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2023 PGA Tour Champions schedule: Tournaments, dates, purses and venues

The PGA Tour has announced the 2023 PGA Tour Champions schedule, with the 50-and-up docket boasting 28 official events, with several new sponsors and tournaments.

The nearly $66 million schedule starts in Hawaii from January 20-22 with the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai.

All five PGA Tour Champions majors return in 2023, with the US Senior Open at SentryWorld in Wisconsin and the Senior Open at Royal Porthcawl.

The Senior PGA Championship heads to the PGA of America's new headquarters and their Fields Ranch East Course

The Morocco PGA Tour Champions event is back after it has been gone from the schedule during the pandemic.

The Charles Schwab Cup playoff remain the same, with the Dominion Energy Charity Classic kicking off the proceedings with 72 players from Oct. 16-18. The Boca Raton Championship will have 54 players in Florida after a week off ahead of the 36-player Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Phoenix Country Club in Arizona.

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2024 SENIOR REGIONALS

FEB 9-10, 2024

Senior icebreaker.

Atlantic Dunes and Heron Point Sea Pines Resort Hilton Head, SC

FEB 24-25, 2024

Four ball championship.

Love Course and Dye Course Barefoot Resort and Golf Myrtle Beach, SC

MAR 23-24, 2024

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Cutter Creek Golf Club Snow Hill, NC

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Hall of fame senior regional.

World Golf Village Slammer & Squire and King & Bear Jacksonville, FL

JUN 4-5, 2024

Music city regional.

Gaylord Spring Golf Links Nashville, TN

JUN 17-18, 2024

Virginia senior regional.

Williamsburg National Jamestown and Yorktown Williamsburg, VA

JUN 24-25, 2024

Sandhills regional.

Mid South Club Talamore Golf Resort Southern Pines, NC

JULY 22-23, 2024

The low country regional.

Caledonia Golf & Fish Club True Blue Golf Club Pawleys Island, SC

JUL 27-28, 2024

West coast regional.

Bear's Best Las Vegas Golf Course Las Vegas, NV

Aug 10-11, 2024

The players championship regional.

TPC Sawgrass Dye's Valley and Players Stadium Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

AUG 20-21, 2024

The senior open regional.

Jackson and Jones Courses Rock Barn Country Club & Spa Conover, NC

Congratulations to the 2023 Senior Amateur Tour National Champions!

Left to Right: Chad Frank , Orlando, FL - Champ Flight Mike Dowless, Eastern NC - A Flight Amalaraj Irudayaraj, Indianapolis, IN - B Flight John Bowman, Charlotte, NC - C Flight Roberto Benavides, Columbus, OH - D Flight

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Over 434 senior players from 27 Local Tours competed in the 2023 Senior National Championship!

