The Phoenix Country Club in Arizona is host for the PGA Tour Champions Charles Schwab Cup Championship, the season-ending event on the tour.
Five-term Arizona Senator and 1964 Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater was once an influential member. His brother, Bob, is recognized by many as the father of the Phoenix Open.
“I thought the idea of a golf tournament in Phoenix in the winter would be an ideal way to bring awareness to Phoenix,” he once said.
Phoenix Country Club is a parkland-style golf course situated in the heart of the city. The golf course was designed by Harry Collis and built in 1919. The course was redesigned in 2002 by Tom Lehman and John Fought.
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The main entrance at Phoenix Country Club in Phoenix, Arizona. Photo by Golfweek
Johnny Miller
The scorecard from the second round of the 1975 Phoenix Open when Johnny Miller shot a…
The scorecard from the second round of the 1975 Phoenix Open when Johnny Miller shot a course-record 61. He went on to win the tournament by 14 shots. Photo by Golfweek
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A cabinet at Phoenix Country Club with memorabilia from Ken Venturi, who won the Phoenix Open…
A cabinet at Phoenix Country Club with memorabilia from Ken Venturi, who won the Phoenix Open in 1958. Photo by Golfweek
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A cabinet at Phoenix Country Club with memorabilia from Ken Venturi, who won the Phoenix Open…
A cabinet at Phoenix Country Club with memorabilia from Ken Venturi, who won the Phoenix Open in 1958. Photo by Golfweek
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Arnold Palmer
Arnold Palmer sits on his golf bag to put on his shoes at the Phoenix Country…
Arnold Palmer sits on his golf bag to put on his shoes at the Phoenix Country Club. Photo by Golfweek
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Jack Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus prepares to hit a ball during warmups at the Phoenix Country Club. Photo by…
Jack Nicklaus prepares to hit a ball during warmups at the Phoenix Country Club. Photo by Golfweek
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Johnny Miller
Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller at the Phoenix Country Club. Photo by Golfweek
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The Phoenix Country Club has a wall of champions listing all the winners of the Phoenix…
The Phoenix Country Club has a wall of champions listing all the winners of the Phoenix Open, from 1932 to 1986. Photo by Golfweek
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Arnold Palmer won three consecutive Phoenix Opens in the 1960s. Photo by Golfweek
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The Phoenix Country Club has a wall of champions listing all the winners of the Phoenix…
The Phoenix Country Club has a wall of champions listing all the winners of the Phoenix Open, from 1932 to 1986. Photo by Golfweek
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A cabinet in the clubhouse of Phoenix Country Club commemorating 1982 Phoenix Open champ Lanny Wadkins.…
A cabinet in the clubhouse of Phoenix Country Club commemorating 1982 Phoenix Open champ Lanny Wadkins. Photo by Golfweek
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A photo in the Phoenix Country Club clubhouse of Lanny Wadkins receiving the Phoenix Open trophy…
A photo in the Phoenix Country Club clubhouse of Lanny Wadkins receiving the Phoenix Open trophy after winning the tournament in 1982. Photo by Golfweek
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Ralph Guldahl, who has a Masters title to his credit, won the first Phoenix Open in…
Ralph Guldahl, who has a Masters title to his credit, won the first Phoenix Open in 1932 at Phoenix Country Club. Photo by Golfweek
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Phoenix Country Club started celebrating History Week in 2012. Photo by Golfweek
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A cabinet of Miller Barber memorabilia at Phoenix Country Club. The photograph is Barber with Ken…
A cabinet of Miller Barber memorabilia at Phoenix Country Club. The photograph is Barber with Ken Venturi. Photo by Golfweek
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The front page of the sports section of the Phoenix Gazette on Jan. 27, 1982, after…
The front page of the sports section of the Phoenix Gazette on Jan. 27, 1982, after Lanny Wadkins won the Phoenix Open by six shots over Jerry Pate. Photo by Golfweek
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A replica Macgregor wood donated by Jack Nicklaus to Phoenix Country Club. The club and a…
A replica Macgregor wood donated by Jack Nicklaus to Phoenix Country Club. The club and a letter Nicklaus wrote are part of the memorabilia collection in the clubhouse. Photo by Golfweek
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A letter written by Jack Nicklaus to Phoenix Country Club in 2011. The letter and a…
A letter written by Jack Nicklaus to Phoenix Country Club in 2011. The letter and a replica Macgregor wood donated by Nicklaus are part of the memorabilia collection in the clubhouse. Photo by Golfweek
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