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The US Am Tour is an extremely well-run tour that provides quality tournaments at outstanding venues. I enjoy the opportunity to compete for trophies and prizes and have met many competitors who have become great friends. If you love golf and like to compete, you have to join!

The US Am Tour is run in a very professional manner by local & regional tournament directors at top-notch venues. The multiple flights are suited for all levels of players. The camaraderie with players you meet at each event is great & the level of competitiveness is high, so bring your A-game. The tournaments will make you play within your own abilities & tests all aspects of your game. Try and minimize the bad holes and go have fun doing it!

The US Am tour is special to me because of the friendships and camaraderie you build with people who love the game as much as you do. With their flight system it opens up competitive golf to all ages and skill levels and drives you to work harder to get to the next level in your own game. We play amazing courses, with great competition and the chance to feel like a pro is what keeps me coming back for more. Thank you US Am Tour!

As a Senior still working full time, playing golf is enjoyable. And playing competitive golf is great fun. But playing golf on the US Am Tour is the ultimate competition for those of us “committed” amateur golfers. Competitive golf helps me to improve and test my golf game against other players of the same age and skill set. That is the unique quality of the USAT. The tournament venues, while varied with both private and public courses, always present challenges. As the USAT is a true Amateur tour, you can set your schedule to include course venues, cities, and regions that you live in or would like to travel to. Qualifying events are never a prerequisite for entry. Friendships are made with your fellow competitors, with genuine respect for each other. The end result is quality competitive golf, with a professional tour staff that makes for the ultimate amateur golf experience.

After picking up golf as an adult, The US Am Tour has been an amazing way to learn the game and meet good friends through friendly competition. My first year on Tour, I placed 2nd in the 20+ flight at Nationals the year my husband took 1st place in the 12.0-15.9 flight. Now, after playing many Am Tour events together, I have improved my game and won my first US Am Tour tournament in Hogan (8.0-11.9)! Nationals is an awesome week and brings together all of the amazing friends we have made over the years. US Am Tour has become our little golf family, and I am so thankful to be a part of this amazing group!

I really like the camaraderie, the courses, and definitely the competition. These parts of the US Am Tour combined with top notch run tournaments has definitely helped me step up my game!

What I enjoy about playing on the US Am Tour is I get to play competitive golf and meet great people that become lifelong friends. Playing competitive golf has truly made me a better tournament player. 10 years ago when I started playing competitively more often I was a 15 handicap and have worked my way into a mid-single digit now and am having a lot of fun!

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What is the US Am Tour?

US Am Tour is the best amateur golf tour in North America.  US Am Tour provides an authentic TOUR-style tournament golf experience to players of all ages and abilities, allowing golfers to compete with others at their skill level, gain access to top courses in their area and across the country.

Who can join?

Membership is open to everyone who loves to play competitive golf. US Am Tour offers 12 flights.  Whether you’re an accomplished scratch player or a higher handicap, there’s a place for you on the US Am Tour.  Players can join at www.usamtour.com. 

Am I good enough to play on the US Am Tour?

Absolutely. There’s a spot for you. US Am Tour offers different flights based on skill level and, when prudent, by age.  You’ll only be competing against players of the similiar skill level.

Which flight would I be placed in?

We offer 6 Open flights for under the age of 50 and 6 Senior flights for those over 50.

What does membership include and how much does it cost?

Memberships are valid for 365 days from the date of registration for $139.  Memberships include the ability to compete in TOUR-style quality, professionally-run golf tournaments in more than 50 cities across the U.S., and Puerto Rico. There will be approximately 700 local tournaments and more than 20 Major Championships each season. Membership does not include entry fees to individual tournaments which vary based on tournament location, time of year, number of rounds and venue. 

Memberships will renew annually after expiration at a reduced rate of $99

How can I sign up for a membership?

Sign up online at www.usamtour.com or contact your the Tour Director in your area to learn more.

Once I register, how long does it take to receive my Member Pack item?