Hilton head island, s.c.  – this year’s tournament marked the 25th anniversary of the senior amateur tour. in all, 434 players competed in the two-day event and each one of our 27 local tours was represented. in the championship flight ,  chad frank  won his first senior national championship, but he is no stranger to being a national champion since he earned the title in 2007 as the golfweek amateur tour champion.  frank  opened the 2023 tournament at golden bear with a three-under-par round of 69 and a two-shot lead over bill shufelt and don o’malley.  the players all went to oyster reef for the second day to determine our 2023 senior national champion. going into the back nine trent gregory , bill shufelt , tony burbridge and ernie watson all put pressure on chad frank . frank stood on the 17th tee box with a comfortable lead until he double bogied the hole and shufelt only trailed by one shot. shufelt hit first and piped it right down the eighteenth fairway while frank hit his ball right and landed almost out of bounds under a bunch of trees. frank punched out and landed about 70 yards from the green while shufelt hit it on the green about 25 feet away for birdie. frank then hit the shot of the day going from 70 yards away to about 5 feet. shufelt rolled his putt and just missed on the low side before he tapped in for par. despite the pressure, frank found the cup and completed the amazing up and down for the victory. congratulations to all that battled on the back nine before we crowned chad frank with his first senior national championship., chad frank , orlando, fl (69-75—144) trent gregory , central, nc (75-70—145) bill shufelt , orlando, fl (71-74—145) tony burbridge , columbus, oh (75-71—146) eddie watson , michigan (73-73—146) in the a flight,  the field was close, and three players battled it out throughout the second day ( mike dowless, ronnie fowler and ronnie averett ) at the robert trent jones course in palmetto dunes . at one point, dowless, fowler and averett were either tied or held the lead outright.  in the end, on the final hole of the round, dowless finally won and earned bragging rights. fowler fired a 75 losing by one stroke while averett posted a 76 and lost by just two shots.  dowless now has the pleasure of being the 2023 a flight senior national champion., mike dowless , eastern, nc (75-73—148) ronnie fowler , nashville, tn (74-75—149) ronnie averett , mississippi (74-76—150) scott ide , charlotte, nc (76-76—152) kevin martin , charleston, sc (79-74—153) steve evans , jacksonville, fl (77-76—153) dana shoulders , columbus, oh (77-76—153) in the b flight,   amalaraj irudayaraj played consistently both days and finished two-strokes ahead of the field with a two-day total of 160. gil ro finished second at 162 and chris rogers placed third with a 163. once again, congratulations to amalaraj irudayaraj on his first ever win to become our 2023 b flight senior national champion., amalaraj irudayaraj , indianapolis, in (80-80—160) gil ro , central, nc (82-80—162) chris rogers , augusta, ga (82-81—163) jamie branham , central, nc (79-85—164) michael anderson , cincinnati/dayton, oh (84-81—165), the c flight saw the only sudden-death playoff of the week as john bowman and dennis guerriero remained tied after 36 holes. in a one hole sudden-death playoff, bowman was victorious. and took home his first-ever senior national championship with a two-day score of 171. guerriero cashed in second and mike grant finished third with a two-day total of 176., john bowman , charlotte, nc (82-89—171) * sudden-death win dennis guerriero , michigan (85-86---171) mike grant , charlotte, nc (89-87—176) john kline , columbus, oh (92-85--177) terry lawson , (90-87—177) in d flight,   roberto benavides came from behind to beat both stan lee ( by three shots) and les tice (by four shots) to become the senior national champion with a two-day score of 181. benavides had quite a week as he also finished in third place in the golfweek national championship. lee fired a two-day total of 184 and tice finished at 185 with benavides taking home the hardware and the title of 2023 d flight senior national champion. roberto benavides , columbus, oh (96-85—181) stan lee , cincinnati/dayton, oh (92-92—184) les tice , orlando, fl (93-92—185) benton smith , central carolina (93-93—186) mel portalatin , new jersey (93-94—187) central carolina got their name back on the team cup trophy with a two-day total of 1669.  finishing in second, and only two shots back, was last year’s cup winner jacksonville, fl at 1671. charlotte, nc  took third place with 1676 shots followed by  columbus, oh with 1680 and augusta, ga at 1694., turning to the edwin watts 2 man team challenge , be sure to congratulate the following teams for winning their flight with the two-day totals listed below:, champ flight: chad frank (orlando, fl) and bill shufelt ( orlando, fl ) 289 a flight:   ronnie averatt (mississippi) and tim rusk (louisiana) 306 b flight:   dave parker (indianapolis, in) and amalaraj irudayaraj (indianapolis, in) 331 c flight:   dennis guerriero (michigan) and scott holland (augusta, ga) 349 d flight:   benton smith (central carolina) and richard pfister (central carolina) 377, thanks to  palmetto dunes  and the arthur hills course for being host again for this year’s national championship. the senior amateur tour grew 2500 members on 27 local tours in 2023 and we are excited to add two more for 2024, this season marked the eighteenth year hilton head island hosted our national championships. our 1245 competitors (434 senior amateur tour/791 golfweek amateur tour) collectively played on nine courses: country club of hilton head, oyster reef gc, bear creek, golden bear, robert cupp at palmetto hall, hampton hall, atlantic dunes at sea pines and robert trent jones and arthur hills at palmetto dunes..

