Accessibility Information

If you have an accessible requirement, we offer a complimentary ticket for a companion/carer, which can be selected online. Please note, you must select the correct category of ticket in addition to the companion ticket.

There will be dedicated accessible parking at Sunningdale Park & Ride and Ascot Park & Ride for spectators whose vehicles display a Blue Badge. No pre-booking is required but your Blue Badge must be displayed at all times.

Full directions and travel information can be found here

Accessible taxi drop-off location is at the venue entrance near to Event Mobility and will only be permitted on presentation of a Blue Badge Pass.

There is no public parking on-site however, there is a dedicated accessibility parking area at both Sunningdale and Ascot Park & Ride sites.  All our Park & Ride buses are fully accessible and accommodate wheelchairs and mobility scooters, and they will drop off at the venue entrance near to Event Mobility.

Event Mobility will be providing electric mobility scooters and manual wheelchairs for hire at this event for the use of mobility impaired, disabled and elderly visitors.
They will be located at the venue entrance, near to Bag Check, prior to entering the Welcome Pavilion.

Event Mobility is a charity and kindly asks for a donation of £35 for using electric scooters and £15 for the manual wheelchairs.

To reserve an electric mobility scooter or manual wheelchair please book online at  www.eventmobility.org.uk or by phone on 01386 725391.

Online bookings must be made prior to attending the BMW PGA Championship as, unfortunately, bookings cannot be made during the event.  If there is spare equipment available at the event it is offered on a first-come, first-served basis only.

Privately owned wheelchairs and other motorised chairs are allowed on the tournament grounds however we encourage you to use Event Mobility (see below).  Golf carts are not permitted.

Please note that the liability of using mobility scooters will remain with the user and this should be considered when accessing areas of the golf course.

On arrival at the venue, proceed to Bag Check.  The route leading to the Bag Check tent will be on fairly level grass terrain.

The security check will include a bag search to check for prohibited items.  Those with Accessibility requirements may avoid the queues and join the fast-track Bag Check Lane.
There is a bag drop facility within the Welcome Pavilion.

The Ticket Office is located within the Welcome Pavilion at the main entrance to the BMW PGA Championship, and your tickets will be scanned at this point.

The route up to the Ticket Office from the bus drop off/bag check points will consist of fairly-level grass terrain. The Welcome Pavilion is a hard-floored structure with ramped access.

The BMW PGA Championship has a dedicated accessibility (6-seater) buggy and driver.  This service is only for the less abled and / or elderly who have difficulty walking long distances.  It is a limited, on-request service.  Please ask an official if this service is required.

The accessible routing map indicates the accessible routing around the course (map will be uploaded in due course).

Accessible spectator viewing is available in dedicated locations around the course from behind the rope line.  Please take care on rough and sloping ground and be aware that some areas may become soft and/or slippery in wet conditions.  Volunteers are briefed to ask the crowd to allow spectators with an impairment to access the front of the rope line where possible.

11th Tee with views of the 10th Green 
13th Green
15th Green
18th Green
Range

The wheelchair viewing areas can become congested especially on Championship Days, but we aim to accommodate as best we can.  Please ask a volunteer for assistance, if required.

There are a limited number of reserved seating spaces on the grandstands for those with accessibility requirements. 
Access will be on a first-come first-served basis and also be available to accompanying carers (max of one).

Accessible toilet facilities are available at all toilet locations.  Each accessible toilet contains a sink and fold-down baby changing table.

Championship Village  
1st Fairway near to Putting Green
2nd Green
5th Catering area
10th Catering area
12th Catering area
13th Green
15th Tee
17th Catering area

Catering facilities will be available on the course and in the Championship Village, near the main public entrance.  The locations of all catering facilities will be shown on the spectator map once published.

The Championship Village has seating areas on grass terrain and decking.  The BMW PGA Championship food and beverage offerings will be from mobile food units. These units will have the capacity to cater for wheelchair users. Please ask a member of staff if you require assistance accessing the counter.

You are able to bring your own food on site if you have a specific food allergy or intolerance.  Individual packed lunches are allowed.

It is forbidden to bring alcoholic beverages into the Site.

There will be water refill stations in the following locations:

Championship Village
5th Catering area
10th Catering area
14th Catering area

Please bring a refillable water bottle.

All exhibition units and shops within the Championship Village will be accessible but if you require additional assistance please ask.

More information on the Show Stage and full range of activities in the Championship Village will be made available in due course.  Located in the heart of the Championship Village, there will be a diverse programme of entertainment from Wednesday to Sunday.

Hospitality access at the BMW PGA Championship also accommodates lift access.

Available at the ticket office within the Welcome Pavilion.
We would suggest offering these to parents with young children and those attending events with vulnerable adults.

Spectators choosing to use these, simply need to write a contact number on the inside of the wristband and can then complete as much or as little additional information as they wish. For example, some parents may prefer not to add the name of their child.

We recognise sunflower lanyards for people who have a hidden disability.  When you wear your sunflower lanyard, a member of staff may ask you if there is anything we can do to help you.

A hidden disability is one that may not be immediately obvious and could be, for example:

Sensory loss, including difficulty seeing or hearing
A physical disability that may not be obvious
Autism
A learning disability
Anxiety or any other mental health condition.

There is no qualifying list of hidden disabilities.  If you have a hidden disability and feel that you would benefit from wearing a sunflower lanyard, please do.

The Championship wants to be a safe and happy place for everyone to enjoy. However, the size of the site and the large crowds mixed in with all the different sounds, lights, and experiences can be overwhelming especially for customers with mental health, emotional and sensory issues or mothers nursing their babies.

There will be a Quiet room located in the Championship Village map and the key can be obtained from the Information & Accessible Services tent.

Certified Assistance Dogs that are trained by members of Assistance Dogs (UK) are welcomed to the Grounds.  Please note that they must be always kept on a lead.

The First Aid point is situated on the right-hand side of the 18th Fairway.

In the case of an emergency evacuation, all visitors to the BMW PGA Championship will be directed to localised Assembly Points around the course by a Volunteer.  In the case of a full course evacuation, Championship Officials will assist Volunteers and direct you to the nearest Entry/Exit or Assembly Point Area.

We look forward to welcoming you to the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth Golf Club.