Championship Information

Boys Golf


State Tournament Venue

Aguila Golf Course (AGC)
8440 S. 35th Ave.
Laveen Village, AZ 85339

Admission Fees

$15.00 Day Pass
Children five and under admitted free

AIA Golf App

  • Family: $90.00 (includes passes for four (4) named users for regular season events)
  • Individual: $30.00 (includes a pass for one (1) named user for regular season events)
  • State Championship: $12.00 (for one (1) named user)

Purchase at iWanamaker

Hotels

Tickets available through GoFan
Ticket sales for all AIA state championship events will be conducted digitally. Spectators can only attend events in the postseason by ordering their tickets online through the association's official partner GoFan. Click here to access GoFan's site and from there you will be able to select your championship event.

Official AIA merchandise
Pepwear is the official merchandise provider of the AIA. Wheater it's apparel, hats, bags, patches or other items, Pepwear has everything a participant or a fan needs. Click on shop.azpreps365.com to access Pepwear's full catalog.

AZPreps365.com/NFHSNetwork.com Webcasting
Please note that live streaming rights of all postseason events are held by NFHSNetwork.com. Events broadcasted by AZPreps365.com and/or the NFHS Network are exclusive to those entities for postseason competition. If AZPreps365.com or the NFHS Network are not broadcasting, a school or third party may broadcast using the following three options:

NFHS Network School Broadcast Program broadcasting: If a school plans to stream a postseason event and has an NFHS Network School Broadcast Program account, it can stream through the NFHS Network.

NFHS Network Affiliate Program: A third party wanting to become an NFHS Network affiliate will be granted exclusive rights to a postseason event at no cost. The outlet must stream the event solely to the NFHS Network. The outlet may broadcast the event in its own manner and may keep its advertising. Outlet will also be eligibile for royalties. Sample Affiliate Agreement

Any other means: Outside entities may be able to broadcast an NFHS Network "declined event" with non-exclusive rights. Permission must be granted through the AIA by completing a Media Rights Agreement and agreeing to rights fees. click here for agreement

Souvenir championship programs
Every AIA championship will feature a souvenir program to be offered online only. They can be viewed as a PDF or flipbook style. All programs can be downloaded and are for the most part available on the first day of the postseason for that sport. Click here to see this year's championship programs and also access the archive.

2023-24 State Tournament Schedule

Division I:
Day 1: Thu., Nov. 2, AGC
Day 2: Fri., Nov. 3, AGC

Division II:
Day 1: Thu., Oct. 26, AGC
Day 2: Fri., Oct. 27, AGC

Note: Requests to use a golf cart must be submitted to the AIA and/or Tournament Director prior to the event. Requests will be approved if warranted. The use of carts will not carry over from the first day to the second day and will be rented only if there are available carts.

Note: Dates/Times/Locations Subject to Change

Qualifying Process

A total of 78 players will qualify for the state tournament (12 teams and 18 individuals).

Team

In order to qualify, a school must have competed in a minimum of seven (7) rounds. Each team's best seven (7) rounds will be used for qualification purposes. The top 12 ranked teams regardless of section finish will automatically qualify for the state tournament. The automatic qualifiers will be determined by the team’s iWanamaker (iWr) rankings. An iWr is equal to the team's score minus the tee box rating multiplied by 113 and then divided by the slope.

Individual

In order to qualify, an individual must have competed in a minimum of seven (7) rounds. Each individual's best seven (7) rounds will be used for qualification purposes. The top 18 individuals not on a qualifying team - based on their individual iWr at the conclusion of the regular season - will advance to the state tournament. An iWr is equal to the player’s score minus the tee box rating multiplied by 113 and then divided by the slope.