Tickets on Sale for Simmons Bank PGA Event at Pleasant Valley in October

Tickets for the Simmons Bank Championship presented by Stephens, a PGA TOUR Champions playoff event being held at Little Rock’s Pleasant Valley Country Club Oct. 25-27, are now on sale, and more options have been added for the general public.

For a complete listing of ticket options or to purchase tickets, please visit the tournament website at simmonsbankchampionship.com.

Tournament officials have added several more spectator options for purchase, including weekend packages and a new, all-inclusive ticket located in a hospitality structure on the 15th green, according to a press release. The 15 green upgraded ticket has views of the driving range, 15 green, and 9 green and include food and beverage. Daily tickets for this venue are $300, or the weekend package is available for $850 and includes tickets for all three days of competition — Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Weekend general admission tickets are available for $75 with children ages 15 and under admitted free with a general admission adult. In addition, weekend tickets for the 16 green upgraded venue can be purchased for $350. Both packages include all three days of the tournament.

Almost 900 volunteers registered within the first month once registration was open to the public, and those volunteers will provide support for 22 different committees leading up to, during and after tournament week. More than 100 other volunteers have been added to a waiting list created by tournament officials. Areas of volunteerism include walking scorers, marshals, player services, caddie services, transportation, cart operations and hospitality.

“The reception from the Little Rock community has been incredible and provides further evidence that having a PGA Champions event in the state was long overdue,” said Freddie Black, tournament chair of Simmons Bank Championship. “Volunteerism is the backbone of PGA TOUR Champions events, and our group of volunteers will be an integral part of the tournament’s success.”

Tournament play will take place Friday, Oct. 25, through Sunday, Oct. 27, but activities are planned throughout the week. The tournament will serve as the second round of the PGA TOUR Champions annual Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs. The field will consist of the top 54 players in the standings competing for $2.3 million in prize money and a chance to earn their spot among the top 36 in the final event of the season.

In July, tournament officials announced daily spectator options that include a $30 daily general admission ticket, which provides single-day access to the tournament grounds on Friday, Saturday or Sunday. Children ages 15 and under will receive free general admission access with a ticketed adult. An upgraded 16 Green hospitality ticket is also available to purchase for $125 per day and provides access to a hospitality structure located directly behind the 16 Green, with views of 16 and 17 Green as well as 18 Fairway. This ticket option includes access to the venue, which has food and drinks available for purchase.

The most exclusive hospitality option at the event is the Arkansas Champions Club weekend ticket. This VIP pass includes access to the newly renovated PVCC clubhouse and lawn with an exclusive 18 green viewing area. This pass also provides access to hospitality structures on 15 and 16 green. Food and drinks are all-inclusive, and VIP parking is also included with the $2,500 per weekend ticket.

Corporate sponsorships and hospitality packages, as well as playing positions and teams in our official Pro-Am golf experience, are also available for purchase. For more information, visit the website or contact sales@simmonsbankchampionship.com. For more information about the Simmons Bank Championship presented by Stephens, to purchase tickets and to stay up to date on tournament news, visit the tournament website, simmonsbankchampionship.com.

The Simmons Bank Championship presented by Stephens will be the first-ever PGA TOUR event held in Arkansas, and the first PGA TOUR-sanctioned tournament held in the state since the Korn Ferry Tour’s Fort Smith Classic, which was last contested in 2010. Net proceeds from the Simmons Bank Championship presented by Stephens will used by the tournament’s charitable arm to support multiple nonprofit organizations in Arkansas.