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Always a great time at TPC! Make sure you review what's allowed before entering. Bathrooms are clean and the drinks are mean! Have fun and be safe
CAUTION: Overpriced Dye's Valley Golf Experience Ahead. I played the Valley course on 8/6/25, the day after playing the Stadium course. The Valley course was just "OK" ... not great, and definitely not exceptional like the Stadium course was. To me, the rate charged for the Valley was heavy by at least $75. The greens were slow, with numerous unrepaired ball marks, both from the day of my play and older. Each green had at least 2 old divots an inch or more in diameter from not being fixed. Many, many sections of the cart path (see attached representative photo) are broken, bumpy, and in need of rework. If you must play it, I recommend doing so before playing the Stadium because the unfavorable contrast from playing the Stadium the day before was a huge letdown for me, and took away from the exceptional Stadium experience and memories. In closing, here are a few pointers: 1. Take the clubhouse tour; well worth the free cost. 2. All tabs in the "19" restaurant include a 22% gratuity. Don't add any more, and perhaps add a negative amount if things did not go well. 3. Balls (roughly 50 of them) for driving range practice will cost you $20! 4. Balls for chipping practice are free; just scoop them off the green and hit away. 5. The locker rooms have showers, towels, and soaps. Final Thought: Skip the Valley course and apply the money you avoided spending to play the Stadium track a second time. Think of it as getting the second Stafium round at a huge discount. Just sayin'!
Amazing golf course, gorgeous grounds! Highly recommend this course. Can't wait to come back for their brunch!
Every golfer dreams of playing TPC Sawgrass. Each March (that still feels weird) we watch The Players, we see the drama, and we marvel at the best golfers in the world. When it comes to public golf resorts in the US, there are only a handful that I think truly fall into the category of "bucket list" territory. * Pebble Beach * Whistling Straits * Bandon Dunes * Pinehurst #2 * TPC Sawgrass Obviously, there are dozens of other fantastic public golf courses out there - but for me, these 5 fall to the top of the list.
Wow! It was a once in a lifetime opportunity and we got to play The Stadium! The course is absolutely beautiful. The greens are fast and hard to judge. A very challenging course. When you make a great shot, you can hear the crowd roar. The employees were all so nice - pro shop, starter, maintenance staff. The bad - cart path only and play was slow but we were playing Sawgrass! It was a Great Day to have a Great Day!
I loved our experiences at TPC Sawgrass and I didn't even play here. If I do play here, I'll leave an updated review. My wife and I were in town for a wedding. I did a poor job planning and foolishly tried to book a last-minute tee time here. Well, maybe not that foolish. People do regularly walk-on same-day at courses like Pebble Beach and the Old Course at St. Andrews. I tried to do the same with The Players Stadium Course and had no luck. Due to wedding-related activities, I was only available to play Friday and Saturday morning tee times if I wanted to finish 18 holes. Earlier in the week, I looked online at available tee times and the only opening was for a 4 o'clock hour single on Friday for $720. On Thursday evening, I went in-person to the golf shop to see if they could get me on somehow, but again, no luck. There hadn't been any cancellations or anything like that. In November 2022, Golf Magazine writer Dylan Dethier tweeted a screenshot of an $840 tee time: https://twitter.com/dylan_dethier/status/1589770644442746885. He said "the greens fee situation at TPC Sawgrass is out of control." He also commented, "they've got some dynamic pricing going on," which I believe to be the case too. The prices include greens fee, cart fee, group forecaddie, and range balls. TPC Sawgrass' prices are the most expensive I've seen. They eclipse Pebble which, at the time of writing this review, charges a $625 non-resort guest greens fee + $50 per person cart fee = $675. I got a few TPC Sawgrass logo items from the golf shop: an Ahead hat ($36), a lululemon Sojourn jacket ($138), and a Peter Millar golf shirt ($99). This is the first golf shop I've seen that carries course-branded lululemon apparel. Jenny and Christie helped us out in the golf shop. Jenny told me that they don't get much lululemon stuff, but what they do get is quite nice. The golf shop was big and well-stocked. They had a great variety of apparel, from traditional to trendy. There were some fun pattern golf shirts I wanted that unfortunately were unavailable in my size (small). TPC Sawgrass is open to the public. You don't need a tee time, restaurant reservation, or any other sort of booking/event to enter the premises. Just let the guard at the gate know you're headed to the clubhouse. We checked out the clubhouse and grounds on a Thursday late afternoon/early evening when the clubhouse's restaurant, Nineteen, had their happy hour going on. They had live music on the lawn and half-off wine