TPC Scottsdale

I had the opportunity to come out and play in a two day golf tournament at TPM Scottsdale just at the start of summer, and what an experience it turned out to be. There are two courses, one that feels more desert style, and then the Champions course is a little bit more natural feeling. Together, they make a couple challenging tracks that will treat you fair if you can control your shot shapes. The practice facilities were great. Grass hitting areas, big putting greens, pitching and chipping areas, and lots of space to work on your game. From tees to green, you have these fun opportunities to go long and be rewarded with good approach shots. the Greens were fast and firm, but not unreasonable. Overall, this turned out to be a bucket list course for me that I didn't even realize was on my list until I played it. Though this is the home of the WM Open, the stadium course feels completely different without the big grandstands, but you can still feel the energy of the layout in the last few holes on the back nine. Big risk reward moments everywhere :)

We were in town for my son‘s baseball tournament and decided to sneak a round on his day off. My dad was in town for Father’s Day and it was an amazing round of golf and had cocktails and appetizers after the round in the clubhouse. What an incredible course and the staff was top-notch. I’m so glad we went.

The staff at TPC Scottsdale were outstanding — professional, welcoming, and made my 30th birthday round with my dad a memory I’ll never forget. Course conditions were flawless, especially impressive for the Arizona summer. World-class experience all around.

One of the best golfing experiences I’ve had. Played the stadium course over MDW, it exceeded expectations. Great practice area before teeing off, and the course was in excellent condition. Staff was welcoming and attentive. You won’t regret playing here.

We had a birthday dinner here hosted by my son and daughter in law and the atmosphere was amazing. Beautiful restaurant. Fantastic service. Katrina was amazing. And the food and drinks were a 10/10 delicious. And I was able to watch the rest of the Eagles playoff game. The views overlook the golf course as well. I highly recommend you to visit.

Amazing to walk these fairways hitting shots into these greens was awesome. I'll be back for sure. Stadium course rocks 🪨 🎸 😎

Really enjoyed my round of golf here. It was a fun course and not super difficult. High quality range/warm up area. Pleasant staff.

TPC Scottsdale is a golfer’s paradise! The course is absolutely pristine, with stunning desert landscapes, beautifully maintained fairways, and just the right level of challenge. Playing the iconic Stadium Course was a bucket-list experience—walking the same fairways as the pros during the Waste Management Phoenix Open was surreal. The staff was top-notch from start to finish—friendly, professional, and always ready to help. The clubhouse is gorgeous, and the food and drinks were excellent too. Whether you're a serious golfer or just want to enjoy a round in a world-class setting, TPC Scottsdale is a must-visit. Can’t wait to come back!

Truly a special experience. I loved this golf course. Practice area was great, everything you need to get warmed up. Unfortunately they were doing construction on their restaurant so only the outside bar at the turn was open for food. Food wasn't bad. The course is in very good shape and has a really fun layout. Lots of opportunities to score but some very difficult holes mixed in. The back nine is one of the best back nines I've played. Lots a water and risk reward shots. I can't wait to play this course again. The champions course was fun too but the stadium course is on a different level. Price is steep but you have to check this one off your list.

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.

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

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.

Home of the PGA Tour's Waste Management Open, TPC Scottsdale was the primary purpose of our guys golf trip to Arizona. We decided to try the Champions course first and save Stadium for a future date; the Champions course was in immaculate condition with an incredible training facility! We were greeted upon arrival by staff who took our bags and got us set up on the range. Balls on the range are complimentary so I was ball striking quite a bit during my warm up. They have a large putting green and chipping greens with bunkers. I would recommend coming a couple hours early if you're one of those people that like to warm up and get loose. The course itself was beautiful and pace of play was great, we finished in about 4.5 hours. Beverage carts are out so tip the staff well! Loved every bit of the course, which was more forgiving than other TPC courses we have played in the past. Absolutely awesome experience, can't wait to return to take on the Stadium course next! Best, Charlie

