2024 Waste Management Phoenix Open: The PGA Waste Management Phoenix Open, colloquially referred to as “The Greatest Show on Grass,” is an absolute audience favorite. Approximately 500,000 individuals attended the five-day event, which is the largest audience in the history of golf.
A significant number of students will be in attendance due to the proximity of Arizona State University. They will congregate predominantly around the sixteenth hole, where a grandstand with 20,000 seats will create an enormous party.
The Phoenix Open, which is currently in its ninetieth year, has experienced a fluctuation in attendance from a lackluster showing in the 1930s to a respectable, albeit moderate, attendance in the 1960s. Starting in 1971, the tournament began to draw more prominent competitors. The Phoenix Open has been contested during Super Bowl weekend since 1973, thereby enhancing the carnival-like ambiance that envelops the event.
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The Phoenix Open sells general admission tickets for $75 to $100, but playing on the course in Scottsdale is different.
People who want to test themselves on Arizona’s top course can pay a daily fee or join annually.
The Players Stadium Course charges two packages for 24 hours of golf annually. The default price per player drops from $650 from September to May to $450 from June to August.
To play more often at the TPC, an annual pass costs $4,500 per person, $7,000 for couples, and $2,500 for each family member.
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