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The Bay Club overlooks the 17th fairway and green, providing an elevated view of the action on this memorable hole. As part of the Bay Club, participating companies have access to an upscale lounge area as well as a viewing platform overlooking the 10th fairway.

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• 48 Bay Club credentials per day (Tuesday-Sunday)
• Greenskeeper access for your guests (full access Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday. Access after 15:00 Friday and Saturday)
• Complimentary breakfast, lunch buffet, and open bar
• 20 General Admission tickets per day (Wednesday-Sunday for tournament admission only)
• 2 Valet parking passes good all week
• 15 Reserved parking passes per day (Tuesday-Sunday)

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• Free Admission on Monday and Tuesday courtesy of Ford Free Days.
• Ages 15 & under are free when accompanied by an adult.
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• Weekly sponsor packages available.

The DraftKings Sportsbook offers great food and beverage options including cocktails, beer and wine – making this a must-see “19th Hole” experience.

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Get up-close to the pros, feel the excitement, while enjoying close proximity to the Fan Zone, Merchandise Tent, and the main entrance.

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A newly reimagined 18th hole experience awaits at the 1937 Club curated by the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.

The Bay Club is located on golfer’s left at #17 overlooking the 17th fairway and green, providing a fantastic view of the action on a very drivable par 4.

Access to multiple hospitality venues throughout the week.

Cove is located on golfer’s right at #17 and provides one of the most valued suite hospitality opportunities for the corporate participant.

An exclusive suite on E18hteen provides one of the most valued opportunities for the corporate participant.

Offering a variety of package types, this high-energy locale has something for everyone all week long.

• Greenskeeper Package

Situated in the heart of the tournament and adjacent to the lake along the 18 th  fairway, Greenskeeper is the place to be and be seen.

Beautifully situated high above the Greenskeeper party, a Greenskeeper Suite Options provide an oasis to relax with your guests while keeping an eye on the energetic crowd below.

Enjoy all the amenities of four Members Club hospitality areas conveniently located throughout the TPC Scottsdale Golf Course.

• Holes 9, 12, 17, & 18

Scorekeepers is located on golfer’s left at #18. Seating overlooks the 18 th  fairway and provides incredible views of the excitement.

This premium space is perfect for a high-end daily option.

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The exclusive Skybox 16 provides one of the most valued opportunities for the corporate participant.

The Skybox 16 Loge Suites truly offer the most unique and exclusive experience at the tournament.

Overlooking the 18th green, sitting at the highest point of the TPC Scottsdale, the Perch provides a front row seat to the finishing hole as well as incredible views of all the tournament action.

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• Access to Birds Nest VIP area including catered buffet and bar
• Stage visible from Cabana

The Thunderbirds are excited to present the 3rd annual Concert in the Coliseum on the famous 16th Hole on Saturday, February 3rd.

More than 180 pages of colorful articles and advertisements, the souvenir program brings WM Phoenix Open folklore and excitement to life.

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In this video, walk through an Avila Bay Athletic Club & Spa Tour tour led by Nancy Terrell , the club’s general manager.

Nestled in Avila Beach on California’s central coast, the Avila Bay Athletic Club and Spa — a California Athletic Club location — is a full-service retreat that caters to a wide array of fitness and relaxation needs. In this video, Nancy Terrell, the club’s general manager, takes us on a tour to reveal why members find their experience akin to a vacation, surrounded by lush, tropical landscaping.

Adapting to the challenges of COVID, the club embraced outdoor fitness, leveraging the region’s favorable climate to create permanent workout spaces. Members have shown a preference for these open-air settings, complemented by top-tier equipment and expert personal training departments to enhance their exercise routine.

Tennis has seen a surge in popularity at the club, becoming more prominent than ever post-COVID, with the outdoor enthusiasm driving robust youth programs and introducing new offerings like pickleball. The aquatics program thrives with two outdoor pools and Jacuzzis, supporting activities like aqua aerobics and youth swim classes.

