AIG Women's Open 2027 (Royal St George's)

Where it stands

As of 31 Aug 2026

Tickets for the 2027 championship at Royal St George's are on public sale as early-bird tickets, with prices published on the official tickets page: adult GBP 18 for Wednesday 28 July, GBP 40 for Thursday 29 and Friday 30 July, GBP 44 for Saturday 31 July and Sunday 1 August, youth tickets at half those prices and under-16s free with a paying adult. There is no ballot at any stage: this is a first-come sale, so the only thing that decides whether you get in is how early you buy.

The championship runs 28 July to 1 August 2027 and is the first ever played at Royal St George's.

How tickets actually work

No ballot. Buy directly from the official 2027 tickets page at aigwomensopen.com/tickets-and-hospitality/tickets/2027, which sells day tickets, a five-day ticket and a weekend ticket. Early-bird pricing is the launch price band, not a separate draw, and the R&A has not published the date it ends.

Your odds

N/A: first come, first served. The 2026 edition at Royal Lytham & St Annes sold out completely with no gate sale and no waiting list published, so for Royal St George's the practical read is that buying early is the whole strategy.

Good to know

• There is no ballot to enter and there never was one. The R&A sells this championship first come, first served, so the practical advice is the opposite of a draw: buy when you decide to go, not when a window opens.
• The cheap day is the Wednesday. Adult entry on 28 July 2027 is GBP 18 against GBP 44 on the weekend, and under-16s go free with a paying adult on every day.
• The 2026 edition sold out entirely through this same first-come route, with no gate sale and no waiting list published, so a sold-out sign here is genuinely the end of the official road.

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