The PGA of America sure knows how to maintain its status. Remember how PGA Tour Pro, and the world apex golfer, Scottie Scheffler was arrested before round 2 of the 2024 PGA Championship because he was charged with a felony due to a second-degree assault of a police officer, third-degree criminal mischief, and reckless driving? Now those charges are dropped, and Scheffler’s image is clear. Now its PGA Championship’s turn to clean itself up nicely, and it is doing it pretty decently. 

In a recent X post by Sports Business Journal’s Assistant Managing Editor Josh Carpenter, the fans got to know something absolutely thrilling. The PGA of America has announced that weekly tickets for the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow have sold out. However, there is still a limited inventory of daily tickets available for purchase. The post’s caption read, “The PGA of America says weekly tickets for the PGA Championship next year at Quail Hollow have sold out.”

But how did the incident take place that led to Scheffler’s arrest? Well, it was basically a “huge misunderstanding.” Scheffler was driving towards the entrance of Valhalla Golf Club, making the on-scene officer attach himself to the side of his car. After some time, Scheffler finally stopped his car, and he rolled down his window to speak with the officer. And we all know how that went. The officer then grabbed the golfer’s arm to remove him from the vehicle.

However, all worked out just fine when Scheffler was released from the Louisville Metropolitan Department of Corrections and arrived at Valhalla less than an hour before his scheduled tee time. Despite all the ruckus going on at that time, the golfer managed to finish at a decent score of 13 and par and ended the game in the T8 position. Everything worked out for the golfer, and now for the PGA of America as well.

Everyone was afraid that, after this mayhem went down, fans would not want to watch the PGA Championship in Louisville. Now that the 2025 edition is taking place at Quail Hollow, it will be a blast, and the regular tickets remaining for sale prove just that!

How can you get the daily tickets for the 2025 PGA Championship?

You don’t want to be late in the ticket race this time, as they are flying off the shelves and most of them are already sold out! The daily tickets are priced at $69, the lowest, and $262, the highest. The taxes are not included in this pricing.  With a Championship+ Ticket, you’ll get access to Quail Hollow Club’s grounds on your chosen day(s). You can enjoy inclusive food and drinks at all concession venues, and receive one entrée, snack, and drink per visit! Amazing right? Well, there’s more!

You can savor regionally inspired menus and daily specials and access public grandstand seating with these tickets. The PGA Shops and other spectator amenities are also included in this amazing package! Check the official PGA Championship website for more information. The 2025 PGA Championship is set to take place at the Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, and the fans couldn’t be more excited. And why wouldn’t it be? The competition offers great entertainment with jam-packed action.

This year’s championship saw Scheffler getting arrested and Xander Schauffele securing the trophy with an incredible score of 21 under par. Who knows what drama will unfold in the next event? So buckle up, because the ride is far from over!