The Nantucket
Invitational

The Invitational pairs two players in partnership across two days — thirty-six holes split between Miacomet and Sankaty Head on Day One, and eighteen holes at Sankaty Head in the Final Round. Day One is played entirely at Miacomet — eighteen holes of four-ball in the morning followed by eighteen holes of alternate shot in the afternoon. The Final Round returns to Sankaty Head for eighteen holes of four-ball, where both division champions are crowned.

Sankaty Head, founded in 1921, sits on a ninety-foot bluff above the Atlantic. The course was drawn by local 'Sconset lad Emerson Armstrong, refined by A.W. Tillinghast, and most recently restored by Jim Urbina in 2017. The lighthouse, completed in 1850, stands sentinel over the front nine. Miacomet, on the south side of the island, offers a contrasting test — generous fairways, native fescue, and ocean views from its closing holes.

Caddies are provided through the Sankaty Head Caddy Camp — the last remaining caddy camp in the United States, in continuous operation since the late 1930s.