The 9th Annual Masters of Traditions April 25 - 26, 2026
Do you have what it takes to wear the blue jacket?
Do you have what it takes to wear the blue jacket?
3/18/2026: The 9th annual Masters of Traditions is right around the corner. A few changes are in the works for the 2026 edition including changes to playing handicaps for the event.
4/21/2025: The 8th annual Masters of Traditions is less than a month away on May 17 & 18. Online registration is now available on Golf Genius > Register Now. For the first time in tournament history, we are expecting a field size of more than 100 people. Get ready for a wild ride as we figure out who has what it takes to wear the Blue Jacket.
3/28/2024: The 7th annual Masters of Traditions is right around the corner on April 27 & 28. Online registration is now available on Golf Genius > Register Now. Early projections put the field size near 100 people this year. The 2023 Masters of Traditions Trading Cards have been posted online for your reading pleasure.
4/20/2023: The weather forecast took a major down turn earlier in the week, but has steadily improved each day. Hopefully we will not get much rain Friday and can use carts on the back nine. Multiple people have withdrawn prior to the start of the tournament. Blake Ryan has withdrawn because of a torn rotator cuff. Brian Romes has withdrawn most likely related to an anal bead or butt plug injury sustained Tuesday night.
4/16/2023: We have over 80 people registered for the 6th annual Masters of Traditions. Early forecasts are showing moderate temperatures with strong winds, possibly gusts as high as 30mph.
2/14/2023: Get registered today for the 2023 Masters of Traditions golf tournament. The giveaway this year is a custom designed antique brass forged bag tag with bottle opener.
4/25/2022: The 2022 Masters of Traditions was a fantastic success as we had a record turnout of 59 participants. The weather was ideal for golf with temperatures in the 80's and winds gusting into the 20's. The course was in fantastic condition and played very difficult both days. Ryan Faulhaber (-3) carded rounds of 71, 70 and overcame a five shot day one deficit to win by two strokes over Steve Pope (-1). Matthew Mahle edged Brian Romes' bid for back-to-back Low Gross honors by two shots to finish at 150 (+6).
Learn the history of the Masters of Traditions from Club Pro Guy.