Teeing Up the Competition: Cleveland/Srixon Pro-Am Points Race Ignites in New England
The Cleveland/Srixon Pro-Am Points Race is a newly launched championship format in New England where local golf professionals compete across five venues for exclusive prizes and recognition. The points-based system adds a competitive layer to traditional pro-am events, incentivizing consistent performance throughout the series. The initiative is organized under PGA Sections, the regional arm of the PGA of America.
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This season, the New England PGA elevates the stakes with the launch of the Cleveland/Srixon Pro-Am Points Race, a fresh competitive format uniting local PGA of America Golf Professionals.
With five standout Pro-Ams on the calendar, from Granite Lynx in April to Warwick in October, players have multiple shots at making their mark.
This season, the New England PGA elevates the stakes with the launch of the Cleveland/Srixon Pro-Am Points Race, a fresh competitive format uniting local PGA of America Golf Professionals. With five standout Pro-Ams on the calendar, from Granite Lynx in April to Warwick in October, players have multiple shots at making their mark. Beyond prestige, the race promises a compelling incentive—a final cash pool and exclusive bonus payouts for Cleveland/Srixon-affiliated professionals. The format encourages consistent performance, camaraderie, and regional pride across one of golf’s most vibrant PGA Sections. As the season unfolds, all eyes will be on the leaderboard, where every swing counts toward victory.
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