Our final tournament AND major of the year, The Tournament of Champions is open to the top 36 players in our League based on season-long points. Will you earn your spot to play for our Player of the Year honors?

Tournament Director: Chuck Pickett; charlespickett10801@comcast.net

The club will finish its 2024 Calendar Year with a fun event.  Two player teams will compete for prizes and 2025 TOC points using the following formats:

• Six holes of Scramble format where each player hits a shot followed by the team choosing the better shot to hit next until the ball is holed out.

• Six holes of Foursomes, where the team plays a single ball off the tee and then alternates shots until one player holes out.

• Six holes of Four Ball often referred to as Better Ball.

Tournament Director: Trevor Heathorn

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Ranked by Golf Digest as one of the “Best Places to Play” (4.5 out of 5 stars), TPC Harding Park continues to be a “must-play” for San Francisco and Bay Area residents and visitors alike.

The Harding Park Course was substantially renovated in 2005 to better suit it for PGA TOUR and PGA TOUR Champions events. The restoration of Harding Park focused on maintaining the course’s integrity and unique characteristics while enhancing the original layout designed by world-renowned golf architects Willie Watson and Sam Whiting in 1925.

Set against the cypress tree-lined Lake Merced, the improved Harding Park Course layout features soft bunkers and graceful undulating fairways. An additional 400 yards was also added to the course to make it a championship-caliber golf facility ready for PGA TOUR action. The course also underwent a greens renovation in December 2013 re-opened in 2014.

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Opening in 1973, The Old Course is an American classic designed by Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane. A lush parkland design, it features distinguishing edges and corridor views of the Pacific. The course includes several challenging dog-legs, multiple water hazards and tree-lined fairways which rewards the strategic player over long-hitters.

The finishing hole is the postcard photo and one of golf's highest ranked holes in the country—a 405-yard par-four stunner framed by the blue Pacific.

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As if golf isn’t hard enough, join us for one of our favorite events of the year…a 5-club challenge. Fortunately, it’s at our home course Baylands so you’ll have local knowledge on your side. What 5 clubs will you choose? Will you putt with a driver? Will you chip with a 9 iron? Decisions, decisions.

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Peacefully tucked in and around the hills, a short drive south of fast-paced Silicon Valley, Cinnabar Hills Golf Club blends championship-caliber golf with spectacular views. Each hole has been crafted to maintain the natural slope of the area and to protect the wildlife residing here. Hundreds of old oaks were incorporated into the layout and seedlings from those oaks were nurtured and planted to further enhance the landscape. Inspiring the golf club's logo, red-tail hawks can be seen flying over the course or even perched in a tree. Named for the rich, red ore mined here during the 1800's, Cinnabar Hills offers golfers three distinct nines: the Canyon, the Lake and the Mountain.

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The club will finish its 2025 Calendar Year with a fun event.  Two player teams will compete for prizes and 2025 TOC points using the following formats:

• Six holes of Scramble format where each player hits a shot followed by the team choosing the better shot to hit next until the ball is holed out.

• Six holes of Foursomes, where the team plays a single ball off the tee and then alternates shots until one player holes out.

• Six holes of Four Ball often referred to as Better Ball.

Tournament Director: TBD

Tournament Information: TBD