Saskatchewan Amateur Men's Championship

Event Details

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Date: Tuesday, 14 July 2026

End Date: Friday, 17 July 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Mens

Entry Fee: CAD 299.70

Entry Method: Online


The 2026 Saskatchewan Amateur Men's Championship is a 4-day individual strokeplay event held at Golf Kenosee from July 14-17, 2026, with a practice round on July 13. The championship is open to amateur male golfers who possess a Golf Saskatchewan membership and a valid World Handicap System (WHS) handicap index visible on the Golf Canada Score Centre. Entry fee is $299.70 CAD (taxes included) for amateurs/mid-amateurs. Registration is conducted online via Golf Genius, opening April 15, 2026. The event awards prizes by score for age groups, with the champion and top three finishers eligible to attend the Canadian Amateur Men's Championship later in the year. All attendees receive a $25 food voucher card for the host course and a tee gift courtesy TaylorMade Golf and Golf Saskatchewan. Dress code and player conduct policies apply. Contact Golf Saskatchewan for questions.


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Venue

Golf Kenosee

Saskatchewan, Canada

Golf Kenosee is an 18-hole course nestled in Moose Mountain Provincial Park in southeast Saskatchewan, situated on the highest plateau in the region. The course winds through a diverse forest landscape of ash, fir, poplar, and white birch, offering picturesque views from each hole. From the clubhouse's elevated first tee, the layout meanders through forests, lakes, hills, and valleys with tree-lined fairways throughout. The course is characterized by its natural setting without residential development, providing golfers with a complete immersion in nature. On clear days, visibility extends up to 50 kilometers from the clubhouse. Each of the 18 unique holes presents individual challenges and scenic vistas. The terrain's elevation changes and natural obstacles create a course that contrasts with Saskatchewan's typically flat landscape, offering golfers a distinctive playing experience among the park's natural features.