Biltmore Championship Tickets: How to Get Yours Before Walnut Cove Tees Off 

The countdown to the Biltmore Championship in Asheville is on. This September, The Cliffs at Walnut Cove welcomes the PGA TOUR, marking the first time Asheville has hosted a PGA TOUR golf tournament in more than 80 years. If you’re planning to be in Asheville for tournament week, here’s how to purchase your Biltmore Championship Asheville tickets and prepare for an unforgettable week at Walnut Cove. 

When It’s Happening 

The inaugural Biltmore Championship Asheville runs September 17 through 20, 2026, at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove. 

• Thursday, Sept. 17 – First round
• Friday, Sept. 18 – Second round
• Saturday, Sept. 19 – Third round
• Sunday, Sept. 20 – Final round

Each day carries its own energy. Early rounds offer more room to move around the course and follow specific groups, while the weekend brings the tightest leaderboard drama and the biggest crowds. 

How to Get Tickets 

Tickets are sold through the official Biltmore Championship Asheville website, not through The Cliffs. Grounds passes provide single-day access to the tournament grounds, public viewing areas, and on-course fan experiences. Fans may purchase up to six tickets per day, per account. 

Ticket prices and availability may change based on demand, so fans are encouraged to purchase early, particularly if they plan to attend during the weekend rounds. 

Each ticketed adult may bring up to two children ages 15 and under on the grounds free of charge, with no pre-registration required. This complimentary admission applies to general grounds access only. Children ages 6 and older must have their own ticket to enter upgraded hospitality venues. 

For hospitality packages and premium viewing options, the tournament’s official hospitality page is the place to compare experiences before you commit. 

Where You’re Actually Headed 

The Biltmore Championship is hosted at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course set in the Blue Ridge Mountains just outside Asheville. The par-72 layout stretches over 7,000 yards through a valley bordered by Pisgah National Forest and the Blue Ridge Parkway, with mountain views framing nearly every hole.

The course sits about fifteen minutes from downtown Asheville and ten minutes from Asheville Regional Airport, close enough for an easy day trip, far enough to feel like a different world once you’re on the grounds.

What to Expect on the Grounds

General parking is set up at Biltmore Park Town Square, with complimentary shuttle service running fans to and from the course throughout the week, so plan to leave the driving to the shuttle. On course, Wicked Weed Tavern at the Turn gives spectators a shaded spot near the ninth fairway to catch players making the turn while pouring a local favorite. 

For the full story on how this tournament came to Walnut Cove and what it means for the region, our tournament overview covers the history and the course in more depth. 

The Best Way to Preview Life at Walnut Cove 

Tournament week is, in a very real sense, an open door. For a few days in September, the public gets to walk the same fairways, take in the same mountain views, and feel the same atmosphere that members experience year-round at The Cliffs at Walnut Cove. If a morning on this course is enough to make you start picturing what a home here might look like, that instinct is worth following.