Designed expressly as the stage for the PGA TOUR's FBR Open, the event draws over 500,000 fans and is the largest spectator golf event in the world. In fact, the enthusiasm of the fans that surround the 16th hole gives this short par-3 a "stadium" atmosphere and creates one of the most exciting settings in professional sports. This hole is one of many unique locations on the Stadium course where fans witness many history-making moments by the world's greatest players on the PGA TOUR.

Named one of the “Top 10 Public Golf Courses in Arizona” by Golf Digest, the magnificent par-71, 7,216- yard Stadium Course was designed by Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf expressly to serve as the stage for the PGA TOUR’s legendary FBR Open – the largest spectator golf event in the world. During the 51 weeks of the year when fans are not witnessing history-making moments by the world’s best golfers in “The Greatest Show on Grass,” they can test their own skills on the same pristine fairways, maintained to PGA TOUR-quality standards year-round. Lauded for its outstanding environmental stewardship, the Stadium Course was the first golf course in Arizona to be designated an Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary System.

Printable scorecard for the Stadium Course