Sawgrass Marriott Resort

Beautifully manicured course in great playing shape. Lots of water, fast greens, to challenge all golfers.

Played both Stadium and Valley courses. Both were magnificent and the staff & facilities are top notch.

The Staff to the course is an awesome experience well worth the trip

Best two courses in the area. Dye's Valley is just as difficult, if not moreso, then the TPC Stadium. Walking Dye's Valley is not easy, even with a golf cart. Dye's valley doesn't have the same appeal with the 17th green and Players Championship being played on it, but it is every bit as breathtaking and is extremely well manicured. Probably less traffic by quite a bit compared to Stadium. I played alone this time in 2.2 hours or so for 18 with a cart. I did not catch anyone until the back 9. The people I caught up with played fast too and it was not until late in the round, did not even need to pass anyone.

Loved the course very challenging but fair. greens roll like a pool table

On a scale of 0-100, this was a 98.

Olympic Gold.

I’m so lucky to have the chance to experience this course when it was a sunny 78 degrees with a tiny breeze.

I’ll be dreaming about this for a long time.

I played the Valley course and overall it was great. Challenging due to lots of water but challenge welcomed. I have to play it again now that I am familiar with the layout of the course.

Condition wise I gave it a 4 star but it’s more like a 4.5 star. Compared to local course at the world of golf Slammer & Squire , I lean to world of golf. Compared to Pinehurst #7, I lean towards Pinehurst.

At the end of the day, 4.5 star is not bad comparably speaking.

Look forward to playing it again.

A foursome with a forecaddie (Jason, who was nice, funny and knowledgeable). Course was in great condition, though you could see that it will be brutal in March.

Great course. Would love to play it again and again

I thought the stadium course was what I bought.....so I upgraded when I got to the course ......40.00 loss for me.

Out of the 95 golf courses I have played, TPC Sawgrass is by far the best and most fun I have ever had during a round of golf.

It all starts with the drive into the property with the huge clubhouse there to greet you. They give you a TPC Sawgrass flag when playing here and have a lot of good stuff for sale in the pro shop.

The practice range is the best practice facility I have ever been to. It has a replica 17th green (without water) and an abundance of options to help you prepare for the round.

The course is so good. I got to play in August when there weren't any grandstands up, all the rye from the spring overseed had died and they hadn't started overseeding for the next year yet. So conditions were perfect Bermuda all around. The course was pretty firm when I played and the greens were very fast.

In terms of favorite holes, obviously 16, 17, 18 are the main event and they certainly lived up to the hype. I think I could only play those 3 holes for the rest of my life and be perfectly content. Other than that, 4 is my favorite hole on the front 9. It is a short par four with a terrifying approach over water to a well guarded green. My other favorite hole on the front is #9, which is a long, but reachable double dogleg par 5. On the back, I really enjoyed #11, another long but reachable par 5 with an exhilarating approach shot.

Lets talk about 16, 17, 18. When you come around the corner off 15 green and see the big lake surrounding 16 and 17 green, you immediately get chills. Uncontrollable adrenaline flows through your body on every shot from 16 tee through the end of your round. 16 is the best par 5 I have ever played, 17 needs no introduction and 18 is the scariest tee shot I have ever hit. Lucky for me, I played the 3 holes in +1.

I know that it is expensive, and expect the round to take at a minimum 5 hours, but it doesn't feel that long at all .It is well worth the money to play once, just to say you have played the famous 17th where some of the biggest moments in the sport have happened.