Things You'll Need:
- Airfare and accommodations
- Ticket(s) to selected event(s)
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Step 1
Expect that the PGA EuroPro Golf Tour will publish dates and venues for its tournaments at the beginning of every season. Plan for the current season's schedule to be released early in the year, typically in January.
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Step 2
Decide whether you want to attend qualifying tournaments or regular tour events. You can even participate in the Q-school (qualifying school) tournaments if you're an amateur golfer by meeting the necessary requirements.
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Step 3
Purchase the tickets you'll need to attend the event of your choice, available through the tournament or hosting country club website. Generally, you'll have the option to purchase tickets for a single day of competition or a tournament-long pass that entitles you to attend for the full duration of the event.
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Step 4
Follow the links provided for each PGA EuroPro tour event on the tour's official schedule website (see Resources below). The links will lead you to the event's homepage or to the homepage of the country club that is hosting the tournament. The page you're redirected to will provide you with event-specific information on how to attend the tournament as a spectator.
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Step 5
Remember that certain tournaments are televised, and that tickets for larger tournaments may be more difficult to purchase. Your best bet is to check early and often for the season's events to be posted on the PGA EuroPro golf tour website.
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Step 6
Make your travel plans well in advance, keeping in mind that the PGA EuroPro season generally runs from late April through early October. Contact the hosting country club if you want help finding a nearby hotel.
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Step 7
Bring your tickets and anything else you need with you on the day of the event. Head to the country club where the tournament is being held and enjoy your day at the PGA EuroPro golf tour.
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Step 8
Contact a PGA EuroPro Golf Tour official by calling their England offices at (+44) (0)1277 359900. You'll find answers to any questions about tournament attendance or participation that aren't handled on the tour's official website.
