KPGA Members & Associates can register for a KPGA Players Card for an annual fee of $100.  By joining, you will receive a discount of $10 off the posted entry fee when registering for Pro-Pro & Pro-Am tournaments (excludes Travel Pro-Ams).  This also enters you into the draft for the Season Long Pro-Pro Series Team Competition.

What is the Season Long Pro-Pro Series?

- Players MUST purchase their players card by March 15th of the current season to be entered into the team draft.

- Players are drafted to one of five teams (Team Nichols, Team Osborne, Team Demling, Team Tyree, Team Brewer).  Each team typically has approximately 15 players.

- For each Pro-Pro tournament a player competes in, they will earn points to go towards their overall team season points based on what place them and their partner finish at each Pro-Pro tournament.  Example, Player A and Player B are partners in the Pro-Pro Shamble and finish solo 4th as a team, they will each earn 17 points to go towards their overall team point total.

- The overall team with the most points at the end of the season will earn a bonus payout of $500 to each player.

Registration: KPGA Professionals can register for the Hole-In-One Club for an annual fee of $25.  50% of this fee will be automatically donated to the Kentucky Golf Foundation with the other 50% going into the prize pool.  Non-KPGA Professionals & Amateurs are NOT eligible.

Payouts: HIO members that make a hole-in-one during a designated KPGA tournament will split the overall prize pool to be awarded at the end of the season.  NOTE: you must join the HIO Club prior to making a hole-in-one for it to be eligible for the prize money.  If there are no-hole-in-ones in the calendar year, 50% of the entire prize pool will be donated to the Kentucky Golf Foundation and the remaining 50% will roll into the next season's prize pool.

Eligible Events: Any KPGA Sanctioned tournament, including KPGA Section run events.

Ineligible Events: KPGA Junior Tour events, Travel Pro-Ams outside of Kentucky, any PGA TOUR Qualifying, PGA of America Championships, Playing Ability Tests or any side-game/event run on a course consisting of only par 3 holes.