Making the Game Better for All Ages
The Southern California PGA Junior Tour’s mission is to create learning and playing opportunities for individuals of all ages and skill levels throughout Southern California. We aim to utilize golf as a vehicle to instill values such as integrity, honor, and patience. The SCPGA Junior Tour strives to foster and develop these values that will positively impact our member’s character on and off the golf course.
Established in 1948, the Southern California PGA now hosts one of the largest and most respected junior golf programs in the country. The SCPGA Junior Tour is a three-tiered program featuring the Toyota Tour Cup, the Players Tour and the Junior Development Tour. Together, these three tours administer over 290 tournaments annually for kids of all ages and skill levels. These events provide playing opportunities throughout Southern California, many of which are hosted by PGA facilities. The Junior Tour boasts countless alumni including Tiger Woods, Rickie Fowler, Lizette Salas, Charlie Wi, Brendan Steele, Danielle Kang, Jennifer Johnson, John Cook, Patrick Cantlay and many more.
The Junior Development Tour is a way for juniors to gain competitive golf experience in a more relaxed and fun environment. It is a way for junior golfers to gain knowledge of the rules, etiquette and competitive nature of tournament golf.
The Players Tour is the flagship level of our program. It is designed to serve juniors of a wide range of playing ability, from juniors that have advanced through the Junior Development Tour, to those looking to earn an invite into the Toyota Tour Cup Series.
The Toyota Tour Cup Series features the best Junior Golfers in Southern California hosted by some of the premiere facilities in the area.
Players Tour kicks off its 2026 Summer campaign this week at Industry Hills Golf Club! A special thank-you goes to General Manager David Youpa, PGA and the entire Industry Hills Golf Club staff for their exceptional hospitality and support during the event.
In the Girls Overall Division, ...36 hole were not enough to determine a victor. Jialin (Alice) Zhang captured the championship title by remaining composed during extra play and secured victory after a single hole. A birdie on her final hole of regulation play would have her finish at 1-under par with rounds of 71 and 70. Faith Han earned the first runner-up position with strong rounds of 71 and 60, finishing at 1-under par. Kaili (Iris) Soong secured second runner-up with rounds of 78 and 68, finishing at 4-overpar.
In the Boys Overall Division, Aidan Junius delivered a dominant performance, posting rounds of 69-71 for a two-day total of 2-under par. Aidan was the lone boy under par this weekend on route to his championship title. Nayden Hirata (77-69) and Aaron Pang (73-73), both finishing at 4-over par to share runner up honors.
Congratulations to all of our medalists for their exceptional performances!
We look forward to seeing everyone back on the course in two weeks at Los Serranos!
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The 2026 Section Qualifier for the Junior PGA Championship concluded this week at Goose Creek Golf Club, finalizing the field of local players moving on to the national stage. The top two boys and top two girls from the event earned exemptions into the National Junior PGA Championship, which will ...be held from July 28–31 at Fields Ranch in Frisco, Texas.
Levi Reilly secured his first career Toyota Tour Cup victory by finishing at 10-under par! Reilly put together two consistent rounds of 68 and 64 to claim the top spot. Oscar Liang earned the second qualifying position, finishing one stroke behind Reilly at 9-under par. Liang highlighted the opening round of the tournament with an impressive 61! Baron Nguyen finished in third place, posting steady scores of 68 and 67 to conclude the event at 7-under par. Congratulations to all the boys on an awesome tournament!
In the Girls’ Division, Samantha Daniels shot the low score of the final round to finish at 10-under par, securing her second career Toyota Tour Cup title! The final qualifying spot came down to a playoff between Myla Robinson and Maggie (Jiayi) Ma. After matching scores in regulation, Robinson secured the second national invitation by winning on the fourth playoff hole! Congratulations to all the girls on their tremendous play!
This event could have not been a success if it was not for a world-class venue and staff. A massive thank you goes out to Director of Golf Ross Fisher, PGA, Operations Manager and Tournament Director Ryan Fisher, and the entire phenomenal staff at Goose Creek Golf Club for their hospitality.
