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Super-Senior Amateur Golf Tournaments

Super-senior golf — generally 65 and older — has grown from a side trophy into a full competitive calendar, with dedicated super-senior championships and divisions inside most major senior events. This page tracks every upcoming super-senior tournament and every senior event with a super-senior division that we cover.

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July 2026

49 events
Cannon Golf Club — Minnesota Public Golf Association Senior Public Links
Open
MPGA Senior Public Links

Minnesota Public Golf Association Senior Public Links

Cannon Golf Club • Cannon Falls, MN

Jul 18 — 19, 202636 holes180 player fieldSenior + Super-Senior • Men • Senior • Super Senior

With multiple age-based divisions and both gross and net competitions, this championship rewards consistent ball-striking across two days while offering pathways to success for players at different skill levels and stages of their senior golf careers.

Last year: Jeff Teal won at -4 (140) • Expected cut No cut (36 holes)

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Jacksonville Golf & Country Club — First Coast Women's Amateur
Open
First Coast Women's

First Coast Women's Amateur

Jacksonville Golf & Country Club • Jacksonville, FL

Jul 20 — 22, 202654 holes78 player fieldWomen • Senior • Super Senior

With multiple age-based divisions and flexible handicap requirements, the tournament provides competitive opportunities for women at various skill levels while maintaining championship-caliber play in the elite divisions.

Last year: Nancy Cox won at +5 (221)

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August 2026

51 events

Super-Senior Amateur FAQ

What age is super-senior in amateur golf?

Super-senior divisions usually start at 65, though some events use 60 or 70. Many senior amateur tournaments (55+) award a separate super-senior title within the same field, so super-seniors often have two ways to compete in one event.

Are there national championships for super-seniors?

Yes. Several national and regional bodies run dedicated super-senior championships, and most state senior amateurs include a super-senior division. The USGA does not currently conduct a standalone super-senior championship, so independent events carry the division.

Can super-seniors still play in regular senior tournaments?

Absolutely — super-senior is a subset of senior. A 68-year-old can enter any senior amateur (55+) event and also compete for its super-senior division prize where one is offered.