Treetops — The Elevated Viewing Platform

Treetops sits on the 14th hole, and it's built exactly the way the name suggests: a raised, multi-level platform above the treeline with its own bar, presented by Buffalo Trace. From up there you get an angle on the course that ground-level general admission simply doesn't offer, plus screens showing the action from elsewhere on the West Course, so you're never fully cut off from what's happening at the 18th or anywhere else while you're planted on the 14th.

The package folds in a handful of small conveniences that add up over a full tournament day: fast-track bag check and priority queue access at the main entrance, a meal voucher (up to £15), two drink vouchers, and fast-track queuing at the Village Bar. None of it is extravagant on its own, but together it removes most of the friction of a long day on your feet, which matters more than people expect by the third day of a tournament.

It's a different kind of hospitality than the Championship Pavilion tiers by the 18th. Those put you close to the tournament's emotional center, the closing hole, the leaderboard drama. Treetops trades that proximity for a genuinely different vantage point and a quieter, less crowded corner of the course, on a hole you wouldn't otherwise get an elevated view of at all.