Tournament Player’s Club (TPC) Scottsdale Golf Club

TPC Scottsdale has earned a host of honors, including a spot among the "Top 50 Golf and Resort Destinations in the World," by Conde Nast Traveler.

Designed by Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf, the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale was purpose-built to host the PGA Tour's Phoenix Open, and it has done so since 1987. Designed with high drama in mind, the venue is well known as one of the most exciting and fan-friendly in all of golf, which includes a thrilling finishing stretch that begins with the risk-reward 15th hole. The course plays to over 7,200 yards from the tournament tees, but golfers who play the course during their Arizona golf vacation will find the layout has more forgiving fairways than many other area desert courses. The TPC experience includes one of the most encompassing practice areas in the destination, as well as a grand clubhouse that includes the Toro Restaurant and Rum Bar. 

TPC Scottsdale is also home to the Champions Course, which rivals its better-known sibling golf course with all the good looks and good golf one might expect in the Scottsdale area. Formerly the Desert Course, this redesign by architect Randy Heckenkemper fits effortlessly into the untouched desert landscape surrounding it. 

Finally, the TPC experience wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Grand Clubhouse, which includes the Toro Restaurant and Rum Bar.