What to know before you go

Policies
Spectators planning to attend the RBC Heritage presented by Boeing at Harbour Town Golf Links can expect a structured entry process, updated policies and a range of amenities designed to manage large crowds during tournament week.

All attendees must present a valid digital ticket for entry and will receive a credential to wear while on tournament grounds. Gates open daily at 7 a.m., with ticket service locations available near the Harbour Town Clubhouse and on Liberty Oak Lawn to assist with digital ticketing questions.

Organizers emphasize that all spectators will be subject to security screening, including bag inspections and metal detector checks. Tickets must be visible at all times while inside the venue.

The tournament includes a youth access policy that allows children 15 and under to enter free when accompanied by a ticketed adult. Additional rules apply for hospitality venues, where younger children may require specific tickets depending on age.

Mobile device use is permitted, but restrictions are in place. Phones must be set to silent mode, and while photos and videos are allowed for personal use, live streaming and real-time coverage are prohibited. Phone calls are limited to designated areas such as concession zones and roadways.

Autographs are limited to a designated area near the driving range and are available only to children. On-course autograph requests are not permitted during practice or competition rounds.

Spectators are also advised to review the list of prohibited and permitted items before arriving. Restrictions include limits on bag size, cameras during competition rounds and outside food and beverages. Certain personal items, such as small clear bags, empty reusable water bottles and collapsible chairs without bags, are allowed.

Once inside the course, fans will find several designated areas and services. Bleacher seating is available throughout the course on a first-come, first-served basis, with accessible viewing areas also provided.

The Heritage Lawn serves as a central gathering space with large video boards, activities and concessions, while the Liberty Oak Expo area offers interactive displays near the Harbour Town Lighthouse.

Additional amenities include first aid stations, a family care suite for parents and nursing mothers and a special assistance shuttle operating throughout the course for those needing mobility support.

Tournament officials encourage attendees to plan ahead, follow posted guidelines and allow extra time for entry and transportation to ensure a smooth experience.

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Parking
Fans attending the RBC Heritage presented by Boeing will rely on a network of off-site parking areas, shuttle services and alternative transportation options during tournament week.

There is no general spectator parking available in the Sea Pines Resort during the tournament.

General spectator parking will be available at the Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn, where complimentary shuttle service will transport attendees to and from Harbour Town Marina. Shuttles will operate from 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, with travel time estimated at about 20 minutes.

An additional shuttle option will run from the Coligny Beach parking area, with buses dropping off near Liberty Oak Lawn in Harbour Town. Service will operate on the same schedule as the Honey Horn location. Parking at Coligny is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Bicycle parking is available for those traveling by bike. Designated areas are located inside Sea Pines near the Harbour Town Golf Links clubhouse parking lot and along the 13th green. Cyclists must enter through designated gates and present a valid digital ticket or volunteer credential. Electric bicycles are not permitted within Sea Pines during tournament operations.

Accessible parking for individuals with disabilities will be located near the shuttle loading area at Honey Horn. Shuttle buses equipped for accessibility will operate from both Honey Horn and Coligny Beach from 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. The designated drop-off point is at the intersection of Lighthouse Road and Plantation Drive.

A separate special assistance shuttle service using golf carts will operate within Harbour Town Golf Links throughout the week. The service will follow a fixed route with multiple stops and will run from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.

For those using taxis or ride-share services, the designated pick-up and drop-off location during tournament hours is The Shops at Sea Pines Center. After play concludes each day, ride-share and taxi services may access additional locations closer to Harbour Town.

Tournament organizers encourage spectators to plan ahead and use shuttle services to reduce congestion and improve access to the course.

Dining & Refreshment
Those attending the RBC Heritage will find a wide range of food and beverage options throughout Harbour Town Golf Links during tournament week.
From casual concessions to specialty venues, the tournament offers multiple locations for fans to eat and drink while following play across the course.

One of the featured dining locations is Fraser’s Tavern at the Pavilion, located near the Harbour Town Clubhouse between the ninth green and 10th tee. The venue will serve a selection of smokehouse-style dishes, as well as grab-and-go items and lighter fare. Among the menu offerings is the “5-Time Champion Burger,” created by Davis Love III. A portion of proceeds from each burger sold will support charities backed by the Heritage Classic Foundation.

Concession stands are positioned throughout the course, including areas near the first and ninth fairways, second green, eighth green, 10th fairway and several back-nine holes. These stands feature food and beverage items provided by the SERG Restaurant Group and are staffed by volunteers from local civic and nonprofit organizations.

Several hospitality-style venues are also available for spectators of legal drinking age. Tito’s Golf Club and the Michelob Ultra Club, both located on the Heritage Lawn, offer beer and cocktails. The Lunazul Tequila Cantina, also on the Heritage Lawn, serves specialty tequila-based drinks.

The 1 & 9 Village provides an open-air gathering space between the first and ninth holes. The area includes the Elijah Craig Speakeasy and the Wicked Weed Beer Bar, along with seating and viewing areas for fans to watch tournament coverage on a large video board.

Food and beverage offerings are spread across the course to allow spectators to access refreshments without straying far from tournament action. Organizers have continued to emphasize a mix of local vendors and well-known brands as part of the overall fan experience.

The RBC Heritage is one of the longest-running events on the PGA TOUR and draws thousands of spectators to Hilton Head Island each year.