Location

Harbour Town Golf Links, Sea Pines Resort, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Schedule

Ticket Options

Calibogue Club – $575/day

Daily tickets: Thursday – Sunday
Now featuring two stories, the Calibogue Club is located between the 17th green and the 18th tee, with a satellite location at the 8th green.

Presented by Certified SC Grown, this ticket includes access to:

• Climate-controlled venue
• Complimentary lunch buffet
• Full-service bar and snacks
• Outdoor stadium seating
• Tournament grounds
• VIP parking*

*Included for every two tickets purchased.

Lighthouse Club – $475/day

Daily tickets: Thursday – Sunday
The Lighthouse Club is located on the iconic 18th green, with a two-story open-air skybox.

Includes access to:

• Observation Deck presented by The Hilton Head Island Airport viewing area on the 10th green
• Complimentary lunch buffet
• Full-service bar and snacks
• Tournament grounds
• Free general spectator parking

Doc’s BBQ at 15 – $375/day

Daily tickets: Thursday – Sunday
Doc’s BBQ at 15 is located behind the 15th green—so close, you’ll feel like you’re part of the action.

Includes access to:

• Tiered seating
• Climate-controlled casual lounge
• Complimentary lunch buffet
• Full-service bar and snacks
• Tournament grounds
• Free general spectator parking

Heritage Lawn Club – $275/day

Daily tickets: Thursday -Sunday
The Heritage Lawn Club is a new private venue with 360 degree views of the Calibogue Sound, 18th tee and Heritage Lawn.

Includes access to:

• Two drink vouchers per ticket purchase
• Food and additional beverages available for purchase inside the open-air venue
• Tournament grounds
• Free general spectator parking

Grounds Ticket – $150/day

Daily tickets: Thursday – Sunday
A Grounds Ticket gives fans access to the course and unmatched rope-line views of the golf action.

Includes access to:

• Concession stands
• Other public venues, including the Heritage Lawn
• Free general spectator parking

Practice Round Ticket – $25/day

Daily tickets: Tuesday, Wednesday
The Practice Round Ticket provides single-day access to the Tournament grounds.

Choose Tuesday to enjoy Opening Ceremonies or Wednesday to watch the Pro-Am. Course is closed to spectators on Monday. Free general spectator parking is included. Cameras are welcome.

Ultimate Patron Pass – $1,000/day

Daily tickets: Thursday – Sunday
It’s the “everywhere you want to go” pass.

Includes access to:

• Calibogue Club
• Lighthouse Club
• Doc’s BBQ at 15
• Tournament grounds
• On-site parking*

*Included for every two tickets purchased.

Tickets for Military Families

Active duty and National Guard service members and their dependents receive complimentary grounds admission for each day of the RBC Heritage (Tuesday-Sunday). Children 15 and under admitted free with a ticketed adult.

Youth Admission

All youth aged 15 and under, receive free grounds access when accompanied by a ticketed adult.

Hospitality admission policy: Children under 5 do not need a ticket to gain access to DOC’s BBQ, Lighthouse Club, Calibogue Club and the Heritage Lawn Club. Children 6-15 are welcome at these venues but need to have a ticket to the venue. A ticketed adult must accompany children at all times.

Entry Guidelines

• Only digital tickets are available for purchase online.
• A valid digital ticket is required for entry. Each spectator will receive a ticket to wear at check in.
• Ticket Services: Located in the Clubhouse parking lot and Liberty Oak Lawn, Harbour Town. Hours are: Monday, April 14 – 7:00 am – 5:00 pm and Tuesday, April 15 to Sunday, April 20 – 7:00 am – 5:00 pm.
• All individuals will be subject to security screening, including metal detector screening and inspection of bags.

Prohibited items include:

• No bags larger than a small purse 6”x6” including carrying cases, backpacks, camera bags, or chair bags
• No clear plastic, vinyl, or other carry items larger than 12”x6”x12”
• No glass cups or bottles of any kind except for medical or infant needs
• No memorabilia including pin flags, photos, trading cards, balls and other sports paraphernalia
• No computers or laptops
• No fireworks or laser pointers
• No lounge or over-sized chairs with extended foot rests
• No seat cushions in a carrying case or that have pockets or compartments
• No pets, except for service animals
• No knives, firearms or weapons of any nature
• No video cameras (all week)
• No point and shoot, film or DSLR cameras (during competition rounds)
• No selfie sticks or hand-held camera stabilizers
• No beverages (patrons may not bring in or exit with beverages) or coolers
• No radios, TVs, or portable speakers
• No posters, signs or banners
• No motorcycles, mopeds, tricycles, bicycles (whether or not motor-driven), skateboards, hoverboards, or other similar devices
• No drones, remote controlled model aircrafts or other devices that can be operated in airspace will be permitted to be operated

