PGA Partners Circle The PGA Partners Circle was created to reward amateurs for their participation in the Tri-Cities PGA Pro-Am Series. The Tri-Cities PGA Pro-Am Series raises money to benefit local junior golf programs in the Tri-Cities area. The PGA Partners Circle is a point system that will allow amateurs to accumulate points throughout the year. In order to receive an invitation to the Final Pro-Am of the year, amateurs must have atleast 66 points acquired from playing in the pro-ams. At the Final Pro-Am, amateurs will receive a shirt, entry fee and dinner compliments of the Tri-Cities PGA Chapter, along with a gift certificate. It does not cost anything to be a part of the PGA Partners Circle. Amateurs will receive a free PGA Partners Circle Hat after playing in 10 Pro-Ams. The points system works like this. There are three course classifications - A, B and C. Associated with these classifications are the entry fee and the points.
C events = 7 B events = 9 A events = 17 You could play in as few as 11 events and earn a spot at the Final Pro-Am. We will post the points standings on the website so you can track your progress. We look forward to this years Tri-Cities PGA Pro-Am Series and we hope you do too. | ||||||||||||
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