1. Event Overview:
      •  AJGA plans to host a golf event in your area for at least three years (January–December).
      •  June - August: Sunday–Thursday, starting with a 78-player qualifier on Sunday.
          All other months: Wednesday - Sunday, starting with qualifier on Wednesday.
      •  About 10% of qualifier players advance to the main event (Monday–Thursday in summer months).

2. Player & Community Participation:
      • 156 junior golfers (ages 12-19) from around the world will compete.
      • Monday includes a practice round and a Junior-Am fundraiser benefiting a local charity.
      • Majority of players travel from out of the area to participate. Typical event has players from 15 states and 
         3 countries.

3. Economic & Tourism Impact:
      • Up to 156 families expected, with 80% staying in local hotels for at least five days. Roughly 300 room 
         nights picked up during the week of the event. 
      • Families often arrive early or stay longer, boosting local business revenue.
      • Expected economic impact: $250,000+ initially, over $1 million long-term.

4. Promotion & Media Exposure:
      • Supported by partners like the Golf Channel and PGA Tour.
      • AJGA website gets 14.4M+ views annually; social media has 220K+ followers.

5. Community Involvement:
      • Volunteer opportunities available.
      • Junior-Am event allows local golfers (members of host facility or community) to play with top junior 
         players.


AJGA Junior Championship

The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit association dedicated to the overall growth of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships.  With over 10,000 members ages 12-19 from 50 states and 60 foreign countries, the AJGA will conduct over 250 championships this year from January to December.  Each year AJGA seniors secure more than $26 million dollars in athletic and academic scholarships from participating in the AJGA. Through initiatives like the Liberty National Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant, a financial assistance program, and Leadership Links, a service-oriented platform that teaches juniors charitable-giving skills, the AJGA fosters the growth of golf’s next generation. AJGA is open to explore new opportunities domestically and internationally. At this time, there is a strong priority to bring new events to the Western Region.


AJGA Junior Championship

Youth Golf Tournament

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