Hit and Giggle

Event Details

Date: Friday, 11 September 2026

Format: Pairs Scramble

Category: Open

Entry Fee: $220.00

Entry Method: Online


The 30th Annual Hit & Giggle is a 2-person couples scramble tournament held at Excelsior Springs Golf Course. The event features a 9am shotgun start with an entry fee of $220 per couple. The entry fee includes mulligans, on-course events, and lunch after play. Flights and prize money are awarded based on the number of entries. Registration is available online via LiveTourney. The event is open to the public.


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Venue

Excelsior Springs Golf Course

Excelsior, MO, United States

Excelsior Springs Golf Course is located in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, featuring a scenic layout characterized by rolling hills, significant elevation changes, and mature trees with minimal residential development along its boundaries. The course offers a challenging design that tests golfers of varying skill levels through its natural terrain and strategic positioning. The facility boasts a storied history as a championship venue, having hosted numerous notable golfers throughout the decades. The course has attracted amateur champions including Charles "Chick" Evans and U.S. Open winners Lawson Little and Johnny Goodman, as well as PGA Tour professionals such as Tom Watson, Payne Stewart, and Tom Pernice. Historical visitors have included celebrities from boxing and baseball, reflecting the course's prominence. Excelsior Springs Golf Course features a complete practice facility including a driving range, short game area, and putting green to accommodate all skill levels. The facility supports an active tournament schedule with themed competitions open to the public and maintains men's and ladies' leagues. An on-site restaurant, Golf Hill Grille, provides dining options for patrons. The course operates as a public facility welcoming both members and public play.