This may be the most comfortable hole to watch from on the course. Also, you're going to want to get your food or drink now so you don't have to leave the action later. Just remember, you must have your Phoenix Open card because cash will not be accepted. Last year, though, another type of excitement occurred when an elderly lady suffered a heart attack behind the green. Luckily, PGA pro Jonathan Kaye's father, who is a doctor, was greenside and attended to her because it took the paramedics over five minutes to respond.
Water surrounds the back portion of the green, putting a great deal of pressure on the players.
The ultimate pin is back right, where a shot right of the green goes in the water and an overprotective shot left splashes in the sand, forcing a bunker shot back towards the water. This par 3 also has a very steep viewing hill creating ample, excellent views for everyone. The exciting part comes on the second shot where the players hit to an island green. The surrounding water turns this gimmie birdie into a hole that can knock a player out of contention. In previous years, over 50,000 smashed fans created an atmosphere seen only at the Phoenix Open.