and cocktails. It was a fun atmosphere. We walked towards the 18th green, in front of the presentation lawn. A course attendant spotted us, turned his cart around, and approached us. He then asked if we'd like some pictures. How nice. He even let us step on the lawn for photos. His name was William, if I recall correctly. He was older, maybe had on an earpiece, and he looked like he was a starter or marshal. Anyway, he was very welcoming and got some great shots. My wife and I returned the next day to have lunch with our friends on the veranda. It was awesome. You can read more about our experience at the restaurant by going to Nineteen's Yelp page, linked at the bottom of this review. Shout-out to Rolland, Abby, and Maddy. They were fantastic. As soon as you make that turn onto Championship Way, you know you're some place special. The landscaping, grass, etc. is just on another level. As I wrote in my review for the clubhouse (also linked below), I think the only place that I've been to that is on the same level overall is Augusta National. Pinehurst and East Lake come close, but in terms of attention to detail and just how perfect and immaculate everything was, on and off-course, TPC Sawgrass was it. I'm reminded of this tweet from the PGA Tour, showing off the maintenance crew's precision: https://twitter.com/PGATOUR/status/1370447802208239618. The clubhouse is beautiful. TPC Sawgrass offers free tours seven days a week, 9am-4pm. Tours start in the Grand Foyer (main lobby). We did a tour of both the clubhouse and part of the back nine, including the famous finishing holes. We took pictures at the signature 17th hole (island green) and even rode and walked right up to groups playing. Our Storyteller (guide) was Robb Mitchell, a fellow Georgia Tech alumnus. The current clubhouse was designed by a Georgia Tech architect. It opened in time for the 2007 Players Championship. I had an absolute blast exploring the clubhouse, which serves as a sort of mini museum. Other Yelp listings for more specific places at TPC Sawgrass include: * TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse: https://www.yelp.com/biz/tpc-sawgrass-clubhouse-ponte-vedra * The Players Championship (annual flagship PGA Tour event): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-players-championship-ponte-vedra-beach-3 * Nineteen at TPC Sawgrass (clubhouse restaurant): https://www.yelp.com/biz/nineteen-at-tpc-sawgrass-ponte-vedra-beach * The Sawgrass Spa (on-site spa): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-sawgrass-spa-ponte-vedra-beach
This is a beautiful golf course where the Players Championahip golf tournament is played. The clubhouse is also beautiful. It has a restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. Service is great.
The facilities at TPC Sawgrass are stunning! Everything is well groomed and beautiful. We went for the players and I definitely recommend! The only downside was that we were there during a tornado warning and none of the buildings were fit to have anyone in them during this so everyone had to leave or stand outside in the rain which seemed silly that they weren't prepared considering their location.
A must visit golf resort. Stayed at Marriott and played TPC Stadium course for first time. Nineteen restaurant bar is a perfect place to unwind and dine after the round. Patio and Indoor seating with bar area as well. Delicious menu items and the pretzel & cheese is a must have! Staff was friendly and courteous.
This is an amazing place! I'm not even a golfer and I was very impressed. We came to eat at Nineteen, see separate review for this experience. I was so impressed with all of the history and information that could be found just hanging on the wall. I happened to walk by on my way to the ladies room and it was fun seeing how the course was designed basically on a napkin and scrap of paper. Then to see a golf club displayed from each of the winners of the Players tournament course starting with Jack Nicklaus in 1975. Amazing! Then the Bart Forbes paintings! Oh my goodness- they are absolutely beautiful! So bright and colorful and fun!! The lobby was beautifully decorated for the Christmas holiday. We took a stroll through the golf pro shop, which had lots of clothing items as would be expected. The staff we came in contact with was very friendly. It's a very beautiful golf course and clubhouse!
Absolutely fantastic golfing experience. For many serious golfers, playing TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course, is more than likely on there bucket list. So to be sure, that certainly was the case for me. And now after experiencing the perfectly manicured property I can honestly say it was well worth the wait!! The staff was very friendly, everyone seemed very willing to provide any assistance often times unsolicited. The condition of the course was impeccable, the tee boxes, fairways and the smoothest putting greens that anyone could ask for. There's so much golfing history in the massive clubhouse, please allow time if you can to look around at the history hanging on the walls. To some the price is a barrier, but if you have the opportunity, PLEASE give it a shot, you won't be disappointed!!!
