Golden Tee players from across the country will make their way to O’Sheas Bar & Grill in Hurst, Texas from Thursday, December 4th. through Sunday, December 7th. This stop marks the final event of the 2025 National Golden Tee Tour, as the National Golden Tee Tour closes out the season with the Dallas Holiday Classic and the Top Gun and Lil Gun POTY tournament.

The Holiday Classic is one of the biggest weekends of the year in Golden Tee, where the players battle it out for more than $50,000 in prize money and two shots at a pass to the 2026 Golden Tee World Championship in Las Vegas! With the year-end Top Gun and Lil Gun tournaments also taking place, this weekend is where champions are crowned, and rivalries keep going.

Just like every stop on the National Golden Tee Tour, the Texas event has its own traditions that make it stand out. The main event is the Holiday Classic, but Sunday is where things reach another level with the Top Gun and Lil Gun Finals. These tournaments bring together the top 64 players from the National Golden Tee Tour standings. The top 32 compete in the Top Gun bracket, while players ranked 33 through 64 face off in the Lil Gun bracket. The Big Gun winner will take home some hefty prize money and the title of Player of the Year while the Lil Gun winner pockets won’t be empty and they will get their ticket to the 2026 Golden Tee World Championship. Both tournaments are free to enter for those who qualify, and every shot counts toward closing out the season in style.

The weekend kicks off Thursday night with a Closest to the Pin contest at 7:30 p.m., featuring $750 added to the prize pool. On Friday, the action continues with the Blind Draw Doubles tournament at noon. Players will compete on classic courses, with $5 from each entry going to the Play More Give Back charity. Later that evening, at 7:30 p.m., the Handicap Tournament begins. This event levels the playing field using each player’s Golden Tee handicap and serves as a satellite qualifier for the main event.

Saturday is when the Holiday Classic truly gets underway. Players will take on five different 2026 courses, with the top 32 advancing to Sunday’s Main Bracket. Everyone else continues in the Purple Bracket, Pink Bracket, or Copper Bracket ensuring that all competitors stay in the mix. Players will play a minimum of 2 rounds of the double elimination bracket Saturday night for both Main & Purple, Pink & Copper Brackets. There will be no doubles tournament on Saturday night.

Sunday morning continues with the Purple, Pink, and Copper brackets at 11 a.m., followed by the Main bracket beginning at 12 p.m. Once each bracket is crowned with a winner and the Purple Bracket winner gets their ticket to the 2026 Golden Tee World Championship, we’ll move onto to the Player of the Year tournament. The Top Gun and Lil Gun Finals will start at approximately 4:30 p.m. Prepare for a long day of Golden Tee!

For players and fans, the Dallas Holiday Classic is a celebration of Golden Tee competition and community. It’s where a year’s worth of effort, travel, and friendly battles come together for one unforgettable weekend.

For more information and registration details, visit PEGTtour.com, and follow Golden Tee’s social media channels for updates throughout the event.

Fans who can’t attend in person can catch all the action live on Golden Tee’s official YouTube channel at youtube.com/@GoldenTee.

Before you go, let’s recap this year’s main bracket winners from the National Golden Tee Tour for the 2025 season and last year's Player of the Year winner, Paul Luna!

Paul Luna:
Paul Luna’s 2024 season cemented his place among the all-time greats in Golden Tee history. A former world champion and multiple-time tour winner, he capped off the year by winning the prestigious Player of the Year Tournament. His consistency, composure, and ability to deliver in the biggest moments have made him one of the most respected names in the game. Now, with the 2025 finale on home turf, everyone is watching to see if Luna can pull off another back-to-back run and add yet another chapter to his storied career.

Joe Massara:
Joe Massara opened the 2025 National Golden Tee Tour with a bang, claiming the Florida Open in thrilling fashion against rising star Bryce Auburn. Known for his sharp mind and methodical style of play, Joe’s win was a masterclass in precision under pressure. He’s long been recognized as one of the game’s smartest competitors, able to turn tense moments into signature victories. With his name already etched among the tour’s elite, the big question is whether Joe can close out the year by adding a Player of the Year title to his growing list of accomplishments.

Jeff Lannan:
Jeff Lannan’s victory at the 2025 Wisconsin Open was a powerful reminder that he’s never far from the top. A fierce and focused competitor, Jeff thrives under pressure and always seems to find another gear when the stakes are highest. His calm demeanor hides a fire that pushes him to compete at the highest level, and his win showed he’s still one of the most dangerous players in any field. As the season finale approaches, Jeff’s quiet confidence makes him a real threat to walk away with the Player of the Year crown.

Burak Temel:
Burak Temel’s breakout win at the 2025 Music City Madness Open turned heads across the Golden Tee community. Taking down two-time world champion Andy Haas, Burak proved that his skill, drive, and determination can match anyone in the game. His victory was more than just an upset—it was a statement from a player who’s clearly on the rise. As one of the most exciting young talents to watch, Burak’s next challenge will be showing he can maintain that same energy and precision when the lights shine brightest in Texas.

Andy Haas:
Andy Haas delivered another incredible year on tour, capturing both the Missouri Open and the Carolina Clash in dramatic fashion. A four-time Player of the Year, Haas continues to show why he’s considered one of Golden Tee’s true legends. His calm under pressure and ability to deliver clutch shots when it matters most are unmatched. Every time he steps up to the machine, there’s a sense that something special might happen. Now, as he heads to Texas, all eyes are on him to see if he can make history with a record-breaking fifth Player of the Year title.