If you are in Arizona this time of year , it's truly an experience to behold to be a part of the unique-ness that only Scottsdale can bring to golf in a way that no other venue on the PGA will. I mean, you won't see scantily clad women of every age and social demographic displaying drunken behavior in the manner that you do here at this TPC. You usually get drunk men at other golf venues .. but this is a level. You may see things like dares of young-- or old running across the 18th into the water hazard, for example and pummeled by the police , ( last year 2023!); you will definitely see someone vomit from excessive use of alcohol & not knowing when to say when; you may see public urination on said green, ( yes that is illegal in Arizona); the Greenskeeper isn't an area to watch golf but more of an area to well, rage. It's loud ; it's boisterous and the craziest thing I've ever witnessed in a PGA tour. And we aren't even talking about the golf play yet .. where the 16th hole may be the hole that the pros get beer cans slung at them by the gracious, ever so mannered fans that spend hard earned money to come and be crazy. I've been to Pebble Beach ; Augusta National ; Torrey Pines and that is in the US.. it's nuts. I was in the Scorekeeper's Box this year .. I went on the first day despite not planning to. This years Rideshare shuttle / drop off is a complete disaster. It drops you at minimum a half a mile away. Then you walk to the gate. Coming out if you ask for directions, the purple shirt PRO TE guy , ( Tuesday) was in cahoots w the taxi drivers-- & tried directing people away from the signage! He said it was wrong! order your Uber/Lyft on your shuttle to LOT/R because I waited on day 1 & it took 25 min for a Uber. I live in the area too! If you park closer Westworld the shuttle from there is easier - but don't do that & embide.. tons of cops will get you , as they should. Day 2/ Wednesday the ProAm Celebrity round canceled due to the soggy green & that is no blame. This is AZ, not the UK! Our suite was getting soggy too. Not ideal conditions but the suite workers were great ; good food and clean restrooms within the suite area .. the downfall is the rideshare pick up / drop off .. total nightmare.

Had the opportunity to play TPC Scottsdale in mid April. I had played here before but it had been 20 years. Course was in great condition. The service was excellent. Had a great caddie who was very knowledgeable and helpful, but he contributed to our slow pace of play to start. Probably not a great idea to put a twosome behind a half a dozen groups in a company event. Only thing keeping this from a five star review is that the caddie attempted to take advantage of us at the end of the round regarding the tip that we were going to give him on top of the caddie fee our company had already paid. It was very uncomfortable. The clubhouse staff handled it very well and helped resolve the situation. Unfortunately it was a rough way to end a beautiful day on a great course. If you have the opportunity give TPC Scottsdale a try. It is challenging and fun.

04/28/24 Wife and I stopped in the check out the appeal, the driving range is fabulous very neat and tidy. There are a few different hats to choose from and many different brand shirts. Make sure you bring 2 credit cards with you you may need them

There are two TPC courses in Scottsdale, Arizona. I played the stadium course where the PGA plays in March. The PGA tournament was called the Phoenix Open, but it is now called the Waste Management. This is another course you want to add to your bucket list. The service is impeccable once you arrive. Staff is ready to help at the bag drop. Friendly people at the pro shop. This course does require a caddie. This was my first time having a caddie, and now I am spoiled. The caddie not only holds your clubs when you putt, but he helps spot your golf shots. The best part is that he does help you with the breaks on the greens. We played in November, so the course is already setting up the stands for the tournament in March. Definitely relish the infamous hole 16 where Tiger Woods hit his hole in one back in 1999. The stands are immense. You can just imagine how many golf fans are in the stands. Also, they have a marker where the fans helped move the huge boulder so Tiger could hit his shot on hole 13.

Very poorly managed compared to last time I was here a number of years ago. No marshal on the course keeping things moving. On hole 15 there were 4-5 groups backed up. For the price we paid the lack of management ruined the experience.

First time here and the course did not disappoint! We arrived early and dined in at the clubhouse where the staff was friendly, attentive and courteous and the bloody mary's were on-point. We went several weeks after the WM Phoenix Open and the course was still in pristine condition. The contractors were taking down the grandstand, but still had the opportunity to imagine the energy standing on 16! Caddy service was great and made it an absolute enjoyable round. Can't wait to come back again, big fan!

Great courses. Enjoyed the practice facility at Champions course which is much quieter and more reasonably priced.

