We want your Classic in The Palm Beaches experience to be the best possible! Planning ahead will allow you to make the most of the day and ensure you don’t miss a single swing of your favorite golfer.
Appropriate casual golf wear with comfortable walking shoes (soft spikes only). Spectators should have the following items on hand:
The Classic in the Palm Beaches is credit card only when purchasing parking, tickets, and concessions.
Lost and found is located at the the Spectator Information Expo.
All shuttle buses to and from the parking lots are handicapped accessible. Corporate hospitality venues as well as concession areas are equipped with chair lifts and/or wheel chair ramps. Handicapped viewing areas can be located using the course map.
All restrooms on the tournament grounds are handicapped accessibly and can be found on the course map.
Should a problem or emergency occur, contact any uniformed tournament Marshal or law enforcement personnel in order to expedite medical assistance. First Aid tents are displayed on the course maps found in the complimentary Spectator Guides.
Check the weather before you leave for the tournament. Current weather conditions can be found at weather.com.
In the event of thunderstorms, lightning, or other severe weather, “Weather Warning” information will be displayed on the electronic scoreboards around the golf course. If inclement weather is approaching, spectators are advised to take precautions prior to play being suspended. If the siren sounds, seek shelter immediately.
The USGA, in conjunction with the R&A in St. Andrews, Scotland, writes, interprets and maintains the Rules of Golf to guard the tradition and integrity of the game. The two organizations are joint authors and owners of The Rules of Golf and Decisions on the Rules of Golf. Through an agreement with the R&A, the Rules jurisdiction of the USGA includes only the United States, its possessions and Mexico.
The Classic in the Palm Beaches allows patrons to carry and use mobile devices for the purpose of enhancing the tournament experience by giving instant access to leaderboards, social media channels and tournament information. Patrons will be able to use their cell phones to place calls only at designated areas of the tournament grounds. Fans will be allowed to receive and send text messages and check data on the golf course. Mobile devices must be on silent at all times. Mobile devices will be permitted to capture audio, video and photo content in all areas throughout tournament week. The Mobile Device Policy is posted on signs at the Main Entrance and throughout the golf course and will be communicated on scoreboards. Failure to comply with this policy may result in the revocation of your ticket.
Spectators are now allowed to capture photo, video and audio content on their mobile device all week and across all areas of the golf course – unless otherwise requested by players, security, or PGA TOUR officials to refrain from capturing content.
Receiving or placing phone calls is limited to areas away from competition (i.e. teeing grounds, tee shot landing areas and on/around putting greens.)
If you have additional questions, please contact the Tournament office at (561) 799-2747.
Prohibited items will not be permitted on any shuttles
All spectators will be checked by a metal detector prior to boarding shuttles from parking. For your convenience, leave all prohibited items in your vehicle. Any prohibited items must be forfeited or returned to your car.
Items spectators are permitted to bring into the tournament: