Spectator Information

Please visit any of the concession stands located near the 10th, 13th, 14th and 18th hole for purchase of food and beverage. Fans are not allowed to bring alcohol into the tournament from outside the golf course.

There will be no ATM/cash machines at the tournament.

This is an outdoor event and subject to changing weather. Please dress accordingly. Smart, casual wear is recommended. Sensible shoes should be worn. No metal spikes allowed.

The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, the Boeing Classic, and the players respectfully request that spectators not ask players for autographs while the players are competing. Autographs can be obtained at the autograph area near the 18th hole after players conclude their round.

The Boeing Classic has raised millions in charitable donations that support the Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and other local charities, including The First Tee of Greater Seattle.

Bleachers are located at hole #1 and are open to spectators on a first-come, first-seated basis.

Concession stands are located near the 10th, 13th, 14th and 18th holes.

ADA accessible parking is available for spectators at the Lot A parking lot during the weekend of competition. Wheelchair accessible shuttles will be available to transport spectators with disabilities to and from the Main Gate and the parking lot. No ADA parking is available onsite at the event. While there are lifts and ramps that make the hospitality areas and bleachers wheelchair accessible, there are no shuttles or mobility scooters available for fan use while moving throughout the course.

The Fan Zone is located near the Main Gate and practice areas. It features booths and displays from Boeing Classic sponsors & partners.

The main first aid tent is located near the 18th green. It is open all days during tournament week. Additional satellite stations are at the 4th and 13th holes and are open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday of tournament weekend. If you have a medical emergency while at the tournament, or if you observe a patron who is in need of medical attention, please go to or direct the other person accordingly.

Review spectator policies and golf etiquette here.

Admissions, located at the Main Gate, will operate at the following times* throughout tournament week:

• Monday, August 5 from 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Tuesday, August 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
• Wednesday, August 7 from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
• Thursday, August 8 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
• Friday, August 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
• Saturday, August 10 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
• Sunday, August 11 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

*All times subject to change. Please revisit the website in advance of departing for the course for the latest information.

Lost and found is located at the Boeing Classic Tournament Office. The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge and the Boeing Classic are not responsible for any lost or stolen items.

Official Boeing Classic merchandise is available for purchase in the The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge Golf Shop inside the clubhouse or at the merchandise tent located in the Fan Zone.

All active and retired military personnel and their families are given free admission and parking with valid Military ID. Members of the military are also invited to join the Boeing Classic for Military Appreciation Day on Championship Sunday for an unforgettable day honoring our nation’s heroes.

The following guidelines apply to your personal devices and cameras:

• No standalone photo or video cameras (outside of mobile devices) on competition days; these are allowed on practice days only
• Devices must be on silent at all times; flash may not be used.
• Devices may be used to capture video, audio, and photos (content) in all areas throughout tournament week.
• Content may be used for personal purposes (e.g., personal social media); no commercial use is permitted.
• No live streaming or real-time coverage (e.g., no shot-by-shot coverage).
• Data use (e.g., texting) is permitted in all areas throughout tournament week.
• Phone calls are allowed only in designated areas.
• Please be respectful of play and do not interfere with players, caddies, or media.
• All posted signage and instructions from tournament staff must be observed.
• Failure to comply with this policy may result in the revocation of your ticket.

The most unique start and finish to an event on the PGA Tour Champions occurs at the Boeing Classic. On Friday of competition weekend, a Boeing plane salutes fans and players as it circles the course at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge to signal the beginning of tournament competition. As the final putt drops on Championship Sunday, another Boeing flyover will occur to signify the conclusion of the tournament. Following the signing of scorecards, the trophy ceremony will take place on the 18th green. Please visit the schedule of events for most up-to-date timing.

Spectator park-and-shuttle lots are available at nearby locations for only $10 per vehicle.

• From 202 East or West: Turn on to Mill Pond Road
• From I-90 East or West: Take exit 25 and travel north on Snoqualmie Parkway

Follow signs from either direction to the spectator parking area.

Shuttles to all parking lots will pick up and drop off spectators at the Main Entrance during hours of operation. Shuttles run approximately every 10 minutes.

Get an up-close look at the players preparing for the tournament as they warm up on the The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge driving range and putting/chipping green.

Listed below are items that are not permitted onsite during the Boeing Classic:

• Laptop computers or full-sized computers. Tablets and other mobile devices are permitted subject to the posted mobile device policy.
• Noise producing electronic devices, including music players and portable speakers.
• Cameras, other than Monday through Thursday, for personal photographic use.
• Cases and covers, such as camera cases or chair/umbrella covers.
• Signs, posters, and banners.
• Televisions and radio devices.
• Food, except for medical or infant needs. Each patron may bring one clear bottle of water, up to 16 ounces in size and sealed, through the admission gates.
• Containers and/or coolers, except for medical or infant needs.
• Pets, other than service animals assisting disabled individuals.
• Lawn chairs or oversized chairs (portable compact chairs permitted).
• Bicycles inside admission areas or on the tournament grounds.
• Metal-spiked golf shoes.
• Fireworks, explosives, or weapons, regardless of permit, including, but not limited to, firearms or knives.

Fans are able to leave and return to the course only if they have a valid hand stamp. Hand stamps are given as you exit the Main Gate.

Restrooms are located at the 10th, 13th, 14th holes, and near the clubhouse.

Scoreboards and leaderboards can be found near the clubhouse and at several locations around the course. They provide updated scoring information and tournament messaging.

The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge asks patrons to refrain from smoking on the course.

Have a question or something important to say? Did you just take the best selfie in the Dreamliner Lounge? Be sure to tag us on social media!

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• X: @BoeingClassicWA
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Any inappropriate behavior, including foul or abusive language, obscene gestures, removal of shirts or other articles of clothing likely to cause offense, disruption of play or interference with any player, official or other spectator, unauthorized promotional or commercial activity, unauthorized filming or recording, and climbing onto any buildings or structures is strictly prohibited. This includes any attempt to commit any of the preceding and may result in ejection from the grounds.

Parents with small children may bring strollers and diaper bags, if needed. These items are subject to reasonable inspection before entry and at any time during tournament week.

Please observe the leaderboards and giant screens throughout the day for the Weather Warning Sign that will appear if The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge and the Boeing Classic become aware of inclement weather moving into the area. When this sign appears, take precautions and seek shelter prior to the suspension of play. If the air horn sounds, put umbrellas down and seek shelter immediately. Please remember to avoid the following in the event of an electrical storm: grandstands, metal fences, tall and isolated trees, bodies of water, open fields, telephone poles, hilltops, high places, golf carts, and umbrellas.

In an effort to strive for a zero-waste event, the Boeing Classic has partnered again with Cedar Grove Composting, the Pacific Northwest’s leading organic recycling company. Bins for garbage, recyclables, and composting are placed around the course to ensure all food scraps, serviceware, cans, and bottles are collected throughout the public areas to keep the course clean and to prevent waste from entering the surrounding rivers, forests, and lakes.