Welcome to Tournament Options on Turkey Mountain

Whether you're an avid golfer looking to challenge your skills or a business professional seeking an exceptional venue for corporate tournaments, we invite you to explore the diverse array of tournaments we have to offer.

At Golf on Turkey Mountain, we take pride in providing an exceptional golfing experience amidst the stunning backdrop of the Ozark hills. Our meticulously maintained course and state-of-the-art facilities make us the perfect destination for golf enthusiasts and event organizers alike.

Here, you'll find a variety of tournaments suitable for players of all levels, from friendly charity events to competitive championships. Our commitment to excellence in both golf and hospitality ensures that every tournament hosted at Golf on Turkey Mountain is an unforgettable experience.

Whether you're considering hosting a private golf tournament, charity fundraiser, or a corporate outing, our dedicated team is here to assist you every step of the way. We understand that each event is unique, and we are ready to tailor our services to meet your specific needs and preferences.

Explore the Tournament Menu to discover the exciting opportunities that await you at Golf on Turkey Mountain.

We look forward to helping you create memorable moments and successful tournaments for your participants.

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Tournament Menu - Golf on Turkey Mountain

Scramble Tournaments:

• Details: Teams of golfers select the best shot from each player and play from that position. Typically used in charity and fundraising events.

• General Rules: Each player's shot must be used at least once per nine holes. Handicaps can be applied.

• Pros: Encourages golfers of all skill levels to participate. Fosters a sense of teamwork and camaraderie.

• Cons: May not appeal to serious golfers seeking individual competition. Can lead to slower play.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge a fixed entry fee per player or team. Offer early-bird discounts to encourage early registration.

• Tournament Fee Range: $60 to $120 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Consider expenses for prizes, food, and beverages. Increased staffing may be required for registration and tournament management.

Pro-Am Tournaments:

• Details: Pair professional golfers with amateur players. Often attracts sponsors and spectators interested in watching professionals play.

• General Rules: Amateurs and pros play as a team, with handicaps applied to level the playing field.

• Pros: Combines skill levels for a unique experience. Attracts sponsors and fans eager to see professionals up close.

• Cons: Requires access to professional golfers, which may increase costs. Can be intimidating for some amateur players.

• Pricing Strategy: Set a premium entry fee, as participants get the opportunity to play with professional golfers. Offer packages that include special perks such as a clinic with the pro.

• Tournament Fee Range: $200 to $500 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Premium prizes, a professional golfer appearance fee, and special amenities for participants. Increased staffing for guest services and caddy services if available.

Stableford Tournaments:

• Details: Golfers earn points based on their scores relative to par on each hole. High point totals win.

• General Rules: Points awarded for birdies, eagles, and pars; deductions for bogeys and worse.

• Pros: Encourages aggressive play, creating excitement. Appeals to a wide range of skill levels.

• Cons: May require complex scoring systems. Could lead to slower play if participants are calculating points.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge a standard entry fee per player. Consider offering tiered pricing based on skill levels or handicap indexes.

• Tournament Fee Range: $80 to $150 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Prizes for high point earners and potential administrative costs for point calculations. Minimal staffing adjustments.

Match Play Tournaments:

• Details: Golfers compete head-to-head, with the winner of each hole earning a point. Winner is determined by the most holes won.

• General Rules: Match play can be played individually or in teams.

• Pros: Creates intense competition and dramatic finishes. Easily understood format.

• Cons: Can lead to lopsided matches if players have significantly different skill levels. May require extra time for tiebreakers.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge an entry fee that covers the cost of the tournament, including potential tiebreakers. Consider offering discounts for club members.

• Tournament Fee Range: $75 to $150 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Prizes for winners, potential extra holes or sudden-death playoffs. Minimal staffing adjustments.

Best Ball Tournaments:

• Details: Teams of two or four players compete, and the best score for each hole is recorded.

• General Rules: Typically, handicaps are applied. Each player plays their own ball.

• Pros: Encourages teamwork and camaraderie. Appeals to a wide range of skill levels.

• Cons: Can lead to slower play if teams deliberate excessively on shot selection.

