News Summary
Golf lovers can now register for the 2025 Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship, the world’s largest amateur golf tournament. Scheduled for August 25-29, this year promises an unforgettable experience on over 50 award-winning courses. With space limited to 3,000 players, early registration is key. Enjoy four rounds of golf, access to the World’s Largest 19th Hole, and the chance to become the World Champion. Don’t miss this exciting event that fosters community and generates substantial economic impact.
Exciting News from Myrtle Beach: Golf Lovers, Get Ready!
Hey there, golf enthusiasts! If you’ve got a passion for the game, you’ll want to pay close attention to this exciting announcement coming straight out of Myrtle Beach. Registration for the 2025 Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship, the world’s largest amateur golf tournament, is now officially open! Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just love to swing a club with friends, there’s something for everyone, and this year promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Why You Can’t Miss Out
The countdown has begun because this highly sought-after championship is limited to just 3,000 players. Given the popularity of this event, space is expected to fill up quickly, so you’ll want to act fast! To secure your spot, just hop onto the official tournament website at myrtlebeachworldamateur.com and register before it’s too late.
As the event kicks off its 42nd year, golf fans are already buzzing with excitement over the tournament scheduled for August 25-29, 2025. This isn’t just any tournament; participants will have the chance to play on over 50 award-winning courses in the stunning Grand Strand area. With renowned spots like Caledonia Golf and Fish Club, Tidewater, and TPC Myrtle Beach in the lineup, players are in for a real treat.
What’s in Store for Participants?
When you register, you can choose from multiple divisions, including Net, Gross, and Just for Fun, making it a flexible event catering to all types of golfers. If you register early—before May 22—it’s only $649 per player. Not only does that cover four thrilling rounds of golf at different courses, but it also includes nightly access to the World’s Largest 19th Hole, a commemorative gift bag, and a shot at earning a spot in the Championship Playoff for the ultimate bragging rights of being the World Champion!
Speaking of the championship playoff, all flight winners will compete for that illustrious title at the end of the tournament on August 29. Last year, the competition was fierce, with participants coming from across the nation and around the globe!
A Closer Look at Last Year’s Tournament
The 2024 event featured an impressive lineup of 2,664 men and 307 women hailing from 49 states and 17 countries. Last year’s champion, Upendra Modak from Charlotte, N.C., was competing for the ninth time, proving that enthusiasm for this tournament runs deep!
Remarkably, participants ranged in age from 17 to 91, showing that this tournament truly welcomes golfers of all ages. The impact on the local economy was astounding, generating $17.1 million as visitors leapt at the chance to enjoy Myrtle Beach’s beautiful offerings. With 20,000 hotel room nights reserved and 94% of participants traveling from outside the local area, it’s evident that this tournament is a major draw.
A Social Scene Like No Other
The event isn’t all about golf; it features the World’s Largest 19th Hole, a vibrant expo and cocktail party where attendees enjoyed complimentary food from 21 area restaurants and explored offerings from 55 exhibitors. Nearly 10,386 guests attended this social extravaganza, with thousands engaging on social media, showcasing the community spirit of this incredible event.
Prepare for the Fun Ahead
With the start of registration, it’s the perfect moment for all golf lovers to mark your calendars. Get ready to join thousands of others in what promises to be yet another fantastic chapter of the golf tournament that continues to create bonds, memories, and a substantial impact on the Myrtle Beach community. Visit PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com for more details and stay connected on social media as we gear up for an unforgettable championship!
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Additional Resources
- Amateur Golf: 2025 Play Golf Myrtle Beach World Amateur Registration
- Forbes: How This Amateur Golf Event Generated $17 Million in Economic Impact
- Sports Illustrated: 2024 Myrtle Beach World Am Memorable Experience
- On The Green Magazine: 2024 Myrtle Beach World Am Economic Impact
- Google Search: Myrtle Beach World Amateur Golf Tournament
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