Beautiful course, professional courteous staff! The clubhouse is immaculate and has tons of memorabilia, the pro shop is fully stocked. Great day at the golf course!
I have played golf ever since I was fourteen years old and I've always had a golf course bucket list. I've played a lot of golf and my handicap is between 8-10 year-to-year. I've only ever played a couple private courses, so my bucket list is strictly public tracks I can play. TPC Sawgrass has always been a top five course on my list. I was so excited to play there this past spring, despite the cost. I work a blue collar job and saved up overtime money with plans to play. I had a great time playing while my wife was doing bridesmaid things for a friend's wedding she was in. It was the perfect opportunity to play there. You may be wondering, "why only three stars?" I'll break it down. The good: Loved the experience of playing there. It was a great feeling knowing that I was playing at a golf course that the pros play at every year. The people I was paired up to play with were awesome. One was an employee and he was super cool. He gave a lot of great tips. Though the course was difficult as I expected it to be considering that it's a Pete Dye design, I hit some of the best shots I've ever had during this round. I stuck a pitching wedge on the 17th green from the championship tees. I sunk a 50-60 foot putt for birdie on the 16th hole and another 30-40 foot putt for birdie on the 4th hole. They started us on the back nine, which I actually liked, because we got to play the famous 17th and 18th holes sooner. Also pretty awesome was the fact that the starter gave us all really nice metal bag tags that we could get engraved with our score and our score on the 17th after the round. The bad: The cost is really expensive, ranging from $400 and above depending on the time of day and time of year. I'm glad I don't have too many more super expensive courses left to play. I'm not really a stickler for pace of play, but we had a group of four walkers in front of us and each of them had a caddie. They all took forever to hit shots and were treating it like a PGA Tour tournament. As we finished the 9th hole and we're on the green, the sprinklers came on as it was getting dark. There were two or three groups behind us that didn't even get to finish and only played about 16 or 17 holes. To pay all that money and not be able to finish is crazy to me. The other disappointment to me was that it seems like after The Players Championship, they kind of let the course go a little bit. The fairways were dry and hard as a rock on some holes. Other holes had greens or tee boxes that were burnt out too. Other than that, it just gave off a country club vibe that I didn't like. TL;DR: Mystical course which was a great experience with great memories, but slow play and the course was dry and burnt out in spots. I was happy to have gotten to play here, but once was good enough for me unless I ever did something like a buddies trip.
8 days ago
Had such a fun time playing the Dye's Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass with friends! It was definitely a challenging course, and between the tricky rough and extremely windy conditions, it kept us on our toes. I even lost two balls in the rough, which has me seriously considering switching to hot pink golf balls! The greens were a bit slower than I expected, probably pending a cut the following day but overall, it was such a fun round. The service was also a highlight. The cart girl was incredibly kind and provided great service, and when the water ran out at the refreshment stand, the attendant was kind enough to give us water from the cooler. Those little touches really make a difference. My only small suggestion would be to have a few golf tees available at each station for the driving range. The only tees provided were in the cart, so walking all the way back to grab them out of my bag was a minor inconvenience but opportunity for nice added touch for customer care. Aside from that, we had a great experience and would absolutely recommend playing Dye's Valley! read more
Awesome! Yes it's $$$ but check off the bucket list. Good practice facility, forecaddie required but you have carts. Pace of play not bad- considering difficulty of course and amount of play. Started with lunch and restaurant was pretty good had the giant pretzel and wings both yummy. read more
We get Friday tickets every year. This was the worst traffic experience getting there in the morning down A1A. No traffic management happening at any of the lights so the right lane was not moving as people budged in from the left and from the right at every light. Almost 2 hrs from Beach Blvd to the parking area. We missed so much golf! Do better next year!!! Also the crowds were pretty crazy once we finally got in. read more
1 year ago
