: Aiming for a Comeback at Pebble Beach!
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler will sit out the American Express, but fans can breathe easy—his break is expected to be brief. The Masters champion made the decision to withdraw from the AmEx on Wednesday due to a nagging wrist issue, though it’s not deemed serious. According to Golf Channel’s Todd Lewis, Scheffler has his sights set on making a comeback at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am next week. It’s been a while since he last teed off in competition, having missed the cut at the Hero World Challenge in early December. Currently battling tendinitis in his left wrist, he emphasized that taking time to rest is crucial for his recovery
Fleetwood’s Wild Jungle Bounce Keeps Him in Contention at Thrilling India Event
The R&A has unveiled a new qualifying pathway that opens the door for LIV players – including those outside the PGA Tour – to earn spots in The Open via designated events and final qualifying, widening access to golf’s oldest major.
In India, Tommy Fleetwood benefited from a quirky jungle bounce that saved par and kept him squarely in the hunt. He produced calm, steady golf under pressure as a compact leaderboard tightened, setting up an intriguing finish to the tournament
