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TGA reveals the 2026 Championship Schedule

TGA reveals the 2026 Championship Schedule

FRANKLIN, Tenn. — As the year and golf season come to a close, the Tennessee Golf Association is excitedly looking to the future. Another great year is ahead with top-class facilities once again hosting the 22 TGA Championships. The Tennessee Golf Association will traverse the state, hosting tournaments from Kingsport to Memphis.

The 111th Tennessee State Amateur will return to one of the first three courses to ever host the event: Memphis Country Club. The storied course will test players mental fortitude and challenge their creativity on the Donald Ross classic. Golfers will take on the Memphis CC from June 23-26.

The top female golfers in the state will descend on Brentwood Country Club July 7-9 for the 94th Tennessee Women’s Amateur. This is just the second time the course has hosted this tournament, the first being in 1992 when Lisa Luigs emerged victorious.

The Tennessee State Open will return to Grasslands Club for the second year in a row, but this time, golfers head to the Fairvue course. Grasslands Club’s Foxland course played host to the 76th Tennessee State Open when Vanderbilt product Harrison Ott won the event by a stroke.

For the 18th year in a row, the Tennessee Women’s Open will take place at the beautiful Stonehenge Golf Club. Fairfield Glade is continuing their partnership with the Tennessee Golf Association and the Tennessee PGA Section to support the Tennessee Women’s and Senior Opens.

The Tennessee Junior Amateur and Girls’ Junior will be held concurrently once again, this time heading to Westhaven Golf Club. This will be the second TGA championship the club has hosted after welcoming the Tennessee Women’s Match Play in 2024. The two championships will take place between June 9 and 11 in Franklin.

Speaking of, the Tennessee Women’s Match Play is back for 2026, with Franklin’s Temple Hills Country Club set to host the event from June 29 to July 1.

To see the full slate of events that are currently scheduled, see below:

May 2-3 | Mid-Amateur Four-Ball | Sevierville Golf Club - River Course, Sevierville

May 19-22 | Senior & Super Senior Match Play | Johnson City Country Club, Johnson City

June 2-5 | Men's Four-Ball | The Ooltewah Club, Ooltewah

June 9-11 | Junior Amateur | Westhaven Golf Club, Franklin

June 9-11 | Girls’ Junior | Westhaven Golf Club, Franklin

June 20-21 | Parent-Child | Stonehenge Golf Club, Crossville

June 23-26 | Tennessee State Amateur | Memphis Country Club, Memphis

June 29-July 1 | Women’s Match Play | Temple Hills Country Club, Franklin

July 7-9 | Tennessee Women’s Amateur | Brentwood Country Club, Brentwood

July 15-17 | Tennessee State Open | Grasslands Club - Fairvue Course, Gallatin

July 23-25 | Tennessee Women’s Open | Stonehenge Golf Club, Crossville

August 4-7 | Men’s Match Play | Chickasaw Country Club, Memphis

August 11-12 | Women’s Four-Ball | Cattails at MeadowView, Kingsport

August 19-21 | Senior & Super Senior Amateur | Lookout Mountain Club, Lookout Mountain

September 22-23 | Women’s Senior & Mid-Amateur | Druid Hills Golf Club, Crossville

October 6-8 | Men’s Mid-Amateur | Hillwood Country Club, Nashville

October 13-16 | Senior & Super Senior Four-Ball | Bear Trace at Tims Ford, Winchester

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