Sub-District #1 Golf Course at Birch Creek

Pendleton, OR, (541) 966-1655  Mon, June 20th
Tournament Tee times: For your own personal tee time, visit the District Four Tee Times page 48 hours before, 8:00am June 20th.

Players in this event are trying to qualify for The District Championship on July 18/19

Tee times will begin at 8:00 am and we will start from #1 and #10. Tee times and volunteer assignments will be posted 48 hours prior to the tournament.

Tees –

Practice – TBA

Food – TBA

Volunteer assignments will be posted with the tee times 48 hours prior to the tournament.

Sub District #2 Three Lakes Golf Course

Malaga, (509) 663-5448 Tues June 28th
Tournament Tee times: beginning at 7:30am off #1 and #10. For your own personal tee time, visit the District Four Tee Times page 48 hours ahead of June 28th.

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First tee time will be at 7:30 am, we will use both #1 & #10 to start

Tees –

Players in this event are trying to qualify for Districts on  July 18/19

Sub District #3 Zintel Creek GC

Kennewick, (509) 783-6014  Thursday, July 7th
Tournament Tee times: Tee times will begin at 7:00am off #1 tee for the 18 hole players and 7:15am for our 8-11 players that play 9 holes.

Tee times and volunteer assignments will be posted 48 hours prior to the tournament at Tee Times page.

Practice rounds – please contact the golf course (509) 783-6014

Tee information:

Every player entered in this Sub District tournament is attempting to qualify for the District Championship at Moses Lake GC July 18/19

Sub District #4 – Yakima CC

Yakima, 509-453-0363, Mon, July 11th
Either a #1 or #10 tee start between 7:30am and 9:30am.

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Food Service:

Driving Range:

Tee information:

Every player entered in this Sub District tournament is attempting to qualify for the District Championship.  Entry deadline for the District Championship is at noon the day following your final district 4 sub district tournament – Players are responsible to check for their District Championship qualification (online in results – cut line; Q next to name on scoreboard).

District Championship Moses Lake GC

Moses Lake, (509) 765-5049 Mon, July 18/19th

Entry deadline is date of last sub district event at 11:59pm – Players are responsible to check for their District Championship qualification (online in results – cut line; Q next to name on scoreboard).

Practice Rounds: please call the golf course for a tee time BEFORE arriving!  Please be aware of the mask policy – must wear inside!

Tournament tee times Monday: TBA

Tee information Tuesday: TBA

This is a two day tournament. Players are trying to qualify for the State Championship which will be held Aug 2 – 4, 2022 at Semiahmoo G&CC, WA.

The highest priority of the Washington Junior Golf Association (WJGA) is protecting the health, safety, and well-being of all players, spectators, volunteers, host facility staff, and WJGA staff when participating in a WJGA tournament. The following are a set of policies and procedures the WJGA has created for upcoming association operations. The WJGA has created these policies and procedures to keep golf safe and follow guidelines set forth by local and state government officials.

It is the responsibility of our WJGA member families & friends to fully read, understand, and follow these policies and procedures set forth by the WJGA. Not adhering to these policies and procedures may result in a WJGA Code of Conduct violation and any penalty that may come with it.

Self-Screening All WJGA players, spectators, volunteers and WJGA staff are expected to self-screen prior to being on-site at tournaments. WJGA asks that you please stay at home if you do not feel well, have a fever, and/or display any signs or symptoms of possible COVID-19. Refunds will be issued to encourage your safe cooperation.

General Safety and Sanitization Guidelines for Participating in WJGA events – Players should practice social distancing while on property. This includes the driving range, practice putting green, teeing area, etc. – Sanitizer will be available at starting tees and scoring areas. – Scores will be posted online only. There will be no physical scoreboards. – There will only be small, informal award ceremonies and awards will be given out immediately after play in each division.

COVID-19 Tournament Operations

Walking Scorers – Every player in the 8-11 and 12-13 divisions will be required to have a walking scorer for each round they play. The walking scorer may be a parent, guardian, sibling (at least 16 years old), or family friend. The walking scorer will receive a scorecard at the starting tee and help ensure scores are accurate for the round.
Arrival Time – It is recommended that players and spectators arrive at the golf course no earlier than 1-hour prior to their starting time.
Registration – There may be no pre-tournament, in-person registration.
Clubhouse Access – No required WJGA activities will take place inside the clubhouse; weather permitting.
Starting Tee – Players must be near their assigned starting tee 10 minutes prior to their tee time. The starter will announce groups into the teeing area once it is ready. – Players will be given their scorecards, notice to competitors and be advised about all the rules of the day. – Starter’s boxes may be removed from the starting tees so players should come prepared with tees, ball markers, pencils, permanent markers, sunscreen, bug-spray, etc. – Each player or walking scorer will keep their own score and the score of another player in the group.
Bunkers / Rakes – Bunker rakes will not be removed from the golf course, and bunkers will be played under the normal Rules of Golf. Players should smooth disturbed sand before they leave the bunker. Note: A host facility may have a more restrictive policy than WJGA’s, and in that case we will follow the host course guidelines and relay that information to tournament players prior.
Flagstick / Hole – Players may touch or remove the flagstick at their personal preference. – Some host facilities may still be using preventative measures to prevent touching the flagstick (i.e. pool noodles, cups cut upside-down, etc.). If a preventative measure is used, a ball must still be holed completely.
Scoring – Players will verbally verify each other’s scores. Two signatures will not be required and the card will be considered signed when verbally agreed to and all players have left the scoring area.
Spectator Guidelines – There will be no limit to the number of spectators that may attend a WJGA tournament. Spectators on-site will be asked to maintain proper social distance from everyone except for people from their same household. – Spectator carts must be preapproved per WJGA policy (i.e. disability/handicap placard). Only one person may ride in the cart at any time (unless the approved person cannot drive a golf cart, then two people would be allowed). – Spectators will not be allowed on the driving range or practice putting green.
Food and Beverage / Water – Players must be prepared to start the round with their own water. – Spectators are highly encouraged to carry extra water and food with them as on-course water may be severely limited or not available. – Golf course food available for purchase may be limited depending on the facility. Course specific information will be emailed to tournament participants prior to each tournament.

*Revised 6/10/2021* **Guidelines are subject to change at any time**

Boys 16-18 – Spots:
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Girls 16-18 – Spots:
Girls 14-15 – Spots:
Girls 12-13 – Spots:
Girls 8-11 – Spots:

State Championship at Semiahmoo G&CC:

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