Not this year, no. La Paloma Country Club, all hospitality venues, and the golf course itself will be closed to the public for all practice rounds and during the Pro-Ams on Wednesday & Thursday. 

For a complete list of all parking lots and drop-off/pick-up locations for the week, including addresses and directions, please visit our Event Parking page.

Will Call is located at the main ticket entrance at La Paloma Country Club. The hours of operation are 9 am – 4 pm daily between Friday, March 8 – Sunday, March 10.

We highly recommend you DO NOT leave parking passes at Will Call and pre-arrange to deliver parking credentials in advance, as cars will have already parked prior to reaching Will Call and will not be able to utilize the parking passes you’ve left for your guests if not provided to them in advance. 

Items left at Will Call will require a full name at drop-off and a photo I.D. to verify for pickup.

Absolutely! We encourage patrons to purchase their tickets in advance by CLICKING HERE, but you can certainly purchase General Admission tickets and any available upgrades (if available or applicable) at the tournament’s Main Entrance when arriving at La Paloma Country Club.

All sales final. No exchanges, credits, or refunds under any circumstances. The Cologuard Classic or its partners and affiliates are not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. The resale of tickets or any official items are strictly prohibited on the tournament grounds, on the golf course, in the parking lots or surrounding areas. Violators will have their tickets confiscated and may be refused access to the event. Tickets are transferable, but each individual ticket may only be used once on the specific day.   

Absolutely! Our event is family-friendly and we encourage children to come out.

In fact, kids 10 or under get in free with a ticketed adult. And little children 5 and under also receive complimentary admission into the hospitality venues with a properly ticketed adult. 

However, we ask parents of babies, toddlers and small children to be considerate of the golfers and our guests at all times, including addressing any crying, yelling, noises, or related behavior that may affect play or impact a guest experience.

To ensure that everyone has the best experience possible, we ask that you remove yourself from the venue and/or walk away from play if your child gets too fussy. 

Additionally, we encourage parents with young children to bring umbrella strollers for easier maneuverability on the course. Diaper bags (including bottles, juice, medicines and snacks) are permitted, but will be thoroughly checked for prohibited items at security points.  

Yes there is. Lost & Found for the golf tournament is located at the main entrance at La Paloma Country Club. The hours of operation are 9 am – 4 pm daily between Friday, March 8 – Sunday, March 10.

Orders or inquiries after 4 pm will be delivered to Will Call the next day. After the tournament, please direct all inquiries to info@tucsonconquistadores.com or call (520) 571-0400.

We make no guarantees that any item will be found and urge patrons to not bring any valuables with them, however if the lost item was not turned in to the official tournament Lost & Found, we recommend you also try directly calling La Paloma Country Club and/or The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa to see if your item was brought there.   

The First Aid booth is located at the halfway house behind La Paloma’s practice facility, and between Holes #16 and #18.

If emergency first aid is needed, please call 911 immediately and contact the nearest security guard or police officer, event volunteer, or golf course official. 

While there is no official dress code, we do ask patrons to dress appropriately and avoid wearing inappropriate outfits, inflammatory messages, or anything that can be considered offensive or distracting to our players and guests. No weapons or costumes 

Approved bags include small clutch bags 6″ x 6″ or smaller, clear plastic vinyl or see-through bags, or bags not exceeding 12″ × 6″ x 12″ are allowed in the tournament. Additionally, diaper bags containing bottles, drinks, medicines or baby products are permitted, but will be subject to search.

All persons and items are subject to search prior to being granted access to a tournament. Persons found to be in possession of prohibited items or bags that exceed the permitted size specifications will be asked to return those items to their vehicle before being allowed to board shuttles or enter the tournament grounds. The tournament may not provide a “bag check” facility, so attendees are urged not to bring prohibited items.

For more information on what items and bags are permitted and prohibited, please CLICK HERE.

Lounge or oversized chairs with extended footrests, or seat cushions in a carrying case with pockets or compartments are not permitted through the gates.

Collapsible or portable chairs without chair bags and without seat cushions that do not require a carrying case or have pockets or compartments are permitted. All portable chairs must be removed from the course each night or will be confiscated.

At the tournament’s discretion, food such as sandwiches many enter the tournament in a clear, resealable, plastic bag not to exceed the size of a one (1) gallon bag. Outside or “ordered” food can not be brought in or delivered. No outside beverages or coolers will be permitted. 

No same-day re-entry is permitted. Once scanned, your ticket is expired and you can not reenter the event for any reason. While hospitality venue guests may leave their venue and return into that same venue as often as needed, leaving the tournament grounds completely – including returning to your car – is not allowed. 

Segways, motorized scooters, or other personal transportation devices are permitted only when used as a mobility aid by individuals with disabilities, a medical handicap, or mobility impairment.

No motorcycles, mopeds, tricycles, bicycles (whether or not motor-driven), skateboards, hoverboards, one-wheels, personal golf carts, or similar devices will be permitted to be operated on or within tournament property.

No pets or animals of any kind, except support or service animals, are permitted through the gates or anywhere on the golf course.

We politely ask everyone to please be respectful of fellow patrons and players by silencing all cell phones or shutting them off completely, especially in the hospitality venues or when close to the on-course action.

Phone calls and video calls are only permitted in designated cell phone areas. 

Photography is permitted in the common areas and during practice rounds or Pro-Am, but no photographs or videos are permitted during the official rounds of play or when any player is competing.

• Please SILENCE mobile devices
• Devices may be used to capture photos and videos but flash must be turned OFF
• Content may only be used for personal purposes, no commercial use
• No live streaming or real time coverage
• Texting is permitted; phone calls allowed away from play
• Please be respectful and do not interfere with players, caddies or media

Failure to comply with this policy may result in removal from the premises and/or having your camera or phone confiscated, to be returned as you exit the property.

Yes, to show our appreciation for our soldiers, and to honor their service and sacrifice, all Active Duty, Military Reserve, Retirees, Veterans and National Guard Service members – and one (1) dependent – can enjoy the Cologuard Classic for free.

Yes. With valid ID showing your current status, all Class A members of the PGA, plus LPGA, CGSAA, Course Architects and related designations (plus a spouse) will get FREE General Admission ticket(s) to the event.