Memorial Amateur
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The Memorial Amateur Championship, held each Memorial Day Weekend at Ancil Hoffman Golf Course in Carmichael, California, is one of the premier independent amateur events in the U.S. Founded by Vietnam veteran John Rochelle, the 54-hole stroke play tournament with a 36-hole cut has launched the careers of PGA Tour players including Cameron Champ, John Catlin, and Derek Ernst. In 2026, the tournament enters its 29th year and debuts an elite Women's Division alongside the men's championship.
Primarily exempt/invitation-based. Qualified players may enter before the deadline if spots remain. Entries subject to Tournament Director approval and conduct standards.
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Oak Valley Golf Club • Beaumont, CA
Last year: Kyle An won at 71-68-66=205
San Clemente Golf Club • San Clemente, CA
Last year: Trevor McNary won at 68-66=134
Valley Oaks Golf Course • Visalia, CA
Last year: Zack Tarter won at 68-68=136
Haggin Oaks: Alister MacKenzie Course • Sacramento, CA
Last year: Ethan Gao won at 67-66-68=201
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.
