Shell Houston Open Tickets

Shell Houston Open Tickets

Shell Houston Open Tickets


The PGA descends on Redstone Golf Club in Humble this April for the 2009 Shell Houston Open. A staple on the annual schedule, this storied tournament was established in 1946 and has seen a host of the sport's stars take home its title, including Byron Nelson, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Vijay Singh and Fred Couples.

About Shell Houston Open Tickets

Shell Houston Open Tickets – An Afternoon on the Green

These Shell Houston Open tickets are selling quickly, and not just because of the top-tier golfers who are expected to compete here in late March. The weather near Houston, Texas this time of year is fantastic of golfing, so an afternoon of following the pros around the greens will make for a truly enjoyable experience. Get a good visor and some walking shoes and then head out to the Shell Houston Open at the Redstone Golf Club.

Shell Houston Open Tickets - About the Open

You had better hurry to purchase Shell Houston Open tickets for the upcoming tournament in Humble, Texas. The Shell Houston open will draw an elite field of competitors like always, and several million dollars in prize money will await the top finishers. Golf tickets have been sold to the Shell Houston Open since the event began in 1946. Texan Byron Nelson won the very first tournament. Several of professional golf's most famous players have received the winner's trophy at the Houston Open, including Arnold Palmer, David Duval and Vijay Singh.

Shell Houston Open Tickets - Tickets to PGA Golf in Houston

The Shell Houston open is played the week before The Masters kicks off at Augusta, so you would think that the top players would be holding back before a major, but that hasn't been the case lately. Vijay Sings and Stuart Appleby have both won the tournament multiple times in the past decade, and the competition seems to get fiercer every year. The Shell Houston Open is a tournament on par with other PGA Tour events like the Sony Open, and the Honda Classic, so you know it will be well-run, fan-friendly, and loads of fun for anyone who gets tickets.