The Road to the Championship Begins Locally
The Junior North Florida PGA Championship is a premier junior tournament in Central and North Florida designed to highlight the region’s top juniors. This two-day, stroke play Championship consists of two 18-hole rounds. The overall Boy and Girl Champion will advance to compete in the National Junior PGA Championship. Players must be eighteen (18) years of age or younger on the final day of the Championships (August 1, 2025). Players must be amateurs as defined by the USGA and may not be full-time college students.
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Junior NFPGA Championship Information
BOYS CHAMPIONSHIP
GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIP
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Junior PGA Championship History
The Junior PGA Championship, conducted by the same team that manages the PGA Championship and Ryder Cup, is one of the premier junior events in the world. Begun in 1976, at Walt Disney World Resort, the Championship has been a popular stop on the national junior circuit for many of today’s PGA and LPGA touring professionals. Anyone can enter if they are no older than 18 years of age through the final round of the National Championship. The field is made up of qualifiers from the 41 PGA Section Championships and special exemptions. The 144-player field is composed of 82 players who qualify through their Local PGA Section with the remainder of the field based on national junior/amateur events and special exemptions. To see the full list of Invitation criteria, click HERE. The Junior PGA Championship has been contested on 12 storied golf courses, including, but not limited to: PGA National Resort (hosted 19 Championships), Bellerive Country Club, Valhalla, and Pinehurst Resort & Country Club. Past participants include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Cameron Champ, Pat Perez, David Toms, and Stewart Cink.