The Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches is reducing admission prices for the Bear Trapby more than 50 percent compared to 2026, while doubling the capacity, giving more fans the opportunity to experience one of the most recognizable and iconic venues on the PGA Tour.
Fans can purchase tickets starting Oct. 13. The cost is $150 for the Thursday and Sunday rounds, and $165 for Friday and Saturday. Fees and taxes are not included.
The Cognizant Classic will be held Feb. 25-28 on the famed Champion Course at PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens.
Special pricing for the Bear Trap will be available through Oct. 29, while supplies last.
The promotion is part of the Cognizant Classic seeking to get back to its roots when the then-Honda Classic was one of the more
popular events on the PGA Tour. The 2027 experience also will return to a traditional food and beverage model, allowing fans to make their purchase throughout the venue rather than included in the admission price.
“The Bear Trap has always been the social heartbeat of the Cognizant Classic,” saidMax Novena, the event's interim Executive Director. “We're bringing back the experience that made it a fan favorite, with more accessible pricing, more room for fans and the electric atmosphere that makes the Bear Trap so special. We want more people to be part of it and these changes are an important step in making that happen.”
Parking options are also available, including $10 per day at Dyer Park in West Palm Beach, and $50 per day at BallenIsles Country Club in Palm Beach Gardens. Both are available for Wednesday through Sunday.
General admission tickets for the Cognizant Classic will go on sale Nov. 12. For tickets, visit thecognizantclassic.com.
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