Golf Courses

TPC Craig Ranch ☆ Follow

TX

TPC Craig Ranch is a championship golf course designed by major champion Tom Weiskopf and is a member of the Tournament Players Club network operated by the PGA Tour. Located within the community of Craig Ranch in McKinney, Texas, north-northeast of Dallas, the course features 18 holes. The course plays among gently rolling hills and on the limestone banks of Rowlett Creek, which crosses the course 14 times. The private facility first opened for golfing action in 2004. TPC Craig Ranch is consistently ranked among Golf Digest's top private courses in the United States and was recently redesigned by World Golf Hall of Famer Lanny Wadkins. The comprehensive renovation revitalized key infrastructure and upgraded playing surfaces, with fairways featuring Stadium Zoysia, roughs and tees upgraded with TifTuf Bermuda, and greens showcasing 777 Bentgrass. The course signed a five-year agreement in 2020 to host the PGA Tour's AT&T Byron Nelson, which has surrendered low scoring in each of the three years it held the event in 2021, 2022, and 2023. Previously, it hosted the Nationwide Tour Championship, the season-ending tournament on the second tier Nationwide Tour (now Korn Ferry Tour), in 2008 and 2012.

TPC Deere Run ☆ Follow

IL

TPC Deere Run is a championship golf course located in Silvis, Illinois, in the Quad Cities region, approximately two hours west of Chicago. Designed by D.A. Weibring, a former PGA TOUR professional, the course stretches 7,256 yards at par 71 across the rolling landscape of a former Arabian horse farm. The layout masterfully incorporates the area's natural terrain, featuring wooded ravines and views along the picturesque Rock River. The course presents a significant challenge to golfers of all skill levels, with five sets of tees ranging from championship tips exceeding 7,200 yards to women's forward tees at 5,179 yards. Golf Digest ranked TPC Deere Run No. 42 among the United States' 100 Greatest Public Golf Courses, while Golfweek Magazine placed it among Illinois's top five courses. Since 2000, TPC Deere Run has hosted the PGA TOUR's annual John Deere Classic, held in July the week before the British Open. The tournament attracts top professional talent and has served as a qualifier for The Open Championship, helping launch careers of notable PGA TOUR professionals.

TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas ☆ Follow

TX

The 18-hole, par-70 course measures 7,166 yards from the championship tees and was originally designed in 1982 by Jay Morrish, with player consultants Byron Nelson and Ben Crenshaw, then redesigned in 2008 by D.A. Weibring and Steve Wolfard. Located a mere 20-minute drive from downtown Dallas, the club is private but visitor play can be arranged through the resort. The design is highlighted by rolling fairways, extensive bunkering, and greens that are framed by grassy mounds. The signature 18th hole is an attractive dogleg left that plays around a pond highlighted by waterfalls, with a bunker on the far side of the fairway and water on the left, thus setting up a demanding approach shot. The 17th hole is a 198-yard par 3 that plays downhill from the tee to a green featuring water on the right and a bunker on the left. The back nine is the course's best side with the 17th and 18th holes providing an impressive climactic finish. The course hosted the Byron Nelson Championship, an annual PGA TOUR event for 35 years. The Byron Nelson was held at TPC Las Colinas from 1986-1993 and again from 1994-2017 at TPC Four Seasons.

TPC Harding Park ☆ Follow

CA

TPC Harding Park is an 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course located on a gently rolling peninsula surrounded by Lake Merced in San Francisco. Originally designed by architects Willie Watson and Sam Whiting in 1925, the course features towering Monterey Cypress trees lining the fairways and borders the scenic lake throughout. The layout includes contoured green complexes and four sets of tees accommodating golfers of all skill levels from beginners to advanced players. The course has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments including the San Francisco Open, Lucky International Professional Golf Championship, 2005 World Golf Championships-American Express Championship, Presidents Cup (2009), Charles Schwab Cup Championship (2010, 2011, 2013), and 2015 WGC-Cadillac Match Play. Ranked by Golf Digest as one of the "Best Places to Play" with 4.5 out of 5 stars, TPC Harding Park remains a premier destination for Bay Area golfers. The facility also includes the Fleming 9, a complementary 9-hole course exceeding 2,100 yards.

