Sawgrass Marriott Resort

Fantastic course condition in late Sept. I nabbed a great price ($225) with golf now and decided to pay the extra hundo for a caddie to walk with me. The caddies are faster than using your gps/rangefinder and earn their money on reading the greens. The course is challenging but great shots are very rewarding and if you stick the tee shot on 17 while your partners are wet, it makes you feel like a million bucks. Well worth the money.

great course,friendly staff,fantastic experience...every golfer should play this course at least once

Their is not much more I can say other than fantastic. Staff was great, fore caddie helped, even the turkey wrap was delicious. I'm poor so this probably was my only chance to play this course. For the rest of my life I can watch the TPC and say " I hit one into the water on 17."

Played the stadium course - slow round as usual - but i was ready for that. TRUST your caddy for yardages and reading greens

The place was in fantastic shape - one other draw back is a lot of maitenance crews on the scene - but gthat is why it is in such great shape

Playing this course was a true high point in my life. The whole round from start to finish was awesome. The clubhouse was incredible. The staff treat you like royalty. The course is pristine and super hard. Some tee shots give you some forgivness. But, if you miss and get the rough good luck. If you miss the greens on your approach watch out it is punishing. Having a chance to play a PGA Tour course with all the history and where so many great players have been was surreal. After my round I had even more respect for what the pros can do. Had a great caddie Craig made the round even more enjoyable. Make sure you tip well. Thank You Golf Now!

A fantastic place to play golf, a we bit over board on cart path only.
The reason they give is that they want to keep the course in the best
condition possible. This however makes for a less than enjoyable round, too much walking. You best get a caddy that will make it more enjoyable...

The course is absolutely beautiful but tight! Stay in the fairway...the rough will eat up your ball. Make sure you watch where your ball goes into the rough, you practically have to be on top of it to find it! Water in play on almost every hole!
Practice facilities, club house, and food are best in town!

First time playing Dye's Valley, after having played Stadium Course numerous times. Have often heard that Dye's Valley is slightly more difficult, but would not quite agree with that assessment. On its own merit, a fine golf course with sufficient challenge and excellent condition, although green speed was a bit slower than expected. I would recommend Dye's Valley Course without hesitation, but consider Stadium Course to be superior in all respects. Overall rating would be 4.5 if possible, but round down to "4" since fractions are not possible.

This course has one consistent defense; two in the summer. The water is ever-present and in the summer, especially a wet one like this has been, the rough off of the fairways will receive your ball like the clowns mouth on the 18th hole of the Fun-House of Putt-Putt Golf...Ok, its not really that bad, but you sure want to be in the fairways.

Also, the practice green was firm, smooth, and quick while the Valley's actual greens were softer and somewhat slower, with significant grain influence on direction and pace.

This place would be worth it everyday at the Golfnow rate I paid.

Two holes open in front of three groups. Very Hot day three groups on the last three holes. No ranger to be found. Left and did not play the last three holes. Just beware it will be a long day. No reason ranger can not move people along.

I can honestly say I've never had a better golf experience than the one I had at TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course. Not only was the course amazing the staff and amenities that surrounded the course were amazing. It's without a doubt a once in a lifetime experience.

This course was way more challenging than it appears on TV. Some of the lies around the green are very challenging. Hitting the fairways are very important because hitting it in the tough my lead to a layup. 17 is a walk in the park despite playing 17 and 18 in the dark.

The course was undergoing some routine golf requirements, so the fairways and greens were not in perfect condition. That being said, it was not bad and the layout is fun and challenging. I would definitely play again and would like to see it when it is perfect condition. The club house and facilities are second to none.

Pristine condition, super friendly staff treats you like royalty, amazing food/happy hour at the clubhouse...ill definitely be back.

Many of the back and "one-up" tees are under construction, and not in use. Also, there is nowhere to practice short game (wedges) beyond the driving range.
Otherwise, the course was in great shape, the staff was quite friendly, and the course was challenging, as always. Surprised at the shortage of carts. This required me to schlep my clubs around from practice green to practice tee until a few minutes before my tee time, when my cart was provided. Price is a little steep, but being a premier course, c'est la vie!

The course was in great shape. I had heard they resurfaced the greens and fairways one month prior to our tee time, but I couldn't tell. Great shape! Greens were very smooth. I believe a 9 on the stimp meter. Not overly fast, but plenty fast enough. What a great day. Our caddy, Jason, knows this golf course like the back of his hand. Big help on the brutal greens. The greens are just very difficult to read.

I played in the Pro-Am for the Winn-Dixie Open at Dye's Valley in 2012 and expected the conditions to be similar. I couldn't have been more dissappointed.

The tee boxes, fairways, and greens were recently aerated and there was sand everywhere. I don't qutie undertand why TPC would even allow people to play when the course is in this type of condition. $89 was much too high for what I experienced.

This course is no cream puff. Even with your A game you can blowup on any given hole if u dont hit right shot. I have never played a pro course except in mexico at mayakoba....and this is 10xs harder than that. Without a caddie u would be dead in the water. The rough is bermuda grass....the most u can hit out of it is a 6iron. Even my caddie said the pros can only get 5iron at most out of. If u get lucky and ur ball doesnt sink down.....u have a fair chance to hit a hybrid/5 wood/long iron....hut u have to hit it perfecto...otherwise its a chunk shot. I am still mezmorized by experience. We got rain delay for 2 hrs and only got the front side in....we are going back wed and they start everyone on wed off the back side.....bring someone to take pictures for u. Only $34 for a rider....and they will have a once in a lifetime experience as well. Plan for hot humid weather in summer...they have towels and water and anything u need. The proshop is like walking into dicks sporting goods...except all golf...all tpc sawgrass apparel. Caddie named Phil....awesome job.....I am sure all caddies are..but u neverknow...highly reccommend him if you go. We are requesting him for wednesday. Plan for 5hr round...thats only because carts have to stay on path...caddie tells u yardage your ball is out...readsall the greens for you...so nice tip highly recomme nded for job he does for u. Everything from pulling your cart up...grabbing u a club....cleaning ur club....raking all traps...fixing all divots made into green. I fould go on for days......my best way to finish this is this.......this is the golf players dream....likena kid at disney world. I am about a 12 handicap......I shot 50 from the blended tee option. This is a mix of the blue/white tees.....champions tees arent available for the public. And trust me...they are really only there for the pros. Golf now is the only way I would book ttime there. Especialy cause if u get rained out.....they are awesome....I will leave it at that. They take care of your fees and any money back. I hope when u go it does nit rain.....because price during off season.....which is july/august in florida.....you cant beat it. It was on my bucket list in life to play one pro course in united states....and we vacation to daytona annually in july.....once in a lifetime experience you will not regret. So stop hesitating and book ur round ir you are thi king about it. You onky live this life here once....then only God knows whats in store for me/you after that. Amen and amen.

Many times I have watched The Players and absolutely enjoy playing this course!

We played the Stadium course the day before and Dye's Valley Course is just as incredible. It has all the normal Pete Dye touches you would expect. The layout was challenging and visually impressive. The staff treated us as if we were 30 year members to the course. Play here if you get the chance.