TPC Scottsdale

Knowing TPC Scottsdale policies ensures a smooth tournament or event experience amid large crowds.

• Payment Options: All purchases are cashless; credit/debit cards and mobile payments are accepted.⁴
• Prohibited Items: No outside food/drinks, drones, selfie sticks, chairs, or weapons of any kind.⁵
• Age Restrictions: Most events are all ages; all guests, including children over three, need a registered wristband.⁴

For the most up-to-date guidance and information on regulations (including bag policies), check the official TPC Scottsdale policy page.

Scottsdale's golf-centric North Scottsdale blends luxury resorts with vibrant entertainment hubs.

• Salt River Fields at Talking Stick: Spring training home of D-backs and Rockies, outdoor venue for festivals, with a capacity of 11,000.⁹
• WestWorld of Scottsdale: Expansive equestrian and event center hosting Barrett-Jackson auctions, concerts, and expos, with a reception capacity of 10,000.¹⁰
• Scottsdale Stadium: Downtown ballpark for San Francisco Giants spring training, and a multipurpose venue for sports and events, with a seating capacity of 12,000.¹¹

Extensive free parking lots accommodate thousands with shuttle services during major events.⁴

Public Transportation: Shuttle buses operate from large, designated parking areas (often near WestWorld), which are accessible via freeway exits like Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd or Princess Drive. Rideshares are recommended during peak tournament traffic.⁶

Driving: For driving to TPC Scottsdale, use this address 17020 N Hayden Rd, Scottsdale, AZ, 85255.⁷

Nearby parking options include:⁴

• Lot A - Westworld
• Lot B - Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

Tournament concessions highlight Pan-Latin flavors from Toro Restaurant & Rum Bar, quick bites and craft cocktails at the Champions Patio Bar, and elevated domestic fare with 12 beers on tap at the DraftKings Sportsbook. Guests 21+ can enjoy the Valley’s largest rum selection or premium mixed drinks.⁸

Opened in 1986, TPC Scottsdale was designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish with a pioneering “stadium golf” concept that reshaped spectator viewing. The Stadium Course is most famous for its par-3, 16th hole that transforms into “The Coliseum” during the tournaments.

The Champions Course, designed by Randy Heckenkemper, offers a complementary desert golf experience.^12,13,14 As the home of the WM Phoenix Open, TPC Scottsdale blends iconic tournament history with year‑round public play and resort‑style amenities.