The Arizona Diamondbacks have introduced the new WM Phoenix Open Suite at Chase Field, a golf-themed premium product built around the atmosphere of the tournament’s well-known 16th hole. The club is marketing the space as a newly renovated suite for group outings, with design and branding intended to recreate one of the Phoenix market’s most recognizable sports hospitality environments inside the ballpark.  

The Diamondbacks say the WM Phoenix Open Suite includes private access to the suite, 18 tickets with the option to add up to four more, a complimentary in-suite menu of food and non-alcoholic beverages including gratuity, three six-packs of Coors Light, four parking passes in the attached Chase Field garage, and WM Phoenix Open souvenir cups for each guest.  

From a premium inventory standpoint, the suite extends a broader trend toward sport-within-sport hospitality concepts, where teams use recognizable local events, sponsor identities, or entertainment themes to differentiate suite products beyond standard corporate seating. In this case, the Diamondbacks are tying a baseball hospitality asset to a golf event that already carries strong premium and social equity in the Phoenix market. That connection is particularly notable given the 16th hole’s long-standing status as one of the PGA Tour’s signature corporate hospitality settings.  

The timing also fits a larger period of reinvestment around Chase Field. Arizona approved up to $500 million in public funding for ballpark upgrades in 2025, with the Diamondbacks committing an additional $250 million, and public reporting around that legislation has centered on major infrastructure work including the retractable roof, cooling systems, scoreboard, and structural repairs. The WM Phoenix Open Suite is separate from that public funding program, but it arrives as the club continues to refresh the building’s premium and guest-facing offer.  

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