I think Jordan has the one circled after. The former TCU Horned Frog is making his fifth Waste Management Phoenix Open. PGA One and Done season continues this week with another quality tournament in the Waste Management Phoenix Open. At the 2021 Waste Management, Spieth fired a third-round 61 before stumbling on Sunday to a fourth-place finish. He was 52nd on the PGA Tour in SG approach (.304) last season and is sixth (.94) this season. When on his game, Hoge’s pretty solid at every aspect of the game. This week’s Waste Management Phoenix Open is more favorable to bombers than last week, but TPC Scottsdale is still accommodating to various playing styles. Feb 08, 2022, 02:46 PM EST Download App Click here for full Waste Management Open odds from BetMGM SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Hoge’s 103rd on the PGA Tour in driving distance (297.2). Pebble Beach, Monterey Peninsula, and Spyglass Hill are also all short courses. It was his second top-five of the 2021-22 season and fourth top-25. He matched his career-best finish a couple of weeks ago by taking solo second place at The American Express. Based on recent results, if Hoge was ever going to get it done, Pebble Beach was a good spot.
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In two rounds at Pebble Beach (Shotlink was not available at Monterey Peninsula or Spyglass Hill), Hoge was third in the field in strokes gained tee to green (6.164) and third in SG putting (5.256). Listen to 2022 Waste Management Open Picks, Bets, One And Done and 1,205 more episodes by Pat Mayo Experience, free No signup or install needed. So it’s been a nice progression and I think just being comfortable in this atmosphere now, certainly helped being in the final group a couple weeks ago in Palm Springs so I really felt good today right from the get-go and, yeah, you never know where that slight edge is going to come, so we hope that you know that you get enough and it will all add up.”
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“I’ve certainly made enough mistakes to figure out how to not do that anymore. “Yeah, I mean, obviously a lot of hard work with my caddie Henry and probably just got a little bit smarter out here all these years,” Hoge was transcribed by ASAP Sports. Some misfires by Jordan Spieth didn’t hurt, either. He executed down the stretch like someone who’s done it 10, 20 times. 11, 14, 16, and 17 to be able to play the par-5 18th conservatively and win by two. Instead, he kept grinding and closed strong with birdies on Nos. 5 Sunday made it look like he would have to settle for just another high finish. Hoge played his way into a tie for the lead through 54 holes. The 32-year-old has maintained his PGA Tour card since 2015 but had never cashed in for a victory until Sunday. It was a career-changing week for Tom Hoge at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
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