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NCJGA is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization located in San Diego's North County. Our mission is to make junior golf fun, affordable and accessible for boys and girls of all ages and skill levels.
Membership registration is available on www.ncjga.com under the "About" tab. Complete all of the required information and your membership application will be processed.
The annual membership fee is $65.00. At your first tournament you will receive your NCJGA bag tag & a $20 range card from the Carlsbad Golf Center.
The Premium Players Club is an optional addition to your NCJGA membership. Adding the (PPC) service allows you an in-depth look at your playing statistics. You are also able to add non-NCJGA tournament rounds to build a larger base of statistical data. The (PPC) is a great way for the golfer to find the areas that need improvement. This feature is a perfect tool to help the college bound student/athlete.
No. The only division that requires membership is the Toyota Cup Division (TCQ).
The entry fee varies for each event. Event information is located under the "Tournaments" tab. Click the "Info" link for the event you are planning to play and you will be able to access all tournament information. Most 1-day Championship Tour events cost $45 for members and $65 for non-members. 2-Day events usually cost $99 for members and $125 for non-members. On the Executive Tour, most tournaments cost $35 for members and $50 for non-members. We will pass on a 9-hole member fee if provided by the golf course.
Tournaments on the executive tour are for boys and girls 5-18. They are scheduled on Sunday afternoons at executive-length golf courses (~3000 yards) with competitive (seasonal points) and recreational divisions (just for fun).
Tournaments on the championship tour are for boys and girls 11-18 years old. They are 1-2 day events at championship-length golf courses (~6000 yards) with advanced (Toyota Cup), competitive (seasonal points) and recreational divisions (just for fun).
Yes, however you will need approval.
The Toyota Cup Tour is designed for more competitive junior golfers who are looking to take their game to the next level. The Toyota Cup Tour is recognized by college coaches throughout the United States as one of the premier competitive junior golf tours in the country. NCJGA has partnered with the Southern California PGA Junior Tour to offer exemptions into select events on the Toyota Cup Tour. Boys 13-18 who average 78 and below and girls 12-18 who average 85 and below are eligible to play the qualifier (select yes in the tournament registration for TCQ).
Tournament registration deadlines are approximately 1 week prior to the tournament. If you attempt to register after the registration has passed you will be first added to a waiting list and then to the tournament field should a spot be available.
Tournament registration is available in the "About" tab via the Schedule option. Find the tournament you want to play in and click "register" to the right of it and follow the instructions. You can sign up for multiple tournments at the same time.
The NCJGA does its best to accept every player into a tournament on a first come first served basis. Should the number of players registered exceed the number of available spots; a waiting list will be generated.
If you missed a deadline and there are still spots left in the tournament, you can e-mail Marcia@ncjga.com and she will assist you with registering for the event.
This information will be available the Thursday before the tournament you signed up for. You can access this information by clicking on the Tournament Schedule then click on the "info" link that is provided for each tournament. There will be a "Pairings" link in the upper left side under tournament round.
Caddies are only allowed for the 8 & under and 9-10 year old divisions. Some tournaments allow caddies for additional age groups and will be listed under the "parent/player information" section of the tournament information.
Spectators are not allowed at most facilities. You can check the "parent/player information" section of the tournament information to see if spectators are permitted.
Players are required to check in at the tournament registration table at least 1 hour prior to their assigned tee time to allow the player time to warm up on the range/putting green. Players must arrive to the first tee 15 minutes prior to their tee time to receive their tournament scorecard and any further instructions.
Always confirm the tees being played by clicking on the age division under contests on the info page for the tournament entered. However, as a general rule, the tees are as follows:
Yes, the NCJGA welcomes players of all ages and skill levels. Golfers who want to try playing tournament golf just for fun can sign up for the "recreational" division. We also offer in the school of golf our "Learn to Play" events for beginners.
Go to our Donation Page to make an on-line donation.
Go to our Sponsors Page to learn about becoming an NCJGA sponsor. All donations are tax-deductible. You will receive a letter from us with our tax ID number as a receipt.
No, all players in NCJGA competition are required to walk. Pull carts are allowed. Parents in the caddy divisions can rent a cart however, the clubs can ride but the player must walk.
Parents can support the program by offering to volunteer:
Some courses include a hot dog and soda or a $5.00 lunch special, but it is recommended that each player comes prepared with their own snacks and water. At the end of play, snacks and drinks are provided by NCJGA if approved by the facility.
There will be a playoff only for first place (if the golf course has time and allows it). All other ties will be carded off starting with the lowest back 9 score.
Every player who turns in a scorecard earns a prize. Champion and Runner Up earn plaques/trophies and 3rd, 4th, and 5th places earn medals.
USGA and Local Rules are in effect. Please adhere to proper golf attire.
Points are awarded to the top 10 finishers of each competitive division.
Yes, the School of Golf offers weekly group sessions.
Yes, Learn to Play events will be held at executive length golf courses. NCJGA "Learn to Play" events are perfect for new golfers that have been hitting balls at the driving range and want to start playing on the golf course.
Divisions for Learn to Play are Boys & Girls 10 and under and Boys & Girls 11 and older.
To become a Youth on Course member you will need to join or renew your membership with the SCGA foundation. In the past our partnership with the SCGA has allowed us to pass this membership on to NCJGA Juniors. However, this year the foundation's continued growth requires a member fee. Join or renew your membership by March 1st so that you receive your new YoC bag tag.