Tournaments in the North East in summer

[tiger1873]

We are planning on being up north next year for the summer. I have some freedom to choose were we want to go and the dates so I am looking at what are some good torments in New England and mid atlantic states. Ideally near Rhode Island or Cape Code as that is a great area to spend time in the summer but I have some flexibility as other areas may make sense too.

 

I know I might be able to find some hurricane golf events up there.I also been told Peggy kirk tournaments are an option for girls in the Mid Atlantic region.

[yellowlover519]

How old? Some of the pga section events would be good. Also, USKids should have a tour nearby. Take advantage of playinf courses with your child. The northeast has the best collection of courses, hands down.

[tiger1873]

How old? Some of the pga section events would be good. Also, USKids should have a tour nearby. Take advantage of playinf courses with your child. The northeast has the best collection of courses, hands down.

 

She’s 11 and will be 12 next summer. I looked at the local pga up in the northeast but there usually just 1 day tournaments. Next year our plan is to do 2 day tournaments as much as we can. I haven’t seen if hurricane golf schedule yet but it was my first thought. But I was hoping there was something like starburst, Honda classic or even the Toyota cup type of event in the north east.

 

[MyShortGameSucks]

US Challenge Cup should be good if you are planning on Rhode Island area. Lots of 2 day tourneys in summer and fall. Don’t get put off by the website - which is star of the art 1998. :)

 

 

[ingster1]

US Challenge Cup should be good if you are planning on Rhode Island area. Lots of 2 day tourneys in summer and fall. Don’t get put off by the website - which is star of the art 1998. :)

 

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[tiger1873]

US Challenge Cup should be good if you are planning on Rhode Island area. Lots of 2 day tourneys in summer and fall. Don’t get put off by the website - which is star of the art 1998. :)

 

They actually look like they may run some good events. Thanks I will check them out.