One Of Europe's Best Pro-Ams Is Returning - Here's How To Enter

The Aegean Messinia Pro-Am is returning in November at Greece's stunning Costa Navarino

The 11th hole on the Hills Course at Costa Navarino
The 11th hole on the Hills Course at Costa Navarino
(Image credit: Costa Navarino)

The popular Aegean Messinia Pro-Am is set to return once again in 2024, taking place at Costa Navarino in Greece from November 20-24.

The venue, which was voted ‘2024 Golf Resort of the Year - Mediterranean’ by IAGTO, will host the four-day event over three of its four courses - the Dunes, Hills and International Olympic Academy courses.

Main sponsor Aegean is also offering special airline ticket conditions for the tournament’s participants and their companions, free golf bag carriage to participants and complimentary air tickets (except taxes) to participating professionals.

Costa Navarino

The 12th hole on the International Olympic Academy course

(Image credit: Gerrit Kleinfeld)

Last year’s Aegean Messinia Pro-Am featured competitors from 23 different countries, with PGA of Great Britain & Ireland professional Liam Bond taking the top professional honours in the 54-hole event with a winning score of 201 (13-under-par).

The event, which is sanctioned by the Confederation of Professional Golf and supported by the Hellenic Golf Federation and the PGA of Greece, will feature a maximum of 70 teams. Each team is made up of one professional and three amateurs, while the tournament’s total prize fund will reach up to €70,000.

This year's main event will be brought to a spectacular conclusion with a gala dinner and prize-giving ceremony for participants.

Team registration for the Aegean Messinia Pro-Am 2024 is now open and is on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Visit the Aegean Messinia Pro-Am website for more.

Elliott Heath
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Elliott Heath is our News Editor and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016 after graduating with a degree in Sports Journalism. He covered the 2022 and 2025 Masters from Augusta National and was there by the 18th green to watch Rory McIlroy complete the career grand slam. He has also covered five Open Championships on-site including the 150th at St Andrews.