TPC Jasna Polana ☆ Follow

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TPC Jasna Polana is an 18-hole championship golf course featuring 7,098 yards from the longest tees with a par of 72. The course was designed by Gary Player and opened in 1998. The course rating is 74.0 with a slope rating of 138. Located in the scenic countryside of Princeton, New Jersey, TPC Jasna Polana is a premier private club. Corridors of mature hardwood trees frame manicured fairways, with numerous lakes, creeks and ponds adding to the golf course's strategic diversity and beauty. The course finishes with a spectacular risk/reward finishing hole, a 515-yard, par-5 18th hole which favors long hitters. TPC Jasna Polana features five sets of tees on each hole, allowing members to play from approximately 6,000 to 7,100 yards. Playing conditions at Jasna Polana are maintained to PGA TOUR standards year-round, complemented by a 3.5-acre practice facility which features a 60,000 square-foot practice tee, four putting greens and practice bunkers. For three seasons (2000-02), TPC Jasna Polana played host to the PGA's Champions Tour, known as the Instinet Classic. The course has also hosted a Shell's Wonderful World of Golf televised match.

TPC Las Vegas ☆ Follow

NV

TPC Las Vegas is a par-71, 7,106-yard championship golf course designed by Bobby Weed and World Golf Hall of Famer Raymond Floyd. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, the course features lush greens winding through a scenic high desert landscape with arroyos and barrancas across several hundred acres. Playing at an elevation between 2,000 and 2,500 feet, the course provides 7-10 yards of extra distance in the thin desert air. The course challenges skilled golfers while remaining accessible to beginners. Notably, putts break away from the mountains toward the distant Stratosphere Resort and Casino, which is visible from several holes. The back nine presents particular difficulty, with standout holes including the 423-yard par-4 "Death Valley" on hole 13, featuring risk-reward shot-making opportunities. Hole 14, the "steeple hole," is a challenging 465-yard par-4 where players aim at a distant church steeple, with a ridge running through the fairway that significantly impacts approach shot distance and difficulty.

TPC Louisiana ☆ Follow

LA

TPC Louisiana is an 18-hole golf course located in Avondale, Louisiana, a suburb southwest of New Orleans. Opened in 2004, it was designed by renowned golf course architect Pete Dye in consultation with tour professionals Steve Elkington and Kelly Gibson. The course plays as a par-72 golf course at a scorecard distance of 7,425 yards, making it one of the longer courses on the PGA Tour. Five sets of tees range from 5,121 yards from the front/women's tees to 7,400 yards from the tips. The breathtaking scenery stretches over 250 acres of wetlands along the Mississippi River Delta, with this championship golf course meeting the highest course conditions and representing the natural local habitat. The layout incorporates stately stands of cypress and oak trees with plenty of water hazards and bunkers, featuring over 100 bunkers as well as five ponds. The course has four par 5s, four par 3s and 10 par 4s, finishing with an incredible par-5 finish. The signature hole is the par-5, 18th hole, with water in play for the entire right side. TPC Louisiana has been part of the PGA Tour's Tournament Players Club network since its second season, and hosts the tour's Zurich Classic of New Orleans in the spring. The championship golf course is open to the public, with a variety of memberships available.

TPC Michigan ☆ Follow

MI

TPC of Myrtle Beach ☆ Follow

SC

TPC Piper Glen ☆ Follow

NC

TPC Piper Glen is an 18-hole Arnold Palmer championship golf course located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer, the course serves as the centerpiece of a comprehensive golf and country club experience. The facility offers remarkable seclusion in the heart of Charlotte while maintaining accessibility for players of all skill levels. Beyond the golf course, TPC Piper Glen functions as a full-service country club, featuring dining at K62 restaurant, tennis and pickleball courts, swimming facilities, a fitness center, and event hosting capabilities. The club provides an integrated recreational experience combining championship golf with additional amenities typical of premier country club membership, making it a comprehensive destination for golf and leisure activities in the Charlotte area.

TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm ☆ Follow

MD

TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm is a championship private golf course located on 220 acres of rolling wooded countryside in Montgomery County, Maryland, less than 20 miles from Washington, D.C. The course underwent a historic renovation in 2008 under PGA TOUR Design Services, resulting in a dramatically redesigned layout that showcases natural rolling terrain with bentgrass tees, fairways, and greens, complemented by Scottish-style bunkering and fescue grasses. Formerly known as TPC Avenel, the course hosted numerous PGA TOUR events including the Kemper Open, FBR Capital Open, and Booz Allen Classic. It subsequently hosted the Quicken Loans National in 2017 and 2018, and the 2022 Wells Fargo Championship. In 2010, the renovated course hosted the Bridgestone SENIOR PLAYERS Championship on the PGA TOUR Champions. The facility features a state-of-the-art practice facility and a spacious clubhouse with casual and fine dining areas, a full-service golf shop, updated locker rooms, and multiple boardrooms and banquet spaces. As a private membership club, TPC Potomac offers access to the TPC Network of courses nationwide and provides personalized service consistent with PGA TOUR standards.

