CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Weekly and Saturday tickets to the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club have already sold out, according to the tournament.
But grounds tickets to all other days of the event, including Sunday's final round, are available.
This will mark the second time the major championship has been held in Charlotte. But this year's championship will take place in May, rather than August like it did in 2017.
And there's one other major difference this year: All tickets sold are inclusive.
A grounds pass to the PGA Championship will include food and non-alcoholic beverages at several sites throughout Quail Hollow Club.
"We have complimentary concessions available the entire time they're on property," championship director Jason Soucy said. "We are hoping that will really help elevate the premium experience that they have to follow around all the best golfers in the world of a major championship."
The field is sure to be star-studded, featuring the best from the PGA Tour like defending champion Xander Schauffele, but also big names from the LIV Tour like Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau.
"One of the things that differentiates the PGA Championship as a major is we have a full field of 156 golfers, all the best players in the world," Soucy said.
"I think one of the things that's always been sort of the PGA Championships calling card is we've always had the most top 100 ranked players in the field," Soucy said. "Most of the players that fans know are already qualified for the PGA Championship because of their success in major championships."
The 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club is May 12-18.
Tickets are available here.