• Entries: Open to two-man teams of male amateur golfers who have combined USGA Handicap Indexes of 4.0 and above and a maximum differential of 6 strokes
• Field: 96 teams -- 82 teams determined by lottery, three spots reserved for each host club and one spot reserved for each of the previous year's flight winners
• Format: 54 holes of flighted, four-ball stroke play; competitors play all three rounds at the same course.

• Entries: Open to two-man teams of male amateur golfers
• Field: 80 teams with the lowest combined USGA Handicap Indexes
• Format: 54 holes of four-ball stroke play; field cut to the low 40 teams and ties after 36 holes

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers age 55 or older for Senior division and 65 or older for Super Senior division as of the first day of the competition
• Field: 120 players with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes
• Format: Match play preceded by 36-hole stroke play qualifying. Low 16 players advance to match play in both divisions if there are at least 32 entries in that division. Otherwise, 8 players will advance to match play. 

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers age 25 or older as of the first day of the competition
• Field: 144 players; non-exempt players enter through one of six statewide 18-hole qualifiers
• Format: 54 holes of stroke play; field cut to the low 70 and ties after 36 holes

• Entries: Open to female amateur golfers in two separate divisions - Championship and Senior Women's Championship (for those players age 50 and older as of the first day of competition).
• Field: maximum field size of 84 players - low 42 players chosen by handicap index for Women's Match Play Championship qualifying and 42 players for the Senior Women's Match Play Championship qualifying; if a division doesn't fill, more players may be added to the other division for stroke play qualifying and additional match play flights.
• Format: 36 holes of stroke play qualifying followed by match play in each division; the Championship will consist of a Championship Bracket of 16 players and a Tournament Bracket of 16 players; the Senior Women's Championship will consist of a Championship Bracket of eight players and subsequent Tournament Brackets with eight players each.

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers between the ages of 14 and 18. A competitor must be at least 14 years old as of the first day of the tournament and not be 19 as of the last day of the tournament.
• Field: 144 players with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes
• Format: 54 holes of stroke play; field cut to the low 70 and ties after 36 holes; players must walk and carry their own clubs

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers age 65 or above as of the first day of the competition
• Field: 144 players; low 36 entries by USGA Handicap Index, 108 drawn by lottery.
• Format: 36 holes of flighted stroke play.

• Entries: Open to female amateur golfers between the ages of 9-18. Entrants must be at least 9 years old on or before the first day of the Championship and must not have reached their 19th birthday before the last day of the Championship. Entrants must have a GSGA handicap index.
• Field: 144 players
• Format: 54 holes of individual flighted stroke play; players must walk and carry their own clubs

• Entries: Open to female amateur golfers who have a USGA Handicap Index not exceeding 15.0
• Field: 60 players with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes
• Format: 36 holes of flighted stroke play

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers
• Field: 144 players; non-exempt players enter through one of 11 statewide qualifiers
• Format: 72 holes of stroke play; field cut to the low 70 and ties after 36 holes

• Entries: Teams from Georgia and South Carolina; composed of the top eight finishers from each state’s junior championship
• Field: Eight players per team
• Format: Two rounds of singles match play; one team point awarded for each win, half-point for ties

• Entries: Teams from Georgia and South Carolina; composed of the top four eligible finishers from each state’s girls’ championship
• Field: Four players per team
• Format: Two rounds of singles match play; all scored in Nassau format

• Entries: Teams determined by top point-earners in a series of one-day tournaments held in each of the seven geographic sections
• Field: 161 players; 23 from each section.  Players are grouped in age divisions: Boys’ 16-17, 14-15, 12-13 and 11 and under; Girls’ 14-17, 12-13 and 11 and under.
• Format: 36 holes of stroke play; points awarded to teams based on individual order of finish

• Entries: Open to female amateur golfers age 50 and above as of the first day of the competition for the Championship or Senior Division or age 65 and above for the Super Senior Division.
• Field: 132 player-maximum divided between elective Championship, Senior or Super Senior Divisions. A number of players to be determined with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes per division will be accepted.
• Format: 36 holes of flighted stroke play

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers age 55 or older as of the first day of the competition
• Field: 144 players with the lowest USGA Handicap indexes
• Format: 54 holes of stroke play; field cut to the low 70 and ties after 36 holes

Women's Southeastern
Challenge Match
Held in even-numbered years
 

• Entries: Teams from Georgia, Florida and Alabama; players determined by their state associations based upon recent performance
• Field: 12 players per team
• Format: 54 holes
  - Day One: A.M. - 18 holes of four-ball match play; P.M. - 18 holes of foursome match play
  - Day Two: 18 holes of three-ball match play

• Entries: Open to two-person teams of female amateur golfers who have a maximum handicap differential of eight strokes.  Must be 18 years old as of the first day of the competition
• Field: 60-80 teams - players may elect to compete in the Championship Gross division or the Net division; up to 10 teams will comprise the Championship division.
• Format: Round One - 18 holes of four-ball gross stroke play for Championship flight and four-ball net stroke play for remaining flights; Round two: scramble format; Championship flight will compete from separate set of longer tees than the flighted division.

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers who are members of a GSGA Member Club that is open to public play.  Entrants must not have held privileges since January 1 of the current year at any club that does not permit public play.
• Field: 72 players with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes and 72 drawn by lottery; three exemptions are given to the host club
• Format: 36 holes of flighted stroke play

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers
• Field: 120 players with the lowest USGA Handicap Indexes
• Format: Match play preceded by 18-hole stroke play qualifying. Low 31 and defending champion advance.

• Entries: Open to four-man teams of male amateur golfers who are selected by their GSGA Member Club
• Field: First 30 club teams
• Format: One round of four-ball stroke play and one round of best three of four individual stroke play

• Entries: Open to male amateur golfers; entrants must be at least 55 years old on or before the first day of the Championship for the Senior division and 65 years old for the Super Senior division; a maximum stroke differential of six strokes is allowed between partners; if the differential is more than six strokes, the higher index will be adjusted down to six strokes; the stroke differential does not apply in determining the low 48 teams by total team handicap index.
• Field: 96 teams - 48 teams based on low team index comprise the Championship flight; remaining Senior division teams drawn by lottery (1 exempt spot held for each host club; 4 exempt spots held for flight winners; low 24 teams (subject to change) by handicap index comprise the Super Senior Four-Ball Championship flight; both players must be at least 65 years or older as of the first day of the competition.
• Format: 54 holes of flighted, four-ball stroke play

• Entries: Teams from Georgia, Florida and Alabama; players determined by their state associations based upon recent performance
• Field:  12-man teams consisting of eight mid-amateurs and four seniors
• Format: Three rounds – one round of four-ball match play; one round of foursomes (two against two, playing alternate shot); one round of three-ball match play

• Entries: Teams from the GSGA and Georgia Section, PGA; players determined by recent performance in association events
• Field: 16-man teams, including four seniors.  GPGA team includes one touring professional.
• Format: One round of four-ball matches and one round of singles matches
  Field: 16-man teams, including four seniors.  GPGA team includes one touring professional.