Friends of JAGS Tour make it possible for junior golfers to play in competitive two-day, no-cut, nationally ranked golf tournaments at top rated facilities in Southern California and surrounding western states at reduced rates.
Welcome to Junior Amateur Golf Scholars (JAGS) Tour!
The JAGS Tour is committed to providing junior golfers with the opportunity to participate in monthly nationally-ranked, 36 or 54 hole no-cut tournaments. Promote a commitment for academic achievement so they are ready for success in higher education. Teach players the importance of demonstrating the highest levels of integrity, honesty, character, and good sportsmanship when playing golf and throughout their entire life.
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STRAUSS AND WANG EARN VICTORIES
AT THE 2012 SPRING JUNIOR OPEN "MAJOR" CHAMPIONSHIP
Boys Division (L-R): Dane Walton, Andrius Trijonis, Champion Will Strauss, Ramiz Jamal, Justin Chong
Girls Division (L-R): Malia Valder, Riley Leming, Champion Crystal Wang, Tiffany Kuroki, Carly Simpson
Santee, Calif. – Will Strauss of La Jolla, Calif., climbed from fifth place following a first round 76, to win his first JAGS Tour event with a final round one-over-par 73 and a two-day total of 149. The 16-year-old Strauss kept his scorecard clean with two birdies, three bogeys and thirteen pars in the final round of the tournament. Crystal Wang also of La Jolla, Calif., teed off on Saturday at 10:00 am for round one and never looked back to capture another JAGS Tour victory but her first major title scoring 1-over par, a 36 hole total of 145.
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proudly announces 2011-2012 Mid Year
Scholar Athlete Academic Honors
Congratulations Players On Your Outstanding Academic Success!
SUDDEN VICTORY PLAY-OFF EARNS
SCHULZE ANOTHER TITLE
YAU IS CROWNED CHAMPION WITH A 5-SHOT VICTORY
AT THE 2012 SAN BERNARDINO JUNIOR SHOOTOUT
Boys Photo (L-R): Win Kyaw, Ramiz Jamal, Champion Jacob Schulze, Davis Holman
Girls Photo (L-R): Carly Simpson, Champion Tiffany Yau, Amy Matsuoka
San Bernardino, CA. – Huntington Beach High School Senior and 2011 JAGS Tour Player of the Year, Jacob Schulze, Huntington Beach, Calif., found himself in another sudden victory play-off situation after completing 36-holes of competition. Round one had Schulze (72) with a slim 1-shot lead over Roy Cootes, Rolling Hills, Calif., (73) and a 2-shot lead over Davis Holman, Yorba Linda, Calif., who carded a 74. Tiffany Yau, Porter Ranch, Calif., took a three (3) shot lead in the Girls Division over Amy Matsuoka, Newport Beach, CA (79) and University of Nevada-Reno bound Carly Simpson, Diamond Bar, Calif., who posted 81.
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PRESIDENT'S JUNIOR CUP
PRESENTED BY
DOUBLE MAJOR TOURNAMENT
OAK VALLEY GOLF CLUB
February 18-19-20, 2012
THEEGALA WINS BY 2 TO CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP
10 SHOT MARGIN GIVES HILL ANOTHER JAGS Tour VICTORY
Group Photo (L-R): Jocelyn Chia 4th, Tiffany Yau 3rd, Crystal Wang 2nd, Champions Kimmy Hill & Sahith Theegala, Jacob Schulze 2nd, Andrius Trojonis 3rd, Kevin Liu 4th & Glen Lee 5th
Champions Photo (L-R): Kimmy Hill & Sahith Theegala
Beaumont, CA. – Bundle up was the dress code at the 2012 Presidents Junior Cup presented by Trader Joe’s. This 54-hole no-cut tournament was exciting from start to finish as players and parents were layered in warm clothing, hats and gloves trying to stay warm in the chilly cold temperatures. Oak Valley Golf Club management team and staff members were the perfect host at this double major tournament.
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USA OPEN COLLEGIATE PLAYER'S CHAMPIONSHIP
Tempe, AZ. - College players from across the United States competed in the inaugural 54-hole (no cut) tournament at the ASU Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Arizona under blue skies and cool temperatures the last week of December, 2011. Frost delays were the only hiccup of the event as players had to wait over 1 hour each day before teeing it up. Each player received hats and golf wind shirts at the pre-tournament meeting. A buffet lunch was provided for all players at the end of each round of play. The final round saw an amazing shot by University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Shelby Martinek who “ACED” the 153 yard, par-3 16th hole. What an incredible shot on the very difficult 16th hole.