Played the stadium course recently, and really enjoyed the golf. We were a bit disappointed that the cost of green fees didn't include golf balls or waters, but the cart guys were great. The course was in very good condition, and we enjoyed the stadium course.

Here for the best golf tournament on the planet!!! Always enjoy this tournament and the course itself. Best time of year here is February through April

I made a tee time on GolfNow for my brother and I to play TPC Champions Course and the system booked us for 9/14 instead of 9/16. I immediately call GolfNow and they told me only the PRO Shop could help me. The guy in the Pro shop refused to help me and give me a credit of the $285 I paid and lost. He send me to head pro voicemail, which I left a message for and send an email, and got zero response. I have played here before, I have been to the Phoenix open, I am a member at Seville Country Club in Gilbert, and its clear all this course cares about is money and not taking care of a loyal customer. Well thats the easiest way to lose loyalty, as I will tell many about this. Any other course would go out of the way to either refund me, or give me a credit to play a different time. But I guess you needed my $285 more. Tim F.

Ok. I have not gone to any other PGA event other than the waste management open at TPC Scottsdale. For the last few years, I have gone to the Pro-Am on Wednesday at this event. The crowds are reasonable the vibe is festive and the 16th hole is something that everyone should experience golf fan or not. If there's any chance you can experience the 16th hole at this event, are you sure you it's a bucket list item. Enjoy!

This review is for the Champions Course, good price for what you get! Out of all the courses we played in the Arizona area, this was the best kept, with amazing greens and scenery to take in. Their carts were also some of the best I've seen, distance tracking to the hole, usb charging to name some features. From getting there, the cart guys loaded our bags, pulled the cart around to the side of the bar to ready it, and cleaned the clubs after the round was done. Nice touch! Good variety of holes with some neat challenges out there! Every hole seemed to have a great view, so we weren't disappointed at all. Would love to come back for the Stadium Course but it also comes at a hefty price!

What's up everybody! I was back there again today had a great salad and a mai tai for lunch and guess what today is my birthday as well! This place never disappoints me I'll be coming here once a week to bring my clients so that we can enjoy the view on the back patio Way to go guys! And I have to say with the Salad that I ordered and I added the salmon on it and the secret is having the fried pork belly with a salad it is amazing and it is one of the most best salads that I've ever eaten I'll be back next week everyone see you guys then. And I want to give a big shout out to our waitress Tia you are the bomb!

Amazing golf courses. Pristine conditions. Excellent services. The ice and water machines in the course keep the golfers cool and hydrated. The only negative is this time of the year they've started building the grandstands for the Waste Management Open in February. The unsightly construction blocks some of the beautiful scenery around the course.

If there was a zero Star, I would give it. Don't come to Scottsdale and waste your time or money. Poorly maintained, garbage everywhere.

You can definitely tell this place is all about the money. I have a tournament in a couple of weeks and all I wanted to do was scope out the champions course that I'm going to play because I never played it and they would not even let me just ride on the cart path and look at the golf course. Not even if I was able to pay. They wanted the full fare mode playing golf in order to do just that.

Living in Az for over 20years finally got to play TPC. I'm upset at myself for nothing playing it all these times. Play golf almost every weekend locally. 8 of us played for a buddy Manny's birthday yesterday. What a great experience from the bag cart guys to the pro shop to the Players assistant, the ranger, the cart girl the girl at the stop on hole 9. Top notch! Everyone we came in contact with at the course was amazing. That's what 5 star service is. They made us feel welcome and wanted us to have a great time and we did thanks to all of you! We will back several times a year now. Keep up the good work and showing people what a real team on a golf should be like.

Friendly staff! Champions course was in excellent shape and the greens ran true!! Loved every minute of it!

We were looking forward to being on this course since it's where the pros play. We were shockingly not impressed. What a waste of a day and money! At $200 per person and pros paying there, it should have been better! Everything about this course was average, at best. The views were just average and looked about the same at each hole. The difficulty level was average. There was no ice in the machines at the holes and at 110 degrees that should have been mandatory! The bag tags we got looked like little crackers. And to top it off the the service in the restaurant was not good.

