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SHOW SUMMARY:Today we jump back 15 years to two back-to-back episodes of the PWTorch Livecast from Oct. 7 and 8, 2010.

On the Oct. 7, 2010 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and Torch columnist Greg Parks includes discussion with live callers on tonight’s live TNA Impact, Bruce Pritchard joining TNA, Hulk Hogan’s trip to the hospital and who could replace him at Bound for Glory, whether TNA changes course at BFG without Hogan, TNA’s PPV hype philosophy, changes WWE could make to their PPV hype, Austin Aries apparently leaving ROH, wrestlers pushed because they have “the look,” and more.

In the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, they discuss how the Royal Rumble is structured and laid out, ways to improve the Rumble, the strengths & weaknesses of the battle royal on Monday’s Raw, Linda McMahon’s debates this week and whether she improved, lost ground, or stayed the same, and more.

On the Oct. 8, 2010 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell includes discussion with live callers on last night’s live TNA Impact, with every single aspect of the show covered along with an overall view of the product. Plus, the breaking news analysis at the start with Impact ratings and Reaction viewership. Also, comparison of WWE’s audience buying into the storylines vs. TNA’s audience choosing their favorites, a strong prediction for the three-way TNA Title match finish, social issues in wrestling, and much more.

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The famous par-3 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale will have a new look for the 2026 edition of the WM Phoenix Open, with a significant redesign of the hospitality structure that surrounds the hole currently underway.

A state-of-the-art, 100 percent reusable modular structure — the first of its kind in the United States — will greet visitors to the hospitality venue at next year’s tournament. In keeping with WM’s “zero waste” mission, the reusable nature of the structure eliminates material waste and minimizes on-site construction. Materials used to build the former 16th hole structure are expected to be reused by InProduction, a provider of temporary seating, staging and structures, at other events and tournaments.

In addition to plans for an elevated culinary program, 16th-hole hospitality guests can look forward polished, premium finishes, wider interior bays, higher ceilings, fewer support columns and more spacious suites with improved sightlines, thanks to the implementation of frameless glass railings, which will replace traditional scrim and barriers.

A rendering of the new hospitality suites on the 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale.

Courtesy WM Phoenix Open

There will also be an opportunity to purchase individual hospitality tickets for the first time ever on No. 16 with the introduction of a brand new venue called the Pin Hi Club. The new venue will be located on the golfer’s left of the green and will include LED video boards and a refreshed and modern interior design. Previously, fans’ only non-hospitality option on 16 was a seat in the coveted first-come, first-serve greenside grandstand. That grandstand will remain accessible for daily ticket holders.

“For years, the 16th hole has set the standard for excitement in the golf world, now with this new structure, the 16th hole will also set the standard for what a premium fan experience is, not just in golf, but in sports,” WM Phoenix Open tournament chairman Jason Eisenberg said in a release. “We’ve opened up the sightlines, raised the ceilings, modernized the interior and added the brand-new Pin Hi Club to take the 16th hole hospitality experience to another level.”

While Pin Hi Club ticket prices have not yet been made public, other individual hospitality ticket options on the ninth green and 17th greens start at $421 apiece, with a minimum order of two. There are 11 different corporate hospitality venues around the course, with packages on 16 starting at $100,000.

The 2026 WM Phoenix Open will be played on February 2–8. You can find out more about the tournament and hospitality options here.

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