Tickets for sale now 2025 Rocket Classic

Tickets for sale now 2025 Rocket Classic

• Daily ground tickets and hotel passes RocketClassic.com
• Students with valid .edu email addresses can access special ticket pricing throughout the game week
• Up to four children aged 15 and under will be admitted for free when accompanying adults

Detroit (April 23, 2025) – Rocket Classic announced daily ground tickets today and sold to hotel venues via RocketClassic.com. Fans can buy packages to enjoy the PGA Tour Championship in Detroit, which will be held at the Detroit Golf Club for the seventh consecutive year from June 25 to 29.

All Rockets Classic tickets are digital and day-specific, and fans are encouraged to buy tickets early at the best price. Ground tickets start at $65 per day, while Lendingtree Lounge and Club Ace share hotel passes are $120 and $230, respectively. Parking on the Mercy-McNichols Campus (UDM) on Detroit on Wednesday and Wayne State University (WSU) on Thursday to Sunday are as low as $20 and must be purchased separately.

“The Rockets Classic has quickly become a staple in Detroit’s summer sports world and is one of the most friendly events in the region,” said Bill Emerson, president of the Rockets and Rockets Delivery Foundation. “We are delighted to welcome golf fans back to Detroit Golf Club to enjoy the best golfers on the historic golf course while raising funds for nonprofits in the area.”

For the first time, students will receive a special special pricing on the ground tickets purchased on each competition day with a valid .edu email address to pay tribute to the 313 area code in Detroit. On Saturday, June 28, all fans are encouraged to wear their favorite school colors to show allegiance to their Alma Maters or their favorite team.

Rockets Classic Ticket Options: June 25-29

Ground tickets:

Grounds tickets offer a number of front seating options, allowing guests to follow their favorite golfers throughout the course or relax on the viewing deck, which is open to fans of all ages. When adults with tickets are accompanied by tickets, up to four children aged 15 and under will be admitted to the hospital for free.

Lendingtree Lounge:

The Lendingtree Lounge is a shared hotel venue with tents and outdoor seating options, providing a premium experience for traditional venues. The lounge offers views of the 16th fairway and green, the 17th T-shirt and the 13th green, where fans can view the three most charitable holes of the golf course – District 313. Upgraded menus and bar service are available for personal purchases and private bathrooms are also included.

Club ace:

Club Ace offers guests an open-air, shaded venue with stunning views of 15 and 16 holes, as well as ground access, in a private setting with free beer, wine, wine, Seltzers and an upgraded food menu. You can also buy a full bar.

Other ticketing, parking and race information:

Rocket presents the final round of the John Shippen Men’s Invitational Tournament on Sunday, June 22. Wednesday, June 25, Detroit Community Day includes free admission and parking for all residents 313 and beyond to enjoy exciting pre-summer events such as Delta Dental Pro-Am and the First Tee and the First Tee-Greater Detroit Youth Golf Clinic.

Military members and first responders can also work with honor and ungodly warrior Detroit to offer free tickets. Starting April 23, these tickets are available for activities, reserves, retirees and veterans, and a guest, while tickets are ongoing and available for only one day. First responders, including firefighters, law enforcement officers, paramedics, emergency medical technicians and a guest, can also choose a day only.

Free parking is available on Mercy – McNichols Campus in Detroit on Wednesday, June 25, with paid parking available Thursday to Sunday at Wayne State University. A roundtrip shuttle service will be available between the parking lot and the Detroit Golf Club from Wednesday to Sunday.

All special fares are available while supply continues. For more information on all ticket options, parking and policies, visit RocketClassic.com.

Since 2019, Rocket Classic has invested nearly $10 million in local charities, including contributions to the event’s landmark “Current Change” program, which has played a crucial role in bridging Detroit’s digital divide.

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About Rocket Classics

Rocket Classic became the first ever PGA Tour event in Detroit in 2019 and has a positive and lasting impact on the city and its residents through its years of “Current Change” campaign, which was founded in 2020 to end the digital divide in Detroit and ensure digital accessibility to all city residents. The Rockets Classic was the most popular event during the 2018-19 PGA Tour, recognized for its “Best Special Event” (called the 313 Celebrity Challenge then) and “Best Championship Sales” and earned the first “Fairy Road” for its diversity and inclusion program. The Fair Road Award was awarded again to Rocket Classic in 2023 and 2024, and won the Best Volunteer Program Award in 2024. More information can be found on RocketClassic.com and Facebook, X and Instagram (@RocketClassic).

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