THE NEXT STEP, TOGETHER
Tournament Ready
First tournament? Start here. A little planning leaves more room to enjoy the day.
FIND THEIR NEXT EVENT
What tournaments are out there?
Browse the tours we currently cover: U.S. Kids Golf, selected AJGA events and South Florida PGA. This is a starting point, not every tournament near you.
Start with age and location. Everything else is optional.
Checked October 2, 2026. Registration status is a dated snapshot, not a guarantee of space. Deadlines are applied automatically; new openings, cancellations and field changes require a refresh. Not a complete national calendar. Distances are approximate straight-line estimates.
PGA Jr. League · Team golf
Team scramble golf with 9u, 13u and 17u divisions. Local age offerings, schedules and availability vary.
Find a local PGA Jr. League program ↗Official program finder, not an imported local listing. Enter your location there to find teams; our distance and date filters do not search its live availability.
South Florida PGA: choose a pathway
Choose a program to see its events below, ordered by date. Membership and eligibility requirements still apply.
SFPGA event dates and registration details appear below. Open SFPGA Tournament Central ↗
How age and experience matching work
Local Tour results use U.S. Kids Golf’s published ages 5–14; ages 15–18 are offered on select tours. Enable the confirmation option to see those possibilities. Its Fall age cutoff is November 30. Confirm your event’s division before paying.
“First tournament” and “some experience” show Local Tour events as starting points to investigate—not a readiness assessment. U.S. Kids Golf recommends prior scoring of 63 or lower for nine holes from its recommended distances. The imported-event experience labels are broad starting points, not a tour-wide eligibility rule. The SFPGA program directory uses its separate Links, Prep and Medalist pathways. Age, division, invitation and other entry criteria still apply. U.S. Kids Golf registration guidance ↗
City searches match the venue city or tour name. ZIP searches omit events without usable venue ZIP data; try a city or state to include them. Fees shown may exclude membership, late charges and other costs.
Check more schedules: U.S. Kids Golf ↗ · AJGA ↗
Is this the right event?
Talk with your child and coach about confidence, pace and the format. Choose an experience that fits where they are now.
Check readiness & event fit → 02 / GET ON THE CALENDARDates, fees & waitlists
Check when registration opens, the cancellation policy and what happens if you’re waitlisted. Include travel in the cost.
Plan registration → 03 / THE FIRST TOURNAMENTMake the day simpler
Know where to go, what to bring and which rules apply to parents. Let your junior focus on playing.
Open the quick checklist ↓SAVE THE GUESSWORK
Your first-event checklist
Before you pay
Confirm eligibility, holes, tees, format, full fees and refund deadlines with the organizer. Ask how caddies and spectators are handled.
Before you leave
Check the event instructions, arrival time and weather plan. Pack clubs, balls, tees, water, snacks and weather-appropriate clothing.
After the round
Give them space, then ask what they enjoyed. A tough score doesn’t have to spoil the day—or their love of golf.
Keep it fun →Each event sets its own requirements. Use its current player information for the final checklist.
FROM OUR FAMILY
The waiting game is real.
We’ve had to skip events because a last-minute waitlist call didn’t work for our family. My wife keeps registration reminders, and we still miss some. Decide what travel and notice you can manage before committing.
Plan costs & registration reminders →