2026–27 · The BTG Year
One Season. Four Majors. One Cup.
September reveals it. October opens it. Winter Bash is the first major; The Crown Classic takes the last points in July. Then the Cup Finals crown the year on grass in August.
Four-Major numbering · 2026–27 forward
Major 1
Winter Bash
Upcoming
Major 2
Legends
Upcoming
Major 3
Back Nine Open
Upcoming
Major 4
The Crown Classic
Upcoming · the last points
Sep
Oct
Season opens
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Back Nine Teams
Venue TBA
Best Ball · 3
Back Nine Teams
Sawgrass
Scramble · 2
Back Nine Teams
Venue TBA
Best Ball · 4
Back Nine BattlesOct 5 – the National Final, Apr 24
BNC Points earnedOct – Jul
Aug
Cup Finals
The Season Map · Oct → Aug
Four-Major numbering · 2026–27 forward
Oct
Back Nine Teams
Venue TBA
Best Ball · 3
Dec
Major 1
Winter Bash
Upcoming
Mar
Back Nine Teams
Sawgrass
Scramble · 2
May
Major 2
Legends
Upcoming
May
Back Nine Teams
Venue TBA
Best Ball · 4
Jun
Major 3
Back Nine Open
Upcoming
Jul
Major 4
The Crown Classic
the last points
Upcoming
Aug
Season close
Cup Finals
The year is crowned
Back Nine Battles opens Oct 5 and runs to the National Final in April. BNC Points are earned October through July, then the Cup Finals crown the year in August.
Four Majors + three stops
Majors: Winter Bash, Legends, the Back Nine Open, and The Crown Classic — the last major of the year, played in July, and the last chance to move on the board. Back Nine Teams stops fill the gaps: Oct (best ball), Sawgrass in Mar (scramble), May (best ball).
One season, one arc
Back Nine Battles opens Oct 5 and runs to the National Final in April — one straight race, no halves to keep track of. September is your run-up: the reveal, then the qualifier that forms your team. The majors are played over the top of it.
The Cup Finals
Points are earned October through July. The Crown Classic takes the last of them in July — then August adds nothing and settles everything: the Cup Finals crown the year, aiming for grass.