CAUTION: Overpriced Dye's Valley Golf Experience Ahead. I played the Valley course on 8/6/25, the day after playing the Stadium course. The Valley course was just "OK" ... not great, and definitely not exceptional like the Stadium course was. To me, the rate charged for the Valley was heavy by at least $75. The greens were slow, with numerous unrepaired ball marks, both from the day of my play and older. Each green had at least 2 old divots an inch or more in diameter from not being fixed. Many, many sections of the cart path (see attached representative photo) are broken, bumpy, and in need of rework. If you must play it, I recommend doing so before playing the Stadium because the unfavorable contrast from playing the Stadium the day before was a huge letdown for me, and took away from the exceptional Stadium experience and memories. In closing, here are a few pointers: 1. Take the clubhouse tour; well worth the free cost. 2. All tabs in the "19" restaurant include a 22% gratuity. Don't add any more, and perhaps add a negative amount if things did not go well. 3. Balls (roughly 50 of them) for driving range practice will cost you $20! 4. Balls for chipping practice are free; just scoop them off the green and hit away. 5. The locker rooms have showers, towels, and soaps. Final Thought: Skip the Valley course and apply the money you avoided spending to play the Stadium track a second time. Think of it as getting the second Stafium round at a huge discount. Just sayin'! read more
Every golfer dreams of playing TPC Sawgrass. Each March (that still feels weird) we watch The Players, we see the drama, and we marvel at the best golfers in the world. When it comes to public golf resorts in the US, there are only a handful that I think truly fall into the category of "bucket list" territory. * Pebble Beach * Whistling Straits * Bandon Dunes * Pinehurst #2 * TPC Sawgrass Obviously, there are dozens of other fantastic public golf courses out there - but for me, these 5 fall to the top of the list. read more
Wow! It was a once in a lifetime opportunity and we got to play The Stadium! The course is absolutely beautiful. The greens are fast and hard to judge. A very challenging course. When you make a great shot, you can hear the crowd roar. The employees were all so nice - pro shop, starter, maintenance staff. The bad - cart path only and play was slow but we were playing Sawgrass! It was a Great Day to have a Great Day! read more
I loved our experiences at TPC Sawgrass and I didn't even play here. If I do play here, I'll leave an updated review. My wife and I were in town for a wedding. I did a poor job planning and foolishly tried to book a last-minute tee time here. Well, maybe not that foolish. People do regularly walk-on same-day at courses like Pebble Beach and the Old Course at St. Andrews. I tried to do the same with The Players Stadium Course and had no luck. Due to wedding-related activities, I was only available to play Friday and Saturday morning tee times if I wanted to finish 18 holes. Earlier in the week, I looked online at available tee times and the only opening was for a 4 o'clock hour single on Friday for $720. On Thursday evening, I went in-person to the golf shop to see if they could get me on somehow, but again, no luck. There hadn't been any cancellations or anything like that. In November 2022, Golf Magazine writer Dylan Dethier tweeted a screenshot of an $840 tee time: https://twitter.com/dylan_dethier/status/1589770644442746885. He said "the greens fee situation at TPC Sawgrass is out of control." He also commented, "they've got some dynamic pricing going on," which I believe to be the case too. The prices include greens fee, cart fee, group forecaddie, and range balls. TPC Sawgrass' prices are the most expensive I've seen. They eclipse Pebble which, at the time of writing this review, charges a $625 non-resort guest greens fee + $50 per person cart fee = $675. I got a few TPC Sawgrass logo items from the golf shop: an Ahead hat ($36), a lululemon Sojourn jacket ($138), and a Peter Millar golf shirt ($99). This is the first golf shop I've seen that carries course-branded lululemon apparel. Jenny and Christie helped us out in the golf shop. Jenny told me that they don't get much lululemon stuff, but what they do get is quite nice. The golf shop was big and well-stocked. They had a great variety of apparel, from traditional to trendy. There were some fun pattern golf shirts I wanted that unfortunately were unavailable in my size (small). TPC Sawgrass is open to the public. You don't need a tee time, restaurant reservation, or any other sort of booking/event to enter the premises. Just let the guard at the gate know you're headed to the clubhouse. We checked out the clubhouse and grounds on a Thursday late afternoon/early evening when the clubhouse's restaurant, Nineteen, had their happy hour going on. They had live music on the lawn and half-off wine and cocktails. It was a fun atmosphere. We walked towards the 18th green, in front of the presentation lawn. A course attendant spotted us, turned his cart around, and approached us. He then asked if we'd like some pictures. How nice. He even let us step on the lawn for photos. His name was William, if I recall correctly. He was older, maybe had on an earpiece, and he looked like he was a starter or marshal. Anyway, he was very welcoming and got some great shots. My wife and I returned the next day to have lunch with our friends on the veranda. It was awesome. You can read more about our experience at the restaurant by going to Nineteen's Yelp page, linked at the bottom of this review. Shout-out to Rolland, Abby, and Maddy. They were fantastic. As soon as you make that turn onto Championship Way, you know you're some place special. The