Fully Exempt Status:
Fully Exempt Status is earned with top finishes under the
Performance Based Entry process.
Junior All-Star Exempt Status:
Junior All-Star Exempt Status is earned by meeting the below
criteria (Boys / Girls).
Tournament Exemptions:
Can be earned through performance at the national, regional
and state level.
Junior All-Star Tournament Exemptions:
Can be earned through select state level junior tours.
Performance Stars: Can be earned through
performance at the national, regional and state level.
Four Performance Stars earn one Tournament Exemption
for boys. Three Performance Stars earn one Tournament
Exemption for girls.
Tiebreaker: Remaining
spots will be filled through the Junior All-Star Series
tiebreaker.
Boys: Top-5 Finish 2007 Junior
All-Star Series event
Girls: Top-3 Finish 2007 Junior
All-Star Series event
Getting to the Next Level The following Tournament Exemptions and Performance Stars
may be earned through play in
the Junior All-Star Series to assist players in gaining
entry into AJGA Open tournaments through Performance Based
Entry:
Boys: Champion – 3 Tournament
Exemptions, Top-5– 2 Tournament Exemptions, Top-10– 1
Tournament Exepmtion, Top
33% – 1
Performance Star
Girls: Champion – 2 Tournament
Exemptions, Top-3– 1 Tournament Exemption. Top 33%– 1
Performance Star
Boys Junior
All-Star Exempt Status Criteria Must be 12-15 years old throughout the duration of the
event to be eligible for the Junior All-Star Series.
Top-20 Finish
2006, 2007 Junior All-Star Series
Top-15 Finish
2006, 2007 Final IJGT Merit Points Standings (13-15
division)
2006, 2007 Final FCWT Points Standings (13-15 division)
2006, 2007 U.S. Kids Golf Regional
Championship (12 division)
2006, 2007 U.S. Kids Golf
World Championship (11 division)
2006, 2007 U.S. Kids
Golf Teen World Championship (2012 grads)
2006, 2007 Final
SJGT Points Standings (12-13 division)
2006, 2007 Final
PJGT Points Standings (12-13 division)
2006 TJGT
Holiday Classic@Barton Creek (12-15)
2007 TJGT
The Woodlands/Tour Championship (12-15)
Champions
2007 IJGA Dave Rowlands Youth Development
Tournament of Champions (12-13)
2006, 2007 U.S. Kids Golf Regional Championship
(11 division)
2006, 2007 PGA Junior Series Event Champions (13-15
division)
2006, 2007 RCGA Future Links Event Champions
(11-13 division)
Boys Junior All-Star Tournament Exemption Criteria
Must be between 12-15 years old throughout the duration
of the event to be eligible for the Junior All-Star Series.
Juniors that meet the below criteria will receive a tournament
exemption into one Junior All-Star tournament.
Champions
2006, 2007 Florida Junior Tour Champions (13-15, 36-hole
events)
2007 IJGA DuPage County Junior Classic (12-15)
2006, 2007 Texas Junior Golf Tour Champions (12-15)
2006, 2007 Texas Legends Junior Tour Champions (12-14)
Girls
Junior All-Star Exempt Status Criteria Must be 13-15 years old throughout the duration of the
event to be eligible for the Junior All-Star Series.
Top-5 Finish
2006, 2007 Junior All-Star Series
Top-3 Finish
2006, 2007 Final IJGT Merit Points Standings
(14 & under
division)
2006, 2007 Final FCWT Points Standings (11-13 division)
2006, 2007 Final SJGT Points Standings (12-14 division)
2006, 2007 Final PJGT Points Standings (12-14 division)
Must be between 12-15 years old throughout the duration
of the event to be eligible for the Junior All-Star Series. Juniors
that meet the below criteria will receive a tournament
exemption into one Junior All-Star tournament.
Champions
2006, 2007 Florida Junior Tour Champions (13-15,
36-hole events)
2006, 2007 Texas Junior Golf Tour Champions (12-15)
Players who gain entry into a Junior All-Star Series
event based upon their Performance Based Entry status are
not required to use a Tournament Exemption or Performance
Stars to play in the event. A player’s status will
be retained and can be used to gain entry into an AJGA
Open tournament.
Players are limited to five Junior
All-Star Series events per year. The year-end Junior
All-Star Series Championship is an invitational and does
not count toward that total.
Junior All-Star Series events DO count
toward the AJGA tournament maximum of FIVE.
To be eligible to be ranked in The Junior Golf Scoreboard rankings a player must
meet the following criteria.
Have competed in three multi-day stroke play tournaments
within the last 52 weeks for which we have received the
results and they are listed by the same name and hometown.
Have their high school graduation year in their tournament
record. Missing yours? Read next paragraph.
Still be in high school or prior to August 1st after
graduation.
Have competed in an age group that:
completes at least 36 holes,
has a minimum of 5 competitors that complete all
scheduled rounds, and
has played from a minimum of 4,500 yards and not
shorter than the forward most USGA rated tees.
The rankings are a work in progress and some names might be
missing because we do not have a player's graduation date and/or
we do not have results for them for the required minimum of
three tournaments. Please email staff@juniorgolfscoreboard.com with
any questions.
The American Junior Golf Foundation is the primary recipient of all charitable giving to the AJGA and as such administers a variety of programs designed to compliment the AJGA and the members and families who make up our community. Learn more about these important programs and how your contributions to the Foundation secure the AJGA’s financial future for future generations to come.
The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA’s mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
Leadership Links
What is Leadership Links?
Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and
development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
