PGA Tour Waste Management Phoenix Open

2012 Waste Management Phoenix Open
Just one week after a final-hole meltdown to lose at the Farmers Insurance Open, Kyle Stanley engineered one of the biggest final-round comebacks in PGA Tour history at the Phoenix Open. Stanley began the final round eight strokes behind leader Spencer Levin, but went out and fired a 65. Levin, meanwhile, struggled to a 75. Stanley won at 15-under 269, with Ben Crane second and Levin third.

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• Overall: 256 - Mark Calcavecchia, 2001; Phil Mickelson, 2013
• Tournament Course Record: 60 - Grant Waite, 1996; Mark Calcavecchia, 2001; Phil Mickelson, 2005; Phil Mickelson, 2013

Other Courses to Host Waste Management Phoenix Open
(All courses in Phoenix)

• Phoenix Country Club, 1932-33, 1935, 1939-40, 1944-54, 1956, 1958, 1960, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1974-86
• Arizona Country Club, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1973

• Arnold Palmer is the only golfer to win this tourney three straight years (1961-63).

• Ben Hogan (1946-47), Lloyd Mangrum (1952-53) and Johnny Miller (1974-75) are the other golfers to win back-to-back titles here.

• The largest margin of victory came in 1975, when Johnny Miller (260) finished 14 shots ahead of runnerup Jerry Heard. in 1939, Byron Nelson beat runner-up Ben Hogan by 12 shots in a 54-hole format.

• Mark Calcavecchia's 254 total in 2001 set a new scoring record for 72 holes, breaking the previous PGA Tour record that had stood since 1955. (Calcavecchia's record has since been broken.)

• Calcavecchia still holds the tournament's 72-hole scoring record, however, sharing it with Phil Mickelson.

• Mickelson and Calcavecchia also share the 18-hole tournament record of 60, along with Grant Waite. Mickelson has recorded that score twice.

• Gene Littler (1955, 1959, 1969), Palmer (1961-63), Calcavecchia (1989, 1992, 2001) and Mickelson (1996, 2005, 2013)are the 3-time winners of this tournament.

• The only par-4 ace in PGA Tour history happened here in 2001, made by Andrew Magee.

• "Big Break VI" contestant Jeff Mitchell won the Phoenix Open in 1980.

Waste Management Phoenix Open
2013 - Phil Mickelson, 256
2012 - Kyle Stanley, 269
2011 - Mark Wilson-p, 266
2010 - Hunter Mahan, 268

FBR Open
2009 - Kenny Perry-p, 270
2008 - J.B. Holmes, 270
2007 - Aaron Baddeley, 263
2006 - J.B. Holmes, 263
2005 - Phil Mickelson, 267
2004 - Jonathan Kaye, 266

Phoenix Open Invitational
2003 - Vijay Singh, 261
2002 - Chris DiMarco, 267
2001 - Mark Calcavecchia, 256
2000 - Tom Lehman, 270
1999 - Rocco Mediate, 273
1998 - Jesper Parnevik, 269
1997 - Steve Jones, 258
1996 - Phil Mickelson-p, 269
1995 - Vijay Singh-p, 269
1994 - Bill Glasson, 268
1993 - Lee Janzen, 273
1992 - Mark Calcavecchia, 264
1991 - Nolan Henke, 268
1990 - Tommy Armour III, 267
1989 - Mark Calcavecchia, 263
1988 - Sandy Lyle-p, 269
1987 - Paul Azinger, 268
1986 - Hal Sutton, 267
1985 - Calvin Peete, 270
1984 - Tom Purtzer, 268
1983 - Bob Gilder-p, 271
1982 - Lanny Wadkins, 263
1981 - David Graham, 268
1980 - Jeff Mitchell, 272
1979 - Ben Crenshaw-w, 199
1978 - Miller Barber, 272
1977 - Jerry Pate-p, 277
1976 - Bob Gilder, 268
1975 - Johnny Miller, 260
1974 - Johnny Miller, 271
1973 - Bruce Crampton, 268
1972 - Homero Blancas-p, 273
1971 - Miller Barber, 261
1970 - Dale Douglass, 271
1969 - Gene Littler, 263
1968 - George Knudson, 272
1967 - Julius Boros, 272
1966 - Dudley Wysong, 278
1965 - Rod Funseth, 274
1964 - Jack Nicklaus, 271
1963 - Arnold Palmer, 273
1962 - Arnold Palmer, 269
1961 - Arnold Palmer-p, 270
1960 - Jack Fleck-p, 273
1959 - Gene Littler, 268
1958 - Ken Venturi, 274
1957 - Billy Casper, 271
1956 - Cary Middlecoff, 276
1955 - Gene Littler, 275
1954 - Ed Furgol-p, 272
1953 - Lloyd Mangrum, 272
1952 - Lloyd Mangrum, 274
1951 - Lew Worsham, 272
1950 - Jimmy Demaret, 269
1949 - Jimmy Demaret-p, 278
1948 - Bobby Locke, 268
1947 - Ben Hogan, 270
1946 - Ben Hogan-p, 273
1945 - Byron Nelson, 274
1944 - Harold McSpaden-p, 273
1941-43 - No Tournament
1940 - Ed Oliver, 205
1939 - Byron Nelson, 198
1936-38 - No Tournament
1935 - Ky Laffoon, 281

Arizona Open
1934 - No Tournament
1933 - Harry Cooper, 281
1932 - Ralph Guldahl, 285