landscaping, grass, etc. is just on another level. As I wrote in my review for the clubhouse (also linked below), I think the only place that I've been to that is on the same level overall is Augusta National. Pinehurst and East Lake come close, but in terms of attention to detail and just how perfect and immaculate everything was, on and off-course, TPC Sawgrass was it. I'm reminded of this tweet from the PGA Tour, showing off the maintenance crew's precision: https://twitter.com/PGATOUR/status/1370447802208239618. The clubhouse is beautiful. TPC Sawgrass offers free tours seven days a week, 9am-4pm. Tours start in the Grand Foyer (main lobby). We did a tour of both the clubhouse and part of the back nine, including the famous finishing holes. We took pictures at the signature 17th hole (island green) and even rode and walked right up to groups playing. Our Storyteller (guide) was Robb Mitchell, a fellow Georgia Tech alumnus. The current clubhouse was designed by a Georgia Tech architect. It opened in time for the 2007 Players Championship. I had an absolute blast exploring the clubhouse, which serves as a sort of mini museum. Other Yelp listings for more specific places at TPC Sawgrass include: * TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse: https://www.yelp.com/biz/tpc-sawgrass-clubhouse-ponte-vedra * The Players Championship (annual flagship PGA Tour event): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-players-championship-ponte-vedra-beach-3 * Nineteen at TPC Sawgrass (clubhouse restaurant): https://www.yelp.com/biz/nineteen-at-tpc-sawgrass-ponte-vedra-beach * The Sawgrass Spa (on-site spa): https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-sawgrass-spa-ponte-vedra-beach read more
2 years ago
The facilities at TPC Sawgrass are stunning! Everything is well groomed and beautiful. We went for the players and I definitely recommend! The only downside was that we were there during a tornado warning and none of the buildings were fit to have anyone in them during this so everyone had to leave or stand outside in the rain which seemed silly that they weren't prepared considering their location. read more
A must visit golf resort. Stayed at Marriott and played TPC Stadium course for first time. Nineteen restaurant bar is a perfect place to unwind and dine after the round. Patio and Indoor seating with bar area as well. Delicious menu items and the pretzel & cheese is a must have! Staff was friendly and courteous. read more
This is an amazing place! I'm not even a golfer and I was very impressed. We came to eat at Nineteen, see separate review for this experience. I was so impressed with all of the history and information that could be found just hanging on the wall. I happened to walk by on my way to the ladies room and it was fun seeing how the course was designed basically on a napkin and scrap of paper. Then to see a golf club displayed from each of the winners of the Players tournament course starting with Jack Nicklaus in 1975. Amazing! Then the Bart Forbes paintings! Oh my goodness- they are absolutely beautiful! So bright and colorful and fun!! The lobby was beautifully decorated for the Christmas holiday. We took a stroll through the golf pro shop, which had lots of clothing items as would be expected. The staff we came in contact with was very friendly. It's a very beautiful golf course and clubhouse! read more
Absolutely fantastic golfing experience. For many serious golfers, playing TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course, is more than likely on there bucket list. So to be sure, that certainly was the case for me. And now after experiencing the perfectly manicured property I can honestly say it was well worth the wait!! The staff was very friendly, everyone seemed very willing to provide any assistance often times unsolicited. The condition of the course was impeccable, the tee boxes, fairways and the smoothest putting greens that anyone could ask for. There's so much golfing history in the massive clubhouse, please allow time if you can to look around at the history hanging on the walls. To some the price is a barrier, but if you have the opportunity, PLEASE give it a shot, you won't be disappointed!!! read more
1 year ago
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1 year ago
I have played golf ever since I was fourteen years old and I've always had a golf course bucket list. I've played a lot of golf and my handicap is between 8-10 year-to-year. I've only ever played a couple private courses, so my bucket list is strictly public tracks I can play. TPC Sawgrass has always been a top five course on my list. I was so excited to play there this past spring, despite the cost. I work a blue collar job and saved up overtime money with plans to play. I had a great time playing while my wife was doing bridesmaid things for a friend's wedding she was in. It was the perfect opportunity to play there. You may be wondering, "why only three stars?" I'll break it down. The good: Loved the experience of playing there. It was a great feeling knowing that I was playing at a golf course that the pros play at every year. The people I was paired up to play with were awesome. One was an employee and he was super cool. He gave a lot of great tips. Though the course was difficult as I expected it to be considering