The US Am Tour is a nationwide series of amateur golf tournaments open to anyone that wishes to compete on the local, regional, and ultimately national level. Our mission is simple – to provide an unrivaled, immersive, and comprehensive Tour and tournament experience for competitive amateur players of all abilities and ages. All events utilize gross scoring as players compete in different flights only against players of similar ability. From our Championship Flight (3.9 handicap or less) to our Tiger Flight (20 handicaps and above), and every flight in between, we’ve got you covered! The US Am Tour operates single round and multiple round golf tournaments across the country at the best public and private venues. Tour Players enjoy camaraderie and compete for bragging rights, Order of Merit points, prizing, and trophies at each event. All season long, points accumulate and the best players from each (local) Tour earn their way to the National Championship

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"The perfect blend of competition and camaraderie." Our mission is simple – to provide an unrivaled, immersive, and comprehensive Tour and tournament experience for competitive amateur players of all abilities and ages. All events utilize gross scoring as players compete in different flights only against players of similar ability. From our Championship Flight (3.9 handicap or less) to our Tiger Flight (20 handicaps and above), and every flight in between, we’ve got you covered! The US Am Tour operates single round and multiple round golf tournaments across the country at the best public and private venues. Tour Players enjoy camaraderie and compete for bragging rights, Order of Merit points, prizing, and trophies at each event. All season long, points accumulate and the best players from each flight on each local Tour battle for "Player of the Year" honors and National Championship qualifications.

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GOLF DIGEST AND U.S. AM TOUR AGREE TO NEW INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP TO SUPPORT FURTHER GROWTH OF THE GAME

January 28, 2023

• Golf Digest continues its mission to support the growth of golf by partnering with the U.S. Am Tour – the country’s most popular amateur golf tour
• Long-term agreement to benefit U.S. Am Tour members across the country by offering exclusive access to Golf Digest Schools content to help improve their game
• Golf Digest to help drive new U.S. Am Tour registrations as part of new marketing and awareness campaign to help diversify the offering of amateur competitions

San Diego, CA— The U.S. Am Tour and Golf Digest have announced a multi-year partnership to expand the country’s most popular and respected amateur golf tour. This new relationship will deliver an enhanced U.S. Am Tour product by combining Golf Digest’s unparalleled audience, reach, and content with the fastest growing amateur golf Tour that caters to golfers of all ages and skill levels.

Under the terms of the partnership, Golf Digest will leverage its industry-leading multichannel marketing reach to raise awareness of the U.S. Am Tour and drive new registrations at the local, regional and national levels. Each month, Golf Digest reaches millions of golf fans and players through both print and digital platforms. This will enable the U.S. Am Tour to grow beyond the 40,000+ tournament rounds completed by over 7,000 members in approximately 600 tournaments held nationwide during the 2021-22 season.

The U.S. Am Tour already boasts a strong roster of tournament sites at Golf Digest ranked venues including TPC Sawgrass, Arcadia Bluffs, Streamsong (Red), and PGA National, and this partnership will provide the Tour access to even more of America’s Greatest Private and Public Courses.

Both new and existing U.S. Am Tour members will also receive special access to Golf Digest Schools, where they can improve their game by tapping into a library of over 800 videos and exclusive lessons from Butch Harmon, David Leadbeter, Tiger Woods and more. Golf Digest will also lead business-to-consumer sales that present opportunities for brands to engage with this powerful audience and activate at tournaments throughout the year.

“We are thrilled to partner with the largest digital golf media business in the U.S,” said Joe Wagner, Director of the U.S. Am Tour. “As we look to accelerate our growth, awareness, and access to the best golf facilities in the U.S. there can be no better partner than Golf Digest – the world’s No. 1 golf media brand. This relationship will strengthen our growing organization and elevate our Tour and brand. Most importantly it will add and create value to our biggest asset which is our growing membership comprised of passionate, core golfers who enjoy unparalleled competitive experiences at excellent venues.”

