News Summary
The Golf Digest Open invites golfers of all skill levels to participate in a thrilling two-person team tournament. Players 21 and older with a WHS handicap can compete for a chance to qualify for a national championship at McLemore Resort in Georgia. With regional events lined up across the country from May to August, the tournament promises exciting experiences and beautiful courses. Entry fees provide excellent value for the chance to win prizes and enjoy camaraderie in a competitive atmosphere.
Golf Digest Open: A Unique Tournament Experience Awaits!
Are you ready to tee off on an exciting golfing adventure? The Golf Digest Open is here to offer you just that, a chance to showcase your skills in a fun, competitive atmosphere. This two-person team tournament plays host to players of all skill levels, provided you’re 21 or older and have a WHS handicap. The best part? It’s not just about bragging rights; top teams have the chance to advance to a national championship!
Road to the National Championship
Imagine sinking that birdie, high-fiving your partner, and earning a spot in the prestigious national championship hosted at McLemore Resort in Rising Fawn, Georgia. Sounds thrilling, right? The top three two-person teams in both the Net and Gross divisions from each regional qualifier will earn their spot in this exciting finale.
A Weekend to Remember
The national championship spans two exhilarating days, featuring two rounds on The Keep – a stunning course that was recognized as a runner-up in Golf Digest’s Best New Public Course awards. When it’s time to unwind, you and your partner will enjoy accommodations at the gorgeous Cloudland, perched beautifully with views of Lookout Mountain.
It All Starts Here: The Regionals
Mark your calendars! The first regional event kicks off on May 11 at the newly revamped Dutchman’s Pipe in West Palm Beach, Florida. This is not just any course; it’s the first private club to open in West Palm Beach in over two decades, thanks to a complete overhaul by Chris Cochran of the legendary Jack Nicklaus.
If that wasn’t exciting enough, the second event will take place on May 18 at Rams Hill Golf Course in Borrego Springs, California, featuring one of the highest-rated courses in the state.
June & July Highlights
As summer approaches, the excitement builds with several more regional qualifiers:
- June 8 at the prestigious Knickerbocker Country Club in Tenafly, New Jersey.
- June 29 at the historic Brae Burn Country Club in Newtown, Massachusetts, known for its championship-caliber course.
- July 13 brings us to the newly transformed The Seawane Club in Hewlett Harbor, New York.
- July 20 features the renowned Governors Club in Brentwood, Tennessee, a signature Arnold Palmer course.
- July 27 will see competitors tackle The Tribute Golf Links in The Colony, Texas, a course that has hosted LPGA events.
The Final Countdown
The regional events culminate with a spectacular showdown on August 3 at Conway Farms Golf Club in Lake Forest, Illinois, which has previously made it to Golf Digest’s top 200 rankings.
Get Ready to Compete!
Competition is fierce, but just wait until you hear about the value you get for your entry fee! At just $350 per person as a two-person team, golfers will be competing for prizes that far exceed the cost of entry. Talk about a win-win!
The Golf Digest Open is a fabulous opportunity not just to hone your skills but to build camaraderie, enjoy beautiful courses, and have a chance to stake your claim in golf history. Why not gather your partner, grab those clubs, and get ready for an unforgettable golfing journey? The fairway is calling!
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