News Summary
Myrtle Beach is gearing up for the return of The Q golf tournament in 2025, following the success of its inaugural event. With a lineup of returning stars and exciting new talent, the tournament will feature influential content creators and up-and-coming golfers. Notable participants include George Bryan, Tyler Watts, and long-drive champion Kyle Berkshire. The competition promises to be thrilling, with qualifying spots available and a broadcast by PGA TOUR Studios. Tickets for the Myrtle Beach Classic are available online.
Myrtle Beach Readies for Exciting Golf Tournament in 2025
The beautiful city of _Myrtle Beach_ is buzzing with excitement as it prepares to host the much-anticipated return of _The Q at Myrtle Beach_ in 2025. After a wildly successful inaugural event last year, this popular golf tournament is gearing up for an even more thrilling second edition, solidifying its place as a must-see event in the golf calendar.
On Monday, _Play Golf Myrtle Beach_ took to social media platform X to unveil the list of committed participants. Among this year’s crew, some familiar faces and new stars are sure to bring their A-game to the course.
Returning Stars That Golf Fans Love
The lineup features several notable returnees from last year. Golf enthusiasts will be thrilled to see the likes of _George Bryan_, a proud alumnus of the Gamecocks and a leading voice in golf content creation. Adding to the excitement, _Tyler Watts_, a high school junior from Huntsville, Alabama, is also back after previously making waves at the Dustin Johnson Junior Championship.
Joining them is _Fat Perez (Nick Stubbe)_, who has built a massive following of over a million social media aficionados. As part of the ever-popular Bob Does Sports, his presence promises to draw crowds. From across the pond, UK-based content creator _Peter Finch_, boasting 1.25 million followers, is set to add international flair to the event. Rounding out the returning creators are _Micah Morris_, famous for his tantalizing content on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, plus several other influential figures in the golf space.
Exciting New Talent on Board
This year’s tournament will also feature fresh talent looking to make a name for themselves. Highlights of this new group include _long-drive champion Kyle Berkshire_ and _U.S. Junior Champion Trevor Gutschewski_. College players such as _Gamecocks golfer Nathan Franks_, Clemson’s Andrew Swanson_, and Auburn commit Jake Albert_ are also eagerly awaited, alongside _CCU freshman Drew Sykes_ who is sure to charm the audience.
Furthermore, the tournament welcomes a suite of upcoming golf content creators, including _Roger Steele_, _Ben Kruper_, _Sean Walsh_, and _Joe Hooks_, who are set to light up the social media scene.
What’s at Stake?
The competition is fierce, with four qualifying spots up for grabs at this renowned event. The exciting tournament will be broadcasted by _PGA TOUR Studios_ on May 5 at noon on YouTube, giving fans a front-row seat to the action. The winner of _The Q_ will earn a coveted sponsor exemption into the celebrated _Myrtle Beach Classic_, set to take place from May 8-11 at the stunning Dunes Golf & Beach Club.
Last year, _The Q_ stole the show and received high praise, being recognized by the PGA TOUR as a “best-in-class” event. This unique tournament blends the world of digital content creation and professional golfing, highlighting both golf talent and creativity among aspiring golfers.
What to Expect This Year
As we look forward to the 2025 edition, the excitement is palpable. The tournament will again feature eight influential content creators paired with eight aspiring professionals. With participants and schedules continuing to be revealed in the coming months, fans can keep their eyes peeled for more announcements.
For those interested in attending the Myrtle Beach Classic, tickets are available online at _myrtlebeachclassic.com_. Don’t miss out on witnessing this thrilling blend of skill, creativity, and sheer golf entertainment!
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Additional Resources
- WMBF News: 7 Players Announced for Q Myrtle Beach
- Myrtle Beach Online: Myrtle Beach Classic Press Release
- On The Green Magazine: Myrtle Beach Classic Receives PGA Tour Award
- Amateur Golf: Matt Atkins Wins the Q at Myrtle Beach
- WMBF News: Q Myrtle Beach Set to Return in 2025
- Wikipedia: Myrtle Beach
- Google Search: Myrtle Beach Golf Tournament
- Google Scholar: Myrtle Beach Golf Classic
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Myrtle Beach
- Google News: Myrtle Beach Golf Tournaments
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