PGA WEST - Stadium Course tee times

What golfers love

Golfers tell us that the golf course provides an awesome experience. They describe the course as immaculate and a great way to end their annual golf trip. Despite the tight tee time, they managed to play all 18 holes. The proshop offers a great selection of merchandise, and golfers highly recommend the laser engraved bag tag. According to reviews, the staff at the course is friendly and efficient. Golfers appreciate their helpfulness. However, some reviews mention the need for a ranger on the course to speed up play and the absence of water stations. It is recommended to bring your own water as the course is located in the desert. The course itself is praised for its excellent condition and great pin placement. The greens are described as fantastic and quick. However, some golfers note that the pace of play can be slow, so it is advised to book tee times no later than 1:30/1:45 to finish in daylight. Despite the slow pace of play in some instances, the course is highly recommended by golfers. It is considered a must-play course, offering an excellent challenge for those looking to play at a higher level. Golfers appreciate the well-maintained stadium and the opportunity to finish their round without any issues. While there are positive aspects to the course, some golfers mention a few areas for improvement. They suggest the inclusion of GPS systems in the carts and better communication regarding pin placement. Additionally, the absence of color-coded hole flags and maps of the holes on the scorecard is mentioned. These improvements would enhance the overall experience for golfers. Overall, golfers appreciate the friendly staff, excellent course conditions, and the value for money. The facility quality is highly regarded, and the course is considered challenging by those seeking a test of their skills.

Good to know

Golfers tell us that the golf course needs improvement in several areas. One major concern is the slow pace of play, with reviewers mentioning waiting on every tee box and rounds taking longer than expected. Golfers also mentioned the need for a ranger on the course to speed up play. Another area for improvement is the lack of water stations on the course, as one reviewer noted the need to bring your own water since the course is in the desert. Several golfers also expressed the need for GPS systems in the carts and pin placement information, as these were not provided and made it difficult to navigate the course. Additionally, some reviewers found the course to be too challenging for average and senior golfers, with blind approach shots and heavily bunkered greens making it difficult for newer players. Golfers believe that addressing the slow pace of play, providing more information for players to navigate the course, and making it more accessible for less experienced players are areas that need improvement.