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Jonathan Bale posted a 1-over 71 at Pine Valley to take a two-shot lead after the first of two stroke-play qualifying rounds, with a seven-way tie for second headlined by Stewart Hagestad.

Ryan Terry closed with a final-round 67 to win the Mid-Amateur title by five, while Pat Grady held off a late charge from Haymes Snedeker to capture the Mid-Master crown at Lakewood Country Club.

Cory Chavez leads the Mid-Amateur division at 7-under while Pat Grady fires a 67 to grab the Mid-Master lead heading into Wednesday's final round.

Three players fire opening-round 65s to share the Mid-Amateur lead while Zach Sams grabs the solo Mid-Master lead at Lakewood CC.

Ben Briscoe returns to defend his Mid-Master title at Lakewood Country Club as a 78-player field competes for two WAGR-ranked championships.

Top seed Ivy Shepherd caps a dominant week with a 5 and 4 victory over Catherine McEvoy in the 18-hole final at Montclair Golf Club to win the 39th U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship.

Catherine McEvoy beats Jalufka 2 and 1 and co-medalist Doran 1 up to reach the final, where she'll face top seed Ivy Shepherd, who dispatched Potter-Bobb and Wang to stay unbeaten at Montclair.

Defending champion Kim-Schaad falls to 36th-seeded Tyree in the Round of 32, while top seed Shepherd dominates Thomas 6 and 5 and co-medalist Doran advances 3 and 1 before weather suspends two R16 matches.

Defending champion Kim-Schaad beats former champion Dinh 3 and 2, co-medalist Doran routs Freeman 7 and 6, and former champion Greenlief stuns co-medalist Jamieson as match play opens at Montclair Golf Club.

Ivy Shepherd, Emilia Doran, and England's Lucy Jamieson share the 36-hole stroke-play lead at 1-over as defending champion Kim-Schaad advances in a tie for fourth at Montclair Golf Club.

Shannon Johnson and Ivy Shepherd are the only players to break par on a demanding opening day at Montclair Golf Club, sharing the lead at 1-under 69 as defending champion Kim-Schaad sits T14 at 3-over.

Two-time champion Ina Kim-Schaad headlines a 132-player field at Montclair Golf Club as the 39th U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur Championship opens Saturday in West Orange, N.J.

Will Collins closes with an even-par 72 to complete a wire-to-wire victory at 13-under 203, winning the 84th Valentine Invitational by three shots over Winburne Hughes at Hermitage Country Club.

Will Collins cards a 4-under 68 on the Manakin Course to lead at 11-under through 36 holes, with Winburne Hughes one back after firing the low round of the day at 65.

Garrett Rank closes with a 69 to overtake 54-hole leader Evan Nachtigall and win his fourth Canadian Men's Mid-Amateur Championship at 18-under 270, joining Stu Hamilton as a four-time winner, trailing only seven-time champion Graham Cooke.

Will Collins posts a 7-under 65 on the Sabot Course to grab a four-shot lead at the 84th Valentine Invitational, with Nicolas Brown, Blanton Farmer, and Winburne Hughes sharing second at 3-under.

Evan Nachtigall cards a third-round 68 to lead by two at 17-under heading into the final round at Brantford Golf & Country Club, with three-time champion Garrett Rank lurking at 15-under.

Evan Nachtigall fires a second-round 67 to take the solo lead at 13-under, one clear of three-time champion Garrett Rank heading into the weekend at Brantford Golf & Country Club.

Defending champion John Hunter, 2007 U.S. Mid-Amateur champion Trip Kuehne, and 2023 Valentine winner Sam Beach headline an 82-player mid-am field at Hermitage Country Club.

Three players fire opening-round 64s to share the first-round lead at 8-under at Brantford Golf & Country Club.

155 players from across Canada and 11 Americans chase the national title over 72 holes at Brantford Golf & Country Club.

Bobby Wyatt and Vince Cave won the 32nd Picard Cup in a playoff after both teams finished at 16-under 200 at Canterbury Golf Club.

Canterbury member Andrew Bailey and John Ebert hold the 36-hole lead at 10-under 134 heading into the final round of best ball.

The 32nd Picard Cup brings 36 mid-amateur teams to Canterbury Golf Club for three rounds of best ball and alternate shot August 13-14.

Andrew Price closed with a 1-under 69 to win the George C. Thomas Invitational at Los Angeles Country Club, finishing at 3-over 214.

Andrew Price fired the round of the day to join Jack Barber atop the leaderboard at 4-over through 36 holes at Los Angeles Country Club.

Stephen Hale posted the only under-par round of the day to take a three-shot lead after Round 1 at Los Angeles Country Club.

The George C. Thomas Invitational returns to Los Angeles Country Club June 25-27 with 38 of the country's top mid-amateurs competing for 54 holes of stroke play.

Stewart Hagestad defeated Jeronimo Esteve 3&1 to win the C.B. Macdonald Invitational for the second straight year at National Golf Links.

Four players advanced through two rounds of match play Saturday to set up Sunday's semifinals at the C.B. Macdonald Invitational.

