WM Phoenix Open goers not letting rain stop the fun

When the golfers tee off at the WM Phoenix Open this year, they might be dodging rain just like the fans.
And those behind the scenes are making sure the course is safe when the storms roll through starting on Tuesday, Feb. 6.
At Pebble Beach last week, the PGA event was cut short by a day because the weather was too brutal to play.
Dozens of locals and visitors from out of town, from places like North Dakota, Kansas City and Boston, are out at TPC Scottsdale despite the forecast.
Admittedly, the weather might not be a hole-in-one, but let’s just say, they aren’t letting this rain on their parade.
They’re here to watch golf - and party.
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Call me cynical but I'm thrilled about the affluent crowd wearing $1500 pant suits spending $10k for the golf party, sipping $50 gin tonics while they impress their affluent neighbors in the rain that renders their $650 plus tip salon blowout into matted goey Aquanet normal wet person hair. "Karen, love what you've done with your mascara running down your neck!"