Stadium Course

at TPC Scottsdale

Par: 71 | Yardage: 7,261 yards | Designed by: Tom Weiskopf

Set in the heart of Arizona's Sonoran Desert, TPC Scottsdale offers 2 world-class championship courses. The Stadium Course is home to the famed Waste Management Phoenix Open annually and is one of Scottsdale's best courses. The McDowell mountain range, numerous water hazards, and well-manicured fairways & greens make for an unforgettable experience!

The Stadium Course overview

Few of America's wonderful array of TPC courses are home to such drama and excitement as is played out on this course.

Originally a flat piece of terrain, Weiskopf and Morrish transformed this corner of the Sonoran Desert into a wonderfully sculpted and well-manicured golf course. Plenty of desert areas still separate the fairways, while huge earth mounds also define the holes.

While generous landing areas provide a sense of relief off the tee and further misses are strenuously punished by the sprawling earth mounds that border each hole.

Signature Holes

The most famous hole at TPC Scottsdale the par-3 16th known as “The Coliseum”. Famous during the week of the Phoenix Open due to the grandstands in place that have developed over the years to create a spectacular amphitheater.

Post Round

Once you’ve completed your unforgettable round at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course, take time to unwind and relive the highlights. Head to the TPC Grill for a well-earned drink overlooking the 18th green, where you can watch others tackle the same finishing stretch you just conquered.

Swap stories with your group, browse the pro shop for exclusive merchandise, and soak up the electric atmosphere that makes this venue one of the most celebrated in American golf.

Our view

The Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale is a true bucket-list round that captures everything great about desert golf. From the perfectly manicured fairways and dramatic water features to the electric atmosphere of the famous 16th hole, it’s an experience that every golfer should enjoy at least once.