2027 U.S. Open ticket guide: Best seats, prices, premium options and packages at Pebble Beach

The U.S. Open is heading back to one of the most famous courses in golf.

For the first time since 2019, Pebble Beach Golf Links will host the U.S. Open in 2027, bringing the world's best golfers to California's Monterey Peninsula from June 14-20. The actual tournament runs from Thursday through Sunday, with practice rounds taking place Monday through Wednesday.

There's plenty of history at Pebble Beach. Tiger Woods famously won the 2000 U.S. Open by 15 strokes, Tom Watson chipped in on the 17th hole to win in 1982 and Gary Woodland claimed his first major championship the last time the tournament came to town in 2019. Now, Pebble Beach is preparing to host its seventh men's U.S. Open.

Fans have several ways to experience the tournament, from walking the course with a Gallery ticket to enjoying all-inclusive hospitality overlooking the 18th hole. As the Official Ticketing Provider of the 2027 U.S. Open, SeatGeek offers daily tickets, weekly passes and premium hospitality packages to fit different budgets and preferences.

Multi-day packages are already on sale, while daily tickets are being released through a series of presales ahead of the November 12 public onsale.

Here's everything to know about 2027 U.S. Open ticket prices, presale dates, seating options and what each package includes.

2027 U.S. Open ticket types: What's included and which should you choose?

There are six main ticket types for the 2027 U.S. Open, ranging from traditional general admission to premium hospitality near some of Pebble Beach's most recognizable holes.

Every ticket includes access to the championship grounds, meaning you can walk the course and follow your favorite players no matter which category you purchase. The biggest differences are the exclusive areas you can access, the quality of the amenities, and whether food and drinks are included.

Gallery

Gallery is the traditional U.S. Open experience. You're free to walk around Pebble Beach, follow your favorite golfers and find a good spot to watch the action as different groups come through.

You might start the morning watching tee shots at the famous par-3 seventh hole, spend some time following a featured group and finish the afternoon watching players make their way down the 18th fairway along the Pacific Ocean.

Gallery tickets also provide access to public grandstands, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. There's no assigned seat or exclusive hospitality area, but that flexibility is part of the appeal.

Food and beverages are available for purchase from concession stands throughout the course.

For fans who want to spend most of their day watching golf rather than relaxing in a hospitality lounge, Gallery is the most affordable way to experience the tournament.

Trophy Club

Trophy Club offers the freedom of Gallery admission with an additional place to sit, relax and take a break from the course.

The premium pavilion features a variety of seating options, upgraded restrooms and premium food and beverages available for purchase.

That gives you a place to return to throughout the day. You can watch a few groups, stop by Trophy Club for lunch or a break, then head back out to see the afternoon action.

Food and drinks aren't included in the standard ticket price, so this isn't an all-inclusive package. The main benefit is having access to a more comfortable space without giving up the ability to explore Pebble Beach.

Reserved Grandstand

If you'd rather spend a few hours watching one part of the course instead of constantly moving between holes, Reserved Grandstand offers a premium viewing area near the 15th green.

The location puts you close to the action as players begin their closing stretch. You can watch different groups approach the green, attempt crucial putts and move on toward the final three holes.

Reserved Grandstand tickets include all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages, so you won't have to leave the area every time you want something to eat or drink.

Despite the name, Reserved Grandstand tickets don't come with individually assigned seats. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis and may be limited, so arriving earlier gives you more options. This also applies to the premium hospitality areas at Trophy Club, Lodge Premier, Champions Pavilion and 1895 Club, where seating isn't assigned or guaranteed.

You'll also have full grounds access, meaning you can explore the rest of Pebble Beach whenever you want.

This is a good choice for fans who want a dedicated premium viewing area and plan to spend plenty of time watching the tournament from one location.

Lodge Premier

Lodge Premier is one of the more interesting ticket options because its biggest attraction isn't a grandstand or hospitality pavilion, but rather access to The Lodge at Pebble Beach itself.

Along with the championship grounds, ticket holders can enter the historic Lodge and enjoy The Terrace Lounge, indoor and outdoor seating, and views of the 18th fairway and Pacific Ocean.

