WAGC CHAMPIONSHIP

For over two decades World Amateur Golfers Championship has grown to become the worlds largest amateur golf championship, with national championships and players in the world finals from over 40 countries.

World Amateur Golfers Championship (WAGC) inspires amateur golfers from around the world to take on the challenge of competing within their own skill levels by receiving the same status as the professionals and elite do with the proud feeling of representing their country in a world championship final.

National Championships –> WAGC World Final
5 national flight winners compete in the world final individually and as a team.

The tournament begins as a national championship in countries around the world where the winners from five handicap flights in each country becomes National Champions of their flight and represents their national team as well as individually within their flights. The flights are: 0 – 5.4, 5.5 – 10.4, 10.5 – 15.4, 15.5 – 20.4 and 20.5 – 25.4

The world final is played over 72 holes (like professional PGA tournaments) with handicap adjustments between each round.

Format & Rules

The World Amateur Golfers Championship world final and World Amateur Golfers Invitational tournaments are played over 72 holes, stroke play, with hcp adjustments after each round, giving all a fair and equal opportunity both in the team championship and individually within each flight.

TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL
Players in both the Championship and the Invitational compete for individual titles within each flight, as well as a team title.

The Championship Team Competition combines the best four scores (of five) per day from the national team whereas the Invitational counts the combined total score of both team members.

AGE RULES
In order to participate in the world final you must be at least 16 years of age before the championship starts (and must be accompanied by an adult if under 18).

HANDICAP DOCUMENTATION
All Partners/ team managers/captains supply WAGC with a signed document listing their five championship players and the handicaps of the players on qualification. This signed document must be countersigned by a representative of the home country amateur golf union. This document must be sent to WAGC ([email protected]) prior to competing.

IMPORTANT
*Countries that do not supply this completed document would be required to start the championship off the minimum allowable handicap in each flight. Handicap 0 – 5.4, without paperwork means you start at 0.

HANDICAP FLIGHTS
The Championship is played in five handicap flights and the Invitational in six handicap flights, each played separately.

All WAGC players compete in the handicap flights they qualified into and most will play with their exact handicaps, with the following exceptions:

 

WAGC INVITIONAL

World Amateur Golfers Invitational is a separate tournament that gives golfers the opportunity to share in the exciting “WAGC experience” of a world-wide tour-like championship event without first having to qualify.

Business executives with VIP clients, national agents with sponsors, loving couples, celebrities, royalty and other enthusiastic golfers from all corners of the globe are regular participants of the World Amateur Golfers Invitational (WAGI), a tournament that’s played parallel to WAGC, on the same courses, same format and rules except that it is a 2-persons team event (not 5) and has 6 hcp flights (see format & rules).

Invited Players –> World Amateur Golfers Invitational
2-person team & invidually in 6 flights, no qualification

Participants are invited to take part in the Business Networking Program, where we pair our clients on the golf course based on their field of industry and pairing preferences, placing similar business interests in close proximity.

Living up to our motto “Sport Promotes Friendship and Business”, WGI endorses networking and helps achieve, build or further develop long-lasting global business relationships, as our participants are a diverse group representing a multitude of products and services, all with a shared interest of expanding their network with new friends, partners and business opportunities.

Non-golfers, such as spouses accompanying our participants, are offered a variety of activities to make up for the time their husband or wife is at the course.