PGA for giving 3,000 ticket tickets Ryder for local New York golfers with “Narodni Pek”

One of the best golf cards will be a little easier to get for the right type of fan.

America announced the “National Perk”, “Grassroots program” to give 3,000 cards for this year’s Paider Cup in Bethpage black to local inhabitants in New York.

“While we thought about what Bethage, it is a people, it is a relationship of public golf. We met a well-known culture, a challenge for playing public golf,” Bryan Karns, Pgover American Chief Director. “Very early, 2023. We hit the idea (gifts) because we knew that demand would be so high with a global audience.

“At the glass of Ryder, you compete with people around the world and it was actually a north star. We didn’t have way to cut tickets for people who are essentially Bethpage.”

Giveaway will be a target program for “meeting people in which, in public golf courses.”

“We have collaborated with several of our key stakeholders and showed me that there is a mass community of golfers and buildings that very rarely get their story,” Karbs said. “At the end of the day we are guests in this market.”

The tickets “Narodne Peke” will be allocated during the summer to residents who represent the fabric of the public access to a variety of courses and facilities in New York. PGA officials will use the contribution of local clubs and courses for determining the recipient. Fans selected will be ticket for themselves and “plus one” – for a total of 3,000 tickets – for competition or exercise round day.

America is criticized at this year’s tickets for Razanje on Friday through Sunday tickets cost $ 750 – which includes unlimited food and soft drink. Karns said that “Narodnikov Perk” Giveaway is not a response to that criticism.

“We know this is not a kind of silver bullet to take care of everything,” he said. “In no way is the reaction to anything but what we knew he would be the competition for tickets, because demand will be so high. We did not want to do so reactionary (ticket prices).”

Thursday-to weekly tickets are already sold out for Ryder Cup, and Karn said there was a “very limited amount of tickets on Tuesday and Wednesday”.