• Daily grounds tickets and hospitality passes available at RocketClassic.com

  
  

• Students with a valid .edu email address have access to special ticket pricing throughout tournament week

  
  

• Up to four children, aged 15 and under, are admitted free when accompanied by a ticketed adult

DETROIT (April 23, 2025) – The Rocket Classic today announced daily grounds tickets and passes to hospitality venues are now on sale at RocketClassic.com. Fans can purchase packages to enjoy Detroit’s PGA TOUR tournament, which will be held at Detroit Golf Club for the seventh consecutive year from June 25-29.

All Rocket Classic tickets are digital and day-specific, and fans are encouraged to buy tickets early for the best prices. Grounds tickets start at $65 per day, while LendingTree Lounge and Club Ace shared hospitality passes start at $120 and $230, respectively. Parking, at University of Detroit Mercy – McNichols Campus (UDM) on Wednesday and Wayne State University (WSU) Thursday through Sunday, is available for as low as $20 and must be purchased separately.

“The Rocket Classic has quickly become a staple of the Detroit summer sports scene and is one of the most family friendly events in the area,” said Bill Emerson, President of Rocket Companies and the Rocket Giving Fund. “We are thrilled to welcome golf fans back to the Detroit Golf Club once again to enjoy celebrating the best golfers on a historic golf course, while raising money for non-profits across the region.”

For the first time, students will receive special pricing of 31.3% off for each competition day on grounds tickets purchased using a valid .edu email address to pay homage to Detroit’s 313 area code. On Saturday, June 28, all fans are encouraged to wear their favorite school colors, showcasing their allegiances to their alma maters or favorite teams.

Rocket Classic Ticket Options: June 25–29

Grounds Tickets: 

Grounds tickets offer plenty of front row seating options, allowing guests to follow their favorite golfers throughout the course or relax at viewing decks that are open to fans of all ages to enjoy. Up to four children aged 15 and under are admitted free when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

LendingTree Lounge: 

The LendingTree Lounge is a shared hospitality venue with both tented and outdoor seating options, providing a premium experience to traditional grounds access. The lounge offers incredible views of the 16th fairway and green, 17th tee and 13th green, where fans can watch the most charitable three holes in golf – AREA 313. An upgraded menu and bar service are available for individual purchase, and private restrooms are also included.

Club Ace: 

Club Ace offers guests an open-air, shaded venue with stunning views of the 15th and 16th holes, as well as grounds access, in an intimate setting with complimentary beer, wine, seltzers and an upgraded food menu. A full bar is also available for purchase.

Additional ticketing, parking, and tournament information: 

On Sunday, June 22, admission and parking are complimentary for the final round of THE JOHN SHIPPEN Men’s Invitational presented by Rocket. On Wednesday, June 25, Detroit Community Day includes complimentary admission and parking for all residents of the 313 and beyond to enjoy access to exciting pre-tournament events such as the Delta Dental Pro-Am and The First Tee – Greater Detroit Youth Golf Clinic.

Complimentary tickets are also available to military members and first responders in partnership with Folds of Honor and Irreverent Warriors Detroit. Beginning April 23, these tickets are available for active, reserve, retired and veteran military along with one guest, while tickets last, and are available for one day only. First responders, including firefighters, law enforcement officers, paramedics, emergency medical technicians and one guest, also have the option to claim free tickets for one day only.

Parking is complimentary on Wednesday, June 25 at the University of Detroit Mercy – McNichols Campus, and paid parking is available Thursday through Sunday at Wayne State University. Wednesday through Sunday, round-trip shuttle service will be offered between the parking lots and Detroit Golf Club.

All special ticket offers are available while supplies last. For more information on all ticket options, parking, and policies, visit RocketClassic.com.

Since 2019, the Rocket Classic has invested nearly $10 million into local charitable organizations, including contributions to the event’s landmark “Changing the Course” initiative, which has played a vital role in bridging the digital divide in Detroit.

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About the Rocket Classic 

The Rocket Classic made history in 2019 as the first PGA TOUR event ever held in the city of Detroit and has continued to make a positive and lasting impact on the city and its residents through its multi-year “Changing the Course” campaign, established in 2020 to end the digital divide in Detroit and ensure digital accessibility for all city residents. The Rocket Classic was the most awarded event during the 2018-19 PGA TOUR season, being recognized for “Best Special Event” (then known as the AREA 313 Celebrity Challenge) and “Best Tournament Sales” as well as being honored with the first “Fair Way Award” for its diversity and inclusion initiatives. The Fair Way Award was bestowed upon the Rocket Classic again in 2023 and 2024, and in 2024 the tournament also received the Best Volunteer Program award. More information is available at RocketClassic.com and on Facebook, X and Instagram (@RocketClassic).