Winton will host round four of the carnival this week, with Mount Isa scheduled to host it next weekend after its own open finishes up.

Then the event culminates in the million dollar hole-in-one contest at Birdsville the following week.

Having already played at Roma and Tambo, Round 3 took place at Barcaldine on the weekend just gone with 144 players defying the rain to take to the course.

Birdsville has been sold out for the million dollar decider which has yet to go off in the three years the competition has run.

Birdsville local and President of the Birdsville Dunes Golf Club, Nell Brook said it had taken decades of planning and hard work from the small community to be ready.

"The 18-hole course is in the final stages of preparing to host its first tournament, the Outback Queensland Masters," Mr Brook said.

"Designed as a championship course, it meanders through three sand hills, presenting a stiff challenge to good players looking to score well but provides plenty of width and forgiveness for beginners.

"We preserved the native vegetation as much as possible and, in places, it creates an extra layer of strategy as players must decide if they will challenge strips of shrubs in the fairway or take a longer route around.

Golf Queensland's Luke Bates said it was an event for everyone.

"It doesn't matter if you haven't played before, or only hit golf balls at the driving range or putt-putt, everyone is welcome to join us for this amazing fun experience," Mr Bates said.

Event 4 Winton - July 9 & 10, 2022

Event 5 Mount Isa - July 16 & 17, 2022

Event 6 Birdsville - July 22, 23 & 24, 2022

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