John Deere Classic Tickets

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John Deere Classic Information

The John Deere Classic is a popular professional golf tournament in the United States, which is on the schedule of the well-known PGA TOUR. The John Deere Classic takes place every year in July, that is actually one week before the famous British Open Championship. The John Deere Classic is played at the TPC at Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois. The TPC at Deere Run is a Tournament Players Club member course. Deere & Company hosts this tournament being a current sponsor of the PGA Tour.

As the John Deere Classic is held one week before the British Open, the tournament does not always attract many of the world's top players. Even though some of them prefer to spend the week in preparation for the British Open, the tournament is worth seeing. Traditionally many of the top American golfers participate in the John Deere Classic. Recently, the John Deere Classic has generated more air time on television thanks to the sponsor's exemptions given to teenager Michelle Wie. Previous year the storyline of the tournament revolved around young golfer Sean O'Hair from the U.S. Because of his win he was allowed to play in the British Open one week later and managed to become a significant part of his PGA Rookie of the Year season.