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The Memorial Health Championship presented by LRS returns for its 11th year at Panther Creek Country Club.
The Korn Ferry Tour tournament runs Thursday, June 25 through Sunday, June 28. The purse remains $1 million, with $180,000 to the winner.
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General admission tickets are free.
They can be found at MemorialHealthChampionship.com, along with upgraded tickets for the J&J Gaming VIP Lounge on the 9th and 18th greens.
Parking is available at Landmark Chrysler, 2331 Prairie Crossing Drive in Springfield. A continuous shuttle bus service will escort fans to Panther Creek and back.
The shuttle service begins at 6 a.m. each of the four rounds and ends one hour after play.
Austin Smotherman won last year’s tournament with a 25-under 259 total. Here are other past champions:
2024 — Max McGreevy (-24)
2023 — Paul Barjon (-26)
2022 — Paul Haley II (-27)
2021 — Taylor Moore (-27)
2020 — Brett Drewitt (-19)
2019 — Xinjun Zhang (-15)
2018 — Anders Albertson (-25)
2017 — Adam Schenk (-14)
2016 — Martin Flores (-22)
Concessions accept both cash and card, but there is no ATM on the grounds.
Mobile devices must be silent at all times, and the PGA Tour has a strict bag policy.
For more information, visit the website’s spectator information page.
This article originally appeared on State Journal-Register: What golf fans need to know for 2026 Memorial Health Championship
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The Korn Ferry Tour tournament runs Thursday, June 25 through Sunday, June 28. The purse remains $1 million, with $180,000 to the winner.
Your complete guide to America’s 250th birthday in Springfield region
Springfield airport sees damage, quick recovery from recent storm
Tickets to the Memorial Health Championship
General admission tickets are free.
They can be found at MemorialHealthChampionship.com, along with upgraded tickets for the J&J Gaming VIP Lounge on the 9th and 18th greens.
Where to park
Parking is available at Landmark Chrysler, 2331 Prairie Crossing Drive in Springfield. A continuous shuttle bus service will escort fans to Panther Creek and back.
The shuttle service begins at 6 a.m. each of the four rounds and ends one hour after play.
Past winners
Austin Smotherman won last year’s tournament with a 25-under 259 total. Here are other past champions:
2024 — Max McGreevy (-24)
2023 — Paul Barjon (-26)
2022 — Paul Haley II (-27)
2021 — Taylor Moore (-27)
2020 — Brett Drewitt (-19)
2019 — Xinjun Zhang (-15)
2018 — Anders Albertson (-25)
2017 — Adam Schenk (-14)
2016 — Martin Flores (-22)
Schedule of events
- On Monday, the course will be closed to the public for the Ladies Pro-Am and subsequent LRS corporate outing.
- On Tuesday, the Gameday youth event runs from 2:30-6 p.m. Participants ages 10-18 can follow professional golfers on the inside track during the practice round. The program, run through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, is free. Tickets can be found at fcagolf.org/gameday if still available.
- Wednesday includes the LRS Pro-Am.
- On Thursday and Friday, the morning wave tees off from 6:35 a.m. to 8:47 a.m., followed by an afternoon wave from noon to 2:12 p.m.
- On Saturday and Sunday, tee times run 6:30 a.m. until 1 p.m.
What else to know
Concessions accept both cash and card, but there is no ATM on the grounds.
Mobile devices must be silent at all times, and the PGA Tour has a strict bag policy.
For more information, visit the website’s spectator information page.
This article originally appeared on State Journal-Register: What golf fans need to know for 2026 Memorial Health Championship
Continue reading...
