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Few weeks on the PGA Tour blend Midwestern hospitality with low-scoring, birdie-friendly drama quite like the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run. Whether you’ve followed it for years or you’re planning your first one, John Deere Classic tickets put you inside the walk-the-course energy as the field chases a Sunday finish.
This page covers everything you need — from understanding how John Deere Classic works to finding the right tickets and knowing what to expect when you arrive.
The John Deere Classic is an annual PGA Tour stroke-play tournament held at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois (in the Quad Cities area), typically staged in July and usually the week before The Open Championship. First played in 1971 as the Quad Cities Open, it has remained a summer staple for more than 50 editions, taking on several sponsor-tied names before becoming the John Deere Classic in 1998—a nod to Deere & Company’s roots in nearby Moline, Illinois. The tournament is also closely associated with the region’s community and charitable tradition, including its Birdies for Charity program.
On the course, the John Deere Classic is a 72-hole stroke-play event contested over four days (Thursday through Sunday) with a full PGA Tour field typically around 156 players. A 36-hole cut trims the field for the weekend, and the champion is the player with the lowest aggregate score across 72 holes, with ties decided by sudden-death playoff. Players compete for a multimillion-dollar purse (recent editions around $8 million, with a winner’s share near $1.58 million), the John Deere Classic trophy, FedExCup points, Official World Golf Ranking points, and a two-year tour exemption for the winner. The event’s calendar spot is also notable because the top finisher(s) not otherwise exempt can earn a place in The Open Championship the following week, and the tournament provides a charter flight to the UK for players making the trip.
Recent champions include Chris Gotterup (2026), Brian Campbell (2025), Davis Thompson (2024), Sepp Straka (2023), and J.T. Poston (2022). The tournament also has memorable milestones, including Jordan Spieth’s 2013 victory at age 19—one of the youngest modern-era PGA Tour wins—and Steve Stricker’s three straight titles (2009–2011). Hosted at TPC Deere Run (opened in 2000 and hosting the event beginning in 2000), the course is known for scenic rolling terrain along the Rock River, mature tree-lined fairways, and its design by former tour player D.A. Weibring—all wrapped in a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere. If you’re planning to attend John Deere Classic, browsing tickets early is the smartest move.
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John Deere Classic tickets typically range from around $30 to $60 for daily general admission grounds tickets to several hundred dollars or more for hospitality and premium club access, with premium packages running higher.
A few factors tend to influence what you’ll pay. Weekend tournament days generally cost more than earlier rounds, and hospitality vs. grounds access is often the biggest pricing separator. Pricing can also move based on the strength of the field and how close it is to tournament week, so fans looking for the widest selection often shop earlier.
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At TPC Deere Run, spectators can experience the John Deere Classic by walking the property to follow groups across all 18 holes or by settling into grandstand seating at popular viewing zones. With a layout known for being scorable and birdie-friendly, positioning yourself near a closing stretch or a crowd-favorite hole can turn a good viewing spot into an all-day highlight.
The right access depends on what kind of tournament day experience you're after:
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Once your tickets are confirmed, a little preparation goes a long way — especially for an outdoor summer tournament with plenty of walking across the course.
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