The Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale is defined by its raucous, stadium-like 16th hole, a spectacle unmatched in professional golf. Carved into the Sonoran Desert landscape of North Scottsdale, the course presents a target-style experience, favoring strategic play over raw power and creating risk-reward opportunities. The fairways, generously wide in places and tight in others, reward accuracy as much as distance, while undulating greens demand a deft touch. Designed by Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf, the Stadium Course was conceived specifically to host the Phoenix Open (now the WM Phoenix Open), solidifying its place as one of the most-attended events on the PGA TOUR. Ben Crenshaw contributed a renovation that was unveiled in 2014. Each year, the world's best golfers navigate its demanding layout, which includes the famed par-3 16th, where the atmosphere is more akin to a sporting arena than a golf course. Beyond the tournament fervor, TPC Scottsdale offers a compelling desert golf experience. While the 16th hole earns the spotlight, the other 17 holes present strategic challenges that appeal to golfers of all skill levels. TPC Scottsdale is renowned for its exceptional facilities and commitment to providing an experience that extends beyond the course, making it a popular destination for golf enthusiasts visiting the area.