Permitted Items

• Personal bags 6”x6” or smaller
• Clear plastic, vinyl or other carry items not exceeding 12” x 6” x 12”
• A one gallon clear resealable plastic bag
• At the tournament’s discretion, food may enter the tournament in a clear, resealable plastic bag, not to exceed the size of a one gallon bag
• Reusable plastic or metal cups/bottles that are empty upon entry and exit, and cannot hold more than 32 ounces
• Mobile phones, tablets, and PDA’s – MUST be on Silent mode and adhere to PGA TOUR’s Mobile Device Policy
• Point and shoot, film or DSLR cameras with lens smaller than 6”; no case (during practice rounds only)
• Umbrellas without sleeve
• Portable radios with headsets
• Medically necessary materials, strollers, small diaper bags, plastic baby bottles, and other essential baby supplies (infant must be with carrier) – items subject to search
• Collapsible chairs without chair bags
• Binoculars without case
• Seat cushions that do not require a carrying case or that do not have pockets or compartments
• Motorized scooters or other personal transportation devices when used as a mobility aid by individuals with mobility impairment

General Parking at the Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn

• Free parking with motor coach service to Harbour Town Marina (20-minute ride), 6:30 AM – 9:30 PM, Tuesday through Sunday.
• No general spectator parking inside Sea Pines.
• Location: 70 Honey Horn Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926.

Official Tournament Shuttle from Coligny Beach Parking Lot

• Shuttles to a drop-off near Liberty Oak Lawn in Harbour Town, 6:30 AM – 9:30 PM, Tuesday through Sunday.
• Bicycle parking available at Coligny Plaza.
• Parking is first-come, first-served.
• Location: 102 Pope Avenue, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928.

Bicycle Parking at Harbour Town

• Free bike parking at the tennis courts near Harbour Town Golf Links Clubhouse.
• Lock your bike; owners are responsible for security.
• Entry with a digital ticket or volunteer badge at Ocean Gate (South Forest Beach Dr.) or Main Gate (Greenwood Dr.) during tournament hours.
• Ebikes are not allowed in Sea Pines.
• Click here to view/download/print the 2025 bike map.

Designated Parking for People with Disabilities

• Designated disabled parking near the shuttle area at The Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn.
• Display a Disabled Person Parking Identification Placard to park.
• Wheelchair-accessible buses available.
• Special Assistance Shuttle golf carts operate Tuesday through Sunday, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM, with stops around Harbour Town Golf Links.
• Location: 70 Honey Horn Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926.

Ride Share App & Taxi Policy

After hours, taxis and ride shares can pick up at locations around Harbour Town Golf Links once play ends.

Taxi and Ride Share pick-up/drop-off during tournament hours at The Shops at Sea Pines Center.

What to wear

Fashion at the RBC Heritage is a blend of Southern charm, classic golf attire and coastal casual style. With spring in full swing, attendees embrace lightweight fabrics like linen, cotton and performance blends to stay cool under the Carolina sun.

For women: Flowy dresses, rompers and wide-brim hats are popular choices, offering both comfort and style. Skip the heels unless you are opting for partying and little to no walking.

For men: Stick to polos, chino shorts and loafers or sneakers for a polished yet relaxed look.

Plaid Nation Day on Saturday

Fans celebrate the tournament’s signature pattern by sporting bold plaid prints. Whether you’re strolling the greens or sipping a cocktail at a hospitality tent, embracing plaid is always encouraged.

What to bring

• Sunglasses or a hat
• Empty water bottle (not made of glass and can’t hold more than 32 ounces)
• Sunscreen
• Bug Repellent
• Binoculars
• Lawn chair (check tickets & access for permitted items)
• Umbrella and rain jacket if weather permits

Concession Stands

Concession stands are located in the following areas and feature specialty items from The SERG Restaurant Group, and are staffed by volunteers from local civic and non-profit organizations:

• Between 1st and 9th fairways
• 2nd green/7th tee
• 8th green
• 10th fairway
• 13th green
• 15th green
• 18th fairway
• Heritage Lawn/17th green

Fraser’s at the Pavilion

Fraser’s at the Pavilion is open to all spectators and is located under the Clubhouse adjacent to the 10th tee.

