Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, Jordan Spieth, and Daniel Berger all made charges at the PGA Tour’s wildest stop, but the 32-year-old Detry won in his 68th start.

Thomas Detry nearly aced the rowdy 16th hole in a stretch of four closing birdies, shooting a 6-under 65 to win the Phoenix Open by seven shots for his first PGA Tour victory.

Detry’s first official PGA Tour event came back in 2019, when he tied for 33rd at the Puntacana Championship. Since then, he has occupied that anonymous space in the PGA Tour’s middle class. Over the past three seasons, he’s played in 54 events and brought home $7,041,670 in earnings. Not a bad living.

In his post-tournament interview on CBS, following his first PGA Tour win at the WM Phoenix Open, Belgium's Thomas Detry spoke at a rapid pace, the words flooding out of his mouth in unbroken torrents,

Detry, in his 67th Tour start, finished at 24 under, topping Daniel Berger and Michael Kim by seven strokes for his maiden PGA Tour victory.

With his lead slipping away, Thomas Detry struck the shot of the final round to win the WM Phoenix Open for his first PGA Tour victory on Sunday. “It’s incredible," Detry said, "It’s what dreams are made of.

Thomas Ditry dazzled at this year's Waste Management Phoenix Open, clinching a 7-shot victory that showcased his rising talent and resilience in the golf world.

Thomas Detry was a name that was already well-known on the tracks around Brussels, Belgium, and Champaign, Illinois, before the 32-year-old made a much bigger name for himself in Phoenix over the weekend.