“We’ve been seeking a path for Golf Digest to participate in the amateur tournament space in a meaningful way for quite some time,” said Chris Reynolds, General Manager of Golf Digest. “We believe this partnership with the U.S. Am Tour represents a unique opportunity to do just that. We’ll leverage our collective brand equity, industry relationships, and understanding of golfers’ needs to both expand on the success of the 2021-22 U.S. Am Tour Season and diversify the offering of amateur competitions in the coming years.”

About Golf Digest:

Golf Digest is the No. 1 most widely-read golf publication in the world and the authority on how to play, what to play, and where to play. Golf Digest’s aim is to enhance the enjoyment of all facets of the game – making its readers better players, smarter consumers and more discerning travelers, while also offering the informative and provocative stories that fuel the unending conversation that is golf. Visit www.golfdigest.com.

About U.S. Am Tour

U.S. Am Tour is the fastest growing and most respected amateur golf tour in the country that conducts a series of tournaments nationwide on the local, regional, and national level at premier venues. With over 7,000 members, our mission is to provide an unrivaled, immersive, and authentic Tour and tournament experience for competitive amateur players of all abilities and ages. More information about the tour and tour membership can be found at usamtour.com

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The U.S. Am Tour will hold one of its major championships at Pinehurst later this summer.

Miguel Cotto is addicted to golf. The boxing champion who has won world titles in four different weight classes, is still highly involved with his first love, but since his retirement in 2017, golf has helped fill a competitive void.

Cotto won his first 32 fights as a professional and finished with a 41-6 career record with 33 knockouts. Now age 43, he gets his fix playing on the U.S. Am Tour , which is comprised of 47 local tours, 700 tournaments nationwide and more than 9,000 members.

In the last two seasons, Cotto has played 26 events, including the tour’s national championship last fall at Sunriver in Oregon. In December, he won his first event, a two-day major at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona. Cotto carries a 16.9 handicap and plays in the Jones flight, which is for players with handicaps between 16.0 to 19.9.

Kyle Lohse was a pitcher who played for six different teams during a 15-year Major League Baseball career. He won a World Series title in 2011 with the St. Louis Cardinals, became the 14th pitcher in history to earn a victory against all 30 MLB teams in 2015 and retired a year later with the Texas Rangers. He’s played in 53 U.S. Am Tour events over the past four years in the championship division, which is for players who carry a handicap of 3.9 or less. Lohse won three events back in 2021 and has dozens of top-five finishes since.

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“If you know me, you know I’m just a bit competitive,” Lohse wrote on Instagram following a victory at Mesa Country Club.

Aside from professional athletes who have turned to golf after their respective careers were over, the U.S. Am Tour has seen many younger players over the years test their skills on its circuit before eventually turning professional and attempting to qualify for various other pro tours.

Kody Conover is another young star on the tour, who has played each of the past three seasons. The Las Vegas resident played in the U.S. Adaptive Open last year at Pinehurst and finished third place in the intellectual impairment division.

Conover, 28, has improved so much over the past year that he’s advanced from the Hogan flight (8.0 to 11.9) to the Player flight (4.0 to 7.9). He won two-day majors twice in 2023, the first the Las Vegas Tour Championship at Boulder Creek and the second coming at the North & South Championship at Terra Lago North in Indio, Calif.

Kody Conover played in the U.S. Adaptive Open last summer in Pinehurst. He also won two events last year on the U.S. Am Tour.

There are six flights for each tournament, and each also has a respective senior flight, meaning there are 12 different winners at the 700 events across the United States. The breakdown: Championship (3.9 or less), Player (4.0 to 7.9), Hogan (8.0 to 11.9), Palmer (12.0 to 15.9), Jones (16.0 to 19.9) and Tiger (20 handicaps and higher). Women compete against men in the flight for their respective handicap but play from a different set of tees.

“The U.S. Am Tour is an extremely well-run tour that provides quality tournaments at outstanding venues,” said Earl Totty, who plays in the senior Player flight (4.0-7.9) in Arizona. “I enjoy the opportunity to compete for trophies and prizes and have met many competitors who have become great friends.”

