John Deere Classic 2025 Location
The John Deere Classic 2025 will take place at TPC Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois. This location is between East Moline and Silvis along the Rock River. With the perfect combination of natural beauty and easy accessibility, the course has ravines, wooded areas, and the winding Rock River. TPC Deere Run is built on a former Arabian horse farm and still has much of the natural landscape. Hole 16 – Par 3 is the signature hole of the tournament right along the Rock River. Players tee off over water, so it’s as pretty as it is tough. 18 – Par 4 is the last hole of the field.
Silvis in July is hot, humid, and sometimes rainy. Wear a moisture-wicking polos to keep you cool and dry by absorbing sweat. Pair it with lightweight golf shorts or stretchable trousers that are comfortable and heat-friendly. Spikeless or waterproof golf shoes with good grip are perfect as the course is slightly hilly and uneven. Since it might rain, a packable rain jacket is a good idea. And if you’re going into VIP areas, make sure to follow a smart-casual dress code.
John Deere Classic 2025 Schedule
The event will be held from June 30 to July 6, 2025. Here is the breakdown of the schedule:
1. Monday, 30 June 2025: John Deere Monday Pro-Am
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This day is not open to the public but the main highlight is the John Deere Monday Pro-Am where selected amateurs, local celebrities, and business leaders play alongside PGA Tour pros.
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Time: 12:00 PM
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The course is closed to the public.
2. Tuesday, 1 July 2025: Executive Women’s Day
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This Executive Women’s Day is for business and professional women. It includes networking, motivational talks, and golf activities for women in corporate roles.
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Time: 8:00 AM
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The course is closed to the public; invite only.
3. Wednesday, 2 July 2025: Youth Day + John Deere Classic Pro-Am
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This day covers Youth Day + John Deere Classic Pro-Am and is one of the best days for kids and families.
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Gates Open: 6:00 AM
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Youth Bag Giveaway: 10:00 AM (first 750 kids)
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Youth Lunch Tickets: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM (clubhouse area)
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Autograph Zone: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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Golf Clinic with Dan Boever: 2:00 PM (driving range)
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Tee Times: 6:45 AM and 12:00 PM
4, Thursday, 3 July 2025: Round 1
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This is the first round and senior day of the tournament where players play to move up the John Deere Classic 2025 Golf Leaderboard.
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Gates Open: 6:00 AM
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Tee-Off: 7:00 AM
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Discounted tickets for spectators above 60
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Live TV Coverage: Golf Channel 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM (CST)
5. Friday, 4 July 2025: Round 2
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This is Round 2 and Folds of Honor Friday with special events for Independence Day.
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Tee-Off: 7:00 AM
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Flag Ceremony & National Anthem: 6:20 AM
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There will be an early morning ceremony of the Military Flyover & Flag Raising.
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Folds of Honor Tribute will be given to honor heroes and their families
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Fans are encouraged to wear patriotic colors with red, white, and blue themes.
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TV Coverage: Golf Channel 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
6. Saturday, 5 July 2025: Round 3
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This is the third round of the tournament where big moves on the leaderboard are expected.
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Tee-Off: 7:00 AM
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Country music superstar Dierks Bentley will perform live on-site
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Gates Close for Concert: 4:00 PM
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Concert Time: 5:45 PM
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No reserved seats—first come, first served on the concert lawn
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TV Coverage:
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Golf Channel: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CBS Sports: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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7. Sunday, 6 July 2025: Final Round
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This is the last round where the winner is announced.
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Tee-Off: 7:00 AM
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Trophy Ceremony: 5:30 PM
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Concert Time: 5:45 PM
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Gates Close for Concert: 4:00 PM
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The Trophy Ceremony is held near the 18th green with a live audience.
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Zac Brown Band will perform live to close the tournament.
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TV Coverage:
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Golf Channel: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
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CBS Sports: 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
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John Deere Classic 2025 Tickets
Get to know the John Deere Classic 2025 ticket details.
1. Grounds Pass (Day-Specific)
It gets you general access to the golf course where you can walk the fairways and watch your favorite players at any hole. Does not include VIP lounge or seating. These tickets are available from Wednesday to Sunday and include free general parking. The approximate price is:
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Wednesday: $44
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Thursday: $48
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Friday: $48
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Saturday: $60–$65
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Sunday: $63–$119
2. FLEX Pass
These are the single-use tickets that can be used on any one day between Wednesday and Sunday. The cost ranges from $48 to $60 and parking is free.
