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Farmers Insurance Open returns to Torrey Pines Golf Course

Posted by SDCN Staff | Jan 7, 2026 | Sports | 0

Farmers Insurance Open returns to Torrey Pines Golf Course

By SDCN Staff

San Diego, CA–The Farmers Insurance Open will make its annual stop at Torrey Pines Golf Course from January 29 to February 1. 

General admission grounds tickets for the PGA Tour begin at $60 per day. Golf fans are encouraged to purchase early and save up to 25 percent with special advance ticket offers available across all categories through January 6. 

Grounds tickets and access to premium shared hospitality venues are available for purchase. Options include the Canyon Club, presented by Pechanga Resort and Casino and overlooking the 17th and eighth greens, as well as the upgraded ULTRA Pass, presented by Michelob ULTRA at the ninth tee.

“The Farmers Insurance Open continues to be a premier sporting and lifestyle event in San Diego,” said Marty Gorsich, CEO of the Century Club of San Diego. “Whether you’re a die-hard golf fan or just looking to enjoy a day at one of the most beautiful spots in Southern California, there’s something for everyone. The mix of world-class PGA Tour golf and a vibrant social scene makes it a unique, can’t-miss experience. Tickets sell quickly, so we encourage fans to grab theirs early, especially before the holiday season.” 

Harris English, an automatic qualifier to Team USA for the upcoming Ryder Cup, is expected to return to Torrey Pines in January to defend his 2025 Farmers Insurance Open title.

Opening Day presented by Michelob ULTRA is January 29. Thursday and Friday are Full Field Days (Rounds 1-2), as fans are guaranteed to see the entire field of players compete over Torrey Pines’ North and South Courses before the cut is made. 

The tournament’s Championship Days (Rounds 3-4), held entirely on Torrey Pines’ South Course, are on January 31 and February 1. 

Daily grounds tickets start at $60 each day for Rounds 1-2, and $70 each day for the final two rounds on Saturday and Sunday. Children 15 and under receive free grounds admission with a paid adult (one free children’s admission per adult), and discounted daily grounds tickets for seniors and military begin at $50 each day, Thursday and Friday. 

The upgraded ULTRA Pass presented by Michelob ULTRA includes access to the ULTRA Zone at the ninth tee, featuring all-inclusive beer, seltzer, and non-alcoholic beverages, along with covered, outdoor tables, upgraded concessions, upgraded restrooms, and televisions showing live golf coverage. These individual, day-specific tickets start at $150 each day for Thursday and Friday, and $175 each day for Saturday and Sunday. 

Enhanced hospitality tickets to the Canyon Club presented by Pechanga Resort and Casino, the tournament’s new Official Casino Partner, offer incredible views of the eighth and 17th greens and featuring all-inclusive food and full bar, covered open-air seating, upgraded restrooms and televisions showing live golf coverage. 

Daily tickets to the Canyon Club begin at $415 each day on Thursday and Sunday, and $475 each day on Friday and Saturday. Tickets to the Front Row at Canyon Club presented by Pechanga Resort and Casino provide a reserved seat within the first two rows of the Canyon Club along with in-seat beverage service and other perks. 

For information on other hospitality ticket options, including the new Casitas on 15, discounted group rates on upgraded hospitality venues, ticket discounts for senior citizens and military personnel (Thursday/Friday only), and advance purchases on parking, visit www.farmersinsuranceopen.com. 

All tickets to the Farmers Insurance Open are digital. After purchase, fans can load their tickets to their smartphone’s mobile wallet to display as they enter the tournament gates. 

Fans are also encouraged to follow the tournament on Instagram and Facebook (@farmersinsopen) to stay informed with the most up-to-date information and behind-the-scenes content through tournament week.

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