2025 Tigertown Open entries are open for golf tournament at The Elms Country Club
Entries are of open for the 74th Tigertown Open, which is set for Friday, July 18, at The Elms Country Club in Massillon.
The Tigertown Open will feature four divisions (Pro, Senior Pro, Amateur and Senior Amateur) each with a separate skins pot. There is a $5,000 guaranteed first place professional prize and a $1,500 guaranteed senior professional first place prize.
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Online entry and starting times are available on the Golf Genius website at GolfGenius.com.
This article originally appeared on The Repository: Entries open for 2025 Tigertown Open golf tournament at The Elms
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