Grounds tickets for the final two rounds of the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club next month have sold out, tournament organizers announced Tuesday. Parking for those days is still available, but organizers expect it to sell out as well.
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Fans who want to attend Colorado’s first PGA Tour event in a decade have options, though. Grounds tickets, which run from about $30 to $125, are available for the first two rounds of the tournament, Aug. 22 and 23. To watch the weekend rounds in person, fans will have to shell out a bit more money for upgraded options: Canyon Club tickets are $600 and Centennial Club tickets are $1,350.
For more information, see BMWChampionship.com.
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