Personally I only come to TPC for waste management or to enjoy dinner at the grill. I haven't been lucky enough to play here BUT my husband has. He has played here about 8 times now. He has played on both the stadium and champions course. He enjoys playing on stadium more he says the environment and its more forgiving than playing over at the champions course. So I can vouch for the food here. The appetizers are amazing all of them. I really enjoy the skirt steak with the yucca fries.. They can pretty much make anything into a kids meal my daughter usually gets mac & cheese our son just get a cheeseburger pretty basic with them. My husband gets the pork chop. I enjoyed the chocolate crunch dessert they have ice cream from Sweet Republic which is one of my favorite ice cream shops in the valley!!!!! Come here for golf come for the waste management come for the food it is an amazing experience

WOW! what can I say, had an outing here about a week ago, Teed off at 9:00 and got battered with the heat. The Champions course is in great shape. The Stadium was closed at the time. We played a four hour round, it was a decent pace. Beer cart came by a lot to keep us hydrated, even a guy drove around with cold towels. Great Service!! The Champion course has a lot of characters, and is challenging if you can't hit the fairways like me. We had a lot of fun here, and would love to try the Stadium course.

Add 10 strokes to whatever you shoot at your local country club or 20 from your muni, this track is a beast. Bring a weed wacker if you're in the first cut !

Great course to play in Scottsdale. The champions course is so much fun. The stadium course is expensive, but is also very good

Any future outside employee or curious onlooker, please read: When first employed at TPC, I was excited to assist with the customer service aspects of the company. Active management, helpful staffing and a beautiful facility strides during Arizona's golf season. Fast forward to the late spring and summer months, and things begin to drastically change for the worse. Policies that are unheard of were introduced. Policies like leaving rental golf clubs out in the summer sun all day to burn and potentially injure guests and workers, to declining guests water bottles (only when it's above 113 degrees outside). These are just two primary examples of where TPC's image went once their tournament season came to a close. Managers do not assist with employee schedule conflicts or requests, and are not done so purposefully to maintain TPC's image of having a full staff, regardless of their health conditions. Outdoor workers were not given the correct materials or abilities to perform to their fullest capability due to the lack of cold water, proper shelter and overall hospitality from management. General managers lurk around the area, actually avoiding any confrontation with their workers. No misters are available on property as well. Management will make false promises to make working better for all weather conditions, yet never enforces or carries out their word. No misters are on the property. Workers often exclaimed how the shift felt better when managers were not clocked in, and how when they were, felt forced and uncomfortable at work. Also, be mindful when it comes to picking up rental clubs that are on the bag rack. They most likely have been asked to be left there for guests to use...in the Arizona summer sun and heat. Many liabilities are possible. Food is available at the bar for a lunch break, but getting the time and food itself to take said break is near impossible without issues from management or other staff. Mix near dangerous heat temperatures with limited food and cold water, and that explains why we had ambulances on speed dial. I love the game of golf and have worked in country club customer service for nearly five years, but this took corporate disregard for the safety of its employees and guests to a whole new level. It does not take a lot of effort to proceed with this job in a positive way. However, that is only obtainable with the help of all staff assisting others. TPC Scottsdale needs to highly consider training and maintaining positivity throughout the workplace, hence my leave and early non-consensual termination with six days remaining on my two week notice. I highly advise searching elsewhere for a part time outdoors golf position, unless you are familiar and okay with management that does not do its part to care for its employees and solely cares about its image.

Expensive, high quality golf course with all the amenities. It was on my aunt's bucket list so I found myself here as well. Many of the golfers playing today were not pros in any way, more the opposite. People just like playing on nice courses, and this is one. Plus, all the carts work well, and if you head South, you will find this is not the case. Oh, and there's the bar after golf. Overpriced but that will be in the other review.

Ranger Matt was the absolute best. He constantly made sure we had water and wet towels. His service was off the charts and was more attentive then any other ranger i've encountered at courses! Definitely recommend golfing here, even in the heat.. he will take care of you!

