Youth Programs
The Youth Pillar of the PGA REACH New England seeks to improve and advance opportunities for youth. Introduction to the sport at an early age has proven to provide great opportunities in the areas of education, health and wellness and character building centered on the sport of golf.
PGA REACH New England programming will ensure that cost doesn’t prohibit youth from entering the sport and will serve as a central role in the golf industry’s effort to introduce the sport to youth of all ages and backgrounds in a safe, fun environment. Some program examples include: PGA Jr. League Golf, Drive, Chip & Putt Championship, The First Tee, NEPGA Junior Tour and more.
Junior New England PGA Tour
The New England PGA Junior Tour, founded in 1995, established a goal to help develop younger golfers as well as provide outstanding competitions on a local level.
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PGA Junior League
PGA Jr. League exists to bring communities together through fun, team golf experiences… plus those experiences that transcend golf itself, like friendships that last for years to come or a newfound sense of confidence.
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Drive, Chip & Putt
Participants compete in all three skills (Drive, Chip and Putt) and hit three shots per skill for a total of nine shots. Points are accumulated per shot at each skill. The overall champion in each division is determined by the participant with the most points accumulated between all three skills.
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Patriot 128 All-Stars Win New England PGA Junior League Section Championship
DEDHAM, Mass. – The Patriot 128 Junior League All-Stars are the 2019 PGA Junior League New England Section Champions after taking down the
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Four PGA Jr. League Teams Advance To Section Championship Matches
COMPLETE RESULTS STOW, Mass. – An estimated 350 junior golfers, representing 36 PGA Junior League teams gathered at Stow Acres Country Club on
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Hickson Captures 7th Career Maine Chapter Championship
ROCKLAND, ME – There is always an added sense of pride when playing for a title with your state’s name attached to it, and that element was on
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