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About Texas amateur golf

Texas produces a steady stream of elite amateur and college golfers, and its tournament calendar reflects that. From the Texas Golf Association’s state championships to regional opens, mid-amateur and senior brackets, and four-ball weeks, there is competitive golf somewhere in the state almost every month of the year.

The list below is pulled live from our tournament database, so it always shows what is currently open and upcoming across Texas. Find your next event, then read on for how the Texas amateur landscape sets up and what it takes to contend.

Upcoming events

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Tapatio Springs — Texas Shamble
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Texas Shamble

Texas Shamble

Tapatio Springs • Boerne, TX

Aug 14 — 16, 202636 holes52 player fieldMen + Women • Mixed • Men • Women

The shamble format rewards strong driving while still testing individual ball-striking, creating a balance between team strategy and personal accountability that keeps every shot meaningful through the green.

Last year: Bryant Castro & Trevis Loree won at -13 (131) • Expected cut No cut (36 holes)

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The Texas amateur landscape

Texas is big enough that its amateur golf splits along regional lines — the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, Houston, the Hill Country around Austin and San Antonio, and West Texas each support strong local circuits that feed the statewide championships. The Texas Golf Association anchors the calendar, but city and regional associ

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The venues, the storylines, and how to play your way in — plus full results and insights across Texas.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I enter a Texas amateur golf tournament?

Entries go through the host association (such as the Texas Golf Association or a regional/city association) or directly on AmateurGolf.com. Each event above links to its registration path.

Do I need a handicap to compete?

Most Texas championships require an established USGA Handicap Index, and many open divisions set a maximum index. Senior and mid-amateur divisions have their own eligibility rules.

When is the Texas amateur golf season?

There is competitive golf much of the year, but the strongest fields and best conditions come in spring and fall; summer events run hot.

Are there senior, mid-amateur, and junior events in Texas?

Yes — Texas runs dedicated senior (50+), mid-amateur (25+), and junior championships in addition to the open amateur. Filter the list above by category to find them.