Tigertown Open

Event Details

Date: Friday, 17 July 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Other

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online


The 75th Tigertown Open is held at The Elms Country Club, 1608 Manchester Ave SW, North Lawrence (Massillon), Ohio, on Friday 17 July 2026. Morning and afternoon waves, with a 7:30 AM start. The event features four pro/am divisions: Professional, Senior Professional, Amateur, and Senior Amateur, each with a separate skins pot. The format is individual stroke play with a skins game element. All ties are split — no playoffs. NOGA Live Scoring is used during the event. Entry and starting times are managed online via Golf Genius. Another sold-out championship is expected, so early entry is advised. Defending champions: Professional — Blake Sattler, New Philadelphia (63); Amateur — Jarrod Kasunick, Massillon (69); Senior Professional — Paul Wackerly, Minerva (64); Senior Amateur — Howard Clendenin, Fairlawn (66). The Elms Country Club is a 27-hole public facility approximately 6,850 yards, designed in the 1920s and open to the public.


Prizes

$5,000 first place Professional prize, $1,500 first place Senior Professional prize, skins pots in each division


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Venue

Elms Country Club

OH, United States

The Elms Country Club is a 27-hole public golf course located in North Lawrence/Massillon, Ohio. The facility was founded in 1932 and was designed by S. Rottman. The main 18-hole course features 6,820 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, complemented by a 9-hole course. The course features classically styled swift angular greens combined with generous and gentle manicured fairways and scenic panoramic lakes. The Elms is the home of the TigerTown Open, Ohio's one-day tournament which draws more than 180 of the top professionals and amateurs throughout the region. The tournament offers a $5,000 guaranteed first place Professional prize, the largest 1-day prize payout in Ohio golf, along with multiple pro/am divisions and separate skins competitions. The course maintains championship-level conditioning and playability standards year-round.

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