Ultimate Spectator Guide to the 2015 PGA TOUR McGladrey Classic

What is the McGladrey Classic?

This prestigious annual golf tournament—now in its sixth year—was founded by legendary PGA TOUR golfer Davis Love III to benefit the Davis Love Foundation. In its first five years, the event raised over $2.7 million for charities supporting children and families facing challenges in education, economics, social welfare, and health. Hosted at the renowned Sea Island Golf Club, it combines world-class golf with philanthropy.

What’s New for 2015?

New Week: November 16–22. The Classic marks the final PGA TOUR FedExCup event of the 2015 calendar year.

New Course: Plantation Course. In addition to the scenic Seaside Course with its ocean vistas, rounds on Thursday and Friday will feature the Plantation Course. Nestled among ancient live oaks and cedars, it offers expansive fairways, tidal creeks, lakes, and stunning ocean views.

Larger Field: 156 players. Twenty-four more professionals join the competition starting Thursday, November 19. After Friday, the field cuts to the top 70 and ties, with weekend play on the Seaside Course only.

New Concert Venue: McKinnon/St. Simons Airport. The "Under the Oaks" concert, presented by Southeast Georgia Health System, takes place at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 21.

Who’s Playing in 2015?

Ultimate Spectator Guide to the 2015 PGA TOUR McGladrey Classic

Players can commit until Friday, November 13. Past champions include Robert Streb, Chris Kirk, Tommy Gainey, Ben Crane, and Heath Slocum. Join PGA TOUR stars and catch country music icon Martina McBride at the Saturday "Under the Oaks" concert before Sunday's final round. View the current roster.

Where to Get Tickets

Secure tickets online via the official tournament website. Options include weekly ticket booklets or single-day passes. Practice rounds on Monday are free to the public.

Spectator Areas

Tickets provide access to both the Seaside and Plantation Course grounds. Follow your favorite players along designated boundaries on each hole. A grandstand behind the 18th green at Seaside offers prime views for the tournament's dramatic finish on Sunday.

Parking and Transportation

All tournament parking is free at McKinnon Airport on St. Simons Island, with shuttles to the course in 5–10 minutes. For a fun, eco-friendly option, bike to the event—racks are available at the entrance, and the Davis Love Foundation donates $2 per bike to Wolfson Children’s Hospital.

Ultimate Traveler's Guide to Downtown Palm Springs: Shopping, Dining & Experiences

Discover the vibrant, newly redesigned downtown plaza in Palm Springs, offering something for every visitor. Indulge in fine dining and casual eats, upscale boutiques, and charming mom-and-pop shops—all in one exciting destination! Our comprehensive guide highlights the top spots to shop, dine, and explore in Downtown Palm Springs, revealing why this oasis has become a must-visit for travelers worldwide. Top Shopping Spots Downtown Palm Springs boasts one-of-a-kind boutiques and stores perfec
Celebrate the Year of the Giraffe at The Living Desert: Events and Conservation Efforts

Greater Palm Springs offers exciting seasonal activities for all, including fun ways to support vital conservation causes. Starting this October, The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens launches its yearlong Year of the Giraffe initiative, building on last years successful Year of the Cheetah conservation campaign. The Year of the Giraffe features themed events and campaigns to raise awareness about the giraffes plight, inspire action, and bolster conservation. Activities occur at The Living Desert i
Escape the Winter Blues: Top Global Destinations for January and February Adventures

New Years Eve has passed, and its easy to feel the post-holiday slump. But fear not—vibrant destinations await with seasonal activities to banish those winter blues and reignite your wanderlust. From wildlife spectacles to sun-soaked festivals, here are expert-recommended escapes perfect for this time of year. Wildlife Watching in Antarctica January and February mark Antarcticas austral summer—ideal for exploration despite the chill. With up to 20 hours of daylight, witness penguins hatching egg