Daily and weekly ticket options, pro-am playing opportunities and tournament week volunteer opportunities are now available for the second annual PGA Tour Champions Galleri Classic, to be played March 27-31 on the Dinah Shore Tournament Course at Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage.
The Galleri Classic, named after title sponsor Grail’s multi-cancer early detection test, will feature 78 PGA Tour Champions pros, including World Golf Hall of Fame members, playing 54 holes for a $2.2 million purse.
Daily tickets for the Galleri Classic are $30, with a weekly grounds pass available for $65. Clubhouse tickets are $75 daily and $150 for the week’s competition rounds of March 29-31.
Tickets can only be bought online at www.TheGalleriClassic.com. Each youth 15 and under will receive a free daily grounds ticket (from March 28-31) when accompanied by a ticketed adult. A holiday ticket special of $5 off the regular price of a single-day grounds ticket (use promo code “Legends”) is available through Jan. 1.
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The Champions Club on 18 provides The Galleri Classic’s most expansive spectator experience. Day-specific Champions Club tickets (good only during competition rounds March 29-31) can be secured for $350 per day, or weekly Champions Club tickets (good March 29-31) are available for $1,050.
A limited number of pro-am berths are also now available for play March 27 and 28. Amateur teams will be paired with PGA Tour Champions pros on the Dinah Shore Tournament Course. Amateurs interested in playing in the pro-am can find more information and register at www.TheGalleriClassic.com/pro-am.
The Galleri Classic is also looking for volunteers for the tournament. Those 18 and older who are interested in a behind-the-scenes experience of how a professional golf tournament operates can join what should be more than 500 volunteers for the week. Information is available at www.TheGalleriClassic.com/volunteers.
“The spectator turnout, volunteer response and collective fever for the inaugural Galleri Classic exceeded our expectations and reassured us that there is a healthy culture for PGA TOUR Champions golf in the desert, and that our community was eager for a return to professional golf at Mission Hills Country Club,” said Michelle DeLancy, tournament director for the Galleri Classic.
David Toms led wire-to-wire in becoming The Galleri Classic’s first champion in March, making birdies on six of his last 10 holes on the way to a final-round 7-under 65 and a three-day total of 16-under 200 and a four-stroke victory while claiming a $330,000 winner’s prize.
The 2023 Galleri Classic marked the return of PGA Tour Champions golf to the Coachella Valley for the first time in 30 years, and Toms is expected to lead one of the strongest fields in senior golf in defending his title.
This article originally appeared on Palm Springs Desert Sun: Galleri Classic: Pro-Am berths, volunteer spots, tickets available