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TORONTO, ONTARIO - JUNE 05: (L-R) Eliza Enman-McDaniel, Kylie Miller, Jordan Miller, and Leandra ... [+] Earl of The Beaches accept an award during the iHeartRadio & Billboard Canada Women in Music event at Bell Media Studios on June 05, 2024 in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo by Mathew Tsang/Getty Images)

It’s been an amazing year for Toronto’s The Beaches, the quartet who went from clubs to opening for The Rolling Stones. What was the key to their transition from playing for a thousand people to 80,000? Blaming an ex.

The group found themselves with a viral smash in “Blame Brett.” Just as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young did with “Our House” and Hall & Oates did with “Sara Smile,” The Beaches found that a song about a specific person can become a global hit by tapping into a universal feeling, in this case that everybody has an ex they loathe.

The song took The Beaches to the verge of rock stardom, but as Leandra Earl and Kylie Miller tell me, their new songs, including the just released “Jocelyn,” are looking ahead instead of the past. I spoke with the two about the weirdness of fame, the future and beer.

Steve Baltin: Are there artists that spoke to you when you were coming up that made you feel represented and included?

Leandra Earl: Definitely, even before I knew anything about myself and we all agree with this is when we were kids, Avril Lavigne was a huge influence for us because she wasn't a regular pop star. I was a little tomboy when I was like eight years old. And I didn't really look up to like the Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera. I love their music, but I didn't see myself represented until I saw Avril Lavigne come out with like camo pants, a guitar, and didn't really care what anyone thought. And that was like a rock star persona for me as a child.

Kylie Miller: Then another thing that I think was really big for you is Tegan And Sara, they released a book called High School , which you read when we were on tour. Not to speak for you, but I know that that really did mimic your experience coming out and like misunderstood feelings and all that stuff and navigating your way through. That book was really amazing. And we became friends with them and been able to talk about that with them a little bit.

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Baltin: Do you see a big scene in Toronto? Is it very influential to you?

Earl: Yeah, absolutely. Toronto’s music scene has always been an influential part of our band. We grew up watching this movie, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World . It's based on a book, but basically it goes and they play in all these different music venues, like midsize rooms that unfortunately a lot of them are disappearing, which is really s**tty for a lot of up-and-coming bands. But we used to go to like all the city festivals when we would play them and go see a bunch of bands. I think growing up in that experience and having such a strong Canadian music culture definitely benefited us in so many ways.

Miller: Yeah. I feel like we spent a lot of our nights out drinking, but at venues and that's where we would hang out when we first started the band or when I first joined. And we had so many friends in bands where we just go and support each other's shows. And now we've like come up together, like Valley, like we're both just on this path together. It's so great to see our friends from Toronto doing big things.

Baltin: I love the fact that you said you came up drinking. So what was the drinking that got you guys going?

Earl: We've always been really big beer drinkers, to be honest. Like yesterday, we didn't go into a restaurant because they didn't have pints. I'd say honestly, beer probably like Coors Light is probably like our most bonding drink.

Miller: Another favorite part about touring other than playing shows is trying local lagers. Like, you found a good Swiss one today.

Earl: I found a great Swiss lager today and had it by the river after my lake swim.

Baltin: Were there songs on this record that surprised you quite a bit?

Miller: Yeah, for sure. I think “Blame Brett” and the response to “Blame Brett” has really taken us all by storm. I think we came up with that idea as a joke, and we didn't even know if we were going to end up releasing it cause we didn't know if it would get a bad rep. Jordan didn't know if she was comfortable with releasing it since her breakup with Brett was so fresh. But we decided to, we took a chance on it, and that song came together so quickly, like you were saying. We just nailed the tone. Leander came up with her lead guitar riff, and the song was written in probably five hours, which is kind of unusual to have happen.