Fans also have the opportunity to dine at The Lodge's restaurants, including The Tap Room, Stillwater and The Bench. 

Lodge Premier includes access to upgraded restrooms, VIP parking and complimentary shuttle transportation to the championship entrance. The parking benefit is limited to one per order.

You can spend the morning following players around the course, return to The Lodge for a meal or drink, then head back outside for more golf.

For fans traveling to Pebble Beach who want to enjoy the destination as much as the tournament, Lodge Premier is an appealing choice.

It's worth remembering that food and drinks aren't included, unlike Champions Pavilion or 1895 Club. You're paying for access to the historic property, additional amenities and the transportation benefits.

Champions Pavilion

Champions Pavilion is a step up for fans who want to enjoy tournament golf alongside a full hospitality experience.

Located along Pebble Beach's third hole, this pavilion features views of the course, including the 17th hole and the ocean.

The biggest difference from Trophy Club or Lodge Premier is that Champions Pavilion includes all-inclusive food and beverages. You also get live television coverage of the tournament, private restrooms and a comfortable lounge where you can spend time between watching groups.

That makes it easy to split your day between following the action outside and returning to the pavilion for a meal, drink or break.

Champions Pavilion is particularly attractive for groups of friends, family members or clients who want a social experience without having to plan meals or repeatedly purchase concessions.

It's also significantly less expensive than 1895 Club during the championship rounds, making it an option worth considering for fans who want all-inclusive hospitality without paying for the tournament's highest-end package.

1895 Club

There aren't many better places to spend U.S. Open Sunday than overlooking the 18th hole at Pebble Beach.

That's the experience 1895 Club is designed to offer.

During the championship rounds, that means watching players tackle the final hole with the Pacific Ocean alongside them. By Sunday afternoon, you can potentially see the winning shot of the 2027 U.S. Open.

Inside, 1895 Club guests receive all-inclusive food and beverages, including chef-curated menus and premium drink offerings. Live television coverage, private restrooms and high-end hospitality service are also part of the experience.

Premium parking and transportation to the club are included.

Like the other ticket types, 1895 Club still provides full grounds access. You can walk Pebble Beach and follow players around the course, but there's plenty of reason to spend a good portion of the day enjoying the exclusive hospitality area.

For fans looking to make their U.S. Open visit a special occasion, 1895 Club offers the most luxurious of the six main ticket categories.

Here's a side-by-side comparison of the amenities, viewing areas and perks that come with each ticket option.

One thing to keep in mind when comparing ticket types is that premium access doesn't always mean food and drinks are included. Trophy Club and Lodge Premier offer additional comfort and exclusive spaces, while Champions Pavilion and 1895 Club are the primary all-inclusive hospitality options. Reserved Grandstand includes food and non-alcoholic beverages.

When do 2027 U.S. Open single-day tickets go on sale?

Multi-day packages are already available for the 2027 U.S. Open through SeatGeek. Fans looking to attend just one day at Pebble Beach have several opportunities to purchase daily tickets before they go on sale to the general public on November 12.

Eligible American Express Card Members have the first daily-ticket presale window, followed by USGA Members, Victory Club Members and Northern California Golf Association (NCGA) Members.

Here's the full daily-ticket presale and on-sale schedule.

How to get early access to 2027 U.S. Open tickets

American Express Card Members: Qualified cardholders can purchase daily tickets early and take advantage of a limited-time offer with no ticket fees. Eligible cardholders should check their inboxes for presale access instructions and promotional details. 

USGA Members: Members of the United States Golf Association receive a dedicated daily-ticket presale beginning November 2. Check your USGA membership communications for access details.

Victory Club Members: Fans can join the U.S. Open's free Victory Club for access to a daily-ticket presale beginning November 4, along with other membership benefits.

NCGA Members: Northern California Golf Association members also receive daily-ticket presale access beginning November 4.

Fans without presale access can begin purchasing daily tickets during the general public onsale on Thursday, November 12, 2026. All presales and the onsale will be hosted on SeatGeek, the Official Ticketing Provider of the 2027 U.S. Open.

How much are single-day 2027 U.S. Open tickets?

