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Our 11th Season in 2011-12 of Providing Quality Junior Golf Events at Affordable Prices
Proud Host of Qualifying for the 2011 Junior World Golf Championships
Home of 32 Individual High School State Champions (2008-2010)
Home of 2011 Future Masters Champion Braden Thornberry
Home of 2011 Bubba Conlee Champion Summar Roachell
Home of 2011 U.S. Kids World Champion Elizabeth Moon
Home of 2011 PING Junior Solheim Cup Team Member Summar Roachell
The USJGT Tour Championship in May is now a Golfweek ranked event!
Optimist Qualifying has returned to Tennessee!
April 14-15, 2012, at Greystone in Dickson, Tenn. in conjunction with the USJGT
The AJGA has once again recognized the quality of play with the USJGT. The following exemptions will be available this year.
USJGT Tour Championship - Boys High School, Girls High School winners
USJGT Player of the Year - Boys High School, Girls High School
One of our regular events in the spring will also have status with the AJGA. That will be announced when the spring schedule is released in December.
THE USJGT HAS IMPLEMENTED A NEW PACE OF PLAY POLICY
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE NEW RULES
USJGT PLAYERS WON TWELVE STATE HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 2010
Esther Huffman (Mississippi Girls)
Brooke Alford (Arkansas 6-A Girls)
Summar Roachell (Arkansas 7-A Girls)
Mary Virginia Portera (Tennessee II-AA Girls)
Grant Hirschman (Tennessee II-A Boys)
Austin Eoff (Arkansas 6-A Boys)
Conley Hurst (Arkansas 3-A Boys)
Garth Branstetter (Arkansas 5-A Boys)
Sophia Schubert (Tennessee A-AA Girls)
John Luke Tyner (Tennessee AAA Boys)
Kendall Martindale (Tennessee AAA Girls)
Madison Talley (Arkansas 4-A Girls)
 All USJGT events are nationally ranked
2011-12 College Signings ( 15)
We will continually update our list of signees as the information is relayed to us.
Our ten year total of college signees: 290 and rising!
Carson Jacobs (Vanderbilt), Tyler Peggs (Southern Mississippi), Bryan Grisard (Belmont), Kyle Barron (Christian Brothers), Drew Greenwood (Memphis), Mitchell Bennett (Christian Brothers), Sarah Harris (Kentucky), Brian Belz (Arkansas Tech), Connor Davis (Mississippi), Drake Duncan (Middle Tennessee), Seth Garner (Arkansas State), Kory Webb (Chattanooga), Nicholas Thompson (Western Kentucky), Tyler Phillips (Trevecca Nazarene), Ellen Mitchell (Drury),
Colleges and Universities that have had or currently have USJGT alums playing
(Includes this year's signees)
94 different colleges and universities
Abilene Christian University; Alabama; Alabama-Birmingham, Arkansas, Arkansas-Fort Smith, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Arkansas State, Auburn, Austin Peay, Belmont, Bethel, Berry College, Bethel, Birmingham Southern, Boston College, Campbellsville, Carson-Newman, Centenary, Catawba, Central Arkansas, Central Oklahoma, Charleston Southern, Chattanooga, Christian Brothers, Cumberland, Dallas Baptist, Delta State, Duke, East Tennessee State, Eastern Kentucky, Faulkner State, Florida, Freed-Hardeman, Georgetown, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Henderson State, Hiawasee College, Indiana, Iowa State, Jackson State, Kentucky, King College, Lambuth, Lee, Lindenwood, Lipscomb, Louisiana - Monroe, LSU, Memphis, Mercer, Middle Tennessee State, Miami, Milligan, Millsaps, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri, Missouri State, Murray State, North Carolina-Charlotte, North Carolina-Greensboro, Ohio, Oklahoma City, Presbyterian, Princeton, Queens College, Rhodes, Samford, Savannah College of Art and Design, Southeast Missouri, Southeastern (Fla.), Southern Mississippi, Spelman, Tennessee, Tennessee Tech, Tennessee Wesleyan, Texas, Texas A&M, Trevecca Nazarene, Tusculum, Union, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, UT-Martin, Utah Valley State, Valparaiso, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virignia Tech, West Georgia, Western Carolina, Western Kentucky, William and Mary, Youngstown State.
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