LOS ANGELES — The crowds at Los Angeles Country Club have felt somewhat sparse this week.
The USGA was behind ticket sales for the first ever U.S. Open — and major event, period — at the. USGA president Mike Wahn said they could have sold almost double the amount of tickets that they did each day, but that they opted not to on purpose.
, allotted most of those tickets to corporate sponsors, club members and hospitality areas. Only about 9,000 tickets per day slotted for general admission. That's led to skyrocketing ticket prices on the resale market, too. As of Sunday morning, tickets were going for more than $300 to simply get onto the course.on Sunday morning that it works"with our host site to determine onsite access and availability of tickets.
For example, the No. 1 and No. 10 tees are right next to the clubhouse, situated around the No. 9 and No. 18 greens. The ninth green is just steps away from the 10th tee box. Getting fans to that area is nearly impossible with the way it’s situated, too.
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