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June 27, 2026
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There was a raw sewage leak at the Waste Management Open

The waste was not managed very well.

by Mark Sandritter

The Waste Management Open is one of the most popular events on the PGA Tour calendar, drawing crowds upwards of 600,000 people. All those people apparently led to more sewage than the portable toilets could handle.

According to azcentral, sewage backed up in puddles outside of a heavily populated fan area.

Most fans recoiled from the smell as they approached the area.

Many of them walked through the dirty water, unaware of what was on the ground.

The culprit? A poorly named portable toilet called the Crowd Pleaser. Yeah, not so much.

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