With the US Open just wrapped up, the PGA Tour is back with its last signature event, the 2024 Travelers Championship at the TPC River Highlands, which is located in Cromwell, Connecticut. The event will kick off on June 20, while the winner will be crowned on Sunday, June 23. With such a short time in hand before its commencement, you must hurry if you want to enjoy the thrills of the season’s last signature event. After all, you would want to grab the tickets before they are sold out.

If you are confused by the names and categories of ticket divisions, here is a simplified guide for you to make the right decision for yourself. So which of these tickets do you think suits your needs the most?

Champions Club or the Mohegan Sun Club, where should you be seated?

In an open-air yet completely covered venue, The Mohegan Sun Club will be overlooking golfers and their putting on the 16th and 17th holes. Along with ground access, the Mohegan Sun Club also promises a complimentary lunch service from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., which includes non-alcoholic beverages. However, the consumers will also get two drink vouchers when they arrive at the venue.

These vouchers will be valid only for beer, wine, and hard seltzer. According to the Traveler’s Championship website, “This venue is open Thursday–Sunday. Each digital ticket will be day-specific and include on-site general parking on a first-come, first-served basis.” The tickets will retail for $234 from June 21st–23rd, while the first round on Thursday is priced at $210, all before taxes.

The Champions Club, on the other hand, is already sold out. However, the fans can enjoy the luxurious hospitality facilities through verified resale tickets, which will be available on Ticketmaster. The Champions Club offers a complimentary lunch service from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a full-service bar in a climate-controlled premium atmosphere. In addition, the venue offers covered, open-air stadium seating as well as multiple networking areas for guests to enjoy one of the best views of the 18th green.

Lastly, you can buy ground tickets that will give you access to multiple venues on the property and all of our fan amenities, including the Stanley Black & Decker Fan Zone. For the first and second rounds, the ticket retails for $111 without taxes. For the weekend game, the ground ticket retails for $116. But that’s not all. The Travelers Championship has more to offer.

Are there any discounts for healthcare workers?

With a maximum of 400 tickets per day, the Travelers Championship has taken the initiative to show their gratitude towards healthcare workers and first responders. They have dedicated one-day ground admissions to them. They have also given directions about how to redeem their tickets before their arrival on-site.

The military and veterans have a similar ticket scheme. However, all those who are registered under this get an extra perk. “Each verified registrant will have the ability to receive up to two (2) additional digital tickets for their dependents to attend with them on the day(s) of their choice, Wednesday, June 199–Sunday, June 23.” Children under 15 will also get free ground admission with a ticketed adult. However, any children of 3 years or older must get a ticket to get access to the hospitality facilities.

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