Marion Masters

The Marion Masters is an annual amateur golf tournament held at Ocala Palms Country Club in Ocala, Florida, and organized by the Marion County Golf Association. The event generally consists of a two-day stroke play format totaling 36 holes, with divisions including Open, Senior, and Super Senior categories. The tournament typically draws around 60 to 70 competitors who qualify through local club participation and past event performance, emphasizing strong competitive fields within the county. Players compete over two rounds with the lowest total gross scores winning their respective divisions. The event also features a qualifying stage and often includes sudden-death playoffs to decide ties for the championship. It is recognized for a competitive atmosphere attracting both rising amateur talent and veteran players in the region.