B.C.'s longest-running amateur golf tournament returns to Chilliwack this summer.
The 2025 Chilliwack Men's Open Golf Tournament, which began back in 1960, runs July 12 to 13 at the Chilliwack Golf Club with a shootout taking place on Friday, July 11.
"This is a fantastic opportunity for families, fans, and the broader community to enjoy some of the best golf B.C. has to offer – at no cost," said Luke Fedora with Chilliwack Golf Club.
The Chilliwack Men's Open brings together top amateur and professional golfers from across the province for three days of "exciting competition and community spirit," he said.
They expect 175 players to compete, 44 of which are professionals.
The tournament itself runs Saturday and Sunday with tee times starting at 7 a.m. and running throughout each day. The public is welcome to stop by any time and watch for free.
There are hole-in-one competitions during the event where players have the chance to win $10,000. Tournament participants also get meal and drink vouchers and access to a party Saturday night. The Sleeman's beer garden and barbecue will be set up at the 15th hole.
The Friday night, three-ball shootout on the fourth hole kicks off at 5 p.m. on July 11 where the first 32 registered tournament participants will go head-to-head in a randomly-seeded bracket.
The Chilliwack Men's Open Golf Tournament is at Chilliwack Golf Club (41894 Yale Rd. W.) from July 11 to 13. To play in the tournament, folks can sign up at chilliwackgolf.com/golf/#golf-events. Registration fees vary. People can register up until Monday, July 7 or until the field is full. Caddies are permitted.
