Fans attending the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club in the media describe using improvised setups around nearby homes to watch play. Multiple reports say some residents are allowing spectators to access elevated views from backyards, including placing ladders in strategic spots and building or using makeshift “sky deck” platforms to gain sightlines to the course. The coverage frames these actions as a way for golf supporters to watch the tournament without buying premium viewing options, with spectators seeking the best angles for different holes.
While the articles differ mainly in how they describe the creative methods, they broadly agree on the core theme: neighborhood vantage points are being turned into spectator areas during the event. The reports also emphasize the enthusiasm and resourcefulness of fans and residents in responding to high demand for tournament views. Overall, the accounts portray a local viewing trend during the PGA Championship that centers on elevated outdoor viewing setups near the course.
