AmateurGolf.com Named Official Media Partner of the Elite Amateur Golf Series
A 2026 partnership bringing expanded editorial, social, and podcast coverage to the majors of amateur golf and the season-long Elite Amateur Cup.
HOOVER, Alabama — June 17, 2026
The Elite Amateur Golf Series has named AmateurGolf.com its Official Media Partner for the 2026 season — a collaboration built to deliver expanded coverage of the series' premier championships and the Elite Amateur Cup through editorial storytelling, digital media, social platforms, and podcast content.
The partnership unites two organizations with a shared mission: to give competitive amateur golf the recognition and infrastructure it deserves. Across the season, AmateurGolf.com will spotlight the top players, the host venues, and the storylines that define the game's most historic amateur events.
Twelve championships, one season-long race
The Series brings together seven men's and five women's championships — events that already lean on the latest internet and social tools, several of them live-streaming their action. AmateurGolf.com's coverage will enhance each championship's unique history, traditions, and host venue all season long, increasing the value for players, families, coaches, and sponsors alike.
Coverage is already underway. AmateurGolf.com followed the Southwestern Women's Amateur Championship at Scottsdale's Geronimo Course, brought live scoring from the Sunnehanna Amateur as co-leaders emerged at Johnstown, and previewed the Northeast Amateur's return to Wannamoisett for its 64th edition.
"AmateurGolf.com's members and audience are the players and supporters involved in the Elite Amateur Golf Series. So this partnership makes a lot of sense."
— Nick Biesecker, Executive Director, Elite Amateur Golf Series
The chase for the Elite Amateur Cup
The storytelling extends beyond individual events to the Elite Amateur Cup and the chase for professional Tour exemptions, including starts at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship and the Puerto Rico Open. Every start across the Series earns points toward the Cup, crowning the top man and woman across all the championships — the truest measure of who is playing the best amateur golf week in and week out.
AmateurGolf.com attracts hundreds of thousands of golfers each month, with social channels generating millions of views. Its sponsors include leading golf companies such as Titleist, also a major supporter of the Elite Amateur Golf Series.
"Over 25 years, we've consistently covered all of the Elite Amateur Golf Series events. These historic events are centerpieces of our 'Majors of Amateur Golf' calendars. I'm thrilled to help each of them see even more value from being part of the series."
— Pete Wlodkowski, Founder, AmateurGolf.com
Where the game's next greats are forged
Long before the green jackets, U.S. Opens, and FedExCup runs, the game's biggest stars were grinding through these very championships — Nicklaus, Palmer, Woods, Mickelson, and a long line of modern major winners among them. The Series is contested at premier sites with the longest histories of successful champions, and that proven track record is what prepares elite players for the toughest competitive tests in the game.
Follow every shot of the Series all summer with an AmateurGolf.com membership — save championships to your schedule, get field updates, and track live scoring across all twelve events.
About the Elite Amateur Golf Series
Created to challenge the best of the best, the Series unites the top amateur championships in a season-long competition — the Elite Amateur Cup — contested at premier sites with a proven record of preparing elite players for the game's toughest tests.
About AmateurGolf.com
For over 25 years, AmateurGolf.com has served the amateur golf community on the principle that competitive amateur golf deserves the same coverage and infrastructure as the professional game, providing schedules, news, rankings, and real-time results for thousands of events worldwide.