Barbasol Championship - Spectactors Guide

The 3rd Barbasol Championship at Grand National will be held on Thursday, July 20, until Sunday, July 23. The full field of golfers will include PGA tour golfers and Alabama professionals. The winner will again receive 300 FedEx Cup points.

Below is everything you need to know after you purchase your tickets:

* Cameras are strictly prohibited, and cell phones must remain silent.
* Items not allowed include cameras, alcoholic beverages, coolers, weapons, noisemaking devices and carry bags for chairs.
* Children who are 15 years of age or under are admitted for free to the tournament if accompanied by a ticketed adult.
* Military personnel with valid ID have free tournament admission.
* Stay aware of the message boards for inclement weather warnings. Come prepared with sunscreen!
* Keep in mind there is an enforced no autograph policy during tournament days. The only exception is at the Autograph Alley after a player has completed his round.
* All public parking is located at the Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center.
* Volunteers are still needed starting Monday, July 17. Click here for volunteer info
* Website www.barbasolchampionship.com

Additional Information:

Grand National is one of 11 sites along the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. It has 36-holes of championship golf, along with an 18-hole par-3 short course.

Barbasol, an Ohio-based consumer product and America's #1 shaving cream, has sponsored the Championship since 2015. The event will bring 132 professional golfers competing for $4 million in prize money. There is an expected attendance of more than 50,000 to attend the event throughout the tournament week. More than 70 credentialed media are anticipated to attend the event, including local, national and international print and electronic media. The tournament will be televised live on the Golf Channel all four official tournament days. Countries represented include Japan, Korea and Europe. The Championship will have an estimated economic impact of more than $25M on an annual basis. This is based on estimates using comparable city population, tournament size and scope.