Play where the pros play: TPC Scottsdale stadium course 2025 green fees
The Phoenix Open is a professional golf tournament on the PGA Tour, held in early February at TPC Scottsdale (Arizona).
Known as “The Greatest Show on Grass,” the PGA Waste Management Phoenix Open is a firm fan favorite. Attendance tends to hover around half a million people over the five-day event, the biggest crowd in all of golf.
The proximity of Arizona State University guarantees a sizeable student population in the crowd, congregating primarily around the 16th hole, where a 20,000-seat grandstand makes for one big party.
Now in its 91st year, the Phoenix Open has seen its fortunes swing from poor attendance in the 1930s to a solid, if subdued, attendance in the 1960s. From 1971 onward, the tournament began to attract bigger names. Since 1973, the Phoenix Open has been played on Super Bowl weekend, adding the final touches to the carnival atmosphere that surrounds it.
⛳️♻️🔥 The Waste Management Phoenix Open starts tomorrow… let’s go! ☢️pic.twitter.com/uKq2mSrk65
— NUCLR GOLF (@NUCLRGOLF) February 5, 2025
Playing at TPC Scottsdale
Whilst general admission tickets to the Phoenix Open are available during the competition for $75-100, playing on the course in Scottsdale is a different matter.
For any would-be players anxious to test themselves at Arizona’s most celebrated course, there are two lines of opportunity with golfers being able to apply for an annual membership or a daily fee.
Green fees on the Players Stadium Course have two different rates depending on the time of year and time of day.
According to the club’s official website, two rates are available for golfers who would like to play the stadium course: The lowest green fees available are $129 and for those who would like to play during the high season, before or after the tournament, it would cost a minimum of $379. Their website offers more specific information for making tee times and the green fees.