One of the most anticipated events in Arizona every year is the Waste Management Open and the Phoenix Suns were front and center as athletes of all sports went head-to-head competing to raise money for charity. The Phoenix Suns Charities Shot at Glory gave the celebrity golfers a chance at $1 million for charity to the one who hits the closet to the pin on the 16th hole.
There was some competition in the Suns locker room as for who was going to be representing the team with a swing. Ryan Anderson originally felt he should have been the one out on the green until he saw Troy Daniels play.