I have played both courses in years past and I must say, both have gone downhill.  Champions is filled with unprepared divots and unbelievable amount of ballparks on the greens.  It's like maintenance isn't doing anything all the sudden.  Maybe the PGA is in a poor financial position because they definately are not keeping it up.\n\n    Stadium is the worst I've ever played it.  Most unprepared ball marks I've ever seen, course is ridiculously soft and the greens are not only hairy (rolling about 6) they also didn't even mow the first foot of the green all the way around.  All in all, for what they charge, they should be ashamed at the conditions.  They claim a PGA Tour Experience, but no PGA Tour player would put up with these embarrassing conditions.\n\n      Last, I'll say that our caddies, while nice guys, were a BIG part of the problem.  I've played Bandon Dunes, Chambers Bay, Torrey Pines, Pebble and many other caddie clubs.  TPC Caddies are the worst trained I've ever seen.  They are a big part of the maintenance issue.  Finally, after watching both caddies not fix a ball mark or fill a divot in 5 holes...I told them I expected each of them to fix 3 ball marks per hole at minimum and to fill as many divots as they could.  Embarrassing for the course for me to have to tell them that.  Whoever is training the caddies should be fired!!\n\n       I also played Grayhawk and Weekopah.  One thousand percent difference.  Both greens were good, courses well maintained and service was great.  \n\n        Of all the golf I've played, I'd say if you pay less than $90 to play Stadium Course,  it's worth it.  Any more than that, go to Weekopah or Grayhawk.  For the Champions Course, don't pay more than $49.  You'll be disappointed.