FAQ

General Admission Grounds Passes are available at atlanticbeachclassic.com or at the Admission Tent at the tournament.
Hospitality Ticket Packages are available please visit tickets tab for more information.
Daily Grounds Passes are $10 each
Children under 17 years of age are not required to have a ticket for general admission to the tournament.

Be sure to check the weather to determine what to wear.
Bring a rain jacket or poncho if there is a chance of rain. Wear cool, light colored clothing on sunny days.
Wear comfortable shoes, preferably with flat heels, which make for easier walking on uneven terrain.
Wear sun protection: sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses.

Personal bags 6”x6” or smaller
Clear plastic, vinyl or other carry items not exceeding 12”x 6”x12”
A one gallon clear resealable plastic bag
At the tournaments discretion, food may enter the tournament in a clear, resealable plastic bag, not to exceed the size of a one (1) gallon bag
Mobile phones, tablets, and PDA’s – MUST be on Silent mode and
adhere to TOUR’s Mobile Device Policy
Point and shoot, film or DSLR cameras with lens smaller than 6”; no case (During Practice Rounds Only)
Umbrellas without sleeve
Portable radios with headsets
Medically necessary materials, strollers, small diaper bags, plastic baby bottles, and other essential baby supplies (infant must be with carrier) – items subject to search
Collapsible chairs without chair bags
Binoculars without case
Seat cushions that do not require a carrying case or that do not have pockets or compartments
Segways®, motorized scooters or other personal transportation devices when used as a mobility aid by individuals with mobility impairment

No bags larger than a small purse 6”x6” including carrying cases, backpacks, camera bags, or chair bags (#bagpolicy))
No clear plastic, vinyl, or other carry items larger than 12”x6”x12”
No plastic, metal, glass cups, cans, or containers of any kind except for medical or infant needs
No computers or laptops
No fireworks or laser pointers
No lawn or over sized chairs
No seat cushions in a carrying case or that have pockets or compartments
No pets, except for service animals
No knives, firearms or weapons of any nature
No video cameras (All Week)
No point and shoot, film or DSLR cameras (During Competition Rounds)
No selfie sticks or hand held camera stabilizers
No beverages (patrons may not bring in or exit with beverages) or coolers
No radios, TVs, or portable speakers
No posters, signs or banners
No motorcycles, mopeds, tricycles, bicycles (whether or not motor-driven), skateboards, hoverboards, or other similar devices
will be permitted to be operated on or within tournament property.
Segways®, motorized scooters or other personal transportation devices are prohibited if not used as a mobility aid by individuals with mobility impairment

Mobile devices are allowed at the tournament if you follow these rules:

Device must be silent at all times
Calls may be placed or received in remote areas where conversations will not be heard by a player on the course. (Cell phones may be used at any location in the event of an emergency!)
Texting and e-mailing and downloading are permitted EXCEPT when a player is in a position to compete (i.e. when QUIET PLEASE signs are raised).
No audio, picture, or video capture with mobile device is permitted at any time.

Videos or photographs cannot be taken any time during competition rounds (Thursday-Saturday) but you can take video and photographs during practice rounds (Monday through Wednesday).
Flash photography is never permitted because it distracts the players.
Most players do not take pictures with fans. So, please do not ask for a photo unless the player asks you if you would like to have one taken with them.
Spectators that do not follow these rules or disrupt play with a mobile device will be asked to leave.

Scan the QR Code for the Digital Spectator Guide to see who is playing when, and whether they tee off of 1 tee or 10 tees.
It is appropriate for spectators to applaud or cheer successful strokes by a player, but excessive demonstrations are not appropriate because of the possible negative effects on other players.
Spectators should never applaud or cheer the misfortune of or misplay by a competitor.
When a player is preparing for a shot, stop walking and remain quiet until the player has hit the ball.
If you are following a group or player from hole to hole, remain quiet and still until all players in that group have completed their shots or putts, and then move.
Kneel or sit down if you are in front of a group of spectators.
Cooperate with the Course Marshals and all other tournament or PGA TOUR officials. Be quiet when asked and always stay behind the gallery ropes.
Be sure that your children are respectful of the players, other spectators and the course. Please be sure that they don’t run – it’s dangerous and may disrupt the players.
Stay hydrated as temperatures may reach above 80 degrees in March. There will be concession areas selling a wide variety of food & beverage items.
A free, public first aid station is near the clubhouse.
This is a world class golf course – please treat it with respect. Don’t litter, don’t pull flowers, and stay on the cart path at all times.

Most players will be pleased to give you an autograph!
Best time to ask: Before or after a practice round. NEVER ask for an autograph during a player’s round.
Best place to ask: At the driving range and putting green.

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Parking is free of charge/ Parking is located at Johanson Park.