FCG Callaway World Championship Champion Earns Exemption into the Trans-Mississippi Amateur Championship
Future Champions Golf is proud to announce another prestigious exemption opportunity for our players.
The Boys 15–18 Champion of the 2026 FCG Callaway World Championship will earn an exemption into the Trans-Mississippi Amateur Championship, one of the most historic and respected amateur championships in the world.
Founded in 1901, the Trans-Mississippi Amateur Championship is among the longest-running amateur events in golf and has served as a proving ground for many of the game’s greatest players. Past champions include Jack Nicklaus, Ben Crenshaw, Bryson DeChambeau, Collin Morikawa, Cameron Champ, and Will Zalatoris, underscoring the championship’s place as a true gateway to elite amateur and professional golf.
The FCG Callaway World Championship has grown into one of the premier global junior golf championships, annually welcoming 800+ players from more than 40 countries who qualify through an extensive international network of events. The championship consistently brings together top junior talent, college coaches, and elite competitive environments, making it a cornerstone of the Future Champions Golf pathway.
This exemption represents exactly what Future Champions Golf strives to provide — clear, earned pathways that connect junior golfers to the highest levels of amateur and professional opportunity. By earning a place in the Trans-Mississippi Amateur, the FCG Callaway World Championship champion takes a meaningful next step beyond junior golf and into the broader amateur landscape.
We are grateful to the Trans-Mississippi Amateur Championship for their continued support of junior golf and for recognizing the competitive excellence of the FCG Tour and our championship events.