Ready to watch some of the best golfers in the world battle it out under the LA sun? The 2025 JM Eagle LA Championship presented by Plastpro is just around the corner, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting stops on the LPGA Tour this year. From April 17 to 20, the lush fairways of El Caballero Country Club will host 144 of the top female golfers as they compete over four days in a 72-hole stroke play format for a whopping $3.75 million purse.
And yes, Major Champion Hannah Green is back, looking to make it a three-peat after winning the last two editions. Whether you’re a die-hard golf fan or just looking for a unique way to spend a weekend in LA, this event has something for everyone.
Thinking of catching the action live? We’ve got you covered with all the ticket options so you can find what works best—whether you’re going solo for a day or making a weekend out of it.
Ticket options are available based on your preference
From budget-friendly daily passes to premium hospitality suites, the 2025 JM Eagle LA Championship has something for everyone.
Daily Grounds Pass: Priced at $25, this ticket grants access to the course, golf shop, and general concessions for any single day of the competition rounds (Thursday through Sunday).
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Weekly Grounds Pass: At $45, this pass offers access to all four competition days, providing excellent value for the dedicated fan.
Hollywood Club: For those seeking a premium experience, the Hollywood Club offers clubhouse access and a private hospitality suite right by the 18th hole—plus food and drinks. It’s $375 per day or $1,500 for the week, but if you’re all about comfort and prime views, it’s totally worth it.
Tickets can be purchased in advance through the official tournament website. While tickets may also be available at Will Call during tournament week, it’s best not to risk it—buying in advance is your safest bet.
Additionally, the JM Eagle LA Championship is all about community, and they’re showing up for it in a big way. Thanks to SERVPRO, all first responders (firefighters, police, EMTs) and military personnel (active, reserve, retired, or veterans) can enjoy free general admission, along with their families—up to four tickets per group.
That’s not all—families impacted by the Eaton and Palisades Fires are also being offered complimentary grounds tickets for the tournament rounds (April 17–20). All you need is a valid ID and proof of zip code at the gate.
And if you’re planning to bring the kids along, good news: children under 18 get in free with a paying adult. Just remember, if you’re eyeing the hospitality suites, those require a separate ticket for everyone, no matter their age.
It’s a great way to spend the day with loved ones while cheering on the world’s best golfers. To make sure each day is well planned out based on what to expect, know all about it, as it can enhance the whole experience.
Make your calendar– Here’s what to expect each day
If you’re thinking of heading to the course, here’s a quick look at how each day plays out. Round One starts Thursday, April 17, with gates opening at 7:00 AM. Players will tee off in the morning from 7:15 to 9:16 AM and again in the afternoon from 12:15 to 2:16 PM. Hospitality areas open at 10:30 AM and stay open until play wraps up around 6:00 PM. If you’re not going in person, you can still catch the live broadcast on Golf Channel from 6:00 to 9:00 PM ET.
The rest of the tournament follows with Round Two on Friday, Round Three on Saturday, and the Final Round on Sunday, April 20.
Still unsure about buying a ticket? You can always watch from home with full coverage on Golf Channel. But if you’d rather be there in person, now’s a good time to plan. Whether it’s a one-day visit or the full weekend, there’s a ticket for everyone.
So are you going to watch it from the stands or tune in from your couch? Either way, you’re in for a great show.
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