Policies & Security
Prohibited Items
The following information is provided to enhance your visit to the Arnold Palmer Invitational as well as to comply with the rules and regulations established by the PGA TOUR.
No cameras/video cameras permitted after Wednesday
No radios, TV’s, signs or banners
No alcoholic beverages may enter or leave the course
No clipboards or items larger than 8”x12” for autographs
No coolers, chair bags, knapsacks, backpacks, or bags larger than six (6) will be allowed on the grounds
No firearms or explosive devices
All items are subject to search. You will be asked to return all unauthorized items to your car before you are allowed to board shuttle. Failure to follow the direction of security guards, gallery marshals or championship officials may result in ejection from the grounds or revocation of your tickets without refund. Please observe the rules and regulations noted above.
Tournament Bag Policy
Spectator Mobile Device Policy
- Devices must be on silent at all times; flash may not be used.
- Devices may be used to capture video, audio and photos (content) in all areas throughout tournament week.
- Content may be used for personal purposes (e.g., personal social media); no commercial use.
- No live streaming or real-time coverage (e.g., no shot-by-shot coverage).
- Data use (e.g., texting) is permitted in all areas throughout tournament week
- Phone calls are allowed only in designated areas.
- Please be respectful of play and do not interfere with players, caddies or media.
- All posted signage and instructions from tournament staff must be observed.
- Failure to comply with this policy may result in the revocation of your ticket.
Autographs
To enhance the autograph experience for all spectators, while allowing players to properly prepare for competition, the PGA TOUR has established the following guidelines:
• Autographs can only be obtained at designated Autograph Zones.
• On-course autographs are not permitted. This includes, but is not limited to, tees, fairways, greens, and practice areas during practice rounds and tournament rounds.
