He looked as good as ever on the back nine Sunday in the Waste Management Phoenix Open, rallying for a victory that didn't seem possible not that long ago. ''I went through it mentally,'' Koepka said.

Fowler had already seen his share of bad luck at the Phoenix Open. Now balls were rolling into hazards on their own. Unable to catch a break, Fowler took it upon himself to create his own.

Remember, this is the same robot that needed just five shots to make a hole-in-one at the 2016 Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Thomas Detry won the Waste Management Phoenix Open, one of the toughest tournaments on the schedule, back in February, so I see no reason why we should just chuck him out when he’s 125/1.

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His best performance this year came at the Waste Management Phoenix Open where he finished tied for fourth, but he was still eight shots behind the winner Thomas Detry. The former World No.1 has ...