that it's a Pete Dye design, I hit some of the best shots I've ever had during this round. I stuck a pitching wedge on the 17th green from the championship tees. I sunk a 50-60 foot putt for birdie on the 16th hole and another 30-40 foot putt for birdie on the 4th hole. They started us on the back nine, which I actually liked, because we got to play the famous 17th and 18th holes sooner. Also pretty awesome was the fact that the starter gave us all really nice metal bag tags that we could get engraved with our score and our score on the 17th after the round. The bad: The cost is really expensive, ranging from $400 and above depending on the time of day and time of year. I'm glad I don't have too many more super expensive courses left to play. I'm not really a stickler for pace of play, but we had a group of four walkers in front of us and each of them had a caddie. They all took forever to hit shots and were treating it like a PGA Tour tournament. As we finished the 9th hole and we're on the green, the sprinklers came on as it was getting dark. There were two or three groups behind us that didn't even get to finish and only played about 16 or 17 holes. To pay all that money and not be able to finish is crazy to me. The other disappointment to me was that it seems like after The Players Championship, they kind of let the course go a little bit. The fairways were dry and hard as a rock on some holes. Other holes had greens or tee boxes that were burnt out too. Other than that, it just gave off a country club vibe that I didn't like. TL;DR: Mystical course which was a great experience with great memories, but slow play and the course was dry and burnt out in spots. I was happy to have gotten to play here, but once was good enough for me unless I ever did something like a buddies trip. read more
3 years ago
First, the good: Beautiful property, lovely decorations. Everyone was very dressed up for the Christmas Eve buffet! My mother and I were eagerly anticipating the evening and were so excited to try the seven fishes! However, given such a beautiful location in a well known spot, the buffet, which could've been extraordinary, turned out to be on a level a notch below the Golden Corrall. The staff did their best, everyone was so friendly and nice, but they didn't have a whole lot to work with. Please indulge in the attached photos - those martinis were supposed to be extra dry but somehow they got more yellow as the night progressed. The lobster (poor things died for this) were totally rubbery and borderline inedible. There was a strange fish stew reminiscent of clam water with a touch of beef stock. The "raw bar" shrimp were edible and the mignonette was good. However, the oysters were presented very sloppily and some had no actual "oyster" in the shell. The desserts were low effort. Overall, we had a fun night but it was because we were cracking up at these things considering the high cost and fees we paid for the buffet. read more
Everything is spectacular and next level! From the club house to the pristine driving range and course. 10/10 on everything. I've played a lot of private courses and nothing can even come close to this. Service is immaculate and the attention to detail is superior. The Valley course was surprisingly hard (fast greens rolling around 12), and the Stadium course was even more gorgeous than I had anticipated. Walk the Stadium course with a caddie if you can- you'll get phenomenal local knowledge/insight on how to navigate the course! read more
So yeah, I'm the one girl that's lived in Jacksonville her entire life but hasn't been to TPC... until now!! We were blessed to receive tickets to one of the practice rounds and enjoyed an absolutely beautiful day checking out the pros and walking all around the course. The course and grounds are impeccable. Not a single blade of grass out of place, it seems! Everything was adequately distanced (COVID) and I felt comfortable the entire time. The only reason for 4 stars vs 5 is the food. It was neat to see some local restaurants and bars represented, but honestly the best food I had all day was a hot dog from the general refreshment stand. The other food was overpriced and pre-prepared so not necessarily always fresh. Service everywhere was phenomenal, though. I could easily see this becoming a tradition for our family in the years to come. We had a blast! read more
6 years ago
Beautifully appointed with attention to detail. Friendly. We had simple apps and salads in their Restaurant Nineteen. Lovely. We played Dye's Valley course. Gorgeous course well taken care of, great service. Tees and greens beautiful. Pro shop great inventory we definitely enjoyed our day. read more
4 years ago
Played golf there. Gorgeous club house. Loved the caddy. Would love to do it again one day. It was expensive but a great time. Did not disappoint. Felt like I was part of golf history. read more
4 years ago