3. Clubhouse Ticket (Saturday & Sunday Only)
This ticket gets you access to the golf course and the John Deere Clubhouse, including the air-conditioned Grille Room, outdoor veranda, and private restrooms. The price ranges from $110–$135 per day and parking is free.
4. Hopper PLUS (Thursday to Sunday)
This is an upgraded experience with covered seating areas at the 15th Green and 18th Tee. You also get complimentary food and drinks from 11 AM to 4 PM and free parking. Its approximate price range is $175–$200 per day
5. Champions Club (Friday & Saturday Only)
This VIP ticket gets an air-conditioned lounge near the 18th Green with premium food service, open bar, and indoor seating. The cost ranges from $250–$275 per day.
6. Courtyard at 18 (Wednesday to Saturday)
It includes a semi-private open-air pavilion located pond-side at the 18th Green. Sponsor tables are available on Wednesday and Friday for up to 12 guests per table. Individual pass costs around $300 to $350 and a sponsor table for 12 costs around $3,000 to $4,000.
7. Cocktails on the Course (Thursday Only)
This one-day luxury event comes with limited capacity in a climate-controlled chalet at the 17th Green. The tickets include banquet-style meals, cocktails and a collectible souvenir cup. The cost varies from $275 to $300.
8. Ultimate Party Pass (Thursday to Sunday)
These ultimate tickets give all-access to multiple VIP areas including the Clubhouse, Hopper PLUS, Courtyard at 18, Champions Club, and Fairway Club (Sunday). For fans who want it all. The package costs over $475.
9. AWS Sky Deck (Saturday & Sunday Only)
It is a new option with access to a private rooftop platform behind the clubhouse with partial views of the course, private bar, and restrooms. Price ranges from $250 to $300 per day.
10. Fairway Club (Sunday only)
It includes new concert-zone access for Sunday evening. You can stand inside the ropes on the 18th fairway right after play ends with a close-up concert view. The package is available from $175 to $225.
Kids (15 & under) are free with every paying adult for Grounds or FLEX passes (Wed–Sun). Military Free Grounds admission for active, retired, and veteran service members and one guest (Wed–Sun). Registration begins May 5, 2025. Two complimentary Grounds tickets for Friday, July 4; discounted Grounds passes are available for other days after registration opens in May via GovX. $10 off Thursday/Friday Grounds passes, with fees covered when using Mastercard (limited quantities starting April 1).
John Deere Classic 2025 Purse
The John Deere Classic prize money is $8,400,000, with the first place winner receiving $1,512,000, the second place winner receiving $915,600, and the third place winner receiving $579,600. Winner gets 18% of the 2025 John Deere Classic payout which decreases until 65th place, getting around 0.215%. The winner also earns 500 FedExCup points and a 2-year exemption on the PGA Tour. Players get OWGR points based on their finish. The top 5 finishers (who are not already qualified) may get automatic entry into The Open Championship which is the following week.
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John Deere Classic 2025 Players
The 2025 John Deere Classic will have a field of 156 players officially set by Friday, June 27, 2025, at 5 PM CST. Several PGA Tour players are already in the field such as Max Homa, Jason Day, and Sungjae Im. Davis Thompson, the defending champion, is back to defend his title. Past champions Lucas Glover, Michael Kim, Zach Johnson, and Dylan Frittelli will also play. Fan favorites Rickie Fowler, David Lipsky, Nick Hardy, and Doug Ghim are also in the field.
The tournament is committed to supporting new talent and has given sponsor exemptions to three top amateurs:
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Michael La Sasso – NCAA Champion, University of Mississippi
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Jackson Koivun – #2 in World Amateur Golf Rankings, Auburn University
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Ben James – #3 in World Amateur Golf Rankings
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These players will make their PGA Tour debut at this event. Some players have already withdrawn like Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Charley Hoffman, Brandon Matthews, and Tim Widing. Alternates Zac Blair, Joseph Bramlett, and Pierceson Coody are on standby and will get in the field.
Source: John Deere 2025 Field List