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TPC Sawgrass

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TPC Sawgrass is a golf complex in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, operated as part of the PGA Tour’s Tournament Players Club network. Its Stadium Course opened in 1980 and has hosted The Players Championship since 1982, while the complex also includes the later Dye’s Valley Course. The Stadium Course was designed by Pete Dye and is particularly associated with its par-three 17th hole, whose green is surrounded by water.

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What is TPC Sawgrass best known for?

TPC Sawgrass is a golf complex in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, best known for hosting The Players Championship. Its Stadium Course opened in 1980.

Why is the 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass famous?

The 17th hole on the Stadium Course is a short par-three played to an island green surrounded by water. A missed shot can become costly even though the hole is much shorter than many other tournament holes.

Which tournament is played at TPC Sawgrass?

The Players Championship is held at TPC Sawgrass on the PGA Tour. The tournament's association with the Stadium Course has made the venue one of professional golf's most recognizable locations.

Can ordinary golfers play TPC Sawgrass?

TPC Sawgrass is a public-access resort facility rather than a course reserved only for tour professionals. Visitors can seek tee times on its resort courses, including the Stadium Course, subject to availability and current booking conditions.

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