lukedog
New member
Does anyone know ,if I buy tickets for Saturday and Sunday, do I need to get kids tickets for my 2 boys,aged 10 and 8? Or because they are free, they don't actually need tickets?
Thanks Luke
Thanks Luke
UK open 2025 ticket question
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kp17
Newbie
Not 100% but I’m pretty sure they issue junior tickets too along with the adult, even with no cost.
lukedog
New member
Thanks, just can't see any kids tickets when trying to buy my ticket through resellers ...
Think might just go to the Scottish open instead.
Thanks Luke
Think might just go to the Scottish open instead.
Thanks Luke
HPIMG
Active member
You still need a ticket for kids even though there free, I went this year without a ticket for my son and I had to walk back to a office and they printed one out for me.
lukedog
New member
Ok, thanks
I'd highly recommend that. You'll see much more, get closer to players without a crowd being in front of you. Most of the top players will be there as well so you don't really miss anyone. It's a good day out.
lukedog
New member
Yeah, it's cheaper as well... My 2 boys are just getting into golf and think it will be a nice weekend for them...
The Squirrel
Active member
Can confirm my youngest was similar age and had a great day last year - mainly enjoyed hanging over ropes forcing pro golfers she recognised to high-5 her by her determined but cute stare
. First 2 days not too crowded at all - any group that’s not Rory they be able to will see plenty rather than the backs of tall people. We are going back for a 4 day trip this yr mixing watching good golf with playing some very much more average golf 
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kp17
Newbie
Scottish open be much better for two young boys. Won’t see a thing at Portrush
pendodave
Tour Rookie
Where do you live?
I've found the open final qualifiers are often great to watch, no crowds, good courses.
Or the US open qualifier at Walton Heath.
Both free of charge as well.
