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This summer, the Oregon Golf Association, will launch this new initiative focused on growing the game of golf for youth in the region.
Read MoreTake a look at what's new in Oregon Junior Golf for the 2012 season!
Read MoreLong time respected volunteer and OGA Rules Official, Donald Joe Kowitz, Sr. died suddenly January 30, 2012 at the age of 80.
Read MoreThe Dorothy Campbell Memorial Scholarship is reserved for graduating high school females who will be attending an Oregon College or University in the fall of 2012.
Read MoreEvery year hundreds of Oregon Junior Golf members reach for their dream to play NCAA or NAIA golf at a college or university and many will realize their dream by signing a national letter of intent. View a growing list of some of the more recent signings reported to our office.
Read MoreOregon Junior Golf provides affordable competitions for all level of junior golfers age 8 - 17. Take a look back at the 40+ events that took place during 2011.
Read MoreGigi Stoll of Beaverton, Ore. and Dylan Wu of Medford, Ore. were recogized as respective Girls’ and Boys’ Players of the Year, the Champion of Champions were crowned for each of seven divisions, and an exciting "Big Break" inspired skills contest were the features of the 18th OGA Junior Tournament of Champions at the OGA Golf Course in Woodburn, Ore.
Read MoreWin a chance to play Bandon Dunes just by filling out our Junior Golf Survey!
Read More2011 Tournament of Champions - List of qualifiers for the 2011 Tournament of Champions updated through the Salem City Championships. The Tournament of Champions is an invite only event that will be held on Saturday, September 17, 2011 at the OGA Golf Course.
Read MoreMorgan Thompson, 17, the reigning OSAA 6A High School champion from Tualatin, Ore., capped off a great week of golf today and was crowned the champion at the 56th Pacific Northwest Junior Girls’ Amateur Championship at Arrowhead Golf Club in Molalla, Ore.
Read MoreMax Carter of Lake Oswego, Ore. lapped the Junior Division (Boys 16-17) field at Rose City Golf Course, shooting an incredible 9-under par 66-69--135 and was one of 8 golfers selected to represent Oregon at the upcoming Hogan Cup team matches.
Read MoreDefending champion Southern California and Northern California share the team lead and Oregon is just three strokes back after Wednesday's first round of the Boys Junior America's Cup, while at the Girls Junior Americas Cup at Genoa Lakes Golf Club near Lake Tahoe, after two rounds the team from Northern California sits atop the leaderboard with a combined team score of 1-under par. Oregon's team is alone in second place at 6-over par.
Read MoreAn updated Tournament Key, over a dozen additional events opening on July 15, clarification about our Spectator Policies and a sneak peak at the brand new Oregon Junior Golf Supporters Club!
Read MoreAs the competition moved from Broken Top Club to Juniper Golf Course for the final round of the Central Oregon Junior Championship, so did many of players atop the leaderboards.
Read MoreTen Oregon Junior Golfers are competing at the prestigious Callaway Junior World Golf Championships in San Diego.
Read MoreSulman Raza of Eugene, Ore. carded a 4-under-par 68 to share the first-round lead at the AJGA Junior at Centennial.
Read MoreBoth Nicholas Huff of Vancouver, Wash. and Monica Vaughn of Reedsport, Ore. nearly lost their 36-hole lead in the final round of the Oregon Junior Stroke Play Championship.
Read MoreWith 8 Juniors finishing the 36-hole championship shooting even par or better, they proved that Emerald Valley could be conquered despite the motto "Protecting Par Since 1964."
Read MoreZach Foushee of West Linn, Ore. finished birdie-birdie-eagle to complete his round at 7-under par 65 while Krissy Peterson of Canby, Ore. leads the Girls shooting 2-under par.
Read MoreWilson Bateman of Spruce Grove, Alberta will advance to the 64th US Junior Amateur championship along with Max Carter of Lake Oswego, Ore. and Sulman Raza of Eugene, Ore.
Read MorePumpkin Ridge Golf Club will host a unique event combining golf competition on the club’s beautiful Ghost Creek Golf Course, dining and entertainment on Sunday, July 3, 2011 with a portion of the proceeds benefiting The First Tee of Greater Portland
Read MoreSix Oregon Junior golfers qualified today at the OGA Golf Course to compete in the prestigious Junior World Golf Championships, July 12-15, in San Diego, Calif.
Read MoreAshlee Pickerell shot a 1-under par to lead all contenders and advances along with Caroline Inglis and Monica Vaughn to the U.S. Girls Junior Amateur.
Read MoreErling Jacobsen seldom watched his children play because he got too nervous. He made an exception at the state high school championships . . .
Read MoreNotice about the new Tournament Key, over 20 additional events and lots of helpful information regarding the registration that opens on June 10 is available here.
