How To Get 2025 US Open Tickets

The US Open is one the first events to look for on the calendar, as the world’s best players come together for the third of the year’s four Majors to tackle what is invariably one of the most grueling challenges of any tournament.

While wall-to-wall TV coverage will suffice for many fans, for others the chance to attend the tournament is too good an opportunity to turn down.

The 2025 US Open comes from the venue that has hosted more than any other - Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania. In fact, next year will see the course host for the 10th time and the first since Dustin Johnson lifted the trophy there in 2016.

Over the years, other great moments have included the first of Jack Niclaus’ 18 Major titles and Ernie Els’ triumph in 1994, and there are sure to be more highlights that will ultimatley go down in history at next year’s tournament.

While that is still 12 months away, it’s always a good idea to prepare as early as possible for the chance to attend.

The tournament takes place between 12 and 15 June, and tickets are now on sale, with package options for those who would like to attend.

The Weekly Trophy Club offers fans the chance to watch the action from a controlled facility adjacent to the third fairway. The package costs $1,500 plus fees for the week (Monday-Sunday) and includes premium food and beverage options available to purchase. 

For those wanting to attend throughout the week but without it costing as much, the Weekly Gallery package could be the best fit. That's a considerably more affordable $800 plus fees and includes one gallery ticket each day, the ability to walk the course and sit on various public grandstands, with food and beverages available at concession stands.

Even more affordable is the Reserved Grandstand 2-Day Package, which offers weekday (Thursday and Friday) and weekend (Saturday and Sunday) access with all-inclusive food and non-alcoholic beverages for $750 plus fees. Ticket holders will have admission to the grounds and access to a grandstand with premium views. 

The most pricey option is the Champions Pavillion 5-Day package, which offers an all-inclusive premium space between Wednesday and Sunday from a lounge near the third green. That includes, food, beverage, live TV coverage and all the access a Weekly Gallery ticket provides. It costs $5,000 plus fees.

The final option involves users signing up for the USGA’s Victory Club for free. The Victory Club allows access to special promotions, events and more, with more options becoming available nearer the tournament's start. 

Tickets are on sale now, with those interested able to purchase online via the official US Open website.