Country Club of Charleston • Charleston, SC
This championship has been dominated by consistent ball-strikers in recent years, with champions like Garrett Risner (2023-24) and Josh Martin (2018-19) successfully defending their titles in the stroke play era.
2026: B.J. Boyce won
Royal Johannesburg Golf Club • Johannesburg,
Last year: Ivan Verster won at 70-65-72=207
Sewailo Golf Club • Tucson, AZ
Last year: Tyler Kowack won at 71-67-71=209
Lonnie Poole Golf Course at NC State • Raleigh, NC
2026: Rich Wills won (70-69-66 (71))
Huntingdale Golf Club • Oakleigh South, VIC
2026: Ty Murray won at -6
Camden Country Club • Camden, SC
Gus Wortham Park Golf Course • Houston, TX
Philadelphia Cricket Club - Flourtown Course • Flourtown, PA
George Golf Club • George, Garden Route,
2025: Noa Auch-Roy won at -12
Charleston Municipal Golf Course • Charleston, SC
The firm, fast greens and Raynor-style template holes demand precision iron play and course management—this is a true test of amateur shotmaking on a budget-conscious design that plays bigger than its municipal origins.
Last year: Ryan Marter won at -5 (211) • Expected cut None
North Course • Charlotte, NC
The tournament's rotating venue format—featuring Pine Lake, Cedarwood, and Carmel Country Clubs in 2026—ensures competitors must adapt their strategy across three distinctly different tests over consecutive days, rewarding versatility and mental stamina.
The Heritage Club • Mason, OH
Prince's Grant Golf Club • Stanger, KwaZulu-Natal,
Last year: Marno Lange won at 71-66-68-75=280
Furman University Golf Club • Greenville, SC
2025: D. Brock won at -21
Wilmington Municipal Golf Course • Wilmington, NC
Salem Golf Club • Salem, OR
Country Club of Salisbury • Salisbury, NC
Bide-A-Wee Golf Course • Portsmouth, VA
Aiken Golf Club • Aiken, SC
Clustered Spires Golf Course • Frederick, MD
Flight-based competition allows players of varying skill levels to compete for their division championship while sharing the same course and weekend experience.
