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Mid-Amateur Golf Tournaments

Mid-amateur golf is the post-college amateur game — events restricted to players 25 and older, built for competitors balancing golf with careers. The calendar runs from state mid-ams through the invitational circuit (Crump Cup, Coleman, Azalea) to the U.S. Mid-Amateur. This page tracks every upcoming mid-am tournament we cover.

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May 2026

1 event

June 2026

1 event

July 2026

26 events
Wichita Country Club — Kansas Women's Amateur Championship
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Kansas Women's Amateur

Kansas Women's Amateur Championship

Wichita Country Club • Wichita, KS

Jul 13 — 16, 202654 holes60 player fieldWomen • Mid-Am

With priority access for players with handicaps of 5.0 or lower and reserved spots for past champions and top finishers, the field of 60 rewards consistency and recent performance while offering a clear pathway for the state's top amateur women to compete at a championship standard.

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Oldham County Country Club — Kentucky Women's Open Championship
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Kentucky Women's Open

Kentucky Women's Open Championship

Oldham County Country Club • La Grange, KY

Jul 13 — 15, 202654 holes96 player fieldMid-Am • Women

Oldham County CC's mature trees and rolling fairways typically favor accurate ball-striking over length, with a par-71 layout requiring strategic course management through three demanding rounds.

Last year: Abbie Lee won at -5 (139) • Expected cut No cut

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August 2026

50 events
Jefferson City Country Club — Jefferson City CC Memorial
JCCC Memorial Tournament

Jefferson City CC Memorial

Jefferson City Country Club • Jefferson City, MO

Aug 29 — 31, 202654 holes156 player fieldMid-Amateur + Men • Men • Mid-Am

Kevin Kring captured the 2025 Mid-Am title at 7-under, holding off three-time champion Adam Pfeiffer by three strokes, while Brad Carpenter's tournament-low 67 in the final round vaulted him into a tie for third.

Last year: Kevin Kring won at -7 (137) • Expected cut Top 20 and ties after 36 holes (

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Dayton Country Club — Miami Valley Senior Metropolitan and Mid-Amateur Championships
Miami Valley Senior & Mid-Amateur

Miami Valley Senior Metropolitan and Mid-Amateur Championships

Dayton Country Club • Dayton, OH

Aug 31 — Sep 1, 202636 holesSenior + Mid-Am • Men • Mid-Am • Senior

This dual championship rewards both consistency and experience, with past editions seeing dramatic comebacks and age-defying performances—including octogenarians shooting sub-par rounds.

Last year: Josh Elliott (Mid-Am) & John Fryman (Senior) • Expected cut No cut

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September 2026

22 events
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Palm Beach Classic

Palm Beach County Kepler Classic

Astro • Port Saint Lucie, FL

Sep 2, 202618 holes52 player fieldSenior + Mid-Am • Men • Mid-Am • Senior • Super Senior

The Ryder Course's rolling hills, majestic pines, and challenging water hazards present a Carolina-style test that rewards ball-striking and course management over pure distance.

Last year: Greg Etimos (Mid-Am); Pete Williams (Senior) won at -3 (69) Etimos; -3 (69) Williams • Expected cut No cut (18 holes)

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Mid-Amateur FAQ

What is a mid-amateur golfer?

A mid-amateur (or "mid-am") is an amateur golfer 25 or older. The category exists so post-college amateurs can compete against their peers rather than college players who practice full-time. The USGA uses 25+ for the U.S. Mid-Amateur and U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur.

How do I qualify for the U.S. Mid-Amateur?

Entrants must be amateurs 25 or older with a Handicap Index of 3.4 or lower. Most of the field comes through 18-hole qualifying rounds held around the country in late summer; exemptions cover past champions, recent USGA championship performers, and top-ranked mid-ams.

What handicap do you need for mid-amateur tournaments?

Elite mid-ams like the U.S. Mid-Amateur require a 3.4 Handicap Index or better, and top invitationals are effectively scratch fields. State mid-amateurs commonly accept mid-single-digit handicaps, and some regional mid-am events flight the field so higher handicaps can compete.

Can mid-amateurs play in regular amateur tournaments?

Yes. Mid-am is an age floor, not a ceiling — a 30-year-old can enter any open amateur championship, including the U.S. Amateur. Mid-am events simply exclude players under 25.