We also extend our deepest gratitude to the Rules Committee, Gary Albin, PGA and Steve Asaki, and the SCPGA Jr. Tour Field Staff for their help in making this tournament memorable. Finally, a special thank you to our dedicated partners Toyota, TaylorMade, and USwing for their unwavering and continued support of the SCPGA Jr. Tour and the Toyota Tour Cup.
Congratulations to the four qualifiers, and we will be rooting for you next month in Texas at the 2026 Jr. PGA Championship!
Check out all the photos from the event here:
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🇺🇸 Let’s Go Team USA 🇺🇸
The SCPGA Jr Tour is extremely proud to have 3 Alumni in the field competing in the 44th Curtis Cup on our turf!
✨ Anna Davis ✨ Kelly Xu ✨Jasmine Koo ✨
Make sure to cheer them on at Bel-Air Country Club or watch along on Golf Channel ...starting Friday!
The Toyota Tour Cup officially kicked off the 2026 Summer Season in Palm Desert with a thrilling weekend at the Toyota Tour Cup @ Desert Willow!
A massive thank you to Assistant General Manager & Director of Golf Ryan Szydlowski, PGA, Head Golf Professional Jason Wilkinson, PGA, First ...Assistant Golf Professional Jeff Grant, PGA, and the entire staff at Desert Willow Golf Resort for being world-class hosts.
On the course, the story of the weekend was all about breakthrough performances. In the Girls Division, Alice Okuri stood alone at the top, firing a clutch 71-72 to finish as the tournament’s only under par player and secure her firstever Toyota Tour Cup title! She withstood a fierce Sunday charge from Grace Mao, who carded a blistering final round 68 to take second, while Chloe Kim locked down third place with a consistent 72-73 finish. Congratulations to all the girls on their great play!
The Boys Division delivered just as much drama! Qualifier Cody Grant proved he belonged in the spotlight, shooting 71-70 to capture his very first Toyota Tour Cup victory! He held off a surging Austin Dennis, who fired a spectacular final round 68 to climb into second place (73-68), while firstround leader Noah Hitomi earned a strong third place finish (69-73). Congratulations to all the boys on an awesome tournament!
A special thank you to our partners Toyota and Taylormade for their continued support!
Major week hitting close to home! 🌴 ⛳️
We can’t wait to watch our 12 SCPGA Jr. Tour Alumni taking on the historic Riviera Country Club for the U.S. Women’s Open this week! Good luck! 🏌️♀️
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From the SCPGA Jr Tour to the biggest stage in golf! 🌟 We caught up with alum Katelyn Kong during her practice round at the iconic Riviera Country Club as she gets ready for the 2026 U.S. Women’s Open. To say we’re proud would be an understatement! ⛳️ 🏌️♀️
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Emotions ride high when you qualify for TTC! Congratulations to the 10 players who earned their spot on The Toyota Tour Cup!
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These girls are in the Finals! Watch our Alumni battle for the NCAA Championship at 3PM on Golf Channel
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The 2026 Spring Season of The Players Tour concluded this past weekend at Mission Hills North in Rancho Mirage, CA. This premier event brought together the top point earners from the Spring Season, with coveted Toyota Tour Cup exemptions on the line for the top finishers—six boys and four ...girls.
Challenging conditions defined the weekend, as players battled through intense winds across both rounds. Despite the elements, the competition remained fierce, and the athletes rose to the occasion.
In the Boys Overall Division, Brendon Narahara showcased tremendous composure and determination, defending his opening-round lead to claim his first multi-day victory on The Players Tour. William Kim delivered a strong performance to finish second, while Roman Luque and Amar’e Bautista shared third place honors at Even-par.
The Girls Overall Division delivered thrilling drama, culminating in a need for a playoff. Ultimately, Kaylee Wu emerged victorious, securing her first multi-day win on the tour. Hannah Kim and Layla Phillips followed closely, completing the podium.
Congratulations to all of our medalists and the newest members of the Toyota Tour Cup!
A heartfelt thank-you goes out to Laurel Springs for generously providing golf balls to all participants and Uswing Mojing Sunglasses for providing special gifts to our overall champions. We also extend our gratitude to General Manager Dawson Hess and the entire staff at Mission Hills North for their hospitality and support throughout the weekend.
We can’t wait to see everyone back on the course for the 2026 Summer Season!
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