Find further information about some of the amateur matchplay golf competitions that are played on a regional basis or throughout the UK.
These tournamanets are a fantastic way to experience new courses, often at a reduced green-fee or even free-of-charge.
There are usually a number of local qualifying rounds before a regional final and then the main grand final, often overseas and expenses paid.
In 2018 the Titleist FootJoy Matchplay Championship will be celebrating it’s 22nd year. The competition has established itself as the most popular national matchplay event for club golfers in the UK with thousands of golfers competing in either the singles or the betterball competition each year.
Find out more about the Titleist FootJoy Matchplay Championship.
The Abu Dhabi Matchplay Championship is a season-long knockout competition open to all amateur club golfers across the England, Scotland and Wales.
Find out more about the Abu Dhabi Matchplay Championship.
The Southern Matchplay Golf Championship “The Race to Dona Filipa” – is a season-long knockout competition open to amateur club golfers across the South of England and South Wales.
Find out more about the Southern Matchplay Golf Championship.
Now in its 7th Year the League to Dubai has gone from strength to strength with 15 golfers about to embark on a golf break of a lifetime to compete in the 2017 Grand Finals... you too could be experiencing the event first hand in 2018.
Find out more about the League to Dubai.
Matchplay Golf in association with Annodata are delighted to announce a new National Golf Club Team Competition - The Annodata UK Golf Club Classic. All Golf clubs in England, Scotland & Wales can enter a 5 man / 5 lady team in the Matchplay Knockout format.
Find out more about the Annodata UK Golf Club Classic.
The Northern Matchplay Golf Championship, established in 2010, is a season-long knockout tournament for category 1 & 2 amateur golfers across the North of England and Midlands.
Find out more about the Northern Matchplay Golf Championship.
The Daily Mail Foursomes is regarded as the greatest amateur golfing event in the world with more than 190,000 players competing in their club qualifying rounds.
Find out more about the Daily Mail Foursomes.