Great time here. Everyone is super friendly and the course is in great shape. Matt is a homie. Highly recommend

We enjoyed the beautiful view of the golf course! Amazing omelette and yummy French toast! The patio was amazing, during a slow time on a Sunday our meal was so fresh and tasty! A few things th at could of made everything outstanding! Was the hostess that greeted had no personality not friendly or welcoming! Our server was very personably but not efficient! I ordered white toast got rye, our water glasses stayed empty had to ask for refills and Arnold Palmer empty needed to be asked for! I asked for ketchup waited at least 10 min for my potatoes! Dirty dishes remained along time on the table! The chefs did an amazing job! Our server Don a wonderful personable person but not an effective server of what is needed when dining! We will give it another try to this amazing venue!!

So glad my wife and I made it a point to play on this course on our trip to Scottsdale. Wonderful staff, course was in great shape, even though it felt like it was 1M degrees out on the course. Pace of play was perfect with no hiccups. Never had to wait on the group in front of us. Driving range was in good condition and carts were modern.

We found the course to be nice. Greens and fairways were not as pristine as I had hoped. Played Champions Course 3/30/18. All staff were very pleasant. Club house, food services, beverage cart, starter...everyone was very nice. Accessing the course was easy, and our round was pretty smooth at right around 4hrs 15 mins. Which is a good pace. Greens played pretty fast, disappointed not a lot of golfers had the courtesy to tend to their divots and ball marks. We had perfect weather, not too hot. Only real thought is that the course conditions did not seem like a $120 per round course. Having played a few Trump courses, and Torrey, and some of the great tracks around SoCal, I thought it would be magnificent, and it was "just ok."

Visited TPC Scottsdale, did not play due to timing. But Matt made the trip very memorable and made my inner golf nerd happy. Will definitely play on my next trip! Also ate at toro and loved it.

Definitely a different year than in the past, but we had an absolute blast! People watching was not the same as it used to be, but hung out and talked to a lot of amazing people! Awesome job Thunderbirds!

I planned out a 10 day golf trip with 6 of those days being in Scottsdale in February 2020. In mid-December 2019, while trying to arrange everything, I ended up having to change the day of our tee time from Friday to Thursday. The online system is a little clunky when trying to cancel a tee time, so I just called the pro shop on December 19th to make sure that I had gotten the tee time correct and everything else cancelled. Since I had done this a thousand other times at nearly every course I've ever played, I didn't think anything else of it. We played the Stadium Course on Thursday, February 6th, which is the week after the Waste Management Open, and the stadium was still up for the most part. The course was in perfect shape and the caddy was awesome. However, on Friday, February 9th I received an email saying there was a frost delay. Thinking that was weird, I called the pro shop to ask them why I had sent the email and they told me that I had a tee time that morning and they had booked me as a no-show and charged me $1396. When I told them I called and canceled that more than 6 weeks ago, they more or less told me I was a liar! They wanted me to show proof that I called (like I just keep phone records) and who I spoke to (like anyone would have any idea who I spoke to in the pro shop more than 6 weeks prior). We spent $2,000 there between four people the day before and they have the audacity to charge me another $1,400 for a mistake they made. I'll never spend another dollar at a TPC course ever again based on this experience. These people are crooks! Update: they've now charged me twice! $2800! Unbelievable!

excellent sushi, amazing drinks, sunset and the view of the 18th hole...gorgeous! The fried rice is a MUST as everyone told us. Brent was our server and he could not have been better he had a great attitude and provided great service. We had a wonderful time.

I got absolutely obliterated at the WMO. Beer flowing, ladies in sun dresses, and big dick Rick throwing darts . Fun times!

An absolutely phenomenal experience. From when we walked in greeted by Scott the starter to the cart girl Kayla and the player assistant Matt we all had so much fun. 8 of us from Canada, will definitely return.

Definitely a must while down here, came from Winnipeg, mb. Scottie and Matt McKay took great care of us. the friendliest staff and a beautiful course to play. Will be coming back next time I'm in Scottsdale!

