PopStroke Invitational sets Nashville stage with $70K prize purse
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 12:22 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

The PopStroke Invitational will take place at PopStroke Nashville on September 23, featuring a total prize purse of $70,000. Seventy-two two-player teams will compete in a best-ball format for the top prize, alongside 144 individual players vying for an individual title in preliminary rounds. The event is part of PopStroke's Invitational series, which has previously occurred in Sarasota, Scottsdale, and Palm Beach. Registration includes access to food, beverages, live music, and a player gift bag, with non-competing spectators welcome to enjoy the festivities.
- •The tournament features 72 two-player teams and 144 individual players.
- •Registration costs $500 per team and $250 for individuals.
- •PopStroke Nashville is the brand’s largest location, covering 5.4 acres.
- •Live music will accompany the tournament, enhancing the atmosphere.
- •The event represents the fourth stop in the PopStroke Invitational series.
- 12:22 AMYahoo Sports — PopStroke's Invitational Series makes its Nashville debut with a $70K purse on the line
"The Nashville PopStroke Invitational is scheduled for September 23 with a guaranteed $70,000 prize purse.
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