When Do WM Phoenix Open Tickets Go on Sale?

2027 WM Phoenix Open general admission tickets went on sale Wednesday, October 7, 2026, through the official WM Phoenix Open website, which directs buyers to AXS. The tournament has confirmed the date, but did not publish an exact launch time or time zone. Tickets are on sale now; use the official site to check current availability and checkout totals. (wmphoenixopen.com)

If you’re trying to beat a sellout without paying a reseller’s markup, the most useful detail is that the official release has already happened. Friday and Saturday can be the days fans watch most closely, but a resale listing appearing early does not prove the tournament has opened sales or that a ticket is official. Start with the tournament’s own ticket link, then check the final total before paying.

2027 ticket-release date and timing

The 2027 general admission sale opened on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, for the tournament scheduled February 8–14, 2027, at TPC Scottsdale. That is a confirmed past release date, not a projection; the public announcement does not state the hour tickets first became available. (wmphoenixopen.com)

For anyone searching today, the practical answer is simple: the tickets are already on sale. The WM Phoenix Open site links buyers to AXS, and AXS lists the 2027 event with a “Get Tickets” option. Use the tournament site as your starting point, so you can confirm you have reached its authorized ticket channel. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Past sales suggest fall is the usual release window, but the dates do not repeat on a fixed calendar day. The official 2025 sale announcement was dated October 29, 2024; the 2026 sale opened October 15, 2025, according to local reporting; and the official 2027 announcement is dated October 7, 2026. That is a three-cycle October pattern, not a guarantee of a particular date or time next year. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Presales, VIP access, and early purchase options

The 2027 ticket announcement does not name a credit-card presale, verified-fan registration, promo code, or loyalty tier. It says general admission tickets are on sale and that limited hospitality packages remain, so don’t rely on an unverified “early-access” offer unless the tournament itself confirms it. (wmphoenixopen.com)

The early purchase opportunity is the public sale itself. For a premium option, the official announcement lists Kiva Club at $200 plus fees on Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and $250 plus fees on Friday and Saturday. It also lists daily and weekly hospitality options, with availability limited; the announcement does not provide a presale deadline or a universal purchase cap. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Before checkout, check the official listing for the exact date, ticket category, total price, and any order limit displayed for your account. I would not assume a limit from a social post, a marketplace listing, or a previous year’s sale. The current terms shown at checkout are the useful ones.

2027 prices and historical release patterns

For 2027, general admission is listed at $75 plus fees for Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and $125 plus fees for Friday and Saturday. Monday and Tuesday, February 8 and 9, are free general admission days under Ford Free Days. The 2027 announcement says the general admission prices stayed the same as the previous year. (wmphoenixopen.com)

That stable price is helpful, but it is not a promise that every ticket type costs the same each year. For example, 2027 Kiva Club prices are $200 and $250 plus fees, while the 2026 official announcement listed Kiva Club at $175 and $225 plus fees. Compare the ticket category and the fee-inclusive total, not just the base price. (wmphoenixopen.com)

The historical dates point to October releases, but not to a reliable hour of the day. The official 2027 notice says tickets are on sale but gives no exact release time; a news story’s publication timestamp is not proof that sales opened at that minute. That distinction matters if you are building alerts or trying to verify claims about a timed drop. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Step-by-step buying plan

Before you buy

Use the WM Phoenix Open website’s Tickets link and follow it to AXS. Create or sign in to your account before selecting tickets, and check that the event year and day are correct. Decide on a backup day in advance in case your first choice is unavailable.

Compare the all-in checkout total. The 2027 announcement publishes base prices “plus fees,” but the final amount appears during checkout. Don’t treat a resale listing’s asking price as official face value, and don’t expect a coupon, cashback offer, price match, or store-style price adjustment to apply to event tickets.

At checkout

Choose a date-specific ticket, review the quantity and terms, then complete payment through the authorized checkout. Save the order confirmation and confirm where the ticket will appear. AXS describes its Mobile ID tickets as accessible in the AXS app; install the app and sign in with the same account used for purchase. (axs.com)

If the page slows down or a ticket disappears, return to the official listing and check inventory again rather than paying a stranger to “hold” a ticket. The available sources do not publish a 2027 queue policy, cart timer, or ticket limit, so I would not trust advice that presents a specific countdown or cap as confirmed.

