TPC Scottsdale - The Stadium Course

This course is very well layed out challenging very well maintained and a treat to play. Our caddy Andy was very knowledgeable fun and very helpful. Overall the experience was great and well worth the cost.

Course in great condition

Getting ready for the Waste management

I'll be back to watch

Challenging course as expected from a TPC course. Disappointing that no pre booking information given that it was 'cart path only' right up to tournament. Also, no reflection in the price for this or the wet condition of the course due to tournament preparation

Excellent course, great staff. Had a life experience playing this course. Caddie as great as well!

Loved it,, only in town so wanted to play decent treks... great layout ... great shape ... and the history involved in the course made it a must do in my opinion!!!

I didn't give it an Excellent rating because they had just opened it after September overseeing. Fairways were thick and the was almost no roll. Greens were also super slow. Guess October is not the month to play in it. I am sure this venue with the super layout and its difficulty is a must play course. Have to come back and play it under normal conditions.

Worth every minute of your time and money.

played on a Wednesday and the weather was great. Overcast and a slight breeze, which made the first few holes (started on 10) a little more difficult.

the course was in great shape and the greens were fast and true.

pace of play was also great, although i didn't want to rush thru and not totally enjoy this awesome course.

my only complaint would be that i wish they had more time available when the rates are under $100.

i would definitely play a few times.

Another off my bucket list

Without the grandstands, the drama is absent and the course is somewhat boring. For someone who has never played please do so but don't expect a golf course experience.

After attending the Phoenix Open many years, I played this course with a friend to mark it off our bucket list. We both were somewhat disappointed after our afternoon round. The course just seemed like many other nice courses in the area, but just more expensive. Unfortunately, it rained that morning and it was cart path only. That never helps your golf experience, especially when you have very high expectations for the course. The fairways were only in okay shape, but it has been a rough summer. The green were in better shape with many undulations to make it challenging. The course does play long. Everyone working at the course was very helpful and friendly. Would I recommend it to a friend? Only if you have never played it. There is much better value in the metro area.

Staff at the bag drop seemed disinterested. Golf shop and cart girl saved the day. Neat to play the holes you see on tv. Water on about every 6 holes. Could've used some more of those considering it was 108 degrees. Course conditions were very good tee to green. I guess I just expected more for the rate that they charge.

I know it's summer time but the tournament tee boxes weren't cut; the greens were slow and bumpy; and the staff was over watering in spots causing significant damages. However, I was impressed with the conditions of the bunkers and the fairways and cuts around the greens. The starters were very cordial, as were the outside staff operating the bag drop. The Marshall's weren't helpful but not said anything if you were a 1/2 a hole behind. Truly wish the greens were in better shape and the approach areas weren't sloppy wet.

Wanted to see what playing desert golf was like during the summer. Played from the blue tees and played decent. Average golfers dream with wide fairways on most holes.Greens were very receptive. I would love to play here again and give the tips a try.

Its a bucket course only for the Phoenix open and 16,17 and 18. The reality is that its not really a special course, nor a very beautiful or difficult one. Its famous and so they charge ridiculous fees to the many folks who want to tick this one off their list.

This is a great course to walk. Dont ride. Its flat and easier to walk than ride. You'll be stuck on the cart path on more holes than not and the restrictions that they have on the carts will drive you mad as the carts will just stop and beep at you with no control or direction.

The greens while true, were not in very good condition especially compared to the other top courses in the area. Many dead spots, many pocks and pits and a ton of old holes in your line. While the most expensive course in the valley, Its not nearly as well conditioned as the others and rates a 6/10 on conditioning. You are paying for the privilege to play 16 17 and 18.

Almost every bunker was filled with divots, foot tracks and worse. For a $200 course, they dont care for it very well.

The range was in terrible shape. We played at noon and the one yard wide hitting zone had NO smooth grass. It was all divots and sand. I had to ask for balls... Ridiculous for a course of this caliber and price.

I'd recommend playing it but its not nearly as good as a half a dozen options nearby.

I've been to Scottsdale a bunch of times for golf, and have attended the Phoenix Open a few times, but finally got around to playing the Stadium course at TPC Scottsdale on a bachelor party.

We played the course in late April towards the end of peak season and conditions were still outstanding. What stuck out to me about the Stadium was just how much grass is out there compared to the many surrounding desert courses. Simply put: this may be a PGA Tour-worthy design, but hackers like us are actually going to have a fighting chance out here thanks to Weiskopf's design (more forgiving than the many Dye TPC designs).

The front side is good but the back nine is a real joy, with more water and decisions to make. The closing stretch is about as good as it gets, complete with a reachable par 5 and a drivable par 4.

Then there's the famous par-3 16th: What stuck out to me, playing the hole with all the bleachers taken down, was that it's actually one of the more naturally pleasant holes on the course, with some wonderful desert vegetation between the tee and green, framed nicely with the mountains in the back. It was, dare I say, quite peaceful.

Show up early to your tee time and have breakfast, which we did, and hit some balls and make use of the practice facility. The lies are tight in the fairway, so make sure your wedges are ready for it.

While I think I prefer Troon North's overall layout for desert destination golf (another Weiskopf special), you really can't go wrong at TPC thanks to the excellent facilities, staff, and exciting back nine all in the heart of Scottsdale.

What a great golf course. The fairways and greens were immaculate. It was a treat to play. there is a premium to driving the ball well. Holes 15 to 18 are probably some off the best finishing hole I have played. what a treat!

My son and I played Feb 17. Record setting 90 degrees in Scottsdale for a record and gorgeous day. Only ten days after waste management open and the stadium at 16 still up!! What a rush.

Forecaddie was friendly and helpful. We r public course players so it was nice to b pampered.

Not cheap but a junior rate for my son...well with every penny

This was an amazing golf experience. Worth every penny. Course was in perfect condition. From the minute you arrive to check in and off to the range, everything first class. Greeted positively all throughout.

The range, chipping and putting green are incredible. Not hitting out of others divots to warm up.

It was my first time having a forecaddie and our guy, Rick, was the best. Treated us with a level of service that I am not accustomed to. I wish more courses would offer this option, because having him give advice, find you golf ball, and look after you was worth it.

The course does not take it easy on the guests either. I noticed the pin placements were the same you see on Sunday at the Phoenix open.

This is the closest I will likely ever come to feeling what it is like on the PGA Tour. Loved every minute of it, even though I got booed on 16.

Course was in great shape near perfect greens where a little slow caddy was fun to work with and had some good stories about the course and tournament.