Host course to the PGA Tour’s Humana Challenge, formerly known as the Bob Hope Classic, and site of David Duval's 1999 win with a final round, course record 59, the tournament boasts many big name winners such as Mark Wilson (2012), Bill Haas (2010), Phil Mickelson (2002,2004), Fred Couples (1998) Jack Nicklaus (1963) and Mr. Palmer himself, winning a record five times (1960, 62, 68, 71, 73).

Host course to the PGA Tour’s Humana Challenge, formerly known as the Bob Hope Classic, and site of David Duval's 1999 win with a final round, course record 59, the tournament boasts many big name winners such as Mark Wilson (2012), Bill Haas (2010), Phil Mickelson (2002,2004), Fred Couples (1998) Jack Nicklaus (1963) and Mr. Palmer himself, winning a record five times (1960, 62, 68, 71, 73).

Host course to the PGA Tour’s Humana Challenge, formerly known as the Bob Hope Classic, and site of David Duval's 1999 win with a final round, course record 59, the tournament boasts many big name winners such as Mark Wilson (2012), Bill Haas (2010), Phil Mickelson (2002,2004), Fred Couples (1998) Jack Nicklaus (1963) and Mr. Palmer himself, winning a record five times (1960, 62, 68, 71, 73).

Rated one of the "Top 100 Courses in the World" by GOLF Magazine and 4th toughest course in America in Golf Digest’s "Top 50 Toughest Courses in America" (2007), there may be no greater challenge or excitement in the game of golf . At 7,300 yards, the TPC Stadium Course has the highest stroke (76.1) and slope (150) ratings of all the courses at PGA WEST®. A Pete Dye golf course, TPC Stadium delivers multiple adrenaline rushes throughout the round. Host to PGA TOUR "Q-School" Finals every other year, PGA TOUR hopefuls must navigate the island green of hole #17, known as Alcatraz, as well as the menacing water-lined 18th. Imagine needing to make par-par on two of the toughest finishing holes in golf to earn the coveted PGA TOUR card! In 2016 the TPC Stadium will serve as the Host Course for the CareerBuilder Challenge, formerly known as the Humana Challenge and Bob Hope Classic. The tournament has not been played here since 1987 as it was moved to the Private Arnold Plamer Course in 1988. Named "Stadium" thanks to Dye's ingenious plan to sculpt spectator seating into the natural terrain, many historic moments in golf have occurred here, including Lee Trevino's unforgettable hole-in-one on Alcatraz. This won him a carry-over Skin worth $175,000 in the 1987 made-for-TV "Skins Game," hosted at PGA WEST from 1986-1991. With five sets of tees, the TPC Stadium lures all skill levels.