California Junior Tour Membership
Players
Tour membership is required to play in a California Junior Tour (CJT) event.
Annual membership fee is $165 for a twelve month period, beginning with the initial month of membership. Tournament fees are in the range of $199 to $285, which includes golf fees on Saturday and Sunday, range balls each day and 2 sleeves of premium golf balls at check-in.
Membership in the California Junior Tour is open to advanced junior golfers ages 11-18, not yet graduated from high school. Minimum age for the 2010 season is 11 years old on, or before, April 30, 2010. Maximum age is 18, on September 1, 2009, and yet graduated from high school. All members must play in their own age groups, except as noted below.
A California Junior Tour member is expected to have the knowledge, ability and experience to play a competitive round of golf within the CJT Pace of Play Guidelines, without assistance and according to the rules and etiquette of the game. Tour members in the 15-18 age divisions should be able to score a minimum of one round in each event within 17 strokes of the course rating and in the 11-14 divisions, one round in each event within 24 strokes of the course rating.
Non-residents of California
Residency of California is not required for membership in the California Junior Tour, and junior golfers who are residents of other states are encouraged to complete a regular membership application.
Player Divisions
Boy's and girl's divisions are separated by age: 11 to 14 and 15 to 18. Any 14-year-old member, who will be 15 years old by July 20, 2010, may, at their option, play up in age, to meet the age requirement of Junior World Golf Championships qualification. All other members must compete within their own age division. In addition, a 14 year old member who wins the 11-14 age division of the Fall Championship shall have the option of moving up to the 15-18 age division for the Winter Series. If the CJT Competition Committee finds that a member doesn't yet meet tour standards in the higher age division, the member will be asked to return to the younger age division.
Typical tournament yardages for each division are: Boys 15-18: 6,500-6900; Boys 11-14: 6,000-6300; Girls 15-18: 5,700-6,100; Girls 11-14: 5,300-5,700. Yardages will vary based upon course conditions, weather conditions, or other extenuating circumstances.
Pace of play is closely monitored during each tournament, and members should make themselves familiar with the CJT Pace of Play policy, by reading the CJT Handbook. Members guilty of slow play will be subject to penalty and/or disqualification.
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2009-10 Registration
If you are a returning member from the 2007-08 season, you should use your password and Player ID from last year to re-new your membership. doing so enable you to view your tourn-ament statistics from prior seasons.
If you are registering for the first time as a member of the California Junior Tour, click "Become a Member!" to begin the registration process.
All tournaments, with the exception of the two Championship Tournaments, are open to all members on a first-in basis. There is no limit to the number of scheduled tournaments in which a member can participate, subject only to availability at the time of registration.
Deadline for guaranteed entry to any tournament is 10 days prior to the first day of the tournament, or when the maximum field size has been reached, whichever comes first. Subsequent registrations will be subject to space available within the existing pairings.
At the time of your registration for any tournament, a $50 deposit will be charged to your credit card. You are then guaranteed a spot in that tournament. The balance of the tournament fee will be automatically charged to your credit card ten (10) days prior to the tournament date. If your credit card information changes after registration, be certain to edit your card information on your CJT/BlueGolf account page.
Click here to download the CJT Handbook for more detailed information about the California Junior Tour, including the Pace of Play policy.
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