Read MoreCaroline Inglis of Eugene, Ore. won the 2011 Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship and qualified for the 36th Junior PGA Championship, Aug. 2-5 at Sycamore Hills Golf Club in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Read MoreThe winners of the boys’ and girls’ division of the Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship qualify to join approximately 150 of the nation’s top junior golfers in The PGA of America’s flagship junior event, the Junior PGA Championship, Aug. 2-5, 2011, at Sycamore Hills Golf Club in Fort Wayne, Ind.
Read MoreSix of Oregon Junior Golf's best players will play alongside Washington’s best Juniors as they compete against British Columbia in this annual Solheim Cup style team match play event.
Read MoreSteven Landis of Milwaukie, Ore. and Tyler Morse of Eugene, Ore. have been selected as 2011 P.J. Boatwright interns for the Oregon Golf Association.
Read MoreIn 2011, Oregon Junior Golf will allow the limited use of cellular phones by spectators. Please read the complete policy here.
Read MoreThe youngest person in the field at age 14, she overcame a 4-shot deficit with 8-holes to play to win the Girls 15-18 division at the Las Vegas Championship.
Read MoreKeep up to date with Oregon Junior Golf. The April Newsletter is inside ...
Read MoreFormer Oregon Junior Golf, Gaston De La Torre from Brush Prarie, Washington won the individual and helped NMSU to the team title at the Rice Intercollegiate.
Read MoreRegistration for Oregon Junior Golf does not open until April 1 but that doesn't mean you cannot already plan your upcoming summer around the 2011 Oregon Junior Golf Event Calendar.
Read MoreAfter an extensive nationwide search, Barb Trammell, CEO of the Oregon Golf Association, announced that current OGA Manager of Rules Education and Special Events, Craig Winter, has been selected to take over the reins of its acclaimed Oregon Junior Golf program.
Read MoreThere is a great deal of misinformation about the college golf recruiting process: how to seek out coaches; where to play; and scholarship levels.
Read MoreThe preliminary 2011 Junior Golf schedule will be published and made avialable at the Portland Golf Show, February 11-13 at the Oregon Convention Center.
Read MoreCongratualation to Jesse Salzwedel of Wilsonville, Ore. and Steve Bryant of Albany, Ore., winners of Honorary Observer spots at the Jeld-Wen Tradition. Read their winning entries....
Read MoreZach Foushee of West Linn, Ore. continued his tear on the junior circuit taking his fourth consecutive title finishing at 2-under par 69-73--142 to win the Portland City Junior Championships on the 6,552-yard layout at Rose City Golf Course in Portland, Ore.
Read MoreThe team from Oregon, finished 3-stroke back in second place at Morgan Run Golf Resort led by Monica Vaughn at 1-under par 74-71-70--215, just 1-stroke behind the leaders.
Read MoreSouthern California started off the day with a three-shot lead entering the final round of the Junior America’s Cup at Isleta Eagle Golf Club in Albuquerque, N.M with hopes of surviving the field and the heat.
Read MoreOnce upon a time people were motivated by honor. Acquiring it, maintaining it, defending it. Bitter duels were fought in its name.
Read MoreJames Hall of Seattle, Wash. and Alexus Song of Auburn, Wash. won the 2010 Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship at Tumwater Valley GC in Tumwater, WA.
Read MoreYou do not want to miss out on the upcoming Webinars being offered by the Tour Resource Center.
Read MoreA player and his marker were both recently disqualified for signing an incorrect scorecard.
Read MoreKendall Prince, of Lake Oswego, Ore., shot 3-over 149 (74-75) at the San Ramon (Calif.) Golf Club to win the FCWT’s San Ramon Open by one shot.
Read MoreThe first in a series of webinars on "Tips for Juniors Who Want to Play College Golf" will debut on Thursday, March 18 at 5pm PT.
Read MoreAttend a mental skills webinar for competitive golfers hosted by Michael Riggs, M.Ed. on March 16, 2010 4PM PT
Read MoreCan Junior Golfers accept expenses to cover event costs? In some cases, yes! The USGA has provided some guidance in this recently released article.
Read MoreJunior Golfers looking for the landscape on how to connect with college coaches, picking a college that is right for you, and how to prepare a resume for college will be discussed in the "Tips for Juniors Who Want to Play Junior Golf" webinar offered only tonight February 09, 2010 at 7 PM EST.
Read MoreUnless you are a “blue chip” player (i.e. one of the best in the country), you need to market yourself to coaches and get your name in front of them so they will want to come and watch you play in a tournament.
Read MoreWarner Pacific Athletics will host a clinic for Oregon high school golf coaches titled “The Successful High School Coach – Techniques for Developing a Winning Program presented in partnership with the Oregon Athletic Coaches Association and hosted at Trysting Tree Golf Course in Corvallis, Ore. on Feb. 15.
