Spring is the best time to play tournament golf in the Bay Area — courses are in peak condition after winter rains and temperatures are ideal. This season has something for every level: LPGA professionals competing at Sharon Heights, college golfers at Stanford and Silverado, and open amateur events you can register for today through BlueGolf or NCGA.org. Last updated March 18, 2026.
One of the oldest and most prestigious city amateur championships in the country. Open to SF residents. Played on TPC Harding Park — host of the 2020 PGA Championship.
One of the premier collegiate invitationals on the West Coast, hosted by Stanford Golf on their celebrated Alister MacKenzie-influenced course.
Part of the Bay Area Golf Group amateur series — open entry, great for golfers looking to play competitive rounds at Bay Area courses.
Three-day amateur event at one of Napa's premier resort courses. Combines competitive golf with access to Silverado's wine country amenities. Register via BlueGolf.
Annual East Bay amateur event at Corica Park — one of the Bay Area's most acclaimed public facilities following the Rees Jones redesign of the South Course.
US Kids Golf local tour event. Open to junior golfers ages 5–18. Great introduction to competitive golf in a welcoming, family-friendly format.
Open to all NCGA members 18+. Net format means all handicap levels are competitive. Requires NCGA membership — registration closes March 16.
Prestigious three-day NCGA championship played across Poppy Hills and the iconic Spyglass Hill. Limited to low-handicap players (5.4 index or less). Registration closes March 18.
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📅 Looking ahead? See our Summer 2026 Bay Area Golf Tournaments guide for NCGA championships, US Amateur qualifying and more events June through August.