TPC River Highlands ☆ Follow

CT

TPC River Highlands is a private championship golf course located in Cromwell, Connecticut, situated on a bluff overlooking the Connecticut River near Hartford. The course has been the host venue for the PGA TOUR's Travelers Championship since 1991, Connecticut's largest professional sports event. Golf Digest named it one of the Top 10 Golf Courses in Connecticut, while Connecticut Golfer Online ranked it the Best Private Course in the State for six consecutive years. In 2012, PGA TOUR professionals ranked it No. 25 in Golf World's PGA TOUR Course Rankings. The facility features a championship golf course complemented by an expansive practice facility including a large putting green and short game practice area. Beyond golf, the club offers a New England-style clubhouse with multiple dining options, as well as additional amenities including a swimming pool and tennis courts for members and guests. The membership structure includes no assessments for course or clubhouse improvements and no food and beverage minimums. Members also enjoy privileges through the TPC Passport Program, allowing play at courses worldwide.

TPC San Antonio ☆ Follow

TX

TPC San Antonio is a 36-hole championship golf facility featuring two courses designed by renowned architects. The Canyons Course, a par-72 layout of 7,106 yards, was designed by Pete Dye in consultation with PGA TOUR player Bruce Lietzke. It showcases Dye's signature wide fairways, mature oak and cedar trees, and panoramic views of the Cibolo Canyons, offering an accessible yet challenging experience for all skill levels. The Oaks Course, a par-72, 7,435-yard design by Greg Norman with input from Sergio Garcia, incorporates the natural Hill Country landscape and indigenous flora into its layout. Both courses were ranked among Texas's top 15 "Best Courses You Can Play" by Golfweek in 2012. The Canyons Course previously hosted the PGA TOUR Champions San Antonio Championship, while the Oaks Course hosts the PGA TOUR's Valero Texas Open. TPC San Antonio demonstrates environmental stewardship through eco-friendly course design, a closed-loop irrigation system protecting the Edwards Aquifer, and Audubon International Cooperative Sanctuary System designation.

TPC San Antonio Pro Shop ☆ Follow

TX

TPC San Antonio is a private resort golf facility featuring two championship courses designed by renowned architects Pete Dye and Greg Norman. The Oaks Course, designed by Norman, presents narrow, tree-lined fairways and represents the more challenging layout, hosting the PGA TOUR's Valero Texas Open. The Canyons Course, designed by Dye, features his signature wide fairways and panoramic Hill Country views overlooking the adjacent Cibolo Canyons community. Both courses offer multiple tee sets to accommodate golfers of all skill levels. TPC San Antonio is one of only three U.S. properties to have hosted two PGA TOUR events annually. The Canyons Course previously hosted the PGA TOUR Champions San Antonio Championship from 2010 to 2015. Located in San Antonio, Texas, the facility is accessible to Club Members and guests of the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa, offering a complete resort experience with a 42,000 square-foot clubhouse, Lantana Spa, dining facilities, and recreational amenities.

TPC Sawgrass ☆ Follow

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TPC Scottsdale Champions Course ☆ Follow

AZ

The Champions Course at TPC Scottsdale is a Randy Heckenkemper-designed layout that offers an ideal desert golf experience. Completely revamped in 2007 on the former site of TPC Scottsdale's Desert Course, the course meanders through naturally rugged terrain, between natural ravines and picturesque foothills in Scottsdale, Arizona. The design balances strategy with aesthetics, accommodating golfers of all skill levels. Each hole can be played multiple ways, creating varied challenges that differ with each round. The course is characterized by its seamless integration with the desert landscape, flowing naturally through the terrain rather than imposing artificial elements. A defining feature is its acclaimed finishing stretch of four challenging holes designed to test even accomplished players. This final sequence provides a memorable conclusion to the round. The Champions Course rivals its sister course, the Stadium Course, in both beauty and playability, offering golfers a comprehensive desert golf experience that emphasizes strategic shot-making across varied topography and natural hazards.

TPC Scottsdale Stadium Course ☆ Follow

AZ

The Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale is an 18-hole championship course designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, renovated in 2014. Located in Scottsdale, Arizona, the course is maintained to PGA TOUR-quality standards year-round, allowing public players to compete on the same fairways used by professional golfers. The course is most renowned as the host venue of the WM Phoenix Open, one of the PGA TOUR's most heavily attended events. Its signature hole is the par-3 16th, which transforms into "The Coliseum" during tournament play, creating one of the most distinctive and exciting spectator settings in professional sports. The Stadium Course offers golfers the opportunity to experience championship-level golf design and conditioning. Beyond tournament weeks, players can test their skills on pristine fairways maintained to professional standards, making it an accessible venue for both competitive and leisure golfers seeking an elevated playing experience.

