Amateur Golf · By Format
29 upcoming tournaments
Two-man events are the most social way to compete seriously: pick the right partner, pick the right format, and a week of golf becomes a partnership.
Below is every two-man event in our live catalog — best-ball pairs, mixed-format team events that rotate scramble, shamble, and alternate shot, and multi-day partner invitationals with flighted divisions.
Event pages list the exact format rotation, flighting, and entry details so you and your partner know what you’re signing up for.
No. 2 • Pinehurst, NC
River Run Golf Links • Bradenton, FL
The River Club • Clarksville, TN
Glenwood Springs Golf Club • Glenwood Springs, CO
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club • Front Royal, VA
Lakewood National Golf Club (Commander Course) • Lakewood Ranch, FL
Last year: 62-64 won at 62-64
Broadmoor Golf Club • Colorado Springs, CO
Grizzly Ranch Golf Club • Portola, CA
Cedar Ridge Golf Course • Cedar City, UT
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club • Yankton, SD
Dretzka Park Golf Course • Milwaukee, WI
Black Hall Club • Old Lyme, CT
Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club • Powell, OH
Grays Harbor Country Club • Aberdeen, WA
The Club At Pronghorn - Fazio Course • Bend, OR
Irondequoit Country Club • Rochester, NY
Suntides Golf Course • Yakima, WA
TBD • TBD, ND
Pine Hills Country Club • Sheboygan, WI
Shenandoah Valley Golf Club • Front Royal, VA
Susquehanna Valley Country Club • Hummels Wharf, PA
Eagle Trace Golf Club • Coral Springs, FL
Torrey Pines Golf Club - South Course • La Jolla, CA
Last year: Jared Smith won at -8 (208)
Best ball (four-ball) is the most common; many invitationals rotate formats by round — scramble, shamble, alternate shot, and combined aggregate.
Most events flight teams by combined handicap, so any pairing can compete in its flight. Check each event page for flighting and any handicap caps.
Generally no — team events are usually outside the individual ranking system, which makes them a low-pressure way to stay sharp between championships.
