American Family Insurance Championship Tickets

The American Family Insurance Championship is a premier PGA Tour Champions event held in Madison, Wisconsin. Since its inception in 2016 to benefit the American Family Children’s Hospital, the tournament has grown into a must-see summer golf event on the PGA Tour Champions circuit. In 2025, the competition moved to the modern TPC Wisconsin course in Madison, introducing an exciting two-person team format that blends team best ball and team scramble play over three competitive days.

Etiquette, accessibility, and community impact sit at the heart of this event. With a purse around the best available price and a winner’s share near the best available price, it draws a stellar lineup of senior pros, led by host Steve Stricker, a Wisconsin native and PGA Tour Champions star who brings local flavor and competitive energy to the grounds. The tournament runs June 6–8, 2025 (overall event dates June 2–8, 2025), with ticket options including general admission around the best available price, youth and free-admission options for accompanied minors, and often complimentary access for military and first responders. In 2025, Darren Clarke and Thomas Bjørn captured the champion title, highlighting the field’s depth and excitement.

Whether you’re a longtime golf enthusiast or a first-time spectator, the American Family Insurance Championship offers a friendly, easygoing experience with reliable access to great seats and a chance to support a meaningful cause—benefiting the American Family Children’s Hospital.

Stay connected with the latest tournament news and updates by following the event’s official channels: Twitter (@AmFamChampionship), Instagram (@amfamchampionship), Facebook, and TikTok (@AmFamChampionship). For venue and ticket details, trust your connection—we’ve got you covered with straightforward options to secure your seats at the best available price and enjoy an unforgettable weekend in Madison.

Upcoming tour information highlights the 2025 move to TPC Wisconsin with a dynamic two-person team format, a three-day 54-hole competition, and a generous purse that underlines the event’s status in the PGA Tour Champions calendar. If you’re planning for 2026, mark your calendar for June 5–7, 2026 at TPC Wisconsin, and look for early ticket opportunities as the event approaches.