After purchase

Check your AXS account for the ticket and read the event’s current delivery and transfer instructions. AXS notes that transfer options can depend on the event; a missing or disabled transfer button means transfer is not currently available. Keep the order confirmation until the ticket is visible in your account. (support.axs.com)

Resale, transfer, and buyer protection

The tournament identifies AXS Official Resale as its official resale marketplace. It says resale passes sold there are verified for entry and warns that passes from unauthorized third parties or scalpers cannot be verified or supported by the tournament. Not every pass is resale-eligible, and resale availability can change. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Do not count on StubHub, SeatGeek, or Gametime listing prices to predict a reliable price drop before the event. I found no verified 2027 resale-price curve or guaranteed markdown schedule. If the day you want is sold out, check the tournament-linked resale page and compare the full cost; a low asking price outside that channel does not establish that the ticket can be transferred or will scan for entry. (wmphoenixopen.com)

AXS says its Official Resale tickets are valid for entry, while the tournament advises against buying from unauthorized third parties. Review the seller, delivery method, and final total before paying, and use the AXS app to confirm an official transfer. The tournament’s resale page also states that resale sales are final. (wmphoenixopen.com)

A useful lesson from past sellouts

The 2024 tournament shows why waiting for event week can be risky. The tournament announced Friday and Saturday general admission sellouts on February 2, 2024, before those rounds took place. A sellout notice is a stronger signal than a reseller listing: it comes from the event and identifies the days with limited inventory. (arizonasports.com)

There was also a separate crowd-management issue that year: organizers closed gates during a Saturday crowd surge, and reports said some ticket holders were turned away. That does not mean a valid ticket is normally insufficient; it does show why fans should read current event guidance and avoid treating a ticket purchase as a guarantee against every operational disruption. (sportsbusinessjournal.com)

For 2027, I’d use this straightforward plan: buy the day you want through the official channel while it is available, keep the confirmation, and revisit official resale if inventory changes. Don’t wait for an assumed last-minute price drop on a high-demand day, because no reliable drop schedule is published.

Frequently asked questions

Are 2027 WM Phoenix Open tickets on sale?

Yes. The tournament announced that general admission tickets went on sale Wednesday, October 7, 2026, for the February 8–14, 2027 event. Buy through the Tickets link at the official WM Phoenix Open website, which directs buyers to AXS. (wmphoenixopen.com)

What time did 2027 tickets go on sale?

The official announcement confirms the date, October 7, 2026, but does not state the release hour or time zone. Do not treat a news article’s posting time as the official ticket drop time; it may simply be when the article was published. (wmphoenixopen.com)

How much are 2027 general admission tickets?

The published base prices are $75 plus fees for Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday, and $125 plus fees for Friday and Saturday. Monday and Tuesday general admission is free as part of Ford Free Days. Check checkout for the final total. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Which days are free in 2027?

Monday, February 8, and Tuesday, February 9, are Ford Free Days, with free general admission. The announcement does not list free entry for the other days, so check the official schedule and ticket page before planning to attend. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Is there a presale or ticket code?

The 2027 announcement does not list a public presale, code, cardholder window, or registration deadline. Treat a presale offer as unconfirmed unless the tournament posts it through an official channel. Current public ticket access is through the tournament website and its AXS link. (wmphoenixopen.com)

What is the official ticket platform?

Start at wmphoenixopen.com and select its ticket link. The tournament’s site links to AXS, and AXS has a 2027 WM Phoenix Open ticket page. A reseller listing is not the same as an official tournament sale. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Are Saturday tickets likely to sell out?

The tournament does not publish a guarantee that any 2027 date will sell out. However, Friday and Saturday are priced higher than midweek or Sunday, and Friday and Saturday tickets sold out in 2024. If Saturday is your priority, buying through the official sale sooner avoids relying on uncertain resale supply. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Where should I look if tickets sell out?

Check AXS Official Resale through the tournament’s resale page. The tournament says eligible resale passes there are verified for entry; not all passes can be resold. Avoid unauthorized sellers, whose tickets the tournament says it cannot verify or support. (wmphoenixopen.com)

Can I transfer a ticket to someone else?

Transfer depends on the event’s settings and the ticket type. AXS says that if the Transfer button is missing or disabled, transfers are not currently available; the option may appear later. Check your AXS account rather than assuming a screenshot or seller promise is enough. (support.axs.com)

Do the 2027 prices include fees?

No. The official 2027 announcement gives general admission and Kiva Club prices as “plus fees.” Review the checkout total before confirming payment; the base price alone is not the final amount you will pay. (wmphoenixopen.com)

(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)