The 2021 Outback Queensland Masters has sold out ahead of tee-off in just its second year.

Running over six weekends from June 19 to July 25, the 2021 Masters spans an epic 1900 km across Queensland with competitions in six towns. It is an extraordinary journey through the landscapes, legends, and hospitality of Outback Queensland.

Offering the world's largest amateur golfing prize pool, a win here would be a life-changing opportunity for an amateur golfer. It's no surprise that the competition's million-dollar hole-in-one challenge and multiple $10,000 hole-in-ones have captured their imagination and dreams.

Players have embraced the Outback competition with solid demand for the hottest event tickets, the All-inclusive Player Pass and All-inclusive Spectator Pass. This provides entry into all six contests.

More than more than 1000 players from across Australia competed in the event, which began on June 19 at Biloela.

Tourism and Sport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe said the event was on par to bring great outcomes to the host Outback towns.

"The Outback Queensland Masters demonstrates the important role events play in driving visitors to our region, and the ongoing legacy created by events that are homegrown and uniquely Queensland," Mr Hinchliffe said.

"This event provides participants with the perfect opportunity to get out and experience a number of Outback Queensland destinations.

"In 2019, the event resulted in more than 3,800 visitor nights contributing more than $1.4 million to the outback economy.

"This year, the event is expected to contribute more than 5,000 visitor nights for Outback Queensland - a strong increase from 2019.

"I encourage participants to make the most of the many unique experiences during their stay, from rugged national parks and stunning gorges to World Heritage-listed fossil fields, historic towns and iconic pubs.

Golf Australia's Queensland State Manager Luke Bates, said he was delighted that the team's work was rewarded with a sell-out success and for those lucky enough to have secured tickets, live entertainment has just been confirmed, with more to be announced.

"We are extremely excited to also announce live entertainment at this year's Outback Queensland Masters will include Queensland favourites, Busby Marou performing live in Biloela, leading Australian singer Casey Donavan in Quilpie and country-pop/rock star, Casey Barnes in Longreach."

"We would especially like to thank our strategic partners Tourism and Events Queensland, the Queensland Government, who supported the event through the Year of Outback Tourism Events Program, and PGA of Australia," Bates said.

"Support from local golf clubs and their members who so eagerly embraced the masters has been integral to this success. It could not have been staged without assistance from Banana Shire Council, Murweh Regional Council, Blackall Tambo Regional Council, Flinders Shire Council, Quilpie Shire Council and Longreach Regional Council."

Andrew Martin, Chairperson, Outback Queensland Tourism Association (OQTA), said the Outback Queensland Masters enables visitors genuinely to connect with locals through their shared love of golf.

"The sell-out is a great boost to Outback Queensland tourism. As Mayor of Blackall Tambo, I was heartened to see this was the first location to sell out. I hope it is an indication of record-breaking Outback visitation for 2021."