• Pricing Strategy: Set an entry fee per player or team, and consider offering discounted rates for groups.

• Tournament Fee Range: $70 to $120 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Prizes and potential discounts for group registrations. Minimal staffing adjustments.

Ryder Cup-Style Tournaments:

• Details: Teams from different regions or clubs compete in a format similar to the prestigious Ryder Cup.

• General Rules: Consists of a series of individual and team matches, often over multiple days.

• Pros: Generates enthusiasm, local pride, and intense competition. Builds a sense of community.

• Cons: Requires coordination with other clubs or regions. May involve complex scheduling.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge a comprehensive package fee that includes multiple days of play, meals, and merchandise.

• Tournament Fee Range: $300 to $700 per participant.

• Additional Expenses: Comprehensive packages that include multiple days of play, meals, and merchandise. Increased staffing for managing multi-day events.

Shootout Tournaments:

• Details: Start with a full field of players, and after each hole, eliminate players until only a few remain.

• General Rules: Typically, sudden-death playoffs determine winners.

• Pros: Creates dramatic finishes and excitement. Encourages risk-taking.

• Cons: Can lead to slower play, especially during playoffs. Requires careful planning for eliminations.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge a higher entry fee for the excitement of the format. Consider offering discounts for early registrants.

• Tournament Fee Range: $100 to $200 per player.

• Additional Expenses: Prizes, logistics for eliminations, and potentially increased staffing for event management.

Long Drive and Putting Contests:

• Details: Combine traditional tournaments with additional contests such as long drive and putting challenges.

• General Rules: Additional contests can have their own rules, often with entry fees.

• Pros: Attracts participants willing to pay extra fees for contests. Increases potential revenue.

• Cons: May distract from the main tournament. Can create logistical challenges.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge separate entry fees for the main tournament and the additional contests.

• Tournament Fee Range: Separate fees, e.g., $20 for the main tournament and $10 for additional contests.

• Additional Expenses: Prizes for contest winners. Minimal staffing adjustments.

Celebrity Pro-Ams:

• Details: Invite local or well-known celebrities to play alongside professional golfers.

• General Rules: Celebrities typically play for charity and often have relaxed rules.

• Pros: Attracts media attention, sponsors, and spectators. Adds excitement to the event.

• Cons: Requires connections to secure celebrities. May lead to slower play as fans seek autographs and photos.

• Pricing Strategy: Set premium entry fees that include the celebrity experience, with a portion going to charity.

• Tournament Fee Range: $500 to $1,000 or more per player.

• Additional Expenses: Premium prizes, fees for celebrity participation, and charitable contributions. Increased staffing for guest services.

Multi-Day Tournaments:

• Details: Host tournaments over multiple days to increase revenue through entry fees, accommodations, and food and beverage sales.

• General Rules: Follow standard tournament rules for each format.

• Pros: Maximizes profit potential. Attracts serious golfers and can offer a festival-like atmosphere.

• Cons: Requires careful scheduling and logistics. May not be suitable for smaller courses.

• Pricing Strategy: Charge a comprehensive package fee that covers multiple days of play, accommodations, meals, and entertainment.

• Tournament Fee Range: $400 to $1,200 per participant for comprehensive packages.

• Additional Expenses: Accommodations, meals, entertainment, and increased staffing for multi-day event logistics.

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Sod Buster - Summer 2023 (june/july)

• This much-anticipated event is the main fundraiser for a local group.

• This celebration of sportsmanship and community spirit, bring together golfers from near and far to experience our splendid course.

• A Friendly Team Scramble only $120 per team.

• Beginning at 7am with coffee and donuts before the 8am tee off.

• We recommend renting a cart (not included in registration fee) from the pro shop, reservations can be made online.

• We usually welcome at least thirty teams.

• This event is a golden opportunity for local businesses to champion community spirit through a sponsorship

Golf on Turkey Mountain

Annual Tournament Events

Championship Flight

• Wilkes, Phillips, McBride 55

• Smart, Jarrett, Dawson 57

• Galbraith, Reiley, Zeigler 61

• Gooch, Moure, TBD 61

2023 Ozark Gateway Regional Golf Classic