TPC of Scottsdale

TPC of Scottsdale is a golf resort in Scottsdale, Arizona, offering two championship courses across the dry terrain of the Sonoran Desert. The Stadium Course features natural landforms and rocky outcrops, while the Champions Course emphasizes rolling fairways and water hazards.

The facility opened in 1986 as part of the Tournament Players Club series and has served as the permanent venue for the Phoenix Open since then. Over the following decades the grounds underwent several redesigns to meet evolving playing standards.

The facility takes its name from the Tournament Players Club network, a collection of venues designed for professional tour events across the United States. Visitors experience a site where competitive play meets recreational access, and during tournaments the crowd creates a particularly loud and festive energy rarely seen at other golf events.

The site offers instruction from trained coaches, practice areas, and a shop stocked with golf equipment. Dining options and nearby partner hotels support both players and visitors during their stay.

The 16th green on the Stadium Course transforms during the Phoenix Open into a temporary arena holding around 20,000 seats. This structure fully encloses the playing area and creates an unusually tight and noisy spectator environment for professional golf.