TPC Sawgrass
Course Overview
Nestled in the sun-drenched, breezy expanses of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, TPC Sawgrass is not just a golf course—it's a legend carved out of the coastal terrain since its opening in 1980. Designed by the visionary Pete Dye, this course is a true golfer's paradise, famously hosting THE PLAYERS Championship and challenging the finest players in the sport.
As you walk the fairways, you'll feel the echoes of epic shots and historic rounds, especially as you approach the iconic 17th hole. Ah, the 17th—where the infamous 'Island Green' awaits. This par-3 is almost entirely surrounded by water, demanding precision and a steady nerve. It's a thrilling test for players of all levels and a bucket-list experience for any golf enthusiast.
If you're swinging the clubs here for the first time, remember—strategy is your best friend. Take the time to study the wind and be thoughtful with your club selection. It’s not just about power here; it's about smart play and respect for the elements.
So whether you’re a seasoned pro or a passionate amateur, TPC Sawgrass promises not just a round of golf, but a storied journey through one of the game's most revered landscapes. Ready to take the challenge?
Course Information
Course Type
Resort Course
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7215 yards
Course Designers
Tournament History
- TPC Sawgrass is best known for hosting THE PLAYERS Championship annually, attracting the best golfers in the world.
Additional Notes
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Designers: The course was designed by noted golf course architect Pete Dye.
Tournament History: TPC Sawgrass is best known for hosting THE PLAYERS Championship annually, attracting the best golfers in the world.
Playing Tips: Precision and strategic thinking are crucial, especially on holes with significant water hazards. Club selection and understanding wind conditions can greatly influence play.
Notable Holes
The 17th hole is famous for its 'Island Green', a par-3 surrounded almost entirely by water, making it one of the most recognizable holes in golf.
Playing Tips
- Precision and strategic thinking are crucial, especially on holes with significant water hazards. Club selection and understanding wind conditions can greatly influence play.
