Get paid to wear a brand at Presidents Cup 2026
Why brands care about Presidents Cup 2026
Thousands of people gather for Presidents Cup 2026 in Chicago.
Presidents Cup 2026 is a full day of sport in Chicago, with fans arriving early and staying late. A brand on a shirt, cap or banner is seen by the people around it and carried into their posts. It is visible in the crowd, not lost among ads.
What you can sell at Presidents Cup 2026
Each of these becomes a slot: a zone on one of your photos with its own auction.
- JerseyClothing
- CapClothing
- BagBackpack
- BannerOther
Timing
It is already late for a brand to ship an item to you, but you can still sell: choose "Creator provides" and apply the logo or a sticker yourself.
Listings at Presidents Cup 2026
Examples at this event — Example listing — bids are not accepted.
How it works
- 1
Choose your event
Pick an event you will really attend — there is no travel or followers requirement.
Read the guide - 2
List the space
Draw the zone on a photo, set a starting price and publish. Listing is free.
Read the guide - 3
Get paid when a brand wins
Connect payouts once. The winning bid is paid to your own Stripe account.
Read the guide - 4
Deliver the proof
Wear it on the day and upload the photos; then the payout is released.
Read the guide
Guides
Want to advertise at Presidents Cup 2026?
See the event page for the brand's view and every open placement.
Advertise at Presidents Cup 2026Questions
Is it free?
Listing a slot and bidding are both free. IRLSlots takes no cut of the winning bid: creators keep 100%, and the buyer pays a separate service fee only if they win.
Do I need followers?
No. Brands bid on the audience at the event, not on your follower count. Your profile does not show follower numbers at all.
How do I get paid?
Connect a Stripe account for payouts once, then publish. When a brand wins, their payment is paid to your Stripe account, and Stripe pays out to your bank after the event and your proof.
Is it allowed at Presidents Cup 2026?
Check the event's own rules first. Branded clothing is usually fine, but never cover your race bib or official number, and some venues restrict branded material. When in doubt, ask the organiser.
What if I'm travelling from abroad?
Visas, customs and the taxes on your earnings are your responsibility. If a buyer ships an item from another country, allow extra time — the wizard asks for it to arrive at least 10 days before the event.