John Deere Classic - TPC At Deere Run

Experience The Action At The John Deere Classic

The John Deere Classic is an annual golf tournament held in Illinois. Established in 1971, the event has been a part of the PGA Tour schedule since 1972. The tournament is named after the brand that sponsors it, the John Deere company, which is a manufacturer of agricultural machinery.

The John Deere Classic has a rich history of producing exciting moments on the course. Perhaps one of the most memorable moments was in 2015, when Jordan Spieth, who went on to become the world's number one golfer, won the tournament in a sudden-death playoff. Another thrilling moment was in 2017, when Bryson DeChambeau won the tournament with an eagle on the 72nd hole.

The tournament has seen its fair share of notable winners over the years, including Payne Stewart, Vijay Singh, and Zach Johnson. Steve Stricker, another fan favorite, has won the tournament three times.

The course where the John Deere Classic is held, TPC Deere Run, is known for its challenging layout and scenic beauty. The course features tree-lined fairways, rolling hills, and water hazards that add to the excitement of the tournament. With a par of 71 and a length of 7,258 yards, TPC Deere Run offers a unique test of golf that challenges even the most skilled players.

For those who are interested in attending the John Deere Classic, the tournament offers a range of ticket options that provide access to the course and other tournament-related activities. With its rich history, exciting moments, and beautiful course, the John Deere Classic is a must-see event for any golf fan. Don't miss your chance to witness some of the world's top golfers compete at TPC Deere Run!