WM Phoenix Open
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Presidents Cup Radar: Gotterup's Breakout and Matsuyama's Scottsdale Signal
Chris Gotterup's early-season wins strengthened the American depth chart, while Hideki Matsuyama's Phoenix contention gave the International Team a useful reminder of its anchor's value.
Hisatsune and Matsuyama Shape the Phoenix Weekend Conversation
Ryo Hisatsune and Hideki Matsuyama put International Team depth in focus at TPC Scottsdale, offering Geoff Ogilvy a useful mid-tournament signal without overstating one leaderboard snapshot.
Resilience on Display: Si Woo Kim's 62 Keeps Him in the Phoenix Mix
Si Woo Kim's second-round 62 at the WM Phoenix Open was not flawless, but it showed the kind of reset ability Geoff Ogilvy needs from International Team veterans.
The Coliseum Awaits: Internationals Prepare for Noise at TPC Scottsdale
TPC Scottsdale offers Hideki Matsuyama, Si Woo Kim, and Ryo Hisatsune a useful atmosphere test before the 2026 Presidents Cup at Medinah.
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