The Scott Robertson Memorial Committee has made the very difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Scott Robertson Memorial. Guidance from the Center for Disease Control and guidelines for crowd size from the Commonwealth of Virginia led the Committee to conclude it was in the best interest of the participants and their families to cancel the tournament.

The 2020 Scott Robertson Memorial will not be rescheduled.  It is not possible to reschedule with the uncertainty of the impact of the spread of the virus, as well as a full schedule for other national junior golf events and the availability of Roanoke Country Club. 

We are currently in the planning stages for the 2021 Scott Robertson Memorial. We will update our website as information becomes available.

The Scott Robertson Memorial Golf Tournament, presented by Truist, is a 54-hole stroke play event held in memory of Scott Robertson, a promising young Roanoke Country Club golfer.

Scott, a 14 year-old ninth grader at North Cross School, was a top student and sports enthusiast who had won his age division in several junior golf tournaments. Scott died as a result of infectious mononucleosis in the summer of 1982.

The 37th Annual Scott Robertson Memorial will be played at Roanoke Country Club in Roanoke, VA on May 21, 22, and 23 in 2021.

Contestants are divided into four divisions: boys ages 14 and under, boys 15-18, girls ages 14 and under and girls 15-18. The winner in each division will receive a trophy bearing the tournament logo; the top finishers in each division will receive gift certificates. The Boys and Girls 15-18 Champions will have a tree planted in their honor on the golf course of Roanoke Country Club.

The Scott Robertson Memorial is recognized by the American Junior Golf Association, World Amateur Golf Rankings, Golfweek Rankings and Junior Golf Scoreboard. The boys and girls top finishers are awarded exemptions, based on the AJGA’s Performance Based Entry process. Golfweek ranked The Scott Robertson Memorial as the 12th strongest field for boys and the 11th for girls among all junior tournaments in 2019.