Every Level of the Game in One Schedule
A relaxed round with friends, your first tournament, or a run at a state or national title. Since 1909, the CGA has put golfers from both Carolinas on the tee, and you have a place on the schedule.
Three Ways to Play
Every CGA event is built around one question: What do you want out of the day?
Just Play.
- No scorecard pressure. Just the game. Play Days, clinics, and social events for golfers who want good courses, good company, and a reason to get out. You don't need to be a scratch golfer or know anyone.
- Social play days and group outings
- Clinics and Rules of Golf seminars
Play for a Prize.
- Real competition, at your level. More than 100 One-Day tournaments each year, each one 18 holes and done in a day. Fields are flighted by handicap, and every flight plays for gross and net prizes. It's a real leaderboard without a qualifying round or a week off work.
- One-Day Tournament Series: individual and four-ball stroke play
- Senior Four-Ball One-Days: partner golf for players 55 and older
- Carolinas Interclub: represent your club in home-and-away team matches
Play for a Title.
- 26 championships. Every winner honored. Carolinas championships are the highest level of amateur golf in both states. They're multi-round tests, often with qualifying, and the winners' names go into more than a century of record books. The CGA also conducts two team match competitions and 8 USGA qualifiers, the first step toward a national championship.
- CGA championships for men, women, juniors, and seniors
- Team match competitions
- USGA® qualifying
Not Sure Where To Start?
| If you... | Start here |
|---|---|
| Want a round with no pressure | Just Play |
| Have never played in a tournament | A One-Day Individual Event |
| Have a regular playing partner | One-Day Four-Ball or Senior Four-Ball |
| Want to represent your club | Carolinas Interclub |
| Have won your club championship | Championships and USGA qualifying |
| Wherever you are in the game, there's a next step here. | |
Tournament Results
Track tournament results to see how your game compares to other players across the Carolinas.
Rankings
The CGA Men’s and Women’s Rankings program recognizes golfers who perform well in CGA, SCGA, CPGA, WSCGA, USGA, and other selected tournaments. The Player Rankings determine Player of the Year honors, championship exemptions, and team match selections.
Resources
Use the link below to access information on Registration Withdrawals, CGA Tournament Manual, Amateur Status, and Tournament Photos.
Tournament Highlights
Step into a CGA Event
Watch highlights from CGA events to see the courses, the competition, and the atmosphere before you sign up.
Your Next Step
Most CGA events need a Handicap Index® from a CGA Member Club. If you already have one, open the full schedule and pick a date. If you don't, establish your Handicap Index® today, and you're one registration away from your first event.