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ATM

An ATM will be available in the Merchandise Tent

Autographs
Autographs are permissible, however, not during a player's round.

Bleachers
Bleacher seating will be available throughout the golf course and at the practice range.

Bicycle Parking and Drop Offs
Bicycle racks will be available at the Public Parking Lot located at King County's Marymoor Park near Redmond.

Camera Policy
Cameras are permitted on Monday - Wednesday ONLY.

Clinics & Exhibitions

Tuesday, July 27 - Fred Couples Junior Exhibition - 3:00 PM

Wednesday, July 28 - Wounded Warriors Exhbition - 2:00 PM

Concessions
There will be numerous concession stands located throughout the golf course serving a variety of items. No food and beverage can be brought in to the championship.

Dates

Monday, July 26 - Sunday, August 1, 2010
Monday, July 26 Practice Round
Tuesday, July 27 Practice Round
Wednesday, July 28 Practice Round
Thursday, July 29 First Round
Friday, July 30 Second Round
Saturday, July 31 Third Round
Sunday, August 1 Fourth Round

Format
72 Hole stroke play; field will be cut to low 60 and ties plus anyone within 10 strokes of the leader following the completion of the second round.

Founders Museum

On behalf of the original Founders of Sahalee Country Club in Sammamish, Wash., Gene Lynn has funded the construction of  a temporary on-site Founders Museum at the 31st U.S. Senior Open Championship, to be held July 26 – August 1, 2010 at Sahalee.

The mission of the Founders Museum is to promote the great game of golf in the Northwest.  All of the estimated 125,000 guests of the 2010 U.S. Senior Open will be invited to visit the museum during the week of the Championship.  The museum will be located in a high traffic area, next to the 18th fairway.  Trophies, prints, and photo exhibits will be on display, telling the story of how Sahalee Country Club, the United States Golf Association (USGA) and the Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) have contributed to the rich history of golf in the Northwest.  Exhibits will include replicas of the Wanamaker and Ouimet Trophies, the respective trophies of the PGA Championship and U.S. Senior Open.

Also, the U.S. Senior Open is inviting golf-based charities to participate in the Founders Museum to promote their causes and programs with the overriding theme being, Golf is a Good Thing.  Charities will be represented during the entire week of the Championship, beginning Tuesday, July 27, and include: The First Tee, Friends of American Lake Veterans Golf Course, the First Green Foundation, Evans Scholars, Special Olympics of Washington, and the PNGA Foundation.

Handicap Access
Pride Mobility Scooters will be provided free of charge on a first come, first serve basis at the Main Admission Gate.

Hospitality Packages
For more information on hospitality packages, contact Mike Zinga at (425) 836-1870, extension 101 or mike.zinga@sahalee.com.

Kids / Youth Tickets
Kids 17 and under are admitted free to the championship when accompanied by a ticketed adult each day of the championship. One adult may escort up to nine (9) kids. It is not necessary to notify the championship office in advance.  

Merchandise
The on-site merchandise tent covering over 8,000 square feet will offer a variety of merchandise bearing the U.S. Senior Open logo.

Some of the merchandise available for purchase will include hats, shirts, T-shirts, sweaters, jackets, artwork, lapel pins, golf balls, divot repair tools, ball markers, towels and much, much more.

Acceptable forms of payment in the Merchandise Pavilion are: U.S. dollars, traveler's checks, American Express, Discover, MasterCard and VISA. Personal checks are not accepted.

Parking & Shuttles
Spectator Parking is free and is located at King County's Marymoor Park near Redmond, WA.  Other parking information will be sent with tickets approximately 4-6 weeks in advance of the Championship. The information will also be posted on the Parking page when it is determined.  Spectators are shuttled from the parking lot to the main entrance which includes Admissions and Will Call, a Merchandise Pavilion and Disability Services.  Please note, the only spectator entrance into the championship is through the shuttle, and there will be no course access through any neighborhood streets.

Phones
Cell phones, PDA or other portable e-mail devices are NOT permitted on the grounds.

Players
156 professional and amateur players.  The field has not yet been announced, although we are expecting those listed below.  For a complete listing, visit the Players page.

Fred Couples
Hale Irwin
Peter Jacobsen
Bernhard Langer
Tom Lehman

Nick Price
Tom Watson

Prohibited Items (subject to change)
The following items can not be brought into the championship:

  • No Cell Phones, including any cell phones with photographic capabilities
  • No PDAs and/or other Portable Email Devices
  • No Noise Producing Electronic Devices
  • No Cameras and/or Camcorders (other than Monday through Wednesday for personal photographic use only and without their cases)
  • No Bags or backpacks larger than 8"W x 8"H x 8"D in its natural state
  • No Cases and/or Covers (such as chair or umbrella covers).  Umbrellas are permitted.
  • No Lawn and/or Folding Armchairs.  Chairs without arms and golf stools are permitted.
  • No Signs, Posters and/or Banners
  • No Televisions and/or Radios
  • No Food and/or Beverage
  • No Containers and/or Coolers
  • No Pets (other than service animals)
  • No Bicycles
  • No Ladders
  • No Metal-spiked Golf Shoes
  • No Noisemaking Devices
  • No Weapons (regardless of permit, including but not limited to firearms or knives)

Any other items deemed unlawful or dangerous by the USGA and/or Championship Security Personnel, in their sole discretion.

Parents with small children are allowed to bring strollers and diaper bags, if needed. These items are subject to reasonable inspection before entering and/or at any time during the Championship.

Rain Policy
If it rains on any day of the championship, play will continue as long as it is deemed safe to do so. Each day's ticket is valid only on the day it is printed for, therefore, a rain delay does not allow that day's ticket to be transferred or used on a different day of Championship play.

All Corporate Hospitality will be open every day rain or shine.

The USGA and 2010 U.S. Senior Open Championship staff will always keep spectators informed at the earliest possible moment of any changes made on this policy based upon situational circumstances.

Restrooms
Many locations around the golf course, mostly adjacent to concession areas.

Schedule of Events
Practice Rounds will be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Championship Rounds will begin on Thursday with the field cut at the conclusion of play on Friday.  Visit the Schedule of Events page for more information.  There is not a Pro/Am as the U.S. Senior Open is a USGA Championship.

Television
The U.S. Senior Open will be broadcast nationally on ESPN on Thursday and Friday and NBC on Saturday and Sunday.

Tickets
Daily tickets to the Practice Rounds and Championship Rounds will be available in spring of 2010.  Weeklong, upgraded, and flexible options are available now.

For more informatino, visit the Tickets section of this website.

Volunteer Positions
There will be 2800 volunteers serving on a variety of committees.  For more information on volunteering, please visit the Volunteer section of this website.

Will Call
Will Call will be located at the Main Admission Gate. Photo ID will be required at Will Call to pick up tickets.