TPC Southwind ☆ Follow

TN

TPC Southwind is a championship private golf course located in the gated Southwind community in Southeast Memphis, Tennessee. The par-70 course stretches 7,244 yards and was designed by acclaimed architect Ron Prichard, with input from PGA TOUR players Hubert Green and Fuzzy Zoeller. Ranked No. 23 in Golf World magazine's Exclusive PGA Tour Course Rankings as of January 2012, the course is maintained to PGA TOUR professional standards. As the PGA TOUR's only private golf club in Tennessee, TPC Southwind serves as the home of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, a major PGA TOUR event. The facility offers a comprehensive practice facility and features a 33,000-square-foot clubhouse with casual and fine dining options. Beyond golf, members enjoy access to lighted tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a fitness center. The course has been recognized with numerous honors and accolades over more than three decades of operation, maintaining the highest standards of quality and service.

TPC Stadium Golf Course (PGA West) ☆ Follow

CA

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.

TPC Stonebrae ☆ Follow

CA

TPC Sugarloaf ☆ Follow

GA

TPC Sugarloaf, situated on 1,200 acres in Duluth, Georgia, features 27 holes of championship golf designed by Greg Norman. The primary course comprises two nine-hole sections: "The Stables" and "The Meadows," forming a par-72, 7,259-yard championship layout. A third nine, "The Pines," offers slightly shorter yardage with comparable challenge. The course is characterized by tree-lined Bermuda fairways, streams, lakes, and rolling hills typical of Georgia's countryside landscape. Named among Golf Digest's "Best New Private Clubs in the U.S." at its 1997 debut and Golfweek's "Top 100 Best Residential Golf Courses," TPC Sugarloaf represents a challenging championship-caliber design. The facility includes a 10-acre practice facility and hosts the Mitsubishi Electric Classic, a PGA TOUR Champions event. Beyond golf, the property offers a 60,000-square-foot clubhouse with dining, a 7-acre Lifestyle Center with fitness facilities, tennis courts, and an aquatics center, establishing it as a comprehensive private club destination.

TPC Summerlin ☆ Follow

NV

TPC Summerlin is a par-72, 7,243-yard championship golf course located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Designed by renowned architect Bobby Weed with Player Consultant Fuzzy Zoeller, the course is carved from rugged desert terrain featuring dramatic contrasts between lush bentgrass greens and raw desert landscape. The layout meanders through arroyos and canyons with numerous water features, honey mesquite, and pine trees set against undisturbed desert washes, creating a visually striking course. TPC Summerlin hosts the Shriners Children's Open, the fourth event of the PGA TOUR's FedExCup season, making it challenging enough for professional players. Despite its championship difficulty, the course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with five tee options on each hole. Named by Golf Digest as "One of America's Best Golf Courses" and by Nevada Business Magazine as Nevada's "#1 Private Golf Course," TPC Summerlin combines innovative design with natural desert aesthetics to create one of Nevada's most visually stunning golf tests.

TPC Tampa Bay ☆ Follow

FL

TPC Tampa Bay is an 18-hole championship resort course built by the PGA TOUR in 1991 and designed by Bobby Weed. Located in Lutz, Florida, the course winds through natural wetlands, cypress heads, and lagoons, creating a scenic and challenging layout. The course has earned a 4½-star rating from Golf Digest and was named one of Florida's top five golf courses by Florida Golf Magazine. As one of only two courses in the Tampa Bay area designated as an Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, TPC Tampa Bay emphasizes its natural setting and abundant wildlife. The masterfully designed layout challenges elite golfers while remaining accessible to players of all skill levels. The course has served as the home of 21 consecutive PGA TOUR Champions events, demonstrating its quality and tournament-hosting capabilities. The combination of strategic design, natural terrain, and wildlife habitat makes it a distinctive destination for competitive and recreational golf in the Tampa Bay region.

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley ☆ Follow

Ontario

TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley is a premier golf destination located in Caledon's rolling hills just outside Toronto, featuring three of Canada's top 25 public courses: the North Course, Hoot Course, and Heathlands Course. The facility serves as a comprehensive resort destination offering multiple 18-hole championship layouts designed to challenge golfers of varying skill levels across the scenic landscape of the Greater Toronto Area. The property hosts significant tournaments, including the 2026 RBC Canadian Open, establishing it as a major venue in Canadian golf. Beyond golf, the facility provides accommodations including newly developed villas, multiple dining venues, and comprehensive academy instruction programs. The courses are situated among rolling terrain characteristic of the Caledon region, offering varied elevation changes and natural landscape features. The venue specializes in hosting tournaments, corporate events, and golf schools while maintaining its focus as a public golf destination serving the Toronto market and broader Canadian golfing community.