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Tour Championships

The season builds to three marquee Championships — and a year-long Player-of-the-Year race worth double points. Earn your place by winning your division.

Three marquee events

The Championships

Michigan

Midwest Junior Championship

Treetops Resort

Smith Tradition Course
Gaylord, MI

The 23rd annual flagship weekend “up north.” A Friday skills day and Parent–Child Par-3 Challenge open the weekend, followed by 36 holes of championship play and July 4th fireworks over Otsego Lake. Open to ages 8–18, plus a new Alumni division (19–25).

July 3–5 · 36 Holes

Michigan

Michigan Tour Championship

State Championship

Forest Akers · Michigan State
East Lansing, MI

The Michigan season finale, where the state's Player-of-the-Year titles are decided and division champions are crowned.

August · 36 Holes

Florida

National Championship

Hawk's Landing

Hawk's Landing Golf Club
Orlando, FL

The December finale that draws golfers from many states and countries. Florida Player-of-the-Year honors are awarded here.

December · 36 Holes

Earn your spot

How to Qualify

1st

Win Your Division

Division champions earn free entry into one of the three Championships of their choice — plus free entry into their very next tour event.

2 · 3

Finish Top Three

Runners-up and third-place finishers earn a discounted entry into one of the three Championships of their choice.

Field Minimum

A division must have at least five players for Championship exemptions to be awarded in that division.

Full exemption details live on the Policies & Rules page.

The season-long race

Player of the Year

Every member earns Player-of-the-Year points at every start, based on finishing position. The race runs from January, and Championships are worth double points, so the season finales can reshape the standings.

Michigan

Awarded in August

At the Michigan Championship

Florida

Awarded in December

At the National Championship

View Tour Standings → How Points Work

Team match play · since 2007

The TourZone Cup

A Ryder Cup-style team match between Michigan's TourZones. Players compete in stroke play all season — the TourZone Cup is the rare chance to play team match play, where the format is exciting, the competition is fierce, and sportsmanship rules the day.

Central

Michigan TourZone

Southeast

Michigan TourZone

1–6Best Ball

7–12Alternate Shot

13–18Scramble

Each side fields 16 players as eight two-person teams; the lowest five scores count. Priority goes to fall-event Top 3 finishers and regular-season winners — register early to make the squad.

Cup Champions

Since 2007