At 7,300 yards, the Stadium Course has the highest stroke (76.1) and slope (150) ratings of all the courses at PGA WEST®. A Pete Dye golf course, Stadium delivers multiple adrenaline rushes throughout the round. Stadium is the Host course for the …

Walk in the footsteps of golf legends on the Stadium Course at PGA WEST, ranked among some of the best courses in the world. Home of the Desert Classic Golf Tournament, this par-72 course designed by Pete Dye provides the ultimate golf experience.

The mastermind of golf course architect Pete Dye, the Stadium is one of the most challenging courses anywhere. With multiple awards to its credit, the course and its features showcase Dye's exceptional brand of originality.

Jan 15, 2025 · Pete Dye designed it, and if player commentary was any indication, he’d made good on the mandate he’d been given to create the “hardest darned course in the world.” Birdies could be made, but...

The PGA WEST® Pete Dye Stadium Course is now open for play after a phenomenal restoration! Guided by Dye’s original vision for the course, the project involved stripping off the layers of organic material that had built up over the years, reshaping bunkers, installing drainage and finishing grades.

Jan 16, 2023 · Here are 5 Things to Know about the Stadium Course at PGA West. 1. ‘THE HARDEST DAMN COURSE’. Dye was given simple instructions when tasked with building the Stadium Course at PGA West....

Jan 15, 2025 · PGA West's Stadium Course recently a multimillion-dollar restoration of Pete Dye’s original vision at a nine-course destination property in California's Coachella Valley.

Jan 17, 2025 · The new greens and bunkers at the Pete Dye Stadium Course have certainly caught the attention of PGA Tour players at this week’s The American Express.

Jan 13, 2025 · The Stadium Course is one of three courses played for the PGA Tour stop. The Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course at PGA West and La Quinta Country Club have both seen renovations to their greens in recent years. Last summer, it was the Stadium Course’s turn. The idea was simply to return the green complexes at the Stadium Course to the original plans by famed architect Dye in 1986.

It's Pete Dye at his rambunctious best, with a finish mimicking his later design at TPC Sawgrass: a gambling par-5 16th (called San Andreas Fault), a short par-3 17th to an island green and an...