Tour Championship announces daily grounds tickets available for purchase for final FedExCup Playoffs event

Tournament officials at the PGA Tour Championship announced Thursday daily grounds tickets are available for purchase for the the last of four FedExCup Playoffs events in the 2018 PGA Tour Championship.

From Sept. 19-23, the best 30 players from the FedExCup standings will tee off at Atlanta’s historic East Lake Golf Club in hopes of being crowned season champion.

The Tour Championship will allow free admission to viewers under 18 years old along with a ticketed adult. Free admission is also available for viewers on active duty, Reserve and National Guard military members as well as military retirees and their dependents.

Daily tickets to The Ultra Club for the Tour Championship, which start at $50, are also available for purchase. Weekly Grounds tickets and Daily Tickets, which begin at $25, are available for purchase on the PGA Tour Championship's official website or by calling 1-844-868-7465.

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