The Phoenix Open tournament has come to a close, with the Argentine Emilian Grillo securing his first victory at the PGA Tour. Grillo’s courage and attitude were key factors in his win, as he overcame Daniel Berger’s strong performance to take the top spot. Berger had been in the lead, but Grillo’s impressive playing, including a notable hole-in-one, took him to the top.
Grillo’s victory was not the only notable performance of the tournament. Justin Thomas also made a significant impact, achieving an impressive eagle from almost 100 meters. Grillo’s final card of 65, the same as his score on Saturday, helped him to achieve the lowest global score in Scottsdale since 2013, with a total of 24 under par.
Meanwhile, Tiger Woods played golf with Donald Trump in Florida, while the PGA Tour and Liv Golf agreement draws closer. This development is seen as positive for the European team in the Ryder Cup. The team, led by captain Luke Donald, is looking strong, with Francesco Molinari using artificial intelligence to analyze data and prepare for the tournament.
Recent victories, including those of Rory McIlroy and Adrian Meronk, have also boosted the team’s morale. Robert McIntyre’s fight for the title in Arizona and Jon Rahm’s performance in Arabia have further demonstrated the team’s potential. With the Ryder Cup approaching, the European team is shaping up to be a formidable opponent.
The upcoming Ryder Cup, to be held in New York, is expected to be a closely contested tournament, with the European team looking to break the 13-year streak of the host team winning. Thomas Detry’s recent victory has added to the team’s confidence, and with several star players likely to be left out of the team, the competition for spots is heating up. The tournament is set to be an exciting one, with the European team Aiming to make a strong impression.