Ticket Options
The 2015 U.S. Senior Open offered several ticket packages for spectators attending the championship at Del Paso Country Club. Complimentary spectator parking was provided at Cal Expo with free shuttle service to the main entrance.
Weekly Grounds
Full-week access to the championship grounds for all seven days, June 22–28, 2015. Walk the fairways and follow the action across all four championship rounds plus practice days.
- Access all seven days
- General admission to grounds
- Complimentary parking & shuttle
Trophy Club Weekly
Premium weekly ticket with access to the climate-controlled Trophy Club pavilion, upscale food and beverage options, and preferred viewing areas.
- All Weekly Grounds benefits
- Trophy Club pavilion access
- Upscale food & beverage
- Preferred viewing locations
Kids Admission
Kids ages 17 and under were admitted free of charge when accompanied by a ticketed adult. This policy applied to both Weekly Grounds and Trophy Club ticket holders, making the championship an accessible family event.
Parking & Transportation
Spectator parking was complimentary throughout championship week. All general spectators parked at Cal Expo (1600 Exposition Blvd, Sacramento) and rode free shuttles directly to the main entrance at Del Paso Country Club. Shuttle service began at 5:30 a.m. daily, with gates opening at 5:45 a.m.
ADA accessible parking was available in the public lot for spectators with disabilities.
The 2015 U.S. Senior Open at Del Paso Country Club in Sacramento brought together the finest senior golfers for a week of championship competition. Spectators enjoyed the opportunity to walk the fairways and witness world-class golf across the full seven-day schedule. The event relied heavily on the dedication of volunteers who contributed countless hours to ensure a successful championship. From practice rounds to the final round on Sunday, the atmosphere at Del Paso Country Club was electric, with fans following their favorite players and enjoying the hospitality that made this major championship a memorable experience for all who attended.
Del Paso Country Club provided a stunning backdrop for the 2015 U.S. Senior Open, with its tree-lined fairways and challenging course layout testing the skills of the senior competitors. The championship week featured a full schedule of events beyond the competition itself, including opportunities for spectators to engage with the game and the community. Complimentary parking and shuttle service made access convenient for the thousands of fans who came to Sacramento to experience the championship firsthand. The local community embraced the event, showcasing the region's enthusiasm for hosting a premier USGA championship.
The U.S. Senior Open represents one of the most prestigious events in senior golf, and the 2015 edition at Del Paso Country Club continued that tradition of excellence. Players competed for the coveted championship title, adding their names to a distinguished list of champions. The USGA worked closely with local supporters and committees to organize every aspect of the event, from hospitality to media coverage. For those who attended, the championship offered a unique chance to see golf legends compete at a world-class venue, creating lasting memories and reinforcing the importance of the senior game in the broader landscape of professional golf.
Hospitality Packages
In addition to Trophy Club access, a range of hospitality packages were available for those seeking an elevated championship experience. Packages included access to exclusive on-course pavilions and clubhouse hospitality with upscale food and beverage service.
For details on hospitality offerings, visit the Hospitality Packages page.
Event Quick Facts
- Dates: June 22–28, 2015
- Location: Del Paso Country Club, 3333 Marconi Avenue, Sacramento, CA 95821
- Format: 72-hole stroke play, field of 156 professionals and amateurs
- Practice Rounds: June 22–24 (gates open 6:30 a.m.)
- Championship Rounds: June 25–28
- TV Coverage: Fox Sports 1, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. PDT daily
- Champion: Jeff Maggert