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Arnold Palmer and Bay Hill are a match made in heaven

The story of Arnold Palmer and Bay Hill is a story of love at first sight. Palmer put Bay Hill on the map, and the course keeps his legend alive by hosting an annual celebration of his legacy: the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard. Winners at Bay Hill must display the same grit and guile that Palmer did during his legendary career, and the winner is rewarded with his trademark red cardigan.

Bay Hill opened in 1961 in a remote corner of central Florida, on a site that featured natural hills and valleys, lakes and streams. It was surrounded by citrus groves but ill-suited for that use. It was perfect for another purpose, though: golf.

A few years after its opening, Bay Hill’s destiny was forever changed when Arnold Palmer visited to play an exhibition match. He shot 66 in the match on Feb. 28, 1965, to tie the course record and beat Jack Nicklaus by seven shots. “Palmer Brings Bay Hill to its Knees” read the next day’s newspaper.

The Bay Hill he saw on that first visit was “little more than a still-raw golf course with a tiny pro shop, a small guest lodge and a few modest bungalows carved out of the orange groves,” he later wrote. This photo of the club’s first (pictured) and 10th holes shows what Bay Hill looked like in its early years. Palmer immediately fell in love with the course.

“I’ve just played the best golf course in Florida, and I want to own it.”

- Arnold Palmer to his wife, Winnie, after playing Bay Hill for the first time

It was Bay Hill’s rustic locale that appealed to Palmer. “With its splendid isolation and Eden-like abundance of wildlife,” Palmer said, “it really was a little bit of paradise on earth.” He signed a five-year lease for the club in 1970 before exercising an option to buy in 1975. Bay Hill became a PGA TOUR venue four years later, breathing new life into the PGA TOUR’s annual stop in Orlando, Florida.

Bay Hill's 18th hole (pictured) has changed dramatically over the years, becoming one of the PGA TOUR's iconic finishing holes. (Courtesy of Bay Hill)

As this photo from 1962 (left) shows, Bay Hill’s finishing hole was originally a par 5 with a green elevated well above the lake and guarded by a steep embankment on the right. In preparation for its first PGA TOUR event, the 18th was converted from a par 5 to a long par 4 that demanded a long approach over the water.

Bay Hill’s final hole is now one of the most famous – and difficult – holes on the PGA TOUR. It has been the stage for so many dramatic finishes, from Robert Gamez’s walk-off eagle to Tiger Woods’ trio of clutch birdie putts.

“I realized that this indeed was a way I could give something valuable back to the PGA TOUR, which has been so very good to me and my family.”

– Arnold Palmer on his decision to bring a PGA TOUR event to Bay Hill

This series of aerial photographs show the growth of Bay Hill over the years. (Courtesy of Bay Hill)

From a rustic outpost to one of golf’s most recognizable courses, Bay Hill’s growth has continued over the past half-century. Today it is also known as one of the PGA TOUR’s toughest venues. It is the only course to rank in the top 10 in difficulty in each of the previous five seasons.

This year’s tournament marks the 20th anniversary of Mastercard’s sponsorship of the tournament. During that time, it has raised millions of dollars for children and families in the Orlando area and beyond. The tournament has experienced significant growth with enhanced player fields, fan experiences and designation as a Signature Event in 2024, as well. Along with Tiger Woods’ Genesis Invitational and Jack Nicklaus’ Memorial Tournament presented by Workday, the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard is one of three invitationals on TOUR hosted by legends of the game.

The list of winners at Bay Hill – which includes the likes of Tiger Woods (eight times), Ernie Els, Rory McIlroy, Phil Mickelson, Fred Couples, Vijay Singh, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Kite, Payne Stewart, Jason Day and Scottie Scheffler – is testament to the club’s stature. It has Arnold Palmer to thank. Bay Hill is the club Arnie built.

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2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational leaderboard, grades: Scottie Scheffler cruises as putter finally comes alive

Scheffler found his groove on the greens as the world no. 1 secured the five-stroke victory on sunday.

