The final push to the 2026 Golden Tee World Championship is almost here — and it all runs through Score IT.

With nearly 90+ players already locked into the field through the 2025 National Golden Tee Tour, the November Money Shot qualifier, Tour Mode competition and our Locked Condition qualifier wrapping up Sunday night, the spotlight now shifts to one of the last remaining paths to Las Vegas.

Beginning at 12:00 AM CT on Monday, March 30 and running through 11:59 PM CT on Sunday, April 5, the Score IT qualifying contest gives players one of their final opportunitys to earn their spot on the biggest stage in Golden Tee.

This format mirrors the primary qualifying path used for the 2025 World Championship — rewarding consistency, performance, and the ability to deliver across multiple rounds.

All commercial qualifying will be exclusive to GT PGA TOUR 2026 cabinets.

How It Works:

• The top 10 commercial players and top 6 home edition players will earn World Championship qualifying spots
• Rankings are determined by each player’s best 15-game average
• Only 50-man Prize Play games and 18-hole Stats Play on 2026 courses will count
  • Acoma Mesa
  • Alaska Lakes
  • Gunnison Gap
  • Hawkeye Hills
  • Machu Picchu
  • TPC Twin Cities
  • Kings Canyon
  • Elkhorn Ridge
  • Celtic Shores
  • Desert Valley Resort
• Players must complete a minimum of 15 eligible games to qualify
• There is no cap on attempts — only your top 15 scores will be used

In the event of a tie, standings will be determined by Total Great Shot Points, followed by Total Golden Tee Points.

This is a true test of endurance and execution — where every round matters, and every shot can move you closer to Las Vegas.

Last Chance Opportunities in Las Vegas

For those still chasing a spot after Score IT, the road doesn’t end there.

On Friday, June 12, players will have two final opportunities to qualify on-site in Las Vegas. The Closest to the Pin (CTTP) qualifier returns that evening at 7 PM PST with at least two guaranteed spots available.

Earlier that day, a three-course qualifier will award at least one qualifying position. CTTP may award up to four total spots, with any remaining qualifying positions allocated to the three-course event.

If a Qualified Player Cannot Attend

As we finalize the field, here’s how replacement spots will be handled:

• For 2025 National Golden Tee Tour qualifiers, any open spot will be added to the Last Chance Qualifiers in Las Vegas, split between CTTP and the three-course event

• For Tour Mode qualifiers, any player who drops out before May 1 will have their spot filled by the next eligible player within their respective bracket (Gold, Silver, Bronze, or Home)

• For Score IT qualifiers, any player who drops out before May 1 will have their spot awarded to the next highest-ranked, non-qualified player from the Score IT standings

• Any spot that opens on or after May 1 — regardless of how it was originally earned — will be awarded through the Last Chance Qualifiers in Las Vegas

The Stage Is Set

All roads lead to the 2026 Golden Tee World Championship, taking place June 11–14 at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, inside the Greene Street location.

The field is nearly complete — and Score IT is one of the final chances to earn your place.

Now it’s time to put together your best 15.

** In the interest of fairness to Canadian players, glory and prize invites have been removed from the Score IT qualifier.