Florida Junior Tour Exemptions

Florida Junior Tour exemptions help players gain entry into regular FJT events. They do not guarantee acceptance into a tournament (see Field Determination policies). Entries should be submitted before each tournaments entry deadline and the entry fee and a current membership is required.

Viewing your Exemptions

Each player's exemptions are on tracked on their public Player Card. To view your exemptions, click on "My Account" above and then click on "View My Public Profile".

Using Exemptions

If a player has multiple exemptions their oldest unexpired exemption is used when their entry is processed and credit card charged. Players may not retain exemptions for future use. A player with an exemption will have that exemption used at the time their entry is processed by the FSGA office and their credit card is charged (including less than full fields). If a player enters two events while holding only one exemption, that exemption will be used towards the earliest competition to be conducted. Any player who withdraws prior to the start of the tournament will have their exemption reinstated.

FJT exemptions do not give players entry priority into FSGA and Invitational events. FJT exemptions are not used in the field determination of the Tour Championship.

Exemptions Expiring

Each exemption, if not used, expires one year from the date earned. A full exemption allows a player to enter any regular FJT event until the full exemption expires. FJT exemptions do not guarantee members a place in a tournament. Click here to read how tournament fields are determined.

*New for 2025* - All FJT Exemptions for Alternate Positions at FSGA Men's Championships have been removed. Exemptions for AJGA Champions has been scaled from a Full Exemption to 3 FJT Exemptions. 

Boys Exemption Table   

 Girls Exemption Table

The FJT Tournament Committee reserves the right to modify where, and the number of exemptions, players earn at events. The Committee also reserves the right to revoke any player's exemptions for conduct not becoming of a FJT member, and/or repetitive withdrawals or no shows.

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