Policies

Prohibited Items: The following items are prohibited during PGA TOUR events; spectators will be asked to return the following items to their vehicles before boarding the tournament shuttles:

• Video Cameras
• Coolers
• Outside beverages
• Knives, firearms or weapons of any kind
• Radios or TVs
• Posters, signs or banners
• Bags larger than a small purse (6" x 6")

Cameras will be allowed during the practice rounds (Monday - Wednesday) of the Tournament only.  All items are subject to search. You will be asked to return all unauthorized items to your car before you are allowed to board shuttles.

PGA TOUR Mobile Device Policy: The following information outlines the proper usage of Mobile Devices at The Greenbrier Classic. Our goal is to enhance the spectator experience while preserving the integrity of the competition. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Failure to adhere to the Mobile Device Policy rules will result in confiscation of mobile device or spectator removal from Tournament Grounds.

• Device must be on silent at all times
• Calls may be placed or received in TOUR approved "designated areas" only
• No audio or video capture is permitted at any time
• No still photography is permitted at any time during competition rounds
• Data use (e.g., texting, email, etc.) will be permitted outside of the designated areas
• Data use is not permitted when players are in position to compete (i.e., when QUIET PLEASE paddles are raised)

Autograph Policy: During official competitive rounds (Thursday through Sunday), a player will not sign autographs after the start of his round until it is complete.

Alcohol Policy: Spectators are not allowed to bring any type of alcohol to or on the tournament grounds. Only beer and wine can be removed from any Private Hospitality area or the Clubhouse. Alcoholic beverages will not be sold to the public any later than one hour prior to the scheduled end of competition. Private Hospitality areas and the Clubhouse will close one hour after the end of competition.

Golf Etiquette

• Stay quiet and stand still when the players are about to hit the ball.
• "Hands in the air" means stop and be quiet while golfers are playing their shots.
• Never cross fairways, except at designated crossover areas marked by signage.
• Help patrons be considerate of each other and kneel or sit down whenever possible, to allow better viewing for those behind you.
• For your own safety, follow the directions of the Tournament marshals

Inclement Weather Policy
Observe the leader boards throughout the golf course for "Weather Warning" signs that will appear prior to inclement weather. When the sign appears, take precautions prior to play being suspended. If the siren sounds, seek shelter immediately. Avoid open areas, hilltops and/or high places, isolated trees, golf carts, and wire fences.

Suggested Golf Attire
Appropriate casual golf wear with comfortable walking shoes (soft spikes only). Spectators should have the following items on hand:

• Wind breaker
• Hat/Visor
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Umbrella