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WM PHOENIX OPEN · TPC SCOTTSDALE · 8–14 FEBRUARY 2027

The 2027 WM Phoenix Open: tickets, packages & travel

The loudest week in golf, in the desert.

The 17th and 18th holes at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course with hospitality grandstands and the McDowell Mountains behind
THE WEEK

Plan WM Phoenix Open 2027 with your eyes open.

The 92nd WM Phoenix Open is played on the Stadium Course at TPC Scottsdale from 8 to 14 February 2027. Monday and Tuesday are practice days, Wednesday is the Annexus Pro-Am, and the 72 holes run from Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 February. First played in 1932, it is the fifth-oldest event on the PGA TOUR, and in 2026 it raised more than US$20.1 million for Arizona charities. It is also the rare tournament where a general admission ticket is cheap and easy to get. The harder parts are a hotel room in mid-February, the crowds on Friday and Saturday, and fitting in your own rounds while the host course is closed. Chris Gotterup defends the title he won in a playoff with Hideki Matsuyama.

How tickets work now.

General admission went on sale in early October 2026 through wmphoenixopen.com, at the same prices as the year before. Monday and Tuesday are free under Ford Free Days. Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday cost US$75 plus a US$15 fee, and Friday and Saturday US$125 plus US$18. Children aged 15 and under get in free with an adult. For a seat, the Kiva Club sits between the 10th green and the 17th tee and costs US$200 or US$250 a day plus fees, with a minimum of two tickets. Daily hospitality includes Skybar above the 17th and NINE on the 9th green. Skybox suites on the 16th, the Coliseum, start at US$100,000. Resale sites already list 2027 days, often above face value.

Package or do it yourself?

Most visitors do not need a package for the tickets, because daily general admission is still on sale. A package earns its keep on beds, transport and golf. Golfbreaks lists its WM Phoenix Open packages from US$1,299, with taxes and resort fees included, and offers Skybox hospitality on the 16th as an upgrade. Its WM Phoenix Open Tour Experience is seven nights, bed and breakfast, at Hyatt House Scottsdale/Old Town, with Friday and Sunday tournament tickets and three rounds: both We-Ko-Pa courses and Troon North. The WM Phoenix Open & Las Vegas tour spends four nights in Scottsdale and three at the MGM Grand, driving north past the Grand Canyon, with rounds at We-Ko-Pa’s Cholla, TPC Las Vegas and the Paiute resort’s Sun Mountain course.

WM Phoenix Open 2027 packages that include the hard part.

EVENT PACKAGE · GOLFBREAKS

2027 WM Phoenix Open packages

Tournament packages; Skybox hospitality on the 16th as an upgrade

Stay: Scottsdale

The simplest route to a Phoenix Open week: tournament access and a Scottsdale stay in one booking, with taxes and resort fees included and Skybox seats over the 16th available as an upgrade.

From $1,299 ppSee the package
EVENT PACKAGE · GOLFBREAKS

WM Phoenix Open Tour Experience

7 nights B&B, 3 rounds, Friday and Sunday tournament tickets

Rounds: We-Ko-Pa Saguaro · Troon North · We-Ko-Pa Cholla

Stay: Hyatt House Scottsdale/Old Town

For golfers who want to play as much as watch: Friday at the Coliseum and the final round on Sunday, with both We-Ko-Pa courses and Troon North in between and Old Town on foot from the hotel.

From $4,299 ppSee the package
EVENT PACKAGE · GOLFBREAKS

WM Phoenix Open & Las Vegas Tour

7 nights B&B (4 Scottsdale, 3 Las Vegas), 3 rounds, Friday and Sunday tournament tickets

Rounds: We-Ko-Pa Cholla · TPC Las Vegas · Las Vegas Paiute Sun Mountain

Stay: Hyatt House Scottsdale/Old Town and MGM Grand, Las Vegas

Two days at the Open with transfers to TPC Scottsdale, then a drive north past the Grand Canyon for three nights on the Strip and two Las Vegas rounds.

From $4,475 ppSee the package

Prices are Golfbreaks’ published per-person guide prices in US dollars, checked November 2026; your quote depends on dates and group size. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. How we work

Where to stay.

