Good Tournaments for Junior

uschallengecup.org is a well run tour that is cheap and offers a level of competition above that of the met pga.

PJGT

IJGT is a bit pricy, but a good test on top courses.

I second the PJGT. The Plantations Junior Golf Tour.

www.pjgt.com

You should join the ajga and try and play in a pre season they are a great oppurtunity for inexperienced players at gaining some ajga pbe status.

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

Jack

You are correct AJGA preseason you do not need exemptions to play in them.

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

 

Jack

I am going to play in that Preseason as well. Just a word of advice, make sure you are at your computer screen at 3:00 on the day that the application is released. The Preseason, aswell as the qualifiers are all on a first come first serve basis. They are a great opportunity to get the feel of the AJGA, as well as the chance to get credit towards your PBE early in the season. Best of luck this year! ;)

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

 

Jack

 

I am going to play in that Preseason as well. Just a word of advice, make sure you are at your computer screen at 3:00 on the day that the application is released. The Preseason, aswell as the qualifiers are all on a first come first serve basis. They are a great opportunity to get the feel of the AJGA, as well as the chance to get credit towards your PBE early in the season. Best of luck this year! ;)

Cool to know...hopefully I'll get in and we'll meet...thanks also for clarifying. I had been told by someone else I know on the AJGA that tournaments fill up quickly. So the earliest time you can enter is on 3:00 P.M. that day, so in this case March 20th?

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

 

Jack

 

I am going to play in that Preseason as well. Just a word of advice, make sure you are at your computer screen at 3:00 on the day that the application is released. The Preseason, aswell as the qualifiers are all on a first come first serve basis. They are a great opportunity to get the feel of the AJGA, as well as the chance to get credit towards your PBE early in the season. Best of luck this year! ;)

 

Cool to know...hopefully I'll get in and we'll meet...thanks also for clarifying. I had been told by someone else I know on the AJGA that tournaments fill up quickly. So the earliest time you can enter is on 3:00 P.M. that day, so in this case March 20th?

Actually there has been a change in qualifer entrance. It is no longer all first come first serve basis. Go to the site and read about it.

how much does it usally cost to enter sum of the ajga events?

how much does it usally cost to enter sum of the ajga events?

AJGA Entry Fees:

Medicus Preseason Junior Series Tournament: $230

Junior All-Star Series Tournament: 250

AJGA Open Tournament: $250

AJGA Invitational Tournament: $300

Srixon Qualifier: $75 ($100 for non-AJGA members)

simon54 ;)

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

 

Jack

 

I am going to play in that Preseason as well. Just a word of advice, make sure you are at your computer screen at 3:00 on the day that the application is released. The Preseason, aswell as the qualifiers are all on a first come first serve basis. They are a great opportunity to get the feel of the AJGA, as well as the chance to get credit towards your PBE early in the season. Best of luck this year! ;)

I'm also going to play the Preseason even at Rochester. Like clevelandballer said, the Preseasons fill up very quickly so make sure you are ready and at the computer as soon as the application comes out. Hopefully I get to meet you guys there.

If you want to get bertter play in IJGT And AJGA. They are the best tour's.

Thanks for the responses guys...I signed up for the AJGA and I am hoping to play in the Medicus Preseason Junior at Rochester, as it seems you don't need any prior exemptions for this (please clarify if I'm wrong). I also plan to sign up for the U.S. Challenge Cup and will try and play a few of those tournaments. A buddy of mine played in a lot of those last year and also suggested them. Thanks...

 

Jack

 

I am going to play in that Preseason as well. Just a word of advice, make sure you are at your computer screen at 3:00 on the day that the application is released. The Preseason, aswell as the qualifiers are all on a first come first serve basis. They are a great opportunity to get the feel of the AJGA, as well as the chance to get credit towards your PBE early in the season. Best of luck this year! :drinks:

 

I'm also going to play the Preseason even at Rochester. Like clevelandballer said, the Preseasons fill up very quickly so make sure you are ready and at the computer as soon as the application comes out. Hopefully I get to meet you guys there.

Let's just hope the snow melts in time....I couldn't get a hold of anyone at the course, but they are right in that area that got hit pretty hard with snow this winter. The website didn't have a much about the course, so we shall see, the AJGA wouldn't host an event there if it wasn't a good track.

Here is the new qualifier guidelines for 2007:

The first 50 percent of the field will be filled as follows:

Step 1: Rising seniors (2008 grads) from the state of the qualifier who have yet to earn entry into a tournament or qualifier during the current season

Step 2: Rising seniors (2008 grads) from a bordering state of the qualifier who have yet to earn entry into a tournament or qualifier during the current season

Step 3: All other rising seniors (2008 grads) who have yet to earn entry into a tournament or qualifier during the current season

Step 4: All other rising seniors

The next 40 percent of the field will be filled as follows:

Step 5: Non rising seniors from the state or bordering state of the qualifier who have yet to earn entry into a tournament or qualifier during the current season

Step 6: All other non rising seniors who have yet to earn entry into a tournament or qualifier during the current season

Step 7: All other non rising seniors

The final 10 percent of the field, as well as the alternate list, will be filled as follows:

Step 8: Random draw

Ties at any step will be broken by:

1) Performance Based Entry status

2) Location

a. Players from the state of the Qualifier

b. Players from a bordering state of the Qualifier

3) Random draw