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Getting Started in Junior Tournaments (Low-Cost Paths)

You don’t need a national tour and a five-figure budget to start competing. The on-ramps that cost the least are also the ones built for beginners. Here’s how to get a first season going.

Your First Golf Tournament: The Complete Checklist

Most first-timer mistakes have nothing to do with the swing. They are a forgotten glove, a late arrival, or a rules slip on the first tee. This checklist covers all of it so you can just play.

Building a Junior Tournament Schedule

A good schedule isn’t the most events you can afford. It’s the right events, at the right level, spaced so your player arrives at the ones that matter sharp instead of fried.

When Should a Junior Start Competitive Golf?

There is no magic age. Readiness matters more than the number on a birth certificate, and a golfer who starts at thirteen can still reach college golf. Here is how to read readiness, for boys and girls, and how to take the first step.

Drive, Chip and Putt Qualifying: How to Enter and What to Expect

Drive, Chip and Putt is free, open to juniors 7 to 15, and ends on the Sunday before the Masters. Here is how qualifying actually works, how the skills are scored, and what the event is and is not.