Members are eligible to play anywhere they wish, they do not have to play solely on their designated home tour. During the year there are 30 tournaments that are labeled as majors, which are 36-hole events. Ten of those 30 will be at PGA Tour venues like Innisbrook Resort, PGA National, TPC Scottsdale and TPC Sawgrass. Major venues Chambers Bay, Whistling Straits and Kiawah Island are also hosting U.S. Am Tour majors this season.

Points and performance rankings are accrued for each local tour and the top players in each division will qualify for the national championship, which this year is September 8-17 at Innisbrook Resort, home pf the PGA Tour’s Valspar Championship. Last year more than 900 players competed over the two weeks of competition for one of 12 titles. Trophies are awarded for each flight winner and the 25 percent of the finishers in each flight for every tournament receive gift cards. There is always an optional skins game.

“That’s the ultimate mission for the tour, to try to give golfers a platform to improve their games and test themselves on the tournament level,” said Dan Cacho, the U.S. Am Tour’s western regional director.

“We care about pace of play and the integrity of the competition. We take a lot of pride in the experience we provide our players.”

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It’s no surprise to see amateurs in the field at major championships. Yet at the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2 , just over 10 percent of the field will be amateurs.

Of the 16 amateurs teeing it up this week in North Carolina, only two weren’t on a college golf team this spring. Hiroshi Tai, the 2024 NCAA individual champion from Georgia Tech, is in the field thanks to his victory. Also teeing it up is World No. 1 amateur Gordon Sargent and Neal Shipley, the 2023 U.S. Amateur runner-up who earned low amateur honors at the 2024 Masters.

Vanderbilt is the only college with two players in the field (Sargent, Wells Williams). Sargent was the low amateur in the 2023 U.S. Open.

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Here’s a look at the 15 amateurs in the field at the 2024 U.S. Open.

Parker Bell

Parker Bell watches his tee shot on hole 15 during the semifinals of the 2023 U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills C.C. in Cherry Hills Village, Colo. on Saturday, Aug. 19, 2023. (Kathryn Riley/USGA)

The 2023 U.S. Amateur semifinalist will make his first U.S. Open start after shooting 3-under 139 at the Dallas Athletic Club qualifier and then surviving a 7-for-6 playoff for the final spots.

Gunnar Broin

Who’s ready to watch @gunnar_broin tee it up this week in a major championship 🙋‍♂️ 124th U.S. Open 🔜 #RockChalk pic.twitter.com/vNCygrUaSa — Kansas Men’s Golf (@KUMensGolf) June 9, 2024

Broin will make his U.S. Open debut after surviving both states of qualifying, including a 3-for-2 playoff for the final spots in the Columbus, Ohio, final qualifier. He’s believed to be the first current Kansas Jayhawk to play in a U.S. Open.

Jackson Buchanan

Jackson Buchanan of the Illinois Fighting Illini reacts to a birdie putt on the 17th green during the NCAA Men’s Golf Division I Championships at Grayhawk Golf Club at Grayhawk Golf Club on May 29, 2023 in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

The University of Illinois standout will play in his first U.S. Open after sharing medalist honors at The Golf Club of Georgia final qualifier. This past season as a junior, Buchanan was named Big 10 Player of the Year.

Luke Clanton

Luke Clanton of the Florida State Seminoles celebrates with teammate Tyler Weaver of the Florida State Seminoles after winning his match against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the semifinals during the Division I Men’s Golf Championship held at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa on May 28, 2024 in Carlsbad, California. (Photo by C. Morgan Engel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

The Florida State University All-American will make his U.S. Open debut after posting 5-under 139 at the final qualifier held at The Bear’s Club. Clanton is No. 8 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking after winning three collegiate tournaments in the spring.

Santiago De la Fuente

Santiago De la Fuente of Mexico is interviewed by the media during a press conference after the final round of the 2024 Latin America Amateur Championship at the Santa María Golf Club in Panamá on Sunday, January 21, 2024. Photograph by LAAC.

He play in his first U.S. Open thanks to his victory in the 2024 Latin America Amateur Championship held in Panama in January.

