As you get ready to head over to the Quicken Loans National golf tournament this week, there are some things you need to know in order to maximize your fun and enjoyment â and minimize stress.
Here are the âdoâs and donâtsâ of the PGA TOURâs Quicken Loans National.
Parking
–DO park at Jiffy Lube Live at 7800 Cellar Door Drive in Bristow
-DONâT miss the shuttle to the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club
-DONâT forget that parking lots open at 7 a.m.
-DO have $15 to purchase parking at the gate, or $10 to purchase it in advance online
-DONâT try to walk in to the entrance at RTJ, you need to take a shuttle to the course
Tee time
-DO make sure you check the schedule of events on the Quicken Loans National website
Admission
-DO make sure you get a complimentary ticket for any children 12 and under
–DO head to the Ticket Office at the main entrance to get your tickets for the tournament
Cell phones
–DO bring your cell phone with you
-DONâT make phone calls outside of the designated âcell phone zonesâ
-DONâT record any videos
-DONâT take photos and videos during competition rounds of the tournament
-DO know that violations may result in staff taking your phone, deleting the photographs, or being removed from the tournament
Having fun
–DO take in all of the live musical talent at the Summer Music Stage in the afternoons
-DONâT forget to enjoy steak sandwiches from Ruthâs Chris Steak House and cocktails from the Grey Goose Lounge near the 18th fairway
-DO stop at the many kiosks for food and beverages along the course
-DO make sure you have fun!
Personal items
-DO be ready for an inspection before youâre allowed to enter the tournament
-DO check out our list of items you are allowed and not allowed to bring with you
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PERMITTED ITEMS |
PROHIBITED ITEMS |
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Opaque bags 6″ x 6″ x 6″ or smaller, including carrying cases, backpacks, camera bags and chair bags |
No bags larger than 6″ x 6″ x 6″, including carrying cases, backpacks, camera bags or chair bags |
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Clear plastic, vinyl or other carry items not exceeding 12″ x 12″ x 6″ |
No clear plastic, vinyl or other carry items larger than 12″ x 12″ x 6″ |
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A one-gallon clear re-sealable plastic bag |
No plastic, metal or glass cups, cans or containers of any kind except for medical or infant needs |
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Mobile phones, tablets and PDAs – MUST be on silent mode and adhere to TOUR’s Mobile Device Policy |
No computers or laptops |
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Still point-and-shoot cameras with lens smaller than 6″; no cases (Tuesday and Wednesday only). |
No fireworks or laser pointers |
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Umbrellas without sleeves |
No lawn or oversize chairs, seat cushions or bicycles |
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Portable radios with headsets |
No pets, except for service animals |
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Medically necessary supplies, strollers, small diaper bags, plastic baby bottles and other necessary baby supplies (infant must be with carrier) |
No knives, firearms or weapons of any kind |
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Collapsible chairs without carry bags |
No video cameras (all week) |
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Binoculars without case |
No cameras (during competition rounds, Thursday-Sunday). Professional-looking cameras and equipment (long-range lenses, tripods, etc.) will NOT be allowed. |
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All sizes of strollers are allowed and subject to search. |
No beverages (patrons may not bring in or exit with beverages) or coolers |
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No radios or TVs |
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No signs, posters or banners |
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