NORTHEAST AMATEUR INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Northeast Amateur will be celebrating its 62nd year of hosting the best amateurs in the world.

The Tournament began in 1962 and was played as a 54 hole event until 1968. The Tournament is an invitational event conducted at stroke play over 72 holes.

Contestants are selected on the basis of their competitive record and accomplishments in major tournaments. See our Invitation Criteria for details.

The play will be in twosomes over four days with an 18 hole round each day. There will be cut after 54 holes to low 60 and ties. There will be a Sponsor-AM tournament held on Tuesday afternoon consisting of 32 4-man teams of one contestant and 3 member/sponsors. The 32 contestants will be chosen by the committee and contestants will be notified during registration. Prizes will be awarded at the Tournament Dinner at conclusion of play that day. All Contestants are invited to attend the dinner which also serves as our opening ceremonies.

Registration opens at 8:00am on Monday. The course and practice facilities will be open all day Monday and until Noon on Tuesday. Tee times are not necessary at Wannamoisett.

Following the end of the final round of play, the winner is awarded a crystal trophy and the traditional Northeast Amateur blazer. His name will be added to the permanent Northeast Amateur trophy which is displayed in the clubhouse and his photograph is subsequently placed on the Wall of Champions at Wannamoisett Country Club.

The next four finishers are awarded crystal trophies. The low mid-amateur after 72 holes will be awarded the Joseph J. Sprague Award.

The Tournament Committee considers the start of the tournament as the opening of the driving range the morning of the first round of play.