American basketball star Brittney Griner made her second public appearance after being released from Russian prison. Griner attended the WM Phoenix Open golf tournament's third round on Saturday, February 11, and was present at the iconic hole 16 to cheer for her favorite, Tony Finau.Griner was part of a 200,000 crowd of fans and walked the final three holes with Finau's group inside the rope. She declared herself to be a fervent supporter of Finau and has been clapping for him throughout the contest. Griner later met him and invited Finau to the Mercury Games.Adam Schupak@AdamSchupakTony Finau meets WNBA star Brittney Griner @WMPhoenixOpen. Tony is a big dude but next to Brittney he looks puny.18012Tony Finau meets WNBA star Brittney Griner @WMPhoenixOpen. Tony is a big dude but next to Brittney he looks puny. https://t.co/GhBNxYYrDyBrittney Griner was held in a Russian prison for around 10 months before being released in December. She has hardly made any public appearances since then. However, on Saturday, the basketball star attended the WM Phoenix Open and then the NFL Super Bowl.Tony Finau finished in T14 at the WM Phoenix Open in a six-way tie alongside Hoffman, Patrick Rodgers, Taylor Moore, Beau Hossler, and Dylan Frittelli. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostScottie Scheffler registered a two-shot victory over Nick Taylor. Jon Rahm finished third while Justin Thomas finished fourth. Jason Day secured the fifth position and Jordan Spieth settled in the sixth position alongside Wyndham Clark, Sam Burns, Sungjae Im, and Tyrell Hatton.When will Brittney Griner play again?Brittney Griner is skipping her basketball training and is focused on her recovery after being released from prison. She is enjoying her time with her wife and attending the Super Bowl with her. She last appeared at the Martin Luther King Jr. march. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostGriner is scheduled to take part and play for the Phoenix Mercury next. In her interview at the Phoenix Open, she also talked about her plans and also potentially playing in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.Tony Finau at the 2023 WM Phoenix OpenTony Finau started the opening round at the Phoenix Open with a birdie on the fifth hole. He then sunk another birdie on the seventh hole, a double bogey, and two more birdies and a bogey in the first round. Finau shot 68 on the second day, with four birdies and one bogey. However, he only made two birdies and two bogeys in the fourth round, finishing T-14. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThe WM Phoenix Open concluded on Friday, December 12. The tournament featured some of the biggest names, including Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, and Scottie Scheffler.Scheffler won the tournament and took home $3.6 million. Nick Taylor finished second and earned $2.1 million in prize money. The tournament had a purse of $20 million, featuring 132 players. Shockingly, Collin Morikawa missed the cut after the second round of the tournament.2023 WM Phoenix Open leaderboard1. Scottie Scheffler2. Nick Taylor3. Jon Rahm4. Justin Thomas5. Jason DayT6. Sam BurnsT6. Sungjae ImT6. Jordan SpiethT6. Tyrrell HattonT10. Wyndham ClarkT10. Xander SchauffeleT10. Rickie FowlerT10. Adam HadwinT14. Patrick RodgersT14. Tony FinauT14.Charley HoffmanT14. Taylor MooreT14. Dylan FrittelliT14. Beau HosslerT20. Seamus PowerT20. Keegan BradleyT20. Sam RyderT23. Chesson HadleyT23. Scott StallingsT23. Adam SchenkT23. Si Woo KimT23. Kurt KitayamaT23. Jhonattan VegasT29. Hideki MatsuyamaT29. Hayden BuckleyT29. Matt FitrpatrickT32. James HahnT32. Billy HorschelT32. Rory McIlroyT32. Matt KucharT32. Jason DufnerT32. Zach JohnsonT32. Kevin TwayT39. Sahith TheegalaT39. Max HomaT39. Lucas GloverT42. Adam LongT42. Ryan PalmerT42. Aaron RaiT42. Viktor HovlandT42. K.H.LeeT42. Brian HarmanT42. Keith MitchellT42. Gary WoodlandT50. Tom KimT50. Justin LowerT50. Lucas HerbertT50. Joel DahmenT50. Corey ConnersT50. Brandon WuT50. Erik Van RooyenT57. Webb SimpsonT57. Taylor PendrithT57. Danny LeeT57. Greyson DiggT61. Trey MullinaxT61. Nate Lashley63. Kelly Kraft64. Cameron Young65. Stewart Cink66. Jim Herman