FJT PGA National Open (16-18)

Divisions and Approximate Yardages

• Boys (16-18) - 7,000 yards (gross only)
• Girls (16-18) - 6,000 yards (gross only)

How Entries are Accepted

• Players with an unused FJT exemption will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis (if submitted before the entry deadline)
• Players without an FJT exemption - All other entries are held until the entry closing date. Shortly after the closing date, a computer-generated random draw is performed to determine which entries are accepted, and the order of the alternates. All players are notified of their status after the random draw is conducted
• An alternates list will be posted to the FSGA website under "Tee Times & Player Information"
• Entries submitted after the entry deadline will be added to the bottom of the alternates list or used to fill any openings in the field

Schedule of Events

• Saturday, April 12th

  • 11:30 AM - 1:45 PM - Tournament Registration (near pro shop)

  • 12:00 PM - 1:57 PM - Round one tee times off of the 1st and 10th tees

• Sunday, April 13th

  • 7:30 AM - 9:27 AM - Final round tee times off of the 1st and 10th tees

    • Awards presentation immediately following the completion of play

How to Enter

• Entries are submitted through the FSGA website

• To enter, each player must create an FSGA account on this website (free to set-up), purchase a current Junior Membership ($45), and have an active Florida GHIN Handicap (included in membership if golfer does not already have one)

• To proceed, click the "Enter" button above once entries have opened.

• Late Entry Fee: A late fee of $10 will be applied to entries submitted after the close of entries date. The entry fee and late fee will only be applied if the player gets accepted in to the tournament field.

Practice Rounds

• Practice rounds are available each day one week prior to the tournament after 3:00 PM.

• Tee times are available after 1:30 PM on Friday, April 11th.

• The price for a practice round is $50.00 + tax

• Please call (561) 627-1800 to arrange your practice round

  • The proper place to practice your golf swing is on the driving range; hitting multiple shots on the course, not filling divots, and not repairing ball marks are unacceptable and may cause removal from the tournament without a refund