The field is limited to 133 players who advanced through four qualifying sites, ensuring the state's best amateurs compete for the championship.

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The event will play host to a maximum field size of 156 players for qualifying rounds, with the field cut to the top 64 players for the match play championship, all competing in one division. The event will consist of a 36-hole qualifier, followed by a 64-player match play championship.
Players must be AZ GOLF (Arizona Golf Association) members with an active USGA Handicap Index. The championship features qualifying rounds, with four qualifiers held at various Arizona courses to determine the 133-player field.
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Camelback Golf Club - Padre Course • Scottsdale, AZ

The Views Golf Club • Oro Valley, AZ

Talking Rock Golf Club • Prescott, AZ
With separate divisions for Open, Senior, and Legend players, this event blends top-tier competition with accessible flighted play, ensuring competitive balance while rewarding players who can manage Talking Rock's generous landing areas and well-defended greens.
Last year: Nate Jetter won at -3 (141) • Expected cut No cut