Man sues after breaking his ankle at Scottsdale’s WM Phoenix Open in 2024

William O’Hagan of Tennessee has filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming he broke his ankle at the 2024 WM Phoenix Open because of negligence.

(Arianna Grainey/Independent Newsmedia)

With the WM Phoenix Open scheduled to get underway in sunny, 80-degree weather, the notorious cold and wet 2024 tournament lives on for one Tennessee man.
William O’Hagan is suing the PGA Tour, Pro Em Operations, TPC of Scottsdale and

Thunderbird Charities in federal court after he slipped in the mud and broke his ankle during the soggy 2024 edition of the tournament.

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