Read MoreOregon Junior Golf sanctions a variety of events suitable for a wide range of skills and ages.
All spectators are expected to know and abide by the Oreogn Junior Golf Spectator Policy.
Read MoreThis post contains information on how to qualify for national junior competitions. Note that some of these events are open to 18 year olds.
Read MoreA step-by-step guide to help Juniors and their Parents register for Oregon Junior Golf Events.
Read MoreIf you haven’t started already, you need to do some research! You need to see where your academics and golf game are best going to “fit” and you need to narrow down your field of choices.
Read MoreThe recruiting process is just that, a process, and there are no short cuts through the process.
Read MoreGolf is a game of rules and etiquette, and it is important to know the essentials of golfing etiquette before you tee it up on the golf course.
Read MoreWhen I was searching for the right school to play my college golf, it was an exciting, stressful and time-consuming! Now with information so readily available on the Internet, there is so much more to decipher and sort out. The fact remains , however, it’s still a daunting task.
Read MoreMake a donation to Oregon Junior Golf and The Children's Course before October 31, 2009, and it is eligible for matching funds from the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund
Read MoreThere's sometimes confusion at some Oregon Junior Golf events as to what defines when a scorecard is officially considered “returned” to the Committee. This is a major concern because the penalty could be as severe as DISQUALIFICATION.
Read MoreSeveral members of Oregon Junior Golf had the oppotunity to compete with the legends of the game.
Read MoreWith its ongoing support for Oregon Junior Golf, Tournament Golf Foundation has awarded one of its pro-am pairings at the LPGA Safeway Classic to be used by the OGA to reward Junior Golfers who have demonstrated their community spirit and support by giving back to the game.
Read MoreHeron Lakes Golf Course will host the 10th Anniversary The First Tee of Portland fundraising golf tournament.
Read MoreAmy Beth Simanton, Seshia-Lei Telles, Sharon Shin and Kendall Prince are playing at Logan Golf and Country Club in the 32nd Girls Junior America's Cup. Click Here for Live scoring. The Boys Junior Americas Cup is being held concurrently at Annandale CC in Pasadena, Calif. with Oregon represented by Bobby Monaco, Tye Gabriel, Sam Mendez and Blake Jones. Click here for Live scoring and news.
Read MoreSeshia-Lei Telles of Tualatin, Ore. added another major title to her junior golf resume while Sulman Raza of Eugene, Ore. added his first at the 12th Oregon Junior Stroke Play Championship held at the OGA Golf Course in Woodburn, Ore.
Read MoreThe week started with more than 200 kids age 8-17 vying for a title in their division, culminating with finals matches today at the Oregon Junior Amateur Championship at Oswego Lake Country Club in Lake Oswego, Ore. with only 14 contestants left remaining to battle it out for their respective crowns in championship flights.
Read MoreDaniel Snoey of Camas, Wash. fired a final round 3-under par, 69 to win the Peter Jacobsen Junior Challenge
Read MoreAfternoon high winds wreaked havoc on the field as players struggled to match their first round scores.
Read MoreThe 2009 Pacific Northwest Junior PGA Championship will take place on Saturday and Sunday, May 30 and 31st at Tumwater Valley GC in Tumwater, WA.
Read MoreOregonians throughout the state will celebrate Oregon’s 150th birthday by volunteering in May as part of Take Care of Oregon Days, sponsored by Portland General Electric and the PGE Foundation. Read about our own OGA Volunteer Steve Hagen on their 150 Days of Service website. Click Here to read the article.
Read MoreWhile we all enjoyed yet another fantastic Masters, we thought you might be interested learning more on the psychology of what it takes to win such a special event.
Read MoreIn looking forward to the summer of 2009, Oregon Junior Golf will see the addition of several new events. Details on all the events will be sent to 2009 Oregon Junior Golf members in their packet which will be mailed at the end of April.
Read MoreVincent Johnson, 22, from Portland, Ore., today was granted the first Charlie Sifford exemption into the Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club, Feb. 19-22. The exemption, named after the first African American to play on the PGA Tour and the winner of the Northern Trust Open, then the Los Angeles Open, in 1969, goes to a player who otherwise would not qualify for the tournament and who represents the advancement of diversity in golf.
Read MoreIn the summer of 2008, OGA junior golfers had the opportunity to participate in 40 plus events throughout the state.
Read MoreWrite down your goal. Then set a reasonable date in which you can achieve it.
Read MoreHere it is December 17th and there's lots of snow on the ground forcing several schools to close for most of the week.
Read MoreWhat motivates me to play softball or for that matter my friends to play golf and tennis? That’s easy... it’s fun! It is all about having fun... pleasure is very motivating.
Read MoreHenry David Thoreau observed, “We rarely hit where we do not aim.” In other words, if you’re moving backward you are moving away from your goal... and it’s hard to hit a target when you’re facing the wrong direction.
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