Tickets are required for ages 12 and above. Wristbands will be issued to you for entry into the tournament.  Any-day tickets are $5. Weekly passes are $20. Tickets are available for purchase on-site at the Box Office located in the Tournament Parking lot or by clicking HERE. 

Bring your printed ticket or email confirmation to the Box Office located in the Tournament Parking Lot to exchange it for a tournament entry wristband.

• First Round: Friday, August 18, 7:15am and 12:15pm, 1st and 10th tees.
• Second Round: Saturday, August 19, 7:15am and 12:15pm, 1st and 10th tees.
• Final Round: Sunday, August 20, 7:15am, 1st tee only.
• The full schedule of events is available for download, HERE.

Public parking is located in the Tournament Parking lot located on Wildhorse Boulevard. A pass is required to park at the course. Shuttle services are available and scheduled to run every 10 minutes. Look for signage.

Yes! All ages are welcome, with free admission for kids 11 and under. Remember to follow proper tournament and course etiquette. For tickets, click HERE. 

Yes, tournament guests are allowed to bring their own folding chairs or to watch from the sidelines. Please be mindful of items that may block the views of others.

You will be in close proximity to the players during the Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic tournament. Golf is a quiet sport, here are some general guidelines during play. All spectators must adhere to tournament rules and follow directions of Course Marshalls.  Cell phones should be turned off or in silent mode.  Proper golf attire appreciated.  For more information on tournament etiquette and spectator tips, click HERE.

The Clubhouse Bar & Grill is open to tournament ticket holders. No outside food or beverages (including coolers or other containers) are allowed.

Pros may be available for photos or autographs after their round is complete. Please do not approach the Pros while they are playing or in the scoring area.

Talking on cell phones is not permitted on the golf course; phones should be turned off or set to silent mode. Photos may be taken but professional cameras, drones and other electronics are not permitted unless by authorized personnel.

With the support of its umbrella partner Epson, the Tour’s mission is to prepare the world’s best young women professional golfers for a successful career on the LPGA Tour.

The Epson Tour has been known as the “Road to the LPGA” since 1999, when it was originally given the designation as the LPGA’s official development tour. The LPGA acquired the Epson Tour in 2007, at which point it became the official qualifying tour of the LPGA.