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Attending 2019 PGA Championship at Bethpage Black?

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Is anyone else planning on attending the PGA this year? I've got some relatives nearby that I'll be staying with, but I'm still deciding on how many days to attend, so I haven't bought tickets yet. I'd love to catch a practice round, but I'm mostly interested in Friday and Saturday. 

The weather might be ... interesting. Average temperature in the middle of May is mid- to high-60s, but you never know. 

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I went when they had the US Open the first time and would never go back.  Not a very good place to watch a lot of golf.  Course is very spread out with just a few holes in the middle that are close to each other.  The elevation changes make it hard to see some shots if you are following groups.  If you want to sit in a grandstand and watch a hole for a while fine, but then you might have an issue getting a seat. If they make you park at Jones Beach the bus ride to the course is about 30 minutes.

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