PGA Tour Champions charity golf tournament played over four rounds on the West Course at Norwood Hills Country Club, with all three rounds televised on the Golf Channel.
The Stifel Charity Classic returns to Norwood Hills Country Club from Thursday, October 22 to Sunday, October 25, bringing the PGA TOUR Champions to St. Louis for four days of senior professional golf. It's an official playoff event on the Champions Tour, and all three rounds are televised on the Golf Channel, so you can follow along from home if you can't make it to the course.
The tournament is run by Tournaments for Charity, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, and the money it raises goes to local charities in the North St. Louis County area. It's played on the West Course at Norwood Hills, a historic private club that hosted the 1948 PGA Championship, so the course has some real pedigree behind it. The whole thing is designed to showcase the best of the senior tour while giving back to the local community.
There are a few different ways to watch, depending on how close you want to be. Grounds tickets are $20 on Thursday, $45 on Friday, $55 on Saturday, and $45 on Sunday, or you can grab a weekly grounds ticket for $85. If you want a spot in the clubhouse, those tickets run $95 on Friday, $105 on Saturday, and $95 on Sunday, with a weekly clubhouse ticket for $200. For something more high-end, Club 314 tickets are $335 each and cover Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Children 16 and under get in free with a ticketed adult, though that only covers grounds access.
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One detail worth keeping in mind: military personnel, veterans, and first responders get two complimentary tickets per day from Thursday through Sunday. If that applies to you, you can head out to Norwood Hills Country Club at 1 Norwood Hills Country Club Drive in St. Louis, Missouri 63102.
