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30 July - 3 August 2025
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Wednesday 30 July - Sunday 3 August 2025
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5-Day Ticket
Don't miss a beat from the AIG Women's Open with a ticket to every day of the Championship as you soak up all the action from Royal Porthcawl.
Saturday 2 August & Sunday 3 August 2025
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Weekend Ticket
Witness the world's finest players battle it out over the final two days in a bid to be crowned champion.
Practice day tickets
Wednesday 30 July 2025
Adult Tickets £15 | Youth Tickets £7.50 | Kids Go FREE
Final Practice & Pro-Am
Get closer to the world's best golfers and follow your favourites around the course as they fine-tune their preparation during the pro-am.
CHAMPIONSHIP TICKETS
Thursday 31 July 2025
Adult Tickets £35 | Youth Tickets £17.50 | Kids Go FREE
Championship Day One
The opening round of the AIG Women's Open where the world's best will begin their campaign at Royal Porthcawl.
Friday 1 August 2025
Adult Tickets £35 | Youth Tickets £17.50 | Kids Go FREE
Championship Day Two
Watch the players battle their way through the elements as they look to make it to the weekend.
Saturday 2 August 2025
Adult Tickets £40 | Youth Tickets £20 | Kids Go FREE
Championship Day Three
See the players jostle for position on Moving Day at Royal Porthcawl.
Sunday 3 August 2025
Adult Tickets £40 | Youth Tickets £20 | Kids Go FREE
Championship Day Four
The final day, where the drama will unfold and one player will stand above the rest to lift the AIG Women's Open trophy.