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Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour (Oklahoma Golf Association)

The Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour operates in cooperation with the Oklahoma Golf Association, staging about 18 tournaments a year from spring kickoffs to fall championships, scheduled regionally to minimize travel. Player of the Year points feed invitations to the Red River Team Challenge.

About OJGT

  • About 18 events per year, March through November
  • $100 yearly membership required to compete
  • OGA Junior Boys and Girls Championship is the state junior championship
  • Player of the Year points system
  • Events placed regionally to reduce travel

Key championships: OGA Junior Boys and Girls Championship (Oklahoma residents only), Red River Team Challenge (invitational).

Best for: Oklahoma juniors who want a full in-state season at a modest membership cost.

Upcoming tournaments in OJGT's states

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Listed events from national tours and associations in the same states, for planning a mixed schedule.

Other junior programs in the same states

Most families mix two or three programs in a season: a local tour for reps, an association tour for championships, a regional tour for rankings.

Good to know

OJGT frequently asked questions

Who can play OJGT events?
Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour (Oklahoma Golf Association) serves junior golfers aged 12–18 (graduated seniors 19 or younger through Aug. 1). Oklahoma juniors who want a full in-state season at a modest membership cost.
Where does OJGT hold tournaments?
Events are held in Oklahoma. The tour is based in Oklahoma.
How much does OJGT cost?
$100 annual membership; entry fees not published. Fees are set by the organizer and can change each season; confirm on the official site before entering.
Do OJGT results count toward junior rankings?
OJGT is a developmental program and does not report to national junior ranking systems, which makes it a low-pressure place to learn tournament golf.

Guides for new tournament families

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