2025 WM Phoenix Open Leaderboard: Live Updates, Golf Results, Full 4 Round Coverage in TPC Scottsdale – CBS Sports

It was a great Sunday really for Thomas Detrie. The leader of 36- and 54 holes in the 2025 WM Open Phoenix Left Left TPC Scottsdale on Sunday night in the same way he enters the weekend: on top. Detri fired the final round 65 to reach 24 for the tournament and demanded a seven -tank victory over Daniel Berger and Michael Kim.

Winless in his term of office through the PGA Tour and DP World Tour of 2017, Detri finally saw its full potential realized. He not only gained his first PGA Tour title, but also the first for any man to give birth to Belgium from his home. With the victory, Detrie was already completely released from the PGA Tour in the 2027 season.

Detrie also became the fifth international player to win the first six PGA Tour tournaments this season and only the third European to win WM Phoenix Open. He climbed to # 2 in the early stages of the FedEx Cup behind only the winner of the American Express Sepp Straka.

Just as he did on Saturday, Detrie went on the dream of starting on Sunday. Stricking into a 15-foot bird on the opening of his opening, the 32-year-old regained the five-tattal lead, as a pair of Texas in Jordan Spise and Scottie driver were ahead of the golf course.

The lone hiccup of Detri came to # 2; He questioned the tournament before picking up another beautiful bird roller the next to return to the 19th floor. The nature up and down of his circle established when the frontman made Pars in the rest of his front nine to turn with a four-stroke lead.

Sheffler struggled to repeat his front nine 31 and spray, rescuing Pars from shrubs, Detri pushed together. A bird of the difficult PAR-4 11 pushed its lead back to five and seemed to stab the door before Berger began to cause some discomfort.

The American undertook the birds on the 12th 12th and the PAR-5 13th to cut the lead to the Detri to three. The next chip in the next allowed Berger to roll into another bird at # 15 to reduce the front to two for the moment. However, within two shots, Detrie went from sweating a long -awaited victory to walk straight into the winner’s circle.

By connecting from 7 feet for PAR-5 15th Birdie, Detrie went to the famous Colosseum PAR-3 16th with a tritium lead. After filling his shot on his troika to start a distance and see Berger add a disadvantage to his indicative map, he left the arena well from the pitch and with his first PGA Tour trophy finally in his hand. Degree: A+

Here are the other remarkable names in the 2025 WM PHOENIX Open ranking.

T2. Daniel Berger (-17): Berger put a new set of irons in the bag this week and this turned out to be a fruitful solution. Replacing a 2011 Taylormade set, the four-time PGA Tour winner was star from Tee-to-Green All Tournament Long. Inserting his time into the last round, Berger threw himself on the back nine and cut Detri’s lead to only two with a bird of the Par-5 15th. Detri coincided afterwards and rammed the door to # 16 with a two -time swing. Berger looks healthy, in shape and confident that he returns to the Top 20 player he was a few years ago. Degree: a

T4. Jordan Spice (-16): Spieth does not only return from wrist surgery, but he restores his swing and added a new puddler to his golf bag. Combine all these changes with the fact that you do it in a tournament like WM Phoenix Open and one can only be optimistic about how well it has lingered. The three -time main champion was stable in his first three rounds, mapping only one neighborhood, but it looked like his harvest on Sunday. Throwing a few turns outside 20 feet and making a denomination of No. 11, which included to hit a bush ball, left with his pussy, spy began to find his groove. He may not have won, but it is much more schedule. Degree: a

T6. Justin Thomas (-15): The 15-time winner continues to be placed in a position to win and continues to come out short. Thomas walked over the weekend within Detri, but the third round 70 saw his name descended on the chart on the moving day. The Putator continues to create problems for Thomas, which, despite the publication of positive numbers this week, has undergone a circle in which he lost nearly two strikes on the pitch. After lifting this floor, he will return to the winner’s circle. Degree: B+

T25. Scottie Scheffler (-9): After not looking like himself in the first three rounds, the world # 1 kicked him into a gear early on Sunday. Carding four birds in his first eight holes, Schaeffler climbed within four of the Detrie and had an eye to turn to 30 when she collided with a 5-foot bird offer at No. 9. Throwing away his bird effort, Scheffler collapsed From there, until he made the forces of No. 12-13 and fell out of the dispute.

For the second consecutive week, Scheffler’s short game seemed a little rusty, but this should be worn as he continues to receive repetitions of the tournament under his belt. This was not his only problem, as he made some uncharacteristic tactical errors leading to three balls in the water by the end of the week. Degree: c-

MC. Max Homa (-): He really grinds right now. Changes in swinging, changes to equipment and changes in clothing have done nothing to change the status of Homa’s game. He was a pass over the weekend in both full-field events in which he played, and a non-factor in the first two events with a signature. Homa hit only 18 greenery in its regulation in its 36 holes of action. Degree: f