Omega European Masters: all the information you need to plan your visit

From 3 to 6 September 2026, Crans-Montana is host to one of Europe’s most prestigious golf tournaments. Whether you’re coming for a day or the whole weekend, here are a few tips to help you fully enjoy the event– access, parking, food and drink and information for visitors with reduced mobility.

Key information at a glance

• Free shuttle buses in Crans-Montana between 07.00 and 20.00, Thursday to Sunday
• Free parking at Les Briesses, with a direct shuttle to the Golf Club
• Bike parking and e-bike charging points available
• Dedicated areas and reception for people with reduced mobility
• Public drinking fountains on the course – don’t forget your water bottle.

How to get there: public transport is recommended

To avoid traffic jams and the hassle of finding a parking space, the best option is to take the bus or funicular to Crans-Montana, then make use of the free shuttle buses which run continuously from 07.00 and 20.00 (Thursday to Sunday) to the Golf Club.

By car or bike
If you’re coming by car, the easiest option is to park at the Sierre P+R and travel to Crans-Montana by bus or funicular. You can also park for free at Briesses car park, and get to the Golf Club using the free shuttle bus – simply follow the signs on site.

For those who prefer sustainable transport, a cycle park is available near the tournament entrance, and there are several charging points for e-bikes in the resort. Please note: bicycles, e-bikes and scooters are not permitted within the grounds of the golf course.

Visitors with reduced mobility: dedicated facilities

The organisers have provided several facilities for visitors with reduced mobility:

• A reserved car park near the main entrance (Scandia and Rhodania car parks), accessible only with a pass, which must be requested in advance
• Two accessible areas reserved for visitors with reduced mobility and their companion, located at holes 13 and 18
• A free entry ticket for the companion if the person with reduced mobility is unable to get around unaided
• Specially adapted reception facilities and signage throughout the site

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On the course: water, refreshments and souvenirs

Remember to bring your own water bottle: public drinking fountains are available free of charge at the hole 1 tee and at the Mont Blanc Village – no PET bottles will be provided.

As for food and drink, the Mont Blanc Village and refreshment stands on the course (at the tee on the 1st hole, greens on the 5th, 8th, 9th, 13th and 17th) offer a wide selection, including vegetarian options: raclette, salads, burgers, Thai cuisine, tartares, pinsa and much more.

Fancy a souvenir? The Golf Center and J.Lindeberg stands sell Omega European Masters merchandise.

A gesture for the environment

As well as the water fountains, the event supports sustainable transport and waste sorting. Find out about all the sustainable practices you can adopt here.

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