TPC Scottsdale - The Champions Course

Course is in amazing shape not just for summer but pure conditions throughout. Great staff! Will definitely play here again . I like the layout better than Stadium course.

Enjoyed the TPC Champions course for the first time It was well maintained both fairways and greens. Pace of play was great on the front nine, just a bit over 2 hrs, and then back nine slowed to over 2 and half hours. I’ll be playing this course again.

This course lived up to the hype. The grass was great. Pace of play was awesome. Finished the round in less than 4 hours. Summer rates were reasonable and comparable to other similar courses in the area. Greens were perfect.

The staff was very accommodating, the course, being a Pete Dye course Is an Engineering win, carving a course out of the desert, and the conditions were very well except for the speed of the greens. I believe they were not cut short to prevent them from scorching in the hot summer heat. It created somewhat of a bouncy, slow roll for puts. I would recommend a visit here any day of the week, but if you have a lot of stray shots, the carts will not go into the desert, so bring some extra balls! The course was fair, were very well designed, and my experience in Phoenix was all the more enhanced by golfing the Champions course.

Course was in great shape for this time

of year. Challenging, but fair. Pace of play was excellent, not many people out. Greens were in good shape, fairways solid. Only issue was that most of the water jugs were empty, which is not ideal when it’s nearly110 degrees outside.

I had a very enjoyable experience at The Champions course at TPC Scottsdale. The conditions were so far and above most golf course here in the summer and the staff was friendly and helpful. I even played half way decent! Great time and a great round. I’ll definitely be back.

Loved the course. Wide open. Pace of play Bordered between ok and slow. There were 2 groups in front of us that would combine on some holes. This created some slowness

Backed up on several tee boxes, NO Rangers to keep pace going

the course layout was moderate - I think it was designed for the casual golfer. The quality of the course equals the price I paid but I wouldn't think it would rank in my top fie of Phoenix golf courses. It is one of the most manicured courses from the greens to the fairway-rough. Degree of difficulty would rank in the 6 out of 10.

Rangers should be driving around the course to keep the pace.

Groups were waiting 2 deep on 4 holes

Greens were a little sandy and it was extremely hot. Course was in great shape and staff was friendly. Overall fun day.

Great first time playing this, had some challenges, but overall for 60bucks... yes it was very hot out even at 715 tee time by the turn, already 98degrees. But out foursome stuck it out..

They had put sod down in the fringe of a couple greens otherwise it was great for this time of year

The course had a lot of work going on. The greens were not in good shape maybe due to the punched greens. Had to wait on most of our shots to the green and teeing off. The players in front of us thought they could hit their second shots 300 yards to a 5 par green. We love this course and the price was better than other courses we had played. Many areas on the fairway were burnt out and mowed to the dirt. We hope Troon North will be in great shape tomorrow.

The course layout has always been the better of the two courses. They just opened back from their maintenance work. So I'm just not used to bad greens and overgrown tee boxes and fairways at a TPC course. Heavy construction equipment also present on the course during play so bearing that in mind, i would just wait a few weeks to play there. I'm sure it'll be back to normal TPC standards in no time.