SCPGA Junior Tour (Toyota Tour Cup)
Established in 1948, the SCPGA Junior Tour runs 450+ tournaments a year in Southern California and produced Tiger Woods, Rickie Fowler and Lizette Salas. The Toyota Tour Cup is the nationally ranked elite tier reached by qualifying.
About SCPGA Junior
- 450+ tournaments annually; Players Tour alone offers 200+ playing opportunities
- JDT is mandatory for all 5–8 year-olds and anyone with no tournament experience
- Advance from JDT to Players Tour with six rounds of 6-over or better
- Toyota Tour Cup events are ranked by Junior Golf Scoreboard and carry AJGA PBE stars
- Membership $160; expires December 31
Best for: SoCal juniors at every level; the Toyota Tour Cup is a proven path to college golf.
Upcoming tournaments in SCPGA Junior's states
All events →Listed events from national tours and associations in the same states, for planning a mixed schedule.
National Tour SD County Classic
Rancho Bernardo Inn
San Diego, California
Starts in 3 days
FCG Callaway World OC Qualifier 7-14
Fullerton Golf Club
Fullerton, California
Starts in 10 days
National Tour Fall Slam
Arrowood GC
Oceanside, California
Starts in 10 days
FCG SO CAL WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP
The Links at Lakehouse
San Marcos, California
In 2 weeks
National Tour Nor Cal Fall Junior
Franklin Canyon GC
Hercules, California
In 2 weeks
Kids Tour Fall Series- Carlsbad
Rancho Carlsbad Golf Cour
Carlsbad, California
In 3 weeks
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.
California Junior Golf
California
Los Angeles-based tour out of Hansen Dam GC that combines competitive events at public and private venues with coaching for advanced, pre-elite and elite juniors.
Central Valley Junior Golf Tour
California
Summer tour of eight one-day 18-hole events at Fresno, Visalia, Merced and Dinuba courses, capped by a Tour Championship at Riverside GC of Fresno.
Inland Empire Junior Golf Association
California
Rancho Cucamonga-area academy-run association (founded 2016) that pairs weekly clinics with a monthly 9-hole tournament series at Inland Empire courses such as Jurupa Hills CC.
Junior Golf Tour of Central California
California
Fresno-area tour designed for college-bound juniors, offering Junior Golf Scoreboard-ranked tournaments with expedited score reporting to JGS.
North County Junior Golf Association
California
North San Diego County 501(c)(3) based at Goat Hill Park in Oceanside that pairs a beginner-friendly Executive Tour with a competitive Players Tour, plus clinics, leagues and camps.
Northern Nevada Junior Golf Association
California, Nevada
Reno/Tahoe's oldest junior golf nonprofit (since 1978) runs a summer schedule of Level 1–2 nine-hole and Level 3 eighteen-hole events across Northern Nevada and the Tahoe/Plumas area.
Good to know
SCPGA Junior frequently asked questions
- Who can play SCPGA Junior events?
- SCPGA Junior Tour (Toyota Tour Cup) serves junior golfers aged 5–18 (graduating seniors eligible through season). SoCal juniors at every level; the Toyota Tour Cup is a proven path to college golf.
- Where does SCPGA Junior hold tournaments?
- Events are held in California. The tour is based in California.
- How much does SCPGA Junior cost?
- $160 annual membership (all tiers); prorated $80 from Aug 17. Fees are set by the organizer and can change each season; confirm on the official site before entering.
- Do SCPGA Junior results count toward junior rankings?
- Yes. SCPGA Junior results count toward JGS and AJGA PBE, which college coaches and national tours use to evaluate players.
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