Age Divisions and Yardages

All boys and girls between the ages of 11-18 are eligible to participate in the HJGT. Once a player has begun attending college he or she will no longer be able to compete regardless of age. The following are the age divisions and approximate yardages they will compete at:

Boys 15-18  6,700-7,000 Yards

Boys 11-14  6,000-6,250 Yards

Girls 15-18  5,600-5,900 Yards

Girls 11-14  5,200-5,400 Yards

For events held in South Carolina, the Boys 11-14 and the Boys 15-18 division will not play the same yardages. Boys 11-14 that wish to earn SCGJA points you must contact the HJGT to elect to play up a division.

In the event that the Boys 15-18 Division does not reach the state requirements we will combine Boys 15-18 and Boys 11-14 yardages to adhere to the state requirements.

Testimonials

Andrew Harvey

"The HJGT is a world-class junior golf tour. Their tournaments include top of the line golf courses and competition. These aspects as well as many others make it irresistible not to play."

Andrew Harvey

Preston Cole

“I choose HJGT events, because the staff does a great job of creating a great environment to help me become a better golfer. The tournaments are always well run, and the competition on the HJGT is very high.”

Preston Cole

Ryan Shaw

"The tournaments are very competitive and professionally run. The HJGT has offered me an outstanding opportunity to prepare for my college golf career. If anyone is serious about playing golf tournaments, they should definitely try the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour."

Ryan Shaw

Chip Hoch

This tour has prepared me for college golf. The course setup, quality of the events, and strength of competition have helped me become a better player. I owe alot of my recent success to the HJGT staff.

Chip Hoch

Chandler Vilcheck

"I feel like the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour was a huge part of my success in signing with a D-1 college. The exposure I received from the HJGT led to many D-1 colleges contacting me and following my stats. HJGT offers many tournaments that are fun, competitive, and convenient to play."

Chandler Vilcheck

Jon Newsome

"As a parent of a successful jr. golfer and two time winner on the HJGT, I can tell you that large national tournaments and invitational's are a great way to see the competition, but becoming the best in your region of the country and proving it over and over again on a jr. tour like the HJGT will gain you more recognition, not to mention consistently help you in your national rankings."

Jon Newsome