How to get tickets for the 2025 US Open? Price & details explored

The PGA golfers are gearing up for the 2025 US Open. The event will begin on June 12 and will be hosted at the Oakmont Country Club for a record tenth time. There is a lot of excitement among fans for this event, and many ticket categories for the event are already sold out. But how much do the tickets cost for this year's edition of the tournament?

The 2025 US Open will be the third major of the year, with Bryson DeChambeau as the defending champion. The tournament will be broadcast on Peacock, NBC, and the USGA app. Talking about the ticket prices, here is a look at them (per USGA):

Monday, June 9:

Gallery: $89/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $89/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier/ Signature Holes Tour: $249/ticket

Tuesday, June 10:

Gallery: $75/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $109/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier/ Signature Holes Tour: $279/ticket
Tuesday Course Setup Session Add-On: $90/ticket

Wednesday, June 11:

Gallery: $99/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $175/ticket
1895 Club/ Signature Holes Tour: $699/ticket
1895 Club/ Media Center Tour: $699/ticket

Thursday, June 12 (sold out):

Gallery: $199/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $629/ticket
1895 Club/ TV Compound Tour: $1,399/ticket
1895 Club/ Media Center Tour: $1,299/ticket
1895 Club: $1,199/ticket

Friday, June 13 (sold out):

Gallery: $329/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $629/ticket
1895 Club/ TV Compound Tour: $1,799/ticket
1895 Club/ Media Center Tour: $1,799/ticket
1895 Club: $1,799/ticket

Saturday, June 14 (sold out):

Gallery: $299/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $699/ticket
1895 Club/ TV Compound Tour: $2,099/ticket
1895 Club/ Media Center Tour: $2,199/ticket
1895 Club: $1,899/ticket

Sunday, June 15:

Gallery: $299/ticket
Trophy Club featuring Corona Premier: $499/ticket
1895 Club/ TV Compound Tour: $2,099/ticket
1895 Club/ Media Center Tour: $1,899/ticket
1895 Club: $1,799/ticket

Who are the previous ten champions of the US Open?

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The 2025 US Open will be the 125th edition of the tournament. It has a long history, which makes it a fan favorite. With the event drawing closer by the day, there are always questions concerning previous tournament champions. Here's a detailed look at all of the US Open champions since 2015:

2015: Jordan Spieth – 275 (-5) at Chambers Bay, Wash.
2016: Dustin Johnson – 276 (-4) at Oakmont C.C., Pa.
2017: Brooks Koepka – 272 (-16) at Erin Hills, Wis.
2018: Brooks Koepka – 281 (+1) at Shinnecock Hills G.C., N.Y.
2019: Gary Woodland – 271 (-13) at Pebble Beach Golf Links, Calif.
2020: Bryson DeChambeau – 274 (-6) at Winged Foot G.C., N.Y.
2021: Jon Rahm – 278 (-6) at Torrey Pines G.C., Calif.
2022: Matt Fitzpatrick – 274 (-6) at The Country Club, Mass.
2023: Wyndham Clark – 270 (-10) at The Los Angeles C.C., Calif.
2024: Bryson DeChambeau – 274 (-6) at Pinehurst Resort & C.C., N.C.

A lot of golfers are set to be in the hunt to win this year's edition of the US Open. Golfers such as Scottie Scheffler, Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau, and many others will look to contend, and only the best performing player will come out on top amid difficult conditions at Oakmont.

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