Red Oaks Shootout

Make the cut, then make the putt. The Red Oaks Shootout is one of the Tour’s most unusual formats and is played each summer on the Eastern Division schedule at Red Oaks Golf Course in Madison Heights, a par-31 nine-hole course. It has been on the calendar every year since 2013.

The day starts with a nine-hole, net stroke-play qualifier. Only the players who finish inside the cut line move on to the Shootout, a five-hole putt-off played on the practice green, where every hole is a putt for points. Everyone else still plays for the closest-to-the-pin prizes on the course.

Shootout scoring. Players making a 1-putt are awarded 5 points. A 2-putt gains the player 3 points, a 3-putt gets 2 points and a 4-putt gets 1 point. Most points wins the tournament. If 2 or more players are tied, the putt-off continues in sudden-death format.

Because the winner is decided by the putt-off rather than the qualifying score, this page shows the full finish for each year rather than low-net comparisons.