New Hampshire Open Championship

The New Hampshire Open Championship is organized by the New England Golf Association (NEGA) and has been held annually since its inception in 1924, with a brief hiatus during World War II. The tournament has transitioned from a match play format to stroke play as of 1971 and is now contested as a 54-hole stroke play event over three days. It attracts a competitive field of both amateur and professional golfers primarily from New England. The championship has a rich history with notable past champions including Brad Faxon and Bill Andrade. It is considered a key event in the New England golf calendar and is hosted at various prestigious courses within New Hampshire.