Returning for a fourth year after a popular debut on the CDGA Social Competitions slate in 2022 is the CDGA Tour Edge Trifecta Series! Women of all ages and men age 55 and up will have the opportunity to compete in three different Qualifiers - each with a different format. Those who qualify for the year-end Championships will play a net better ball format at Arrowhead Golf Club.

• Two-Person Team Format
• Three qualifiers on both the women's and senior men's circuits will take place throughout 2025
• Points will be awarded to teams based on finishing order. These points will not be tallied individually but as a team. The total number of points won at each Tour Edge Trifecta qualifier will be added up and teams within the top 15 will qualify for the end-of-the-year Championships.
• Teams can participate in more than one qualifier
• Team champions from 2024 are exempt into the September 2025 finale

• All men age 55 and above and all women with an official USGA Handicap Index® are welcome to participate, as long as they are active CDGA members. To become a CDGA member for 2025, CLICK HERE.
• The registration fee is $260 per team.
  • Teams qualifying for the Final will receive complimentary entry for the year-end event

• Senior Division
• For male players, turning 55 as of May 1, 2025 and older
• Handicap Index limit of 24.4 or lower
• Tees (6,000 – 6,200 yards)
• Super Senior (Masters) Division
• For male players, turning 65 as of May 1, 2025 and older
• Handicap Index limit of 36.4 or lower
• Tees (5,600 – 5,900 yards)
• Women’s Division
• Handicap Index limit of 36.4 or lower
• Tees (4,900 – 5,200 yards)

• Stay & Play trips to Tullymore in Mecosta County, Michigan will be awarded at the Championships on Sept. 17 and 18 to the top finisher in each of the three divisions.
• Prizes and giveaways will also be awarded at qualifiers throughout the year and the Championship from the CDGA, Jersey Mike`s, Tour Edge, Zero Friction and Republic Bank.
• At each event, Republic Bank will offer two $5,000 hole-in-one prizes for the first aces made on each designated par 3, with $2,500 going to the individual and $2,500 being donated to the CDGA Foundation.

2024 Recap: (Women's Results) / (Senior Results) / (Women's Photo Gallery) / (Senior Photo Gallery) / (Women's Season Long Standings) / (Senior Season Long Standings)