TPC Scottsdale - The Stadium Course

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.

TPC was in PERFECT condition!!!!
True tournament conditions.
Just a wonderful day.....

Had a great time. Having a forecaddie added a lot to the experience.

Played with my brother for his bachelor party. We booked the first twilight tee time as we flew in earlier that day. Paid about $110 and we played through one group on the front nine & basically had the course to ourselves. Holes 15-18 we hit multiple shots as there was no one behind us. When the stands aren't up 16 is a pretty average par 3, but 15 & 17 are a lot of fun.
Fairways were immaculate, were cut tight & were like trampolines off the drive.
As a bucket list course where the PGA plays a lot of fun but for anything around peak season rate tough pill to swallow.

Paired up with a father and two sons from Florida The course was different from the champions course I played a few years back. I would recommend both. The Stadium course played fair The greens were true and fast, the white sand a brilliant white, was perfect. I was in the sand four times , I am only an average sand player but found that only a thin layer of sand needed to be taken to have a good chance of making a good recovery. We played from the blues which for me as a 9/10 handicapper was fair . The 16th the famous par three was a really good par three. I hit the front bunker but I did not hear any boos! Made a good recovery and dropped a 6 foot putt for par Three pars and a bogey in the group made a good hole great! The 17th is a drivable hole Watch out for the water long and left. The clubhouse and pro shop are stunning,.The. 18th hole is framed by the back drop of the clubhouse and surrounding mountain ranges. They had some good deals on golf shirts and apparel. The service in the grill was poor . The food was worth the wait. Try the spicy wings and calamari as a snack. The staff appeared zoned out. It took 30 mins for the staff to come and process the bill.
However play TPC as your first round in Phoenix There are more scenic courses. Few maybe have the cache!

Only bad thing is that they should not sell a 3 pm tee time knowing you could not finish 18 holes.
Felt taken advantage of on that aspect

Fantastic course, staff, and amenities! Well worth the money!

PGA Experience for the moderate golfer, this course was amazing. GPS built into the carts, great conditions, just amazing all around.

Booked as a single thru Golfnow day before for 7am. Greeted at bag drop by friendly staff, went to top class practice facility, tee time moved up earlier. Paired up with another single and finished round in 2 hours and 45 minutes. Had to take extra time on 16 to imagine playing it with the grandstands and thousands of people watching. Overall the best golfing experience ever, kudos to the staff at Toro restaurant as well.

this is a nice course, it has some challenging holes and plays longer than it says.

Great golf course and worth the experience of pga golf course. Pace of play was just too slow.

Really enjoyed the course. Very long par 4's from
the tips as well as par 5's. Would definitely play again.
There staff was great!

This was not the first time I played the Stadium course, but the first since they made the changes.

You must play this course. In the 11 courses I played in the Pheonix area, it ranks a very very close second to Quintero (which is out of this world).

This round will hurt your wallet, but it is worth it. World class range, world class layout, world class conditions. I played from the tips, shot an 80 and was still happy with my round. 14th is one of the toughest hole I played ever.

Do not hesitate to play here

Except for the pace of play the round was most enjoyable. The marshall was on top of the problem and kept us informed as to the situation. The entire staff was courteous and helpful and we could not have asked for more. It was a great course to play and we hope to play it again.

Poor value. Play both courses at Wildfire for the same money. Breakfast was very good for the price. Practice facility very nice. Very slow pace of play, on course assistant just made excuses for the slow group.

Course was in pretty good shape, but let's cut to the chase - this is not one of the best courses in Scottsdale. It has the cache of hosting the rowdiest event on the PGA Tour and as such, is able to command fees WAY in excess of the fun to be had (truth be told, the sibling Champions Course is a far more fun day out, with fewer vanilla holes).

I like (liked) to check the place out once every year or so and was especially interested to see some of the recent changes. Course is pretty much as it was - the most clear change (for me) was the big move of the 4th green.

Still the same old fairly flat track, with a few nice holes on the back 9.

Unfortunately, this time out was a big let down as far as pace of play went. We had some hackers playing the tips in front of us, which in of itself doesn't always mean a bad day out. However, this 4some would all drive out to 1 drive - 200 yards out - then all drive out to the next - 220 yards out - then drive back to player 3's ball - at 180 out - before they all migrated to the last players ball. Rinse and repeat. No player assistant and when I called the pro-shop, got a terse "the assistant pro is out there, talk to him". Woeful attitude - I assume because we "only" paid $80 a head to play this banal track.

At $80 a pop, this course would be worth a 1-time run. At $80 a pop and this pace of play and attitude from the staff, skip it. For less $, you'll get a better course and significantly better service at Grayhawk, Wildfire, Troon North, Kierland (and air-conditioned carts!).

Great track. Not a bucket lister but fine desert golf in great shape!