Defending champion Stewart Hagestad shot a 7-under 65 to take a commanding three-shot lead after qualifying at the C.B. Macdonald Invitational.

Defending champion Stewart Hagestad has been added to the C.B. Macdonald Invitational field at National Golf Links, joining an already stacked mid-am draw.

The C.B. Macdonald Invitational returns to the National Golf Links of America in Southampton, NY, June 12-14, with one of the strongest mid-amateur fields of the season.

Mark Costanza and Jeronimo Esteve of Isleworth Country Club defeated Cavaliere and Minerva Jr. 3&2 to win the 89th Anderson Memorial Four-Ball at Winged Foot.

Match play delivered upsets and drama at Winged Foot as four teams punched their tickets to Sunday's semifinals at the 89th Anderson Memorial Four-Ball.

Pierre Tillement of France defeated Keijo Jaakola in a two-hole playoff to win the 2026 European Mid-Amateur Men's Championship at Quinta do Peru Golf Club in Portugal.

Darin Goldstein and Michael Buttacavoli of La Gorce Country Club claimed stroke play medalist honors at 8-under 132, with match play beginning Saturday at Winged Foot.

Three teams posted 4-under 66s on Winged Foot's West Course to share the first-round lead at the 89th Anderson Memorial Four-Ball.

The 89th Anderson Memorial Four-Ball tees off Wednesday at Winged Foot with 56 championship teams competing for one of amateur golf's most coveted titles.

Bobby Massa closed with an even-par 72 to win The Huddleston Cup for the second straight year, finishing at 4-under 212 for a six-shot victory at Maridoe.

Defending champion Bobby Massa posted a 1-under 71 to take a three-shot lead at 4-under 140 into the final round of the Huddleston Cup at Maridoe.

Zachary Vandolah fired a 4-under 68 to take the solo first-round lead at the Huddleston Cup, one shot clear of Zach Atkinson and defending champion Bobby Massa.

The Huddleston Cup returns to Maridoe Golf Club in 2026, where defending champion Bobby Massa looks to repeat after a dominant nine-shot victory last year.

Chris DeJohn returns to defend his Walter J. Travis title and chase a third Garden City crown at one of the most prestigious match-play events on the mid-am calendar. A look at the field, the format, and the names to watch.

Jon Weiss won a three-man playoff at the inaugural Jupiter Invitational, holing an eagle on the fourth extra hole to defeat Jay Kirchdorfer and Ryan Burgess at Jonathan’s Landing.

Ryan Burgess sits at seven-under 133 through 36 holes at the Jupiter Invitational, two clear of a packed group at five-under that includes Joshua Rhodes (64), Tommy Hurst (65), and Jon Weiss heading into the final round.

Ryan Burgess opened with a five-under 65 to take a two-shot lead after Round 1 at the inaugural Jupiter Invitational. Faccini, Donegan, and a tightly bunched chase group sit within range with 36 holes to play.

A loaded inaugural field heads to Jonathan’s Landing this week. We break down the headliners, dark horses, and storylines worth watching from Jupiter.

Brett Patterson closes a 1-under 71 to win the 2nd Annual Giles Invitational by one shot at 7-under, holding off a furious final-round charge from Sam Beach (closing 67) and Stephen Behr.

Brett Patterson takes outright control at 6-under through 36 holes, with Stephen Behr surging into a tie for second and Ben Reeves answering an opening 83 with the round of the day.

Matt Vogt, flagged as a dark horse in our preview, opens with a 7-under 65 to take a one-shot lead through 18 holes. Brett Patterson sits a stroke back at -6, while several top-ranked names dug themselves an early hole at Kinloch.

Year two of the Giles Invitational tees off tomorrow at Kinloch with a deeper field than year one — and one notable absence at the top of the leaderboard. Here is who we like to win.

Josh Gibbons and Kade Stewart ran away with the 58th Champions Cup Invitational at Champions Golf Club, carding a 21-under 263 for a convincing three-shot win.

The Giles Invitational returns to Kinloch Golf Club in May with elevated expectations after a standout inaugural year that immediately put it on the mid-amateur map.

The 2026 Jupiter Invitational debuts at Jonathan’s Landing in Jupiter, Florida, bringing a curated, high-end event to one of the game’s most talent-rich regions.

The Walter J. Travis Invitational returns in 2026 to Garden City Golf Club, where two-time champion Chris DeJohn looks to defend his title on one of amateur golf’s most revered stages.

The John T. Lupton Memorial will not be held in 2026, with the event rescheduled to 2027 as The Honors Course turns its attention to hosting the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship this August.

The 58th Champions Cup Invitational tees off March 26 at Champions Golf Club in Houston with 54 teams and no defending champion in the field.

Hayes Brown posts rounds of 67-73-68 to finish 2-under and claim the 71st Gasparilla Invitational title by a single shot over Peyton White at Palma Ceia Golf & Country Club.

Brett Patterson wins in a dramatic playoff to capture the Snedeker Memorial title at The Lakewood Club.