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Welcome Junior Golfers to our Upcoming 2012 Season
We are updating our information on our website so check back often!

Site Updated:

January 4, 2012

PBCJGA is now approved as a 501(C3) This allows us to receive corporate sponsorship to provide better scholarships for our golfers

Special Thanks to  

 for assisting PBCJGA

GREAT NEWS
is again offering (5) $1000
College Scholarships for 2012
PBCJGA Members

 

For info email

PBC Junior Golf Assoc.

at pbcjga@gmail.com


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2011 End of Year
Results
Golf Week Rankings
Junior Golf Scoreboard Rankings
Preparing Your Golf Resume for College
By Frank Mantua
Director of USGolf Camps

The AJGA would like to recognize the following
for the
2011 PBCJGA season:

 

Boys 16-18 Player of the Year: 

1 tournament exemption

Girls 16-18 Player of the Year: 

1 tournament exemption

Boys 14-15 Player of the Year: 

1 JAS tournament exemption

Girls 12-15 Player of the Year: 

1 JAS tournament exemption

The FJT STEP (Special Tournament Exemption Program) began in 2009 to allow junior golfers a way to earn FJT exemptions through local and regional junior golf programs operating in Florida.
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Junior Golf Foundation of America		  
South Florida PGA

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Florida Junior Tour

American Junior Golf Association
Junior Links
Don Law Golf
Don Law Golf
Junior Players Tour


Palm Beach County Golf
Association 

 

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for assisting PBCJGA
   

 

Our PBCJGA Players
in the news!

Sun Sentinel
Palm Beach high school results and schedules
September 27, 2011
Freshman medalist Josh August had six birdies on his way to a season-best score of 1-under-par 70 to lead Park Vista over seven other teams in the Park Vista Invitational at the Links at Boynton Beach Golf Course on Monday.

August finished the front nine with 1-under 35 for the Cobras (13-2) as they had a team score of 300. Senior Derron Peyton finished the back nine with a 3-under 33 as Park Vista cruised to a nine-stroke lead.

 

Sun Sentinel
Palm Beach high school results and schedules

September 22, 2011|Staff reports

Santaluces sophomore Radi Sauro made a hole-in-one on the sixth hole of the west course at Indian Spring Country Club and finished with a personal high school-best round of a 5-under-par 30 to earn medalist honors in a tri-team match Wednesday.

Park Vista won with a 164, the Chiefs were second with a 185 and Spanish River was third with a 194.

Sauro's ace hit the edge of the green before rolling in for her first hole-in-one. The shot was from 132 yards.

"She doesn't say much," Santaluces coach Cindy Lucia said of Sauro.

"But she was excited and told me that it was her first one. She just takes it as it goes with a grin.

"That's about as fired up as she gets is showing a grin and she was showing a grin after that. She placed 28th at the state tournament last year.

 

Hardly just par for the course

Junior golfers use summer tour competition to help them improve their all-around games

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/palm-beach/boynton-beach/fl-cnsp-centerpb-0828-20110828,0,6301576.story

 
Player of the Year Boys 16-18
Stephen McPoyle
Player of the Year Boys 14-15
Anthony Gabriele
Player of the Year Boys 12-13
C.J. Fisher
Player of the Year Girls 16-18
Ashley Burke
Player of the Year Girls 12-15
Janelle Johnson
Player of the Year
Nine Hole Division
Jeffrey Shoenfelt
Player of the Year Executive
James Shoenfelt
 

The Junior
Golfer’s Creed

http://www.juniorlinks.com/sportsmanship/

by Former GCSAA President, Dennis Lyon

 

Golf is a wonderful game. As a junior golfer, I will RESPECT and be good to the game of golf.

Responsibility - I will learn the rules of golf, follow the rules of the course and take responsibility for all of my actions on the course.

 Etiquette- I will abide by the rules of etiquette, awaiting the proper time to hit, refraining from foul language and boisterous behavior, and generally conducting myself as a young lady or young gentleman on the course. Sensitivity- I will be sensitive to the environment and the course where I play and to those who maintain and manage it. Pace- I will keep up with the group ahead and maintain an appropriate pace of play. Educate- I will do my best to educate others and myself on the principles of this creed and live up to it at every opportunity. Conditions- I will strive to leave the course in better condition than I find it, by fixing my ball marks (and those of others), replacing my divots, raking bunkers, and properly disposing of trash. Traditions- I will learn and embrace the rules and traditions of this ancient and honorable game and respect my fellow golfers and the courses we are privileged to play.