The only PGA Tour Champions event in the Pacific Northwest tees off Friday, August 14, through Sunday, August 16, 2026, at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge, east of Bellevue off I-90.
The Boeing Classic, now in its 21st year, carries a $2.3 million prize purse and features golfers age 50 and over competing on Washington's only Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course.
Advance tickets start at $20, and children younger than 14 are admitted free with a ticketed adult.
The Seahawks co-founded the tournament alongside Tacoma-based Virginia Mason Franciscan Health in 2005. That partnership shows up on-site: Seahawks Village opens 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. throughout the weekend with an interactive football zone, a putting contest, a 20-yard dash, crafts, and a lounge overlooking the 18th green.
Seahawks legend Cliff Avril will sign autographs from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 15.
Since 2005, the tournament has raised more than $12 million for local nonprofits, including First Tee of Greater Seattle, according to tournament organizers.
For families in the area, the week starts a day early. The Boeing Classic Youth Clinic, hosted in partnership with First Tee of Greater Seattle, takes place at noon on Thursday, August 13. Kids ages 6 to 18 can receive instruction from a PGA Tour Champions professional and take home a prize pack.
No golf clubs needed. First Tee of Greater Seattle teaches life skills and leadership through golf to youth from underserved communities.
Tournament Director Ryan Ingalls said the event will bring "family-friendly fun and world-class golf" back to Snoqualmie Ridge.
The par-72, 7,264-yard course sits at the base of the Cascades with fir-lined fairways and views of Mount Si. Steve Allan won the 2025 title, following back-to-back wins by Stephen Ames in 2023 and 2024. The 2026 player field has not been announced.
Tickets are available at boeingclassic.com, with premium options including the ANA Lounge and Alaska Airlines Canyon Club.
