PGA Championship (May 11–17, 2026)
The PGA Championship is coming to Aronimink Golf Club from May 11 through May 17, 2026.
Aronimink Golf Club is located at the southeast corner of St. Davids Road and Route 252 in Newtown Township.
What to Expect
Visitors and residents should plan for increased traffic in the area during event week, particularly outside of typical peak commuting hours.
Roads with increased traffic:
- Route 3
- Route 252
- North Newtown Street Road
- St. Davids Road
Road closures:
- St. Davids Road and North Newtown Street Road will be closed to through traffic daily from 4:00 AM to 10:00 PM
- Local access will be maintained for residents within the closure area
Traffic management:
- No closures are expected on Route 3 or Route 252
- Message boards and event signage will be in place
- Police and event personnel will be directing traffic
Parking and Transportation
Off-site parking locations include:
- Episcopal Academy
- SAP
- Delaware County Community College
- Penn State Great Valley
- Valley Forge Casino
- Additional locations
Shuttle service will be provided to and from the golf club.
Rideshare:
- Designated rideshare lot on Campus Boulevard (south of Route 3)
- Shuttle service available to the venue
Plan Ahead
Attendees are encouraged to allow extra travel time and follow posted signage.
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DCTMA Events
September/ October
Legislative TDM Meeting
This annual meeting brings together attendees, including DCTMA board executives, as well as member and non-member companies. Attendees learn about current transportation initiatives, and hear from elected officials from federal, state and local government. Past speakers have included: Congressman, State Senate Transportation Committee Chair, State Senate Transportation Committee members, State Representatives, and members of County Council.
April/May
Municipalities Conference & Trade Show
The Municipalities Conference & Trade Show is an annual gathering that brings together local government officials, planners, transportation professionals, and community leaders from across Delaware County. The conference provides a forum to share best practices, discuss emerging transportation and land use trends, and collaborate on solutions that enhance mobility and quality of life. The program typically features a keynote speaker, four informative breakout sessions, and approximately 30 vendors showcasing products, services, and resources that support municipal initiatives. Hosted by the Delaware County Transportation Management Association, the event strengthens connections among municipalities and supports coordinated efforts to improve transportation throughout the county.
May
DCTMA’s Bike to Work Day is held in May to coincide with National Bike to Work Day. The event promotes alternative means of commuting to and from work, while offering cyclists refreshments, free giveaways, raffle prizes, safety information, and more. The DCTMA takes the lead with the planning and organizing of this event with support from the county’s Planning Department. The event is supported through sponsorship, as well as donations of raffle prizes, food, and beverages.
June
Annual Board and Membership Meeting & Lunch
The final board meeting for the fiscal year is combined with a networking opportunity, giving our members and perspective members an opportunity to mingle and share ideas. The event includes the announcement of the newly elected DCTMA Board for the coming fiscal year, as well as the DCTMA Award presentations to outstanding member businesses.
September – June
High School Seat Belt Challenge
Participating schools will compete for a $500 cash prize and the Seat Belt Challenge plaque. The $500 prize goes to the school that is most improved in seat belt use. All participating organizations will receive the sponsored t-shirts for their student members. The DCTMA will provide High School Seat Belt Challenge t-shirts with the logos of our sponsors on the back, and the students in the participating school organizations wear them in school to assist them with their efforts, these t-shirts will be seen by over 13,000 faculty and students at the high schools within Delaware County.
