Million Dollar Round, a tournament where amateurs win money soon in France?

Pocketing up to a million dollars in a tournament reserved only for amateur players, aged over 18 and with a USGA handicap, is now possible. We explain how it works…

It is in the country where the greenback is king that this is happening. Obviously! The People’s Tournamentthe People's Tournament or also called Million Dollar Roundhere opens a new era in the practice of Golf. We know that money flows freely in the professional world, whether we find ourselves on the PGA Tour and more on the LIFE Golf where the contracts of some of the biggest players here reach sums of up to eight zeros…

This revolution of always more is now also attacking the amateur world, although it has been sacred since the “dawn of time” as being impervious to any financial remuneration.

The principle is apparently simple. Amateur golfers, aged over 18 and with a handicap validated by the USGA (United States Golf Association) are invited to compete for four major prizes in a single-elimination Match Play format.

Our goal is to provide the same excitement, challenge and adrenaline rush as the professionals, but for everyday gamers.

During a period of 21 days, on several different courses, the fight promises to be fierce since at the finish, the four best among them will find themselves all expenses paid on an “exceptional route” with the prize of possibility of pocketing a million dollars. The finalist will be satisfied with 375,000 dollars, the third 175,000 and the fourth 100,000…

« We created this concept to provide professional level cash prizes to amateur golfersunderlines Guy de Havillandethe instigator of this event like no other. Our goal is to provide the same excitement, challenge and adrenaline rush as the professionals, but for everyday gamers. Sport should be inclusive and everyone deserves the chance to enjoy the same rewards. »

For the moment exclusively programmed in the United States, this “revolutionary” format where professionals are prohibited from access is reserved for men but also for women, in two very distinct categories. But it could also see the light of day very soon in Europe and Asia. Notice to… amateurs!

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