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Kansas City Junior Tour

To be a member of the Kansas City Junior Tour, a junior must be 19 years old or younger and have not started their fall semester of freshman year in college. Juniors are eligible to play junior tour the summer after they graduate high school. A junior golfer must also have an active GHIN number. Players can obtain a GHIN number through the pro shop of their local golf course or can register with an online eClub here.

The KC Junior Tour is comprised of 10 events throughout the Kansas City metro area in June and July with the Tour Championship taking place the last week of July. To play in KC Junior Events, players must register for the KC Junior Tour membership program for $45 or the All-Inclusive Junior Tour membership program for $65. To purchase a membership for junior tour, please click here.

Players are eligible for the following age divisions: Prep-9 Holes (12 & Under), Boys 13-15, Girls 13-15, Boys 16+ and Girls 16+. A player’s age as of August 1st will determine the age division they will play in. Players are able to play up in to a higher age division if they wish. Players will compete in a season-long Player of the Year competition per age division. The Player of the Year winners will be announced at the Tour Championship. To see the Player of the Year standings, please click here.

Starting in 2024, the Tour Championship will be qualification based. Players who win their age division in a KCJT will automatically qualify. The top 5 players on the KCJT Player of the Year lists after the Dub’s Dread tournament will also automatically qualify. If there is room for others in each age division, players will be entered in as first come first served basis.

Entry fees for each event are $45 for 18 holers and $20 (Prep only). Tee times for the KCJT range from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. depending on what age division you are playing in. For a tee time request, please email Taylor.

No caddies are allowed for junior tour events. Parents/spectators may help look for lost balls, but will need to stay on the cart path as much as possible. We ask parents keep talking to a minimum and no advice or carrying of equipment. Parents may hand out snacks/water and give encouragement, but interaction needs to be limited and not delay play – Code of Conduct policy.

2024 Schedule:

Kansas Junior Golf Tour

To be a member of the Kansas Junior Golf Tour, a junior must be 19 years old or younger and have not started their fall semester of freshman year in college. Juniors are eligible to play junior tour the summer after they graduate high school. A junior golfer must also have an active GHIN number. Players can obtain a GHIN number through the pro shop of their local golf course or can register with an online eClub here.

The Kansas Junior Golf Tour is comprised of 15+ events throughout the entire state of Kansas in June and July with the two-day Tour Championship taking place the last week of July. To play in Kansas Junior events, players must register for the KS Junior Tour membership program for $30 or the All-Inclusive Junior Tour membership program for $65. To purchase a membership for junior tour, please click here.

Players are eligible for the following age divisions: Prep – 9 Holes (12 & Under), Boys 13-15, Girls 13-15, Boys 16+ and Girls 16+. If there are not at least 3 girls per age division, all girls will play in one combined division. A player’s age as of August 1st will determine the age division they will play in. Players are able to play up in to a higher age division if they wish. Players will compete in a season-long standings list to qualify for the Tour Championship. To see the Tour Championship qualifying list, please click here.

Entry fees for each event are as follows:
One-day events – $40 and $18 (9 Holers only)
Two-day events – $80 and $36 (9 Holers only)

Tee times for the KS Junior Tour range from 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. depending on what division you are playing in and the number of players in the event. For a tee time request, please email Taylor.

No caddies allowed for junior events. Parents/spectators may help look for lost balls, but will need to stay on the cart path as much as possible. We ask parents keep talking to a minimum and no advice or carrying of equipment. Parents may hand out snacks/water and give encouragement, but interaction needs to be limited and not delay play – Code of Conduct policy.