Pacific Northwest Senior Amateur Championship

The Pacific Northwest Senior Amateur Championship is an annual 54-hole stroke play event organized by the Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) for male amateur golfers aged 55 and older. It is typically held over three days at premier courses in the Pacific Northwest, such as Old Works Golf Club in Anaconda, Montana. The tournament features a strong field of senior amateurs from across the region competing at a high level. The format includes three rounds of stroke play with a hosted practice round, range balls, tee gifts, and crystal awards for top finishers. In case of a tie, a hole-by-hole playoff decides the champion. The event is often held alongside the PNGA Super Senior Men's Amateur Championship for players aged 65 and older. Recent champions include Nate Hair, who won a dramatic three-man playoff in 2025. The tournament is well-regarded for its competitive field, quality courses, and significant standing within senior amateur golf in the Pacific Northwest.