JGL is open to amateur junior golfers in Grades 3–12 who wish to develop their skills through structured tournament competition.

Players below Grade 3 may also be eligible to participate. Applications for players in Grades 2 and below require a completed Cross-Division Participation Waiver and a Player Evaluation & Recommendation Form signed by the player's coach for review and approval by JGL.

No. Prior tournament experience is not required. However, players should have experience playing on a golf course over 9 or 18 holes and be able to keep their own score while demonstrating a basic understanding of golf etiquette and the Rules of Golf.

Yes. Players may apply for membership at any time during the membership year, subject to membership availability and eligibility requirements.

Complete the online membership application, submit the required documents, and pay the membership fee. Once approved, you will receive membership confirmation and access to tournament registration.

If you have any questions, please contact us through the official JGL LINE (@jgl.tw) for timely assistance and personalized support.

JGL membership offers more than tournament participation. Members gain access to official JGL events, annual rankings, international development opportunities, educational seminars, and exclusive member activities.

Additional benefits may include member gifts, partner offers, special events, and resources designed to support each player's long-term development both on and off the golf course.

The JGL membership year runs from September 1 through August 31 of the following year.

No. Members