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AJGA Mission Statement
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
   
   
   
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Frequently Asked Questions

The following are some of the most common questions asked of the AJGA.

Why does the AJGA allow players who have already signed National Letters of Intent to play in their events?
After years of debate, the AJGA and the USGA agreed to create a universal definition of “junior golfer.” That definition is a player who has not yet entered college or who has not yet turned 19. By that standard, there are many players each year who compete in AJGA events after signing a National Letter of Intent.

The AJGA’s theory on this is very simple: We will not penalize a player who fits the definition of a junior golfer and who has already signed with a university by not allowing them access to our tournaments. There are still many honors and awards that can be contended for (e.g. Player of the Year and All-America honors).

College coaches have asked the AJGA to not ban college signees from tournaments. It provides the coaches an opportunity to judge younger talent versus players who have already accepted college scholarships.


Why are girls’ fields so small at AJGA tournaments?
Field size of the individual divisions is proportionate to the number of tournament applications received. Typically, the AJGA receives about 300 applications per tournament. Of those, generally 240 are boys and 60 are girls. For a 120-player field in this instance, we would play 90 boys (38 percent), 30 girls (50 percent).


Where do I find my Member ID number?

All printed material mailed to members by the AJGA contains the player's Member ID number.


How do I withdraw from a tournament?
Please click the "Withdrawal Policy" link on the left side of this page.


Does the AJGA give preference based on graduation years?
Rising seniors (players playing in the season prior to their senior year in high school) are given priority until their senior year begins in Medicus Preseason Junior Series events, Qualifiers, and AJGA Open Tournaments. Approximately half of the playing field will be reserved for rising seniors in the Medicus Preseason Junior Series and in AJGA Qualifiers. Rising Seniors also receive two Performance Stars for membership.

How can I view my swing video?
A Junior Plus member may view his or her video within the Junior Plus member area. If you have sent us a videotape please allow up to two weeks for the video to be added to the site. Quicktime is needed to view the swings, and can be downloaded for free at Quicktime.com.

Where’s My Trophy?
If you have any questions regarding trophies please contact jrider@ajga.org.

What credit cards can I use to pay for membership, tournaments and qualifiers?
The AJGA accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

How do I change my Personal information?
Please log into the Player Center and you will find all the information you need there.

I'm a member, but I'm not getting Golfweek. What should I do?
In the event you are not receiving Golfweek, email the Player Services Department at ajga@ajga.org.

Where can I find travel information for tournaments?
All travel information for tournaments can be found on specific tournament link that can be found within the tournament information area.

I can't find what I'm looking for!
Please click on the Player Assistance link for a list of staff who can help and assist you.