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The 2023 Golfweek Amateur Tour Championship will be held Oct. 23-25 with a flighted skins game and registration on October 22.

***Additional information will be available mid August including tee boxes and start times. Due to any COVID developments, information is subject to change.

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Having just celebrated our 25th anniversary, the Golfweek Amateur Tour and Senior Amateur Tour are proud of our long-standing commitment to provide amateur golfers the chance to play like the pros in professionally run tournaments. We have always, and will always, focus on producing quality events where people can compete fairly, have fun, build relationships and play great courses across the country. Given the unprecedented times associated with the Coronavirus, we are constantly monitoring the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and the World Health Organization and staying up-to-date with the latest information. As a result, each local tour is up and running while utilizing the guidelines provided by local government officials, health departments and individual golf courses. Please consult our website and reach out to the local tour director for specific information regarding a particular event. Our goal is to continue doing what we do for our members as we move forward throughout the 2023 season.

ARKANSAS, KANSAS AND ST. LOUIS, MO TOURS
Champion Auto Lift at Buffalo Ridge Springs Course and Branson Hills Golf Club

108 golfers from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, California, and New Mexico converged on Branson, Missouri for the Champion Auto Lift Open at Buffalo Ridge and Branson Hills golf courses.

Championship Flight: Josh Semeniuk (Kansas) took home top prize with a 2- day score of 4 over par (70-77-147). Coming in 2nd was Dustin Cole (Arkansas) at 12 over (76-79-155). Rounding out the top three was Larry Langley (Arkansas) at 14 over par (78-79-157)

A Flight: Dan Kohnle (St. Louis) bested Garrett Routh (Kansas) and Mike Norwood (Arkansas) by 7 strokes to take the win in the A Flight. Kohnle shot 9 over (73-79-152) while Routh and Norwood shot identical 159’s. Routh (82-77) took the 2nd place finish in the tie breaker by shooting one stroke better than Norwood (81-78) on the second day.

B Flight:   B Flight was closer with first and fifth separated by only 3-strokes. James Colgrove (Arkansas 75-90-165) hung on by one stroke to beat David Watson (St. Louis) at 80-86-166. Tying for third with identical 167’s were ssr机场网站 (Arkansas) and Kenton McWilliams (St. Louis). In the tie-breaker, Gardner (83-84) took 3rd place by shooting one better on Day 2. Finishing out the paid places in 5th was Arkansas’ Kirby Rogers (83-85-168).

C Flight: Arkansas’ Rob Luter (84-84-168) continues his winning streak by winning his fourth tournament of the year. In a consistent 2 rounds, he shot 84 both days to best Micheal Konuch (St. Louis) and Todd Carter (Arkansas) by 5 strokes who both ended with a 2 day total of 173. Carter (81-72-173) was the first round leader but closed Day 2 with a 92 for third place, leaving second to Konuch (87-86-173). Tying for fourth place at 174 were St. Louis’ Mark Brouk (91-83-174) and Arkansas’ Phil Smith (86-88-174). Brouk got the fourth place prize based on a better second day score.

D-flight: Leisa Watkins (Arkansas) took first prize with a 175 (86-89). Second place was won by fellow Arkansas Tour member, Rodney Guillentine (93-89-182).  Colin Dooley (St. Louis) took third place (92-91-183) and the final paid place in the D flight went to another Arkansan, Bryan Weaver (89-96-183).

PHILLY METRO TOUR
Doylestown Country Club, Doylestown, PA

Championship Flight: Dan Ayars (78) took the title by one-stroke in a close contest with 好用的付费ssr (79). New member ssr机场网站 (83) was another four-strokes back in 3rd place. 

A Flight: The victory went to new member Pete Farina (81) by one-stroke over Dan Kessler (82).  Bobby Booth (83) was another stroke-back in 3rd position.

B Flight: Jeff Carney (84) was the winner by two-strokes over new member Alex Howell (86) and defending Flight Champion Ed Gilbert (86). Howell took 2nd place on a match-of-cards and Gilbert took 3rd position. This was ssr机场网站 second tournament victory of the season.

C Flight: John Son (85) took home the victory by two-strokes over John Eastlack (87).  Larry Barber (88) was another stroke-back in 3rd position.

D Flight: Victory went to defending Flight Champion Sean Matthews (93) by four-strokes over Anthony Mills (97).  Luis Feliciano (101) was another four-strokes back in 3rd position.

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This year’s 36 hole Southern Regional had 172 players from 20 different tours competing at Turtle Point and The Ocean Course on Kiawah Island. 

