[PoolBrews]

Originally Posted by Bay Kid

I've never seen so much beer wasted. Sad.

Most of the cans I saw thrown were not really beer - it was lite beer... so nothing lost. It was, however, a big waste of aluminum.

Golf is one of Arizona's primary tourism draws. They have over 10M rounds played per year for groups going on golf trips - that brings in $$'s for the state for golf, hotels, and restaurants. It's not just for the PGA. As long as it's good for the state, they will continue to do it.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by PoolBrews

Most of the cans I saw thrown were not really beer - it was lite beer... so nothing lost. It was, however, a big waste of aluminum.

Golf is one of Arizona's primary tourism draws. They have over 10M rounds played per year for groups going on golf trips - that brings in $$'s for the state for golf, hotels, and restaurants. It's not just for the PGA. As long as it's good for the state, they will continue to do it.

And Super Bowl LVII will be played in Phoenix, the same weekend as the WM Open next year...

Should make for an interesting weekend...

[Bay Kid]

Originally Posted by PoolBrews

Most of the cans I saw thrown were not really beer - it was lite beer... so nothing lost. It was, however, a big waste of aluminum.

Golf is one of Arizona's primary tourism draws. They have over 10M rounds played per year for groups going on golf trips - that brings in $$'s for the state for golf, hotels, and restaurants. It's not just for the PGA. As long as it's good for the state, they will continue to do it.

Hopefully WM recycled the aluminum cans!