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The Pete Dye Stadium Course is an 18-hole resort golf course located in La Quinta, California, within the PGA West resort complex. Designed by architect Pete Dye, the course is situated in the Greater Palm Springs area, set against the backdrop of the Coral Mountain landscape and rugged desert terrain. It is one of five resort courses available for public play at the facility, which also includes the Mountain, Dunes, Nicklaus Tournament, and Greg Norman courses.

The course is widely recognized for its role as the host of the Honda Classic, a tournament on the PGA Tour. This history has established the Stadium Course as a venue that has witnessed significant moments in professional golf. The design incorporates strategic elements typical of Dye’s work, challenging players with specific hole configurations that demand precision and strategy.

PGA West markets the Stadium Course as part of its collection of iconic courses designed by legendary architects including Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer, and Tom Weiskopf. The resort positions itself as the "Western Home of Golf in America," offering a mix of resort play and private club experiences. The course remains a key component of the resort's identity, attracting golfers seeking to play on a layout with a rich tournament pedigree.