TPC Scottsdale: Stadium Round played on 06/13/17, 06:30 tee time, $105 per person. Home to Waste Management's infamous tournament; probably one of the most rowdy and college like golf event on the PGA tour. "Stadium" Hole #16 is the modern age, Roman coliseum like arena. Let's be frank, we picked to play this course because of the hype. We were "tourist" golfers. This course was probably the one on our list that we looked forward to the most. TPC Scottsdale actually has two courses: Stadium and Championship. By simply talking to numerous locals and other golfers visiting Scottsdale strictly for golfing, everyone is just automatically drawn to Stadium because of its popularity. The staff was professional, helpful, and courteous. We arrived early and dropped our bags off first. The guys prepped our cart for us. I immediately noticed that they had Titleist clubs to rent and the newest models available: 917 driver, AP2, AP1, etc. They had a few other brands available as well but it seemed like Titleist was the leading pack. After checking in, we headed over to their range to warm up. They will send over a guy to let you know when to head over to the 1st tee box. If it is your time like it was ours, the first hole had its aura of "Wow, I'm playing the course the pros play that I've seen on TV." However, after a few holes on the first nine, the hype will soon wear off. Nothing stood out as amazing. The greens weren't as fast as I thought they would be and the conditions were mediocre. They did ask us to try our best to apply the 90 degree cart rule and if we had to drive on the fairway to just stay off the rough as much as we could. Lots of holes were lined up against homes and/or condos. The starter gave us a helpful yardage book that I wished I used more of. When you finally reach the back 9, things start to open up a little bit and you start to wonder about that hole #16, par 3. We saw less homes and just more open land. You can get better pictures on the back 9 because it's much more picturesque. Hole 16 without the grand stands is really just a short par 3. We did take a minute to stand around, trying to imagine it all, while snapping as many pictures as we could. They had like four maintenance guys around on this hole. I found the back 9 holes to be a little more target golf, with more hazards coming into play. I don't recall any water hazards on the front, but be ready for some on the back 9. Do look out for that nasty left side bunker after the water hazard on hole #18. All in all, I would suggest to every golf enthusiast to come and try TPC Scottsdale: Stadium just to say you have played where the pros come through on tour. However, if and when I do come back to Scottsdale, I think I will skip Stadium and try the Championship Course. Many locals told us that it is quite underrated, in better shape, and has a lot less visitors since everyone is stacked on Stadium. If it wasn't for the Waste Management tournament that goes through Stadium course, then I would think of this course as any other course. I never even really felt like I was in a desert setting except for the heat that started to bare on us near the end of the round. The club house seemed like a pretty cool spot to hang out after the round. The locker room had a country club like feel to it. Knock Stadium course off your to-do (play) list, snap some pictures for memory and proof, and move onto the many numerous courses in the surrounding area.

Haven't had a chance to dine at the restaurant here, but I played a round here, and actually my first round of golf ever, on the Stadium course. Definitely not a beginners course, especially for someone like me who has never golfed before, but this was a beautiful course and definitely one to remember. The course was immaculate and scenery was beautiful, even in the hot Arizona sun. All of the staff members we encountered were very helpful and kind. Definitely will be coming back once I get my game up!

Played here on 10/26/21. $372 for cart path only, greens that were like shag carpet, one beverage cart and you would think for that much $$ there mught be a couple of water bottles in the cooler? Nope. There are 20 better courses in the area for half this price or less.

Gorgeous course, awesome food, and even better people! Matt McKay went above and beyond to give my husband and I an incredible experience! Definitely check out the course and say Hi to Matt for us!

Such a fun course to play on and it was pretty beginner friendly! The staff was amazing as well, really lives up to the hype.

Enjoyed my round, but afterwards saw something disturbing. When I was in the parking lot. I saw an employee using some form of drugs in the parking lot. I don't know this individual's name but they were in a white sedan. I am not a regular, however I saw them in the pro shop before the round. I created an alternate account with another name so to remain anonymous. I expected TPC to hold its employees to the highest standard and I was taken aback by the unprofessional actions I have seen there. Had a great time on the first for my first time on the course. But probably would not play here next time I am in Arizona.

Update: I played the Champions side 2x now and I enjoy it more than the Stadium side. It has reasonable prices, all the staff are friendly and the range is pure. Probably one of my favorite courses in North Scottsdale. I'll be picking up a TPC card for 2020 to play this course regularly. Fun track that's well manicured and has quality bunkers and greens!