Drive, Chip & Putt

Participants compete in all three skills (Drive, Chip and Putt) and hit three shots per skill for a total of nine shots. Points are accumulated per shot at each skill. The overall champion in each division is determined by the participant with the most points accumulated between all three skills. For additional information on eligibility, scoring and more, please visit the Rules and Regulations page.

Please log in to your account on www.drivechipandputt.com. Once logged in, the participants associated with your account will be listed within your account dashboard. If your participant is registered for a local qualifier, the event details will appear directly beneath their profile information. Alternatively, you can email info@drivechipandputt.com to verify registration status.

A registration must be received no later than 3 p.m. CDT on the date five (5) days prior to the local qualifier. Late registrations are automatically rejected, and walk-on registrations are not allowed.

There is no entry fee for any qualifying level of Drive, Chip and Putt. The competition is completely free for all participants.

No. You may not submit more than one application for any individual to participate in Drive, Chip and Putt. If more than one application is submitted for a participant, all applications will be rejected.

The age bracket is based upon the participant’s age as of the date of the National Finals. Boys and girls compete in separate divisions across four age categories: 7–9 years old; 10–11 years old; 12–13 years old; and 14–15 years old.

Yes. The path for qualifying is pre-determined to maintain balanced numbers of participants across the sub-regional and regional stages. Participants advance to corresponding pre-assigned sub-regional and regional events. If you want your junior to attend an alternate sub-regional site, select a local qualifying site accordingly prior to competing.

Registration closes 5 days prior to each local qualifier. Final start times are emailed 4 days prior to the event. The specific event page will also list a general event start window.