You know the phrase by now because it has been uttered ad nauseam over the last year: If Scottie Scheffler make putts, he will win . Well, this week at Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Scheffler did just that. The world No. 1 was a class above the rest at the 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational, finishing the tournament at 15 under for a five-stroke victory over Wyndham Clark.

Scheffler's triumph marks his second in the last three years at Bay Hill and his first on the PGA Tour since the 2023 Players Championship, a title he is set to defend next week. Since raising the trophy at TPC Sawgrass, Scheffler has displayed a level of consistency not seen in the golf world in quite some time.

During his 19-tournament winless drought on the PGA Tour, Scheffler collected 15 top-10 finishes, seven of which saw him finish on the podium. The tee-to-green numbers were baffling -- and continue to be -- but it was almost equally as stunning the Texan did not collect a trophy during this span as his putter often held him back.

"I was just sticking to my process," said Scheffler. "I had a good couple off weeks at home. I had a good time with friends and family and kind of reset. Going into this week, I tried to have a good attitude and Teddy [Scott] I think did a really good job of keeping me in a good headspace and, yeah, we played well."

After finding himself as many as five strokes adrift in the third round, Scheffler battled back thanks in part to some timely putting and began the final round in a share of the lead with Shane Lowry. Clark added a birdie on No. 1 to make the twosome at the top a trio, but that is as close as Scheffler would let his competitors get as his newly introduced mallet putter transformed a glaring weakness into a scary proposition for the field.

A birdie from 12 feet on the first hole set the tone for the day, and the gap turned into a two-stroke lead when Lowry dropped a shot on the opener and Clark did the same up ahead on the par-3 2nd.

The reigning U.S. Open champion seesawed with numerous exchanges of birdies and bogeys while Scheffler remained his steady self. A conversion from 7 feet on the dangerous par-5 6th added Scheffler's second birdie of the day before another nice putt from just inside 8 feet allowed him to remain at 2 under on the round and 11 under for the tournament.

A third bogey from Clark on No. 9 dropped him to even par as he made the turn. Of those who started Sunday inside the top 10, Clark was one of two players to not card an over-par opening nine. The problem was Scheffler was the other, and he was only getting started.

After turning in 2-under 34, the 27-year-old tacked on birdies on Nos. 10-11 to push his lead to five. It was enough to put this tournament on ice as Scheffler strolled through the back nine with five pars and two more birdies for good measure to cap off a final-round 66 that clipped the field average by more than seven strokes.

Contending in spite of his putter over the last year, Scheffler slipped on his second red cardigan this week because of that very club. Called upon countless times over the weekend -- Scheffler gained +1.50 strokes putting on Saturday, four more on Sunday and didn't miss inside 15 feet in Round 4 -- the mallet shined and gave the top player in the game another tool at his disposal.

The only player to navigate Bay Hill in a bogey-free fashion Sunday, Scheffler once again displayed that when he has all aspects of his game firing -- even that pesky putter -- there is no one in the world who can extinguish him. Grade: A+ 

Here is the breakdown for the rest of the leaderboard at the 2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational.

T4. Will Zalatoris (-7): I thought on Saturday that you could make him the Masters favorite, and I would have zero problems with it. Obviously, Scheffler took that off the table, but the point with Zalatoris is that he's way ahead of schedule, at least in my mind, in terms of where I thought he might be at this point in his return from back surgery. He's a real threat at every big event and every difficult golf course, and if he's, say, longer than 10-1 to win Augusta, that's something people should probably consider. Grade: A

T13. Justin Thomas (-3):  Thomas was good all week just as he has been all year. He's striking the ball consistently well (although he does have a bit of a left miss going right now), and only five bogeys over his last eight holes kept him from a top-five finish here. Following a one-off missed cut at Riviera, this is (somewhat quietly!) his fourth top-12 finish in five starts. Grade: B+

T21. Rory McIlroy (-1): What a weird week for McIlroy, who got within a few of the lead at one point on Saturday. He drove it like he's been driving it all year, but he nearly finished last in approach play, which marks the third time in four PGA Tour starts where his approach play has lacked.

