SCOTTSDALE – For all the entertainment celebrities provided during Day 3 of the Waste Management Phoenix Open, an undercurrent of concern was present, too, about rain that could reveal itself this weekend.
Among the pro athletes that participated in Wednesday’s Annexus Pro-Am was Diamondbacks pitcher Archie Bradley with his caddie and like-bearded father, Charles, by his side. Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo was there, too, celebrating a new contract extension.
Concern remains about weather this weekend, especially for Saturday – always the most heavily attended day – when a 40 percent chance of showers is predicted during the day, reports the National Weather Service, and 90 percent at night.
Competition starts Thursday with the first group teeing of at 9:20 am.
The weather was overcast Wednesday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open hinting at this weekend’s possible rain. (Photo by John Mendoza/Cronkite News)Arizona Diamondbacks relief pitcher Archie Bradley walks up the 11th fairway with his father, Charles Bradley, during his round in the Annexus Pro-Am. (Photo by John Mendoza/ Cronkite News)Former Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero tees off on the 16th hole during Wednesday’s Pro-Am. (Photo by John Mendoza/ Cronkite News)Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson signs autographs during his round in Wednesday’s Pro-Am. (Photo by John Mendoza/ Cronkite News)Internet personality Bob Menery takes in the action on the 16th hole. (Photo by John Mendoza/ Cronkite News)Phil Mickelson was stuggling to keep his new driver straight as the ball kept going left. This shot would end up in the water. (Photo by John Mendoza/ Cronkite News)
