Of course, it’s easy to say more distance equates to better results, but what does that mean on a real golf hole, like the island green 17th at TPC Sawgrass’ Stadium Course, host of the ...

The suggestion came from Dye’s wife and design partner, Alice—and since the first Players Championship held at the Stadium ... Club opened with the island-green par-3 ninth hole. After TPC ...

(via TPC) Island Green is the most famous hole of the Stadium course at 17th; although it is not an island, but a peninsula. From tee to green, it's only 137 yards (125 meters) long and 78 feet ...

Pete Dye’s 17th at the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass is surely on the podium, perhaps with a couple other short one-shotters on the Monterey Peninsula and Amen Corner. But the island green was ...

The apex. The trajectory, about 7 feet left of the flagstick on the menacing Island Green of The Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. The 8-iron was the club. Maybe, the wrong club.

The Stadium Course’s par-3, island-green on 17 remains one of the most famous holes in golf. For more on TPC Sawgrass rates, click here.

The tournament will be eight holes of stroke play, beginning on the par-4 10th hole, and conclude on TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course’s iconic island-green 17th, with the top-three finishers ...

This pristine golf course ... “stadium” concept and was built to host The Players Championship. The signature hole of TPC Sawgrass is the par-3, 137-yard 17th hole, known as the “Island ...

After a harsh January, which kind of shape will the Players Stadium Course in for the best players in the world? The early word: pristine.

The iconic par-3 17th hole, with its island green, remains a pivotal hole where the tournament can be won or lost. A hole-by-hole description of the Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass ...

The iconic par-3 17th hole, with its island green, remains a pivotal hole where the tournament can be won or lost. A hole-by-hole description of the Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass ...