Yuengling Flight Senior Partnership

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 29 July 2026

Format: Pairs

Category: Senior

Entry Fee: $400.00

Entry Method: In person


The 19th Annual Yuengling Flight Senior Partnership is a two-day team golf tournament held at Comanche Trail Golf Complex in Amarillo, Texas. The event is open to male golfers aged 50 and over. Teams of two players compete over 36 holes across two courses (Tomahawk and Arrowhead) using four different formats: Scramble on the front nine of Tomahawk, Modified Chapman on the back nine of Tomahawk, Low Ball (betterball) on the front nine of Arrowhead, and Team Total (both scores added) on the back nine of Arrowhead. The entry fee is $400 per team, which includes two rounds of golf with golf carts, a logoed garment, food each day, and beer provided by Reed Beverage. There are six flights based on the total handicap of the team, with no more than 8 strokes difference in handicap within a flight. Different tees are used based on age: red tees for ages 50-64 and yellow tees for 65 and above. Winners in the Nicklaus Flight earn a birth in the Coors Tournament of Champions Senior Division. Prizes are awarded to the top seven places in each flight, with first place receiving $1,100 ($550 per player). Entries are accepted starting March 15, 2026, at 8:00 AM on a first-come, first-served basis for the first 100 paid team entries, with a deadline of noon on May 5, 2026, or when the field is full. Entries can be submitted in person at Comanche Trail Golf Complex with the fee, current handicap card, and proof of age, or by mail.


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Venue

Comanche Trail Golf Course

Amarillo, TX, United States

Comanche Trail Golf Complex is a city-owned facility in Amarillo, Texas, comprising two championship courses. The Tomahawk Course, designed by Charles Howard and opened in July 1990, stretches 7,180 yards from the black tees with a par structure accommodating golfers of all skill levels across five tee options ranging from 5,524 to 7,180 yards. The Arrowhead Course, opened in May 1999 and designed by Cupp Design of Atlanta, features a Scottish-style links layout characteristic of the Texas Panhandle terrain. It plays 6,940 yards from the championship tees with five tee configurations spanning 5,279 to 6,940 yards. Both courses offer professional-grade practice facilities including a full-length driving range and practice greens with chipping zones. The complex is known for hosting major area championships, charity tournaments, and civic events, making it a premier venue for tournament play and group outings. The facility emphasizes affordability while maintaining championship-caliber conditions and design, providing accessible yet challenging golf experiences across its dual-course layout.