Championship Flight: Jeff Wong from the Hilton Head/Savannah Tour started fast and never looked back.  Wong birdied his first four holes at Turtle Point in route to a 7 under par round of 65.  At The Ocean Course, Wong fired a 75 (65-75-150)   for a two-shot victory over last year’s winner Scott Roberts (Charlotte Tour).  Robert’s second place scores were 70-72-142 followed by another Hilton Head/Savannah Tour member, ssr飞机场推荐 who finished third at 73-72-145.  Scott Edwards (Hilton Head/Savannah Tour) was solo in fourth place thanks to the low round of the day on the Ocean course which gave him a two-day total of 75-71-146.  Rounding out the top five places were ssr机场网站 (Myrtle Beach/Wilmington Tour) and Andres Lopez (Hilton Head/Savannah Tour) both at 151.

A Flight: Bobby Booth (Philly Metro Tour) and Warren Hackler (Eastern NC Tour) finished tied at 162 and went to a sudden-death playoff where Booth was the winner on the 18th signature hole with a par.  Phil Vangeersdalen (Charlotte Tour) was the day one leader with 71 and finished third, one shot back of the playoff at 163.  Glenn Powell (Charleston Tour) and John Dobbins (Hilton Head/Savannah Tour) both tied for fourth at 165.

B Flight: Roger Sheaves (Nashville Tour) led after day one with 76. He struggled on The Ocean Course with 87 but still held on for the victory at 163.  Zeke Cooper (Upstate Tour) finished second at 168 followed by John Saager (Charleston Tour) with 170.  Joey Guariglia (Myrtle Beach/Wilmington Tour) and Andy Ricci (Charlotte Tour) both tied fourth at 171.

ssr机场网站 (Charlotte Tour) won by only two shots at 169 aided by his stellar round Sunday at The Ocean Course with 84.  ssr飞机场推荐 (Charleston Tour) finished second at 171 and Chris Huge (Charleston Tour) was solo third with 173.  Ed Cassady (Hilton Head/Savannah Tour) was fourth at 175 followed by Robert Vaux fifth with 176.

D Flight: Augusta Tour’s David Schmidt was the only D flight player to break 100 at The Ocean Course with 97 and grabbed victory with a two-day total of 192.   Gary Holzapfel (Metro NY Tour) was second at 196 followed by Mark Stone (Charlotte Tour) and Aaron Chase (Charleston Tour) both at 198.

 

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Championship Flight: ssr机场网站 shot 73 in his first tour event and won a three way playoff against Craig Tomlinson and ssr机场网站

A Flight: Matt Schrimpf shot 77 to win his flight by four shots over 免费ssr飞机场 (81). Jason Herndon and Matt Drew tied for third with 83.

B Flight: DJ Martin posted a great round of 81 for the win. Ernest Glover (82) edged out Patrick Rolwing (82) on a scorecard playoff for second. 

ssr节点2022每日更新 (84) won in a two hole playoff against George Masdea (84). Broderick Edwards, Robert Taylor and Barth, Jonah Barth all tied for third with 90.

ssr节点2022每日更新 posted one of his best rounds of the season shooting 95. Sidney White finished second with 106.

TUCSON TOUR
The Tin Cup Shoot Out Major at Tubac Golf Resort

Championship Flight: The Champ Flight became a two man race on Day 2 with Chad Kidwell and John Wells battling it out. Kidwell started Day 2 with a 4 shot lead and extended it to 5 with a birdie right out of the gate. Wells slowly chipped away at the lead to get to within 1 with 3 holes to play. Clutch birdies on 16 and 18 would extend the lead and earn Kidwell a 4 shot victory with a two day total of 147. Wells finished second at 151 and Jay Hruby was third with 156.

A Flight: The A Flight contest went down to the wire with 4 players, Kevin Tomlin, Joe Kenyon, Steve Wallace and Chris Fuller, all finishing within 3 shots of the lead. Each would hold the lead at some point on Day 2. However, at the end of the day, Kevin Tomlin, on the strength of a birdie on the tough Par 3 7th Hole would lock up the win with a two day total of 161. Joe Kenyon took second at 162 with Wallace (163) at third and Fuller (164) in fourth.

ssr节点2022每日更新:  Bart Knight ran from the competition to earn his first major win of the season. Backing up a Day 1 score of 76, Knight stayed consistent and shot 77 on Day 2 to earn the win with a 2-Day total of 153. The win also earned Knight a promotion to the A Flight. Congratulations!! Chris Melton shot a 78 on day 2 to lock up second with 165. Juan Sealey and Ray Horton finished tied for third with 168.

C Flight:  El Paso Tour Director Chris Rocha made it back to wins at the Tin Cup Shoot Out securing the win for the El Paso Tour at this year’s Shoot Out. Christian Rocha was second with 174 followed by Phoenix Member De Vargas (175) in third.

D Flight: Tucson Tour Member Juan Ceballos made great use of “home course advantage” at Tubac Golf Resort. Ceballos followed up a strong day one 87 by going one better shooting 86 on day 2 to finish the event at 173. The win and great score earned Ceballos a promotion to the C Flight. Shaun Downs (191) and Gary Vargas (192) rounded out the top 3 for the event.