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TPC Scottsdale

3.5 (169 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Jason W.

Site of the annual WM Open, the most-attended golf tournament, and has the most grandstands of any tournament. Was fortunate to get to play here months before the tournament, and they already started setting up many of the grandstands. The course itself was green, lush, fairly wide, with tournament length rough that will eat your ball whole. It's so lush you wouldn't know you were in the desert, except for some waste areas that are fairly wide open, except for the occasional succulent. The facilities are also top-notch with high-end dining and an excellent locker room.

C A.

I've played both courses, Champions and Stadium. My personal preference for golf, is the Champions Course. That said the course was in great condition and the staff was excellent. The Bev cart girl, Lauren, was phenomenal. We saw her several times, she was friendly, sweet and efficient!! In 108 degrees, ppl BETTER be tipping your servers!!! We gave generously because we truly appreciated the fact she was out there in that heat, all day long - so we could stay hydrated!! Drink selection was good, and when she was out of something we wanted, she had it restocked on her next round!! How's that for customer service? Excellent experience at TPC. It was fun to play the iconic 16th on the stadium course (even though the bleachers were not there). Pace of play was good and the pro shops are really nice - whatever you're looking for, they have it. Put it on your bucket list.

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Jennifer Nicole G.

Love this place! Attended the Waste Management golf tournament in February and had a blast! The course is gorgeous and had a blast in the clubhouse!

Carly M.

This review is for the WM Phoenix open which is held at the TPC Scottsdale course. It's held every year the same weekend as the Super Bowl. The week of the tourney -Monday and Tuesday are private tourneys and Wednesday is the celebrity golf tournament. The course is pretty immaculate during the tourney and it's so much fun. I don't care what people say about it being just a party event. You can watch golf or party it's up to you. My favorite week of the year except for Spring Training.

Jeff W.

The courses at TPC Scottdale are in impeccable shape, both challenging but fair, and offer length choices to fit any golfer skill. The staff is always helpful and work to make the day enjoyable. Playing the Stadium course when the WM Open stands are in place is an experience every golfer should have at least once.

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Curtiss T.

I don't recommend playing here in the off-season courses in horrible shape. It's not what you see on the waste management staff at the golf course is very friendly.

Angela W.

This review is for the Championship Course. Great condition on fairways and greens. I actually prefer this course over the stadium. Some of the holes layout surrounding the office buildings reminded me of TPC Southwind, but not as tough as Southwind. Clean bathroom. Ice and water machine located next to the outdoor bar behind the pro shop.

Leya R.

We came just after the WM Phoenix opening and they were already deconstructing the temporary structures. The course was in outstanding condition! The driving range includes balls. As for the course, the rough is ROUGH. Hard to get out of. The grass is just different from any rough we've played. The grass feels deeply rooted and thick making it hard to get the ball out. It's best to stay in fairway as much as possible. The greens were in good condition. It's best to hit moderately even though looking at the grass being short assuming it would be fast. The sand is beautiful groomed and in perfect condition. I was told that the sand is similar to the sand in Augusta- beautifully crushed white quartz. It was tempting to lay on the ground to make sand angels, lol! Enjoy the infamous hole 16! Harder than it looks. We had Remington as our caddie between 4 players, and he was great and helpful. Tipping for caddie was at least $50 or more per player. We ate at the Toro restaurant for breakfast we were very pleased at their above and beyond service. Overall, great experience!

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Championship course- Staff were very friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. Course was challenging and fun but the pins are VERY hard to see. Yellow/green matched the scenery and white flags with clouds in the sky made it near impossible to see. Especially for the color blind or challenged. The amenities out of the course need updating, water fountains need water bottle filling ability and trash cans. Landscaping in dessert areas could use more. Hole one needs shrubs or a net, the balls from the driving range litter the course making it difficulty to find your ball, recommend using a colored ball here, a sign stating that could help at the tee box or starter spiel. The pro shop lacks female options.

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Michael A.

First time out here and it was great fairly easy play compared to courses like legacy, grayhawk, Quintero. Would love to come back and play and the conditions were pretty decent for it being mid June, a lot of green to play and people actually fix their divots

Tom C.

7:20 Tee Time 8/12 We loved this course, given the record amount of days above 100 degree in Phoenix this course was very well maintained. Minimal dead or dying areas and no crab grass to be found. Greens showed some signs of being punch but rolled great. The fairway edges were very clean and the cart path to second cut we very clean and maintained. Cart path entrances to second cut were in great shape. Bunker edges were in top tier shape and the sand was not over watered or dry for being so early in the morning. Mowing was a constant but it would have been nice to have the blower running just behind the mowers for people on the course. Weston rated course maintenance a solid 7. 50$ at the turn gets you 2 hot dogs 2 coors lights 2 waters and a Gatorade. I couldn't see paying much more than the 160$ price tag even during good weather given the other options to travel too.

Sheila S.

This course was really nice! Although part of it was closed off, we still had a great time! The staff was very professional and courteous, we appreciated that! It was a beautiful place with a nice round of golf. We also really enjoyed their open air club house and patio/bar area.

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Lots of weeds and dirt patches. Causes lots of traffic during the Phoenix Open. Sadly this course used to be much better...

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Greens are nice. Great place to play if you are looking for 5.5 hour round of golf. Make sure there is not a tournament before you play.

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