How To Get Tickets For The AIG Women's Open
The AIG Women's Open is the UK's showcase event. Combining fantastic golf and a new-look festival village, the 2023 edition is expected to be the best one yet


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The 2023 AIG Women’s Open will take place at Walton Heath from August 10-13 and promises to be a brilliant event, with more than just golf on offer. Included in your ticket price is up close and personal access to watching the world’s best female golfers, along with live entertainment on the main stage. There’s also a Festival Village with delicious food and drink, plus interactive games and activities, making this a fantastic fun family day out.
Tickets start at just £20 for adults. As a bonus this year, Saturday’s ticket price includes a full day of golf action plus entry to see world-renowned female pop chart sensation Ellie Gouding on stage for a live performance. At £55 a ticket that’s cheaper than you’d pay to see her in concert!
A number of other offers are also available, including a £10 discount when booking a weekend bundle and a saving of £40 when booking the new five-day ticket offering. Mastercard holders are also eligible to receive £5 off their transaction when booking with a valid Mastercard on checkout.
To encourage children and youngsters to attend the 2023 AIG Women’s Open, The R&A is once again promoting the successful ‘Kids go Free’ programme on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. This allows children under the age of 16 free entry to the Championship when accompanied by a paying adult.
Half-price youth tickets are also available on those days for 16-24-year-olds. Junior and youth tickets for Saturday's golf action and Ellie Goulding concert are £20 and £40 respectively.
To purchase tickets visit www.aigwomensopen.com.
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