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COMMITS ALSO INCLUDE 2019 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR SUNGJAE IM, 2020 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER

Tournament Chairman Scott Jenkins announced today defending champion Webb Simpson, five-time PGA TOUR winner Jon Rahm and 15th-ranked Matthew Wolff are the latest to commit to the Waste Management Phoenix Open field, which will tee it up February 1-7 at TPC Scottsdale. Additionally, 2019 PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year Sungjae Im and 2020 PGA TOUR Rookie of the Year Scottie Scheffler also committed to play in “The People’s Open.”

All five players are currently ranked in the Top-50 of the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR), with Rahm leading the way at No. 2, followed by Simpson (6), Wolff (15), Im (18) and Scheffler (31).

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Enjoy the expansive, 192-acre TPC Scottsdale Stadium golf course while watching some of the most talented and popular players on TOUR at this year’s Waste Management Phoenix Open. The health and safety of our guests, the greatest fans in golf, is of paramount importance and integral to the planning of our 2021 event.

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The Thunderbirds – hosts of the Waste Management Phoenix Open – announced today fans of the tournament have the chance to virtually be seen at the iconic 16th hole during the 2021 playing of “The People’s Open” as part of the Faces on 16 Program for charity. Placement of headshot images are $500 each for primary visibility and $250 for secondary visibility. Fans are encouraged to make their donations at www.WMPhoenixOpen.com/faces-on-16 before January 15, 2021, to ensure their image will be ready for the 2021 event. Proceeds from the program will directly benefit Arizona Helping Hands, Teen Lifeline, Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley, and Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

“Although the WM Phoenix Open footprint will look significantly different this year, we wanted to give our fans – the greatest fans in golf – another opportunity to be a part of the 2021 event if they are unable to attend,” said 2021 Tournament Chairman Scott Jenkins. “The 16th hole at the WM Phoenix Open is one of most storied traditions in professional golf and it was important to The Thunderbirds to allow fans the chance to continue those traditions, albeit in a virtual manner, along with donating money to four great causes.”