Bank of Utah Championship to bring PGA TOUR stars back to Black Desert Resort October 1-4;
Fans can choose elevated Greater Zion Club or grounds ticket offerings
IVINS, Utah (June 2, 2026) – The PGA TOUR’s Bank of Utah Championship announced today that tickets are on sale now for the 2026 edition of the event at www.bankofutahchampionship.com. The tournament returns to Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, for the third consecutive year, Oct. 1–4, 2026, continuing a celebrated chapter in the history of professional golf in the Beehive State.
Fans are encouraged to purchase early and save up to 20% with special advance ticket offers through mid-September.
Grounds tickets for the opening day of play on Thursday, Oct. 1 and second round on Friday, Oct. 2 begin at $65 each day, while admission for Saturday and Championship Sunday start at $75 each day. Weekly grounds passes start at $280.
For fans looking to elevate their experience, the Greater Zion Club offers a premium hospitality option with daily tickets beginning at $325 for Thursday and Friday, and $375 for Saturday and Championship Sunday. Greater Zion Club tickets allow fans to experience championship golf from a visually striking vantage point. Located above the 16th green and 17th hole, the Greater Zion Club offers views of pivotal moments on the course, framed by the dramatic backdrop of the Snow Canyon Mountains. This open-air, shared hospitality space blends outstanding sightlines with elevated comfort and a relaxed, upscale atmosphere. The elevated ticket includes premium lunch, snacks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, executive restrooms, enhanced parking and venue access.
“We are thrilled to bring the PGA TOUR back to Black Desert Resort for another unforgettable week of world-class golf,” said Ashley Dove, Executive Director of the Bank of Utah Championship. “With ticket options for every type of fan, spectators will have the chance to watch some of the game’s best compete on one of the most visually stunning venues in professional golf — there is simply no other backdrop quite like Southern Utah’s red rock landscape.”
Added Branden Hansen, President of Bank of Utah: “One of the things that makes this championship so special is the way it brings together championship golf, unforgettable experiences, and the spirit of Utah. As tickets go on sale, we invite fans to join us this October and experience the excitement firsthand.”
In 2025, 23-year-old Michael Brennan turned a sponsor exemption into a four-shot victory in his first professional start on TOUR- one of the most memorable breakthroughs in recent memory. A year earlier, Matt McCarty captured the tournament’s inaugural title at 23-under, winning by three shots in what was also just his third career start on TOUR. With two champions who announced themselves to the world on this stage, all eyes turn to who will write the next chapter in 2026.
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About Bank of Utah Championship at Black Desert Resort
Following its historic debut in 2024 — the first PGA TOUR event held in Utah in more than 60 years — the Bank of Utah Championship will return to Black Desert Resort in Southern Utah’s Greater Zion region Oct. 1-4. Tickets and VIP opportunities for the Bank of Utah Championship are officially on sale at www.bankofutahchampionship.com.
About Black Desert Resort
Set amidst the vermillion sandstone cliffs and striking black lava beds of Greater Zion, Black Desert Resort, is a premier destination for luxury hospitality, golf, and outdoor adventure. Anchored by a Tom Weiskopf-designed championship golf course, the resort is home to the PGA TOUR’s Bank of Utah Championship, the only Utah event on the TOUR. In addition, the Greater Zion Cup, a premier Carvana PPA Tour event, is held on the property’s newly designed championship pickleball courts. The Resort Center features 549 rooms and suites, seven dining venues, a 15,000-square-foot spa, state-of-the-art pickleball courts, a heated outdoor pool and hot tub, and 45,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor meeting and event space. Expansion plans include additional pickleball courts, a water park, and more accommodations, dining, and entertainment options. Spanning over 600 acres, the resort offers access to 200+ acres of preserved land and six miles of hiking trails.
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