Daily tickets for the 2027 U.S. Open start at $90 for Monday's practice round, with prices rising for the four championship rounds beginning Thursday.

All prices below are per ticket and include fees. These are the listed daily-ticket prices provided for the current presale, with the same prices expected at the public onsale. Availability may change.

2027 U.S. Open Gallery, Trophy Club and Lodge Premier daily ticket prices

These three ticket types are offered every day of U.S. Open week, including all three practice rounds.

2027 U.S. Open Reserved Grandstand and hospitality ticket prices

Fans looking for reserved viewing access or an all-inclusive hospitality experience can choose from the following options.

Reserved Grandstand tickets are offered Thursday through Sunday, while Champions Pavilion and 1895 Club tickets are available Wednesday through Sunday.

What multi-day ticket packages are available for the 2027 U.S. Open?

Planning to spend more than one day at Pebble Beach? The 2027 U.S. Open offers several multi-day ticket packages, giving fans access to multiple rounds without purchasing separate tickets for every day.

And the best part? Multi-day packages are already available to purchase on SeatGeek.

There are three seven-day packages covering the entire tournament, two Reserved Grandstand packages and two five-day hospitality packages.

2027 U.S. Open ticket package prices and dates

The seven-day Gallery, Trophy Club and Lodge Premier packages include one ticket for each day from Monday through Sunday. They're ideal for fans making a full vacation out of the U.S. Open, with the flexibility to attend practice rounds, watch the entire field on Thursday and Friday, and return for the weekend.

Reserved Grandstand packages are split between the first two championship rounds and the final two rounds. These are particularly appealing if you want to watch multiple days of competitive golf from the premium grandstand near the 15th green, with food and non-alcoholic beverages included.

The five-day Champions Pavilion and 1895 Club packages cover Wednesday through Sunday, including the final practice round and all four championship rounds. Both offer all-inclusive food and beverages throughout their respective hospitality areas, making them options for fans who want to enjoy the full championship without leaving their premium experience behind.

Why SeatGeek is the best place to buy 2027 U.S. Open tickets

With the U.S. Open returning to Pebble Beach for the first time since 2019, there's plenty of excitement surrounding the tournament. That demand could also mean higher ticket prices on third-party marketplaces that only offer resale inventory, where individual sellers can set their own prices.

As the Official Ticketing Provider of the 2027 U.S. Open, SeatGeek works directly with the USGA to offer official primary tickets at prices set by the championship, rather than marked up by resellers. Those primary ticket prices are fixed, so fans don't have to worry about paying inflated resale prices driven by the excitement surrounding Pebble Beach.

The partnership also means fans can purchase with confidence, knowing they're getting authentic tickets directly through the U.S. Open's authorized ticketing platform. Eligible purchases are backed by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee, providing additional peace of mind for one of golf's biggest events.

How to buy 2027 U.S. Open tickets on SeatGeek

With six main ticket types and multiple presale opportunities, the first step is figuring out how much golf you want to see and what kind of experience you're looking for.

1. Visit the 2027 U.S. Open ticket page. Head to 2027 U.S. Open Golf tickets on SeatGeek to browse the available packages and daily tickets.

2. Choose your day or package. Select the date you want to attend or a multi-day option if you plan to experience more of championship week. Daily passes will be available November 12.

3. Select your ticket type. Choose Gallery for the flexibility to walk the course, Trophy Club for a comfortable indoor space, Reserved Grandstand for premium viewing or one of the higher-end hospitality packages.

4. Check your presale eligibility. If you're purchasing during an early-access window, review the relevant eligibility requirements and enter a valid access code when prompted.

5. Compare prices and amenities. Check what's included before committing. Food, drinks, parking and access to private hospitality areas differ by ticket type.

6. Complete your purchase. Review your order and checkout details, including any applicable fees, before paying. Tickets purchased through SeatGeek are protected by the SeatGeek Buyer Guarantee.

7. Prepare for your visit. Review ticket delivery instructions, parking information, transportation options and U.S. Open entry policies before championship week.

Pebble Beach has already given golf fans so many unforgettable U.S. Open moments, and what better way to experience the next one than in person?