Stewart Hagestad

Amateur Stewart Hagestad of the United States hits his shot from the 11th tee during a practice round prior to the 2024 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 08, 2024 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)

Hagestad earned his fifth U.S. Open start by virtue of claiming the 2023 U.S. Mid-Amateur at Sleepy Hollow Golf Club in Westchester, New York. He has made the cut once in four tries.

Ben James hits his second shot on hole two during a practice round ahead of the 2023 Walker Cup at the Old Course in St. Andrews, Scotland on Thursday, Aug. 31, 2023. (Chris Keane/USGA)

The 21-year-old from Milford, Connecticut, will make his U.S. Open debut after shooting 11-under 131 to share medalist honors at the Canoe Brook C.C. qualifier.

Bryan Kim after winning the 2023 U.S. Junior Amateur. (Photo: USGA)

The Duke University freshman earned his first U.S. Open start by capturing the 2023 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship at Daniel Island Club in South Carolina.

Ashton McCulloch

Michigan State’s Ashton McCulloch. (Photo: Spartan Athletics)

The 2023 Canadian Amateur champion will tee it up in his first U.S. Open after posting 8-under 134 in the Canada final qualifier conducted at the Cherry Hill Club.

Omar Morales

Omar Morales lines up a putt on the 15th hole during the first round of the 2023 U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club. (Photo: Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Sports)

The rising UCLA senior will compete in his second consecutive U.S. Open as an amateur after posting 11-under 133 at the Lake Merced Golf Club final qualifier. He hit the opening tee shot last year.

Colin Prater

Congratulations to UCCS alumnus Colin Prater for qualifying for the #USOpen ! 👏 Good luck Colin, Mountain Lion nation is behind you! #GoMountainLions pic.twitter.com/ga9iayvIvu — UCCS Athletics (@GoMountainLions) June 6, 2024

The 29-year-old high school science teacher survived local and final qualifying to earn his first U.S. Open start. Prater shot 3-under 141 at the Bend, Oregon, final qualifier after advancing from local qualifying in Colorado.

Gordon Sargent

Gordon Sargent at the 2024 NCAA Men’s Golf Championship. (Photo: Vanderbilt Athletics)

Sargent, the 2022 NCAA Division I champion, will play in his second U.S. Open after winning the 2023 Mark H. McCormack Medal for being the leading player in the World Amateur Golf Ranking following last year’s U.S. Amateur. He was low am last year at LACC.

Neal Shipley

Augusta National Golf Club chairperson Fred Ridley presents the low amateur trophy to Neal Shipley at the 2024 Masters Tournament. (Photo: Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Sports)

The Ohio State University fifth-year graduate student earned his first U.S. Open start by finishing runner-up in the 2023 U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills Country Club in suburban Denver. He finished as low amateur in the 2024 Masters.

Hiroshi Tai

Hiroshi Tai of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets celebrates his individual championship after stroke play concludes during the Division I Men’s Golf Championship held at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa on May 27, 2024 in Carlsbad, California. (Photo by C. Morgan Engel/NCAA Photos via Getty Images)

The 22-year-old Georgia Tech sophomore held off a number of notable players to win the 2024 NCAA Division I title on the North Course at the Omni La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California, by one stroke.

Brendan Valdes

Brendan Valdes watches his tee shot on hole two during the round of 64 of the 2023 U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills C.C. in Cherry Hills Village, Colo. on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2023. (Chris Keane/USGA)

The Auburn rising senior will make his second consecutive start in the U.S. Open after being added to the field on June 10. He was the first alternate from the Jupiter, Fla., final qualifier, where he was in a 3-for-1 playoff for the final spot.

Wells Williams

West Point to Nashville and now to PINEHURST!! Mississippi native, Wells Williams punched his ticket to the U.S. Open today, finishing 3rd in his final qualifier! pic.twitter.com/mSGzNM09Ho — MS Golf Association (@MissGolfAssn) June 4, 2024

The Vanderbilt University rising junior will make his U.S. Open debut after posting 8-under-par 134 to grab the third and final spot from the Woodmont Country Club final qualifier.

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