The eyes of the golfing world may be on Augusta National in the USA this week, but the focus of attention next month will switch to the UK for The European Tour’s flagship event, the BMW PGA Championship.
England’s Paul Casey, who held off another local resident, Ross Fisher, by a shot at Wentworth Club last year, will be back on home turf to defend a title which he prizes as the most important of his career to date.
Casey will be joined by South African Ernie Els – the chief architect behind the re-design of the famous West Course – and a star-studded cast for the 2010 edition of a Championship which marks the return of The European Tour to the UK and Ireland.
It is one of THE golfing events of the British summer, and advance tickets are can be purchased NOW, with adult seasons (all four days and practice day pro-am) available before May 16 for £50, a saving of £10 on the gate price.
Adult weekend tickets for Saturday and Sunday are £40 (gate price £50), with any one day ticket on sale for £25 from Thursday to Sunday (gate price £30). Concession season tickets for senior citizens are £25 (gate price £30), weekend tickets £20 (£25), and day tickets £12 (£15).
Children under the age of 16 will be admitted free of charge when accompanied by an adult.
For ticket information, go to:http://www.europeantourtickets.com/bmw-pga-championship-1-c.asp
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