The championship attracts elite amateurs from across Berks County's private clubs, with recent champions posting winning scores around even par over 36 holes.

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The Berks County Amateur Championship is played in Southeastern Pennsylvania, part of the state's 'Dutch Country' region. The top men's amateurs compete over 54 holes at historic Berkshire Country Club. The field is divided into two divisions. The championship flight competes from the Blue tees in a medal play format. The Stableford division plays from the white tees in Stableford format. Players must be a dues paying member of the Berks County Golf Association.
Men with USGA handicap index of 8.5 or better
Register through the Golf Genius platform at the provided registration link. Contact the Berks County Golf Association at info@bcgagolf.com for questions about eligibility and participation.

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Flight-based competition allows players of varying skill levels to compete for their division championship while sharing the same course and weekend experience.