I've been fortunate to have played the stadium course about 30 times. Today was another one of those times as another opportunity presented itself at the last minute. With green fees in the $400-$500 range, you don't pass up free golf at this course. Today marks about 6 weeks from the tourney so it was cart path only. I believe that is actually the norm now so it can make for a slow day. Fortunately on this Chamber of Commerce Monday, there were only about 4 groups out so we really didn't see anyone. It was like having the course to ourselves which makes for a very pleasant round. If you can afford another $125 for a caddy plus about a $50 tip, it would be worth it to walk the course since the caddy is carries your bag. Today we rode a cart :) I "fixed" a couple of things in my swing today so I ended up with a couple of pars on the front including hole 9. I also finished 16, the island 17, and 18 with bogey-par-bogey. If I hadn't missed about a 6 footer on 16 that would have made a really sweet finish to what was already a great day - regardless, I'll take it. I've seen this tourney for the last 30 years and know the ins and outs of the course pretty well. The changes made over the last year as well as the newly upgraded clubhouse (10 years ago) makes this one hell of venue for a tournament. read more
5 years ago
5 years ago
We're visiting St Augustine from Philly. I'm a big golf fan and when we realized how close TPC was, we took an early morning ride up the Coastal Hwy -- a beautiful drive. I was afraid we either wouldn't be able to set foot on TPC property, or we would set foot and then get thrown out. Just the opposite. We entered the gate as visitors, no problem. We walked up to where the starters are and got a warm southern welcome, some stories about the course, directions into the pro shop and recommendation to get a tour with a "Storyteller". We waited in the lobby for a few minutes and at 9AM, the Storyteller, Phil, greeted us and took just the two of us on a personal tour of the clubhouse. It's like a museum and in just a few decades has accumulated many sacred traditions. The history around its construction is really interesting. A gorgeous clubhouse and a great tour. Like a golf museum. Then we got in a cart and rode out to 16-17-18. Fantastic. What views of a gorgeous course and one so familiar from TV. The 17th island green looks a lot smaller in person than it does on TV. We were overwhelmed by the hospitality of the people and the beauty of this place. Wow. read more
4 years ago
Review of the grounds For this visit, we were only there for the 5k, so the review will just reflect the grounds. Very Very nice, the 5k took us around almost half of the walking path, the grass and the trees were all trimmed so beautifully, as you would expect for such a highly regarded Golf location on the PGA Tour. next wist we hope to stop in and eat and even play a round. read more
This is a bucket list golf course! $$$$$ to play, but you have to do it at least once if you are a avid golfer. You must have a caddy, you can walk the course with individual caddies or have one fore-caddie for a foursome and ride in your own cart (this is what we did). Ours was most helpful to locate your ball and give you a read of the green. TPC has gone to permanent year-round cart path only to protect the course for the tournament in May. Plan for a 5 hour round. Afterwards, plan to stop in the 19th Hole for a beer and hamburger to relive your round. read more
8 years ago
This was my first Professional Golf Tournament and all I can say is, "Wow, Who Knew" that attending a Golf Tournament could be this fun and entertaining, because I sure as hell didn't . The TPC at Sawgrass is simply beautiful. It was like walking through a botanical garden with professional athletes playing on the most well manicured lawns I've seen in my life, and people were excited to see them trample on the grass. This event is designed for people of all ages. Even if you have no interest in golf, there's something for you to do during the tournament play. But don't take my word for it, come see for yourself. Stay Yelping my friends! read more
4 years ago
3 years ago
Can't wait to to attend today . Beautiful day with my boyfriend ! Everything is made to make you feel special. Saw a lot of the pros. Had seats in Dyes Pavilion second floor. I can't wait to go back next season. Friday is the best day to go. read more
4 years ago
I am by no means a golfer and will never be good to be even considered for the sport, but TPC Sawgrass is a magnificent facility and has some beautiful views. Beautiful site also for a NE Florida wedding, so I'll review that aspect of TPC sawgrass. Considered one of the top venues and catering for weddings, TPC Sawgrass boasts spectacular views and top service to their clients. The venue was voted top by brides in the local jax bridal magazine. From the beginning of our inquiry to the sales catering team till after the wedding, TPC has gives us the best service and wedding experience. Our wedding was October 2013, prime month for weddings in FL. Throughout the process, Chris Hoffman & Molly Mieras along with the sales catering team was helpful and accommodating by all means. I wouldn't exchange our wedding venue for anything! Yes it is on the pricier side of venues but there's much more value and service you receive! As booked for the venue, you get top notch catering, sales catering team, wedding cake from Classic Cakes, social membership for one year (great discounts!), and beautiful views. Overall I am pleased with TPC sawgrass and their magnificent staff members. I can't express how much I love this place!! read more
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