In the famous 16th TPC Scottsdale hole, you can also get a professional experience (for limited time) – Golf.com

The crowds will disappear, the madness has subsided. But the stands will remain for another month or more.

By the end of Sunday afternoon, after the final turns were dropped at the outdoor party known as the Phoenix Open 2025 WM, the TPC Scottsdale stadium course will start to return to what is the other 51 weeks a year: a high resort course Class: High -end resort resort in high desert resort.

However, the transformation is gradually.

On Monday, for example, the course will be closed as work begins with disassembling food stands, pavilions and other tournament infrastructure. There is no public game that day. And not on Tuesday, when the course is reserved for a corporate trip.

Only on Wednesday will business, as usual, resume, with Tee Times available for the general public.

Part of the appeal, as advertised on the official website of TPC Scottsdale, is “Play where Pros play” as soon as they are over playing – to take a smooth course, with the rough still up and the greens that move close to the speed of the tournament.

And while there is no way to repeat the wild atmosphere of the tournament week, another feature will feel true to the event: the stands of the tournament will still stand, including (most famous) around the 16th hole.

Built to accommodate approximately 16,000 to 20,000 tournament fans, they do not publish the exact number of seating around this short par-3, unlike any in the game. It takes months to install for about a month to download it.

Until it is removed – most probably by mid -April, at that moment, all seating places of the tournament must disappear – anyone who plays the stadium course will get a chance to neglect it in what is a gladiatorial arena, Minus the stormy crowds.

The cost of this experience can vary as the stadium course uses a dynamic pricing with prices that are hesitant according to the time of day and year. Winter is a peak season, and demand is always high before and after the tournament. But slots are available, even this next week.

The teenager still had openings for singles on Wednesday morning, at $ 579 per player and multiple players in the afternoon, with $ 339 per player. It was the same for Thursday and Friday.

The noise from the crowd is sold separately.