• Pebble: 14th in driving | 76th in approach (of 80) (two measured rounds)
• Riviera: 1st | 36th
• PGA National: 1st | 31st
• Bay Hill: 1st | 55th (of 58)

Is it a concern? I don't know. He drives it well enough to mostly make up for it, but it's something to keep an eye on going into the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass next week. Grade: B-

MC. Collin Morikawa (+6): I don't know that there's cause for concern here, but Morikawa has missed two of his last four events going into the Players Championship next week. One of his calling cards when he first joined the Tour was his consistency from week to week. That may not have been correct. He actually appears to be somebody whose ceiling is quite high but might also have a low floor. There's nothing wrong with this, of course, and all things considered, it is probably preferable if your goal is winning high-level events. It's just not who I necessarily thought he was going to be. Grade: F

Five clear with four to go

Some nice pars on a couple tough holes have Scottie Scheffler five clear of the field with four holes to play. He currently ranks second in the field in strokes gained putting for the day and sixth for the week. Combined with leading in strokes gained tee-to-green and you get Scottie Scheffler in a rout.

The Iron Scheff

Scheffler goes five clear.

The putter is hummin' and the rest of the field has zero chance. Another birdie on No. 11 marks Scheffler's second straight to begin his back nine and his lead is stretched to five. This has been a masterclass. Scheffler is the only player from the final handful of groups to be under par (and he's 4 under!!!).

Don't let this blowout distract you from Jordan Spieth doing Jordan Spieth things.

Scheffler makes the turn with a three-stroke lead

Birdie putts on Nos. 8-9 fall a few revolutions short and lead to pars for the world No. 1. He is one of two players not to make a bogey today and he heads to the final nine with a three-stroke lead at 11 under over Wyndham Clark. Shane Lowry finally got a putt to drop on the 9th as he is four back in solo third at 7 under.

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The sixth hole at Bay Hill claimed another victim Saturday, this time Jake Knapp

The par-5 sixth hole at Bay Hill Club & Lodge in Orlando, Florida, spares no victims.

On Friday, it was Tommy Fleetwood falling to the famous hole that wraps around a lake, carding a 10 and resulting in him missing a weekend tee time .

The hole claimed another player on Saturday: recent PGA Tour winner Jake Knapp.

The smooth-swinging Knapp stepped to the tee and blasted his first two balls in the water, and his third didn't find the water but was still too far right and went out of bounds. On his fourth tee shot, he finally put one in play, but it took him three more shots to get on the green.

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Two putts later, he was in for a 12. Yikes.

Jake Knapp's shot tracer on the par-5 sixth hole at Bay Hill. (Photo: PGA Tour)

Knapp went from even on the day to 7 over in the span of one hole.

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This article originally appeared on Golfweek: The sixth hole at Bay Hill claimed another victim Saturday, this time Jake Knapp

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• District Northern (SAO)
• District North-Western (SZAO)
• District Eastern (VAO)
• District Western (ZAO)
• Levoberezhniy
• Kosino-Ukhtomskiy
• Good for Kids
• Good for Big Groups
• Adventurous
• Budget-friendly
• Good for a Rainy Day
• Hidden Gems
• Good for Couples
• Honeymoon spot
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
• Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity.

1. Meshherskoye

2. Lake Beloye (Vologda Oblast)

3. Levoberezhny Beach

4. Klyazminskoye Reservoir

5. Nudist Beach in Strogino

6. shore house.

• Levoberezhny Beach
• Meshherskoye
• Klyazminskoye Reservoir
• Lake Beloye (Vologda Oblast)
• Shore House

101: Arnold Palmer Invitational Preview + Best Bets Playing the Tips

The Florida swing rolls on to the Arnold Palmer Bay Hill Club and Lodge. Both SportsGuyTy and ShallowCal try and sniff out the next long shot winner on the PGA Tour and land on a couple of old stalwarts in the triple digits. Plus, ShallowCal brings back First Round Leader School with three selections. Tips, picks and best bets for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. 

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