Visit PA, in partnership with the PGA of America, is launching a statewide ticket giveaway hosted locally by Visit Delco to provide residents from all 67 counties a chance to attend one of golf’s most prestigious events: the 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Chester County.
Scheduled for May 11–17, 2026, the PGA Championship — one of golf’s four major tournaments — is expected to draw more than 200,000 spectators to the Philadelphia region. For the first time since 1962, the Wanamaker Trophy returns to Aronimink Golf Club, and Visit PA is making sure fans from every corner of the Commonwealth have a chance to see it live.
“Pennsylvania is the backdrop for one of the biggest golf moments in decades, and we believe every resident deserves a chance to be part of it,” said Anne Ryan, Deputy Secretary of Tourism. “This promotion is our way of making sure the 2026 PGA Championship isn’t just an event that happens in Pennsylvania, but one that belongs to all of Pennsylvania.”
Residents can visit: https://visitdelco.com/pga-giveaway/ to enter for a chance to win.
The Details
- 268 Championship Tickets are being gifted to Pennsylvania residents across all 67 counties
- Two (2) tickets per winner, two (2) winners selected per county to attend on Monday, May 11, Tuesday, May 12 or Wednesday, May 13
- Practice round tickets include full access to the grounds and public grandstand seating
- Inclusive of food and non-alcoholic beverages at all concession venues
- Proof of residency required, if selected as a winner
The 2026 PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club coincides with America’s 250th anniversary ― a landmark moment in both sports and national history. Championship Grounds Tickets for the main tournament rounds are already sold out, making this giveaway one of the few remaining ways for fans to experience the event live.
“The PGA Championship has always been about more than the game, it’s about the community that surrounds it,” said Jackie Endsley, 2026 PGA Championship Director. “Partnering with Visit PA to put tickets directly in the hands of residents is exactly the kind of initiative we’re proud to stand behind. This is a once-in-a-generation moment for the Commonwealth, and we want as many Pennsylvanians as possible to be on those grounds when history is made at Aronimink Golf Club.”
This year, Pennsylvania takes center stage for several of the nation’s most high-profile sporting and cultural events, from the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh to FIFA World Cup 26™, America250PA, and the MLB All-Star Game — bringing world-class moments to cities and towns across the state. In preparation for the anticipated influx of visitors, Governor Josh Shapiro made sure the Commonwealth was ready, committing $50 million to strengthen tourism infrastructure and support local economies.
