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DIRECTIONS AND PARKING

Below you will find directions to the LPGA International community. Once you enter the community, please follow the signs directing you to parking. Parking will NOT be available at the clubhouse for Volunteers or General Admission ticket holders. Remote tournament parking is $2 per car and proceeds will benefit the Father Lopez Catholic High School. There will be shuttles available to bring you to the main gate.

Volunteers and General Admission Ticket Holders

From Orlando via I-4 East

Merge left onto US-92 East via exit 129 (1.6 miles)
Turn left onto LPGA Blvd (5.0 miles)
Turn right onto Champions Drive (.8 miles)

From I-95 South / Jacksonville

Take exit 265 towards Holly Hill / Daytona Beach
Keep right at the fork to go onto LPGA Blvd. (.5 miles)
Turn left onto Champions Drive (.8 miles)

From I-95 North / Melbourne

Take exit 261, US-92 towards DeLand / Daytona Beach
Keep left and merge onto US-92 W / W. International Speedway Blvd towards DeLand (2.1 miles)
Turn right onto LPGA Blvd. (2.9 miles)
Turn right onto International Golf Drive (.9 miles)

Spectator FAQ

No cameras or radios are permitted Friday-Sunday.
No radios, signs, coolers, cell phones or pets are allowed on course.
Please observe weather alerts posted in case of inclement weather.
Pairing sheets are available free of charge during tournament rounds.

Champions Course – LPGA International

Since 1994, this signature Rees Jones golf course is a favorite of the tour players. It is a traditional links style 7,088 yard design. You'll enjoy the strategic mounding, numerous expanses of sand bunkers, natural marsh areas, beautiful lakes and undulating greens. While extremely playable for all skill levels, the ingenious and inventive player is rewarded with multiple options on nearly every shot.LPGA International – Champions Course

For Kids – How to Ask a Player for an Autograph

Parents are encouraged to bring their children to the tournament in the hopes of meeting one of the players. The professionals on the Duramed FUTURES Tour are very approachable, and are willing to give autographs and have their pictures taken with fans.

However, we do ask that you abide by the following guidelines and suggestions:

When you enter the tournament grounds, find a pairing sheet. These are located near the Main Gate and show when, and where each player will be teeing off that day. This form is best used to find and follow your favorite players.
A player who starts on Hole #1 will finish on Hole #18, and a player who starts on Hole #10 will finish on Hole #9.
Each round generally takes 4 hours and 30 minutes. So if a player tees off #1 at 10:00am, they will usually be finishing on Hole #18 around 2:30pm.
Please DO NOT approach player during their round. If a player tees off #1 at 10:00am, and you see them coming off the 9th Hole at 12:15pm, please do not approach them. They are still in the middle of their competitive round.
It is inappropriate to approach golfers who are still on the course.
The best time to catch a player is when they are coming off their final hole of the day, either #9 or #18.
Another good time is when a player is leaving the scoring tent after they have turned in their scorecard for the day. The scoring tent is generally located near the Main Tournament Scoreboard.
Please be polite and considerate when approaching the players – especially if they are on the driving range or putting green. If a player is practicing before their round, this is not the best time to approach them. If a player is practicing after their round, this is a good time to approach them.
Have fun and bring something for the players to write with. A Sharpie or other permanent marker is best. Hats, programs, tickets, t-shirts, and pairing sheets are all excellent pieces for a player to sign.

2009 Tournament Winner,
Misun Cho
iMPACT Invitational