Closest to the gates is the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess, next to the Stadium Course, and its team curates the 1937 Club hospitality on the 18th green, so expect it to fill early and price high. Old Town Scottsdale, about 20 minutes south of the course, has the most restaurants and bars on foot and is where both Golfbreaks tours base their groups, at the Hyatt House. The Kierland and Scottsdale Airpark areas have mid-range chain hotels closer to the course. For a quieter base near your own rounds, the Four Seasons at Troon North and the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort sit beside their golf courses, each 20 to 40 minutes from TPC Scottsdale.

Getting there.

Allow about half an hour from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) to TPC Scottsdale via the Loop 101, longer on tournament days. Public parking is free, with shuttles to the gates. The 2027 fact sheet lists Lot A at WestWorld, with shuttles from 7 am to 11 pm Monday to Saturday and to 6.30 pm on Sunday; Lot B at Salt River Fields, Loop 101 and Via de Ventura, from 9 am to 6 pm; and Lot C at WestWorld from Thursday. Ride-share drops and picks up at Bell94 Sports Complex, Lot R. The tournament says these plans may change, so check them in early February.

Play while you are there.

The Stadium Course is closed to the public for tournament week, and the grandstands go up in the weeks before, so plan your round for later in the season and expect mandatory forecaddies from November to April. We-Ko-Pa, under 40 minutes east, keeps fixed rates: US$329 from 8 January to 8 February 2027, then US$359 from 9 to 14 February, plus 9% tax. It opens tee times 90 days ahead, so mid-November is when Open week becomes bookable. Saguaro is the one to walk. Troon North, 20 minutes north, also books 90 days out, with dynamic pricing and a 5% water surcharge. In 2026 it put a forecaddie with every foursome on Thursday to Saturday mornings in high season, so budget a tip of US$40 or more each.

Bringing your clubs.

Flying clubs in for a February week is optional here. We-Ko-Pa and Troon North both rent Callaway sets for US$99 plus tax, and We-Ko-Pa adds six logo balls. Troon North does not rent shoes, so pack your own.

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Questions golfers ask.

When is the 2027 WM Phoenix Open?

Tournament week runs from Monday 8 to Sunday 14 February 2027 at TPC Scottsdale. The Annexus Pro-Am is on Wednesday 10 February, and the four rounds are played from Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 February. The Concert in the Coliseum, on the 16th hole, opens the week on Saturday 6 February.

How much are WM Phoenix Open tickets?

Daily general admission costs US$75 plus fees on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, and US$125 plus fees on Friday and Saturday. Monday and Tuesday are free under Ford Free Days, and children aged 15 and under go free with an adult all week.

What is the Coors Light Birds Nest?

The tournament’s evening music tent, open Wednesday to Saturday at 82nd Street and Bell Road, across from the main entrance. It is 21 and over and ticketed separately. The 2027 line-up runs Riley Green, Jason Aldean, Snoop Dogg and Calvin Harris, with headliners on stage around 8.30 pm.

Can I play TPC Scottsdale during Phoenix Open week?

No. The Stadium Course is given over to the tournament. We-Ko-Pa and Troon North both take visitors that week and open bookings 90 days ahead; We-Ko-Pa charges US$359 for 9–14 February 2027, plus tax.

Where do I park for the WM Phoenix Open?

Public parking is free at WestWorld (Lots A and C) and Salt River Fields (Lot B), with shuttles to the tournament gates. Ride-share uses Bell94 Sports Complex. Phoenix Sky Harbor is about 30 minutes away.

Sources & planning notes

WM Phoenix Open: 2027 tournament fact sheet ↗WM Phoenix Open: 2027 event schedule ↗WM Phoenix Open: general admission and Kiva Club ↗AZFamily: general admission tickets on sale for 2027 ↗We-Ko-Pa Golf Club: rates and packages ↗

Last checked 10 November 2026. Event dates and ticket routes come from the organiser where published, or the named source. Course rules and fees come from our linked guides. This is an independent planning guide, not a ticket seller.

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