Tickets are on sale now for the Epson Tour Championship, the final event of the year for the LPGA’s developmental tour. Fifteen golfers will earn status on the LPGA after the Epson Tour Championship, with the top 10 players earning full status for the year-long points chase.
The Epson Tour Championship will be played Oct. 2-6 at the Players Course at the Indian Wells Golf Resort. Here’s what you should know about the event’s debut in the Coachella Valley:
The play
The 72-hole stroke-play tournament will be played Oct. 3-6. The field will be 108 players, which will be cut to 60 players and ties following the second round. On Oct. 2, the pro-am of the event will be played.
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Tickets
General admission tickets start at $15, with a four-day general admission ticket at $45. A four-day VIP hospitality tickets starts at $300 and includes access to a shared hospitality area on the 18th green with access to complimentary food and beverages. Children 17 and under are admitted free when accompanied by a ticketed adult.
Military
Current and former members of the United States military and their accompanying spouse/partner or dependent receive complimentary grounds tickets. Military tickets can be claimed at https://auth.govx.com/tickets/.
Parking
All spectator parking (general admission and VIP hospitality ticketholders) will be complimentary and is located directly across Highway 111 from the main entrance to Indian Wells Golf Resort. Shuttles will be available from the lot to main tournament entrance beginning at 6:15 a.m. on Thursday-Sunday.
On the line
The top 10 finishers in the Epson Tour’s Race for the Card at the end of play Oct. 6 will earn LPGA Tour status in Category 9 on the LPGA Tour Priority List for 2025. Beginning in 2024, those finishing 11 through 15 in the points race will earn 2025 LPGA status in Category 15.
This article originally appeared on Palm Springs Desert Sun: Epson Tour announces tickets, parking for Tour Championship in Indian Wells
