From Sergio Garcia's meltdown to Tiger Woods playing with President Donald Trump, here is what you missed in golf this weekend.

Rickie Fowler blows a five-stroke lead, shoots a closing 74 and still wins at TPC Scottsdale, taking a $1.278 million payday.

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Rickie Fowler birdied two of his final four holes and overcame a bizarre triple bogey on the 11th hole at TPC Scottsdale to win the Phoenix Open

Joint overnight leader Dustin Johnson shot a final-round 3-under 67 to win the Saudi International tournament by two strokes on Sunday.

Rickie Fowler had eight birdies in a 7-under 64, taking a four-shot lead over Matt Kuchar into the final round of the Phoenix Open

Johnny Miller's final broadcast on Saturday at the Waste Management Phoenix Open has delivered in a big way. Sure, there's been a few too many tribute videos, and a certain song that probably should have been left on the cutting room floor. But for the most part it's been very entertaining, especially when Johnny went scorched earth on an entire country's food:
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Slinging heat until the very final minute of his broadcasting career. That's why you got to love Johnny, and everyone is currently showering praise on him as we approach the end of coverage. Well, that was until Dan Hicks revealed Miller's disgusting habit of eating Cheez Whiz directly out of the can throughout the broadcast. Absolute serial-killer type stuff:
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What's worse is that this is something he's done FOREVER, which Hicks mentioned to Golf Digest on Saturday prior to coverag..

The PGA Tour reversed a two-shot penalty against Denny McCarthy in the second round of the Phoenix Open for violating new rule

President Donald Trump plays golf with Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus on Saturday