The Michelob Ultra Club

The Michelob Ultra Club sells food and beverages on the Heritage Lawn to spectators of legal drinking age.

Tito’s Golf Club

Tito’s Golf Club on the Heritage Lawn offers cocktails for spectators of legal drinking age.

Lunazul Tequila Cantina

On the Heritage Lawn; offers specialty tequila cocktails for spectators of legal drinking age.

1 & 9 Village

An open-air venue that features the Elijah Craig Speakeasy and the Wicked Weed Beer Bar. Spectators can relax at the Cool Zone located between holes 1 and 9. It features a large video board and golf viewing areas.

At the RBC Heritage, kids can enjoy a Youth Zone with a putt-putt course and autograph zone, attend Youth Day activities on the Heritage Lawn, and participate in contests like a hole-in-one putting contest.

Youth Zone:

• Located behind the first tee by the tournament’s main entrance. 
• Features a putt-putt course and an autograph zone where kids can get autographs from PGA Tour players. 

Youth Day Activities (Heritage Lawn):

• Children 15 and under are invited to Youth Day activities on the Heritage Lawn.
• Activities typically include contests like the Lazy Plaid Stick, hole-in-one putting, fastest dressed in plaid and best dressed. 
• Families can also enjoy a family-friendly movie on the Heritage Lawn. 
  

• Technics Sound Deck on the 14th green is an innovative fan experience that allows spectators to hear the crisp sound of a tee shot through headphones, offering a whole new perspective on the game.
• Bleachers are located throughout the course. Access is on a first-come, first-served basis and is free for all spectators. Wheelchair-accessible viewing areas are located at the 9th, 13th, 15th and 18th greens.
• The Heritage Lawn is a popular and fun spectator area that starts just past the 16th green and ends along the 18th fairway. It’s a great location to meet up with friends to watch the Golf Channel and CBS Sports broadcasts on a large video board. A variety of activities are offered on the Heritage Lawn.
• Liberty Oak Expo area is located in the Marina next to the Harbour Town Lighthouse. Spectators are invited to visit the display tents to view and interact with promoted products.
• The RBC Heritage Merchandise Pavilion is located between the 1st and 9th holes. Additional pop-up tents can be found on the Heritage Lawn (Peter Millar tent) and at Liberty Oak.
• Novant Health First Aid Stations can be found in the Harbour Town Golf Links parking lot and the Heritage Lawn. If the need for medical assistance should occur, please notify the nearest RBC Heritage volunteer.
• The Youth Zone is open all week and is located behind the first tee by the tournament main entrance. A putt-putt course and autograph zone are the highlight of the area.
• Get a great view of the final putts on the 18th green from the Lighthouse Club.
• Par 3 holes are a fan favorite.
• Follow the action by walking between holes, starting at the 1st hole.
• The 17th hole has a stunning water view—best seen from Heritage Lawn.

A few facts

• This year’s purse is $20M
• Each year, the RBC Heritage pumps more than $134.9 million into South Carolina’s economy.
• More than 1,600 volunteers work throughout tournament week.
• The RBC Heritage is broadcast in 28 languages to 200+ countries outside the US. More than 1 billion households across the world can tune in to see Harbour Town’s famous candy cane striped lighthouse.

• Founded in 1969 – The first Heritage Classic was played in November 1969 at Harbour Town Golf Links, with Arnold Palmer winning the inaugural event.
• Harbour Town Golf Links Was Designed by Legends – The course was co-designed by Pete Dye and golf legend Jack Nicklaus, becoming one of the most iconic stops on the PGA Tour.
• Signature Red Plaid Jacket – Since the tournament’s early years, the winner has been awarded the red tartan jacket, a nod to Scottish golf traditions.
• Held Annually After The Masters – The RBC Heritage is always played the week after The Masters, making it a favorite “relaxing” stop for many top golfers after Augusta.
• Davis Love III Holds the Record for Most Wins – He has won the tournament five times (1987, 1991, 1992, 1998, and 2003), the most of any golfer in RBC Heritage history.
• It Wasn’t Always Sponsored by RBC – The tournament has had several sponsors over the years, with RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) taking over title sponsorship in 2012.
• The Lighthouse is an Icon – The Harbour Town Lighthouse, which sits just beyond the 18th green, has become one of the most recognizable backdrops in golf.
• Signature Tight Fairways & Small Greens – Unlike many power-hitter-friendly courses, Harbour Town is known for narrow fairways and tiny greens, putting emphasis on precision over distance.

Past Winners

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