Earl: Yeah, I think for us, Jordan was going through such a hard time in her breakup, so all of her songs, she's being really vulnerable, and for us, we're just having fun writing riffs, which is why the songs sound kind of happy behind really sad lyrics. Then right after we finished writing it, Kylie and I both got dumped, so then the songs took on new meaning for us on stage, where I was like, “Well, I never even really listened to Jordan's heartbreak. I just let her write whatever and wrote some fun riffs, and now I'm feeling really sad on stage listening to these.”

Miller: Yeah, that happened to me too, for sure. But then on the bright side of things, also seeing people just get so fired up and hearing from the fans that this record has helped them with the breakup or helped them find a way to move on and get some clarity. It takes it full circle, and basically, it's not ours anymore, it's the world's, which is really nice.

Baltin: It is so interesting how a song about one specific person can become this anthem for everyone around the world, because everybody hears themselves in it, and everybody has an ex that they want to say f**k off to. Have you heard that from fans?

Miller: Yeah, completely. We also started doing this thing where we would wear these shirts on stage and put blame, Jordan would wear blame Brett, Leandra would wear blame Alex, who was her ex, I would wear blame Adam, who was my ex. Eliza didn't have anyone to blame cause she's been in a happy relationship for 10 years, which is great. But our fans started doing that with their exes too. Now it's just so interesting, every time we play a show, doesn't matter the country, even though there's a language barrier, everybody will have their own blame shirts, and it's become a cult Beaches thing that happens. So that's really cool to see.

Baltin: Have you heard from your exes on this?

Earl: Yeah, I'm best friends with my ex now, which is great. But I mean, even in the beginning when we first came up with the shirt, she was still cool with it.

Miller: Yeah, my ex, I think he liked it cause he thought he was going to get some more Instagram followers from it. So, I retired his name.

Baltin: Now that you've worn these shirts and blasted out your exes, do you find when you meet new people they're afraid they will be fodder for songs?

Miller: I don't think so. I think maybe that's more of an issue or it was an issue that went through Jordan's mind a little bit. Sometimes people are a little bit antagonistic about that song. But for the most part, I think everyone's kind of like, “F**k yeah, he did suck.”

Earl: I have a lot of girls that pulled up with signs that like want me to blame them, which means that they want me to date them and break up with them.

Baltin: You just put out “Takes One To Know One,” then “Jocelyn.” Do you see these songs as extensions of Blame My Ex or are they more the beginning of the next record?

Miller: It's the beginning of the next record, which we're really excited about. We don't feel that Blame My Ex , like at least the sound isn't done, but we feel like Blame My Ex is again focused on blaming someone else and going through a breakup. This next record, what we decided to do is take a look inward and it's all about self-reflection. Maybe we are the ones who need to be blamed a little bit here. “Takes One To Know One” is pretty much the antithesis of that, where God, you're a piece of work, “Takes One To Know One,” because you also have the same issues that your new partner does. “Jocelyn” is a song that we wrote about not really understanding how to cope with this newfound fame and not understanding why you're someone's idol now when you're not really doing that great.

Earl: Yeah, a lot of fans will look to us for answers for different things. And we're just people going through the same stuff for the first time, and we don't know anything more than the next person.

Miller: Yeah. So that's what we're focusing on now. We've written a bunch of songs and we're going to continue to write for the rest of the year, but we're hoping to put something out next year, which we're really excited about.

Baltin: I've talked about this with so many people. You have a hit album, and you don't even get to enjoy it because you're so in the midst of everything. Have there been moments for you where you're like this is really happening?

Miller: Yeah, I think our last our last American tour that we did before, there's like the before “Blame Brett” time, the after “Blame Brett” time where we could really notice the difference. I think the first time we all it heard all of us was Boston Calling last year. I think “Blame Brett” had just come out and just gone viral like the week before, which was also a new thing, like using TikTok is such a big platform to reach so many fans. So, that took off and we're like, “Oh, that's really cool to see online.” But we hadn't seen it at a show yet. I think we had like 40,000 people show up to see us because of the hype. Which was our biggest festival play. Then from there on, every show we would put on sale, it would just sell out and we'd upgrade venues and we're like, “Oh, this is what we've dreamt of. We've seen our favorite artists upgrade venues.” It felt so surreal.

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