Join players who come from near and far to battle in a top-flight series of professional and amateur competitions. The five immaculately conditioned championship courses offer a variety of scenic and challenging playing opportunities.

FSGA Junior Team Championship
July 15 - 16, 2006

The Florida Junior Tour (FJT) was formed by the Florida State Golf Association (FSGA) in 2004 for the benefit of junior golfers of Florida. The Florida State Golf Association is one of the largest golf associations in the USA with over 180,000 members and 400 volunteer committee members who serve as rules officials and course raters. The FSGA is a non-profit organization which has served the game of golf since 1913.

The FSGA annually conducts over 180 days of competition involving nearly 15,000 competitive rounds of golf. The organization conducts more qualifiers for USGA National Championships than any other golf association. Each year, the FSGA conducts over 50 days of USGA qualifying including (17) qualifiers for the US Open, (9) qualifiers for the US Amateur and (3) qualifiers for the US Boys Junior. The FSGA also conducts the Florida State High School Golf Championships for both boys and girls and the association instructs rules and etiquette workshops for over 2,000 high school golfers and their coaches.

Visit www.fsga.org for more information.

FSGA Parent Child Championship
July 29 - 30, 2006

The Florida Junior Tour (FJT) was formed by the Florida State Golf Association (FSGA) in 2004 for the benefit of junior golfers of Florida. The Florida State Golf Association is one of the largest golf associations in the USA with over 180,000 members and 400 volunteer committee members who serve as rules officials and course raters. The FSGA is a non-profit organization which has served the game of golf since 1913.

The FSGA annually conducts over 180 days of competition involving nearly 15,000 competitive rounds of golf. The organization conducts more qualifiers for USGA National Championships than any other golf association. Each year, the FSGA conducts over 50 days of USGA qualifying including (17) qualifiers for the US Open, (9) qualifiers for the US Amateur and (3) qualifiers for the US Boys Junior. The FSGA also conducts the Florida State High School Golf Championships for both boys and girls and the association instructs rules and etiquette workshops for over 2,000 high school golfers and their coaches.

Visit www.fsga.org for more information.

U.S. Open Qualifier
May 18, 2006

The U.S. Open, the second oldest USGA championship by a single day, is the jewel of the USGA competitions. The event has evolved into one of the most prestigious championships played with many of the game's greatest players having captured this coveted title. The event is open to professionals and amateurs with a Handicap Index of 1.4 or lower. The Open is one of 13 national championships conducted annually by the USGA, 10 of which are strictly for amateurs.

Visit www.usga.org for more information.

Plantation Junior Tour
May 26 - 28, 2006

The Plantations Junior Golf Tour offers a unique tour that allows both boys and girls between the ages of 8-19 the opportunity to play junior golf at some of the country's best golf courses and clubs during the same time college golf is played. September through May offers many different weather conditions under which the juniors can compete. During this time, the juniors are learning how to play competitive golf while managing their time for homework, travel, new courses, and new competitors. This does not leave them much time for practice, thus throwing another new element into their lives.

This tour will give the juniors an opportunity to showcase their talents and get the recognition they deserve at a reasonable cost. We are offering a junior golfers tour to quality junior golfers, playing first class golf courses by the rules, in a safe, organized atmosphere provided by a staff of professional, competent personnel. The PJGT is one of the nation's largest and longest existing of all junior golf tours, with over 100 tournaments each season in the United States, having been established in 1994.

Visit www.pjgt.com for more information.

OMYGA Junior Championships
June 10-11, 2006

The OMYGA program is designed to introduce minority youth to the sport of golf, thereby offering an alternative to other sports. This program is designed in cooperation with the City of Orlando Recreation Department. It is our goal that this pilot program can extend itself to be included in the summer city recreation programs. A maximum of fifty youth will be accepted in the program on an annual basis.

Through this program we will be able to influence in a positive way the lives of minority youth. Utilizing the disciplines required to play golf, we are convinced that with exposure to the sport these youth could develop qualities of character, self-direction as well as self respect and respect for others.

With over 100 current members and participating parents, the organization is family oriented while nurturing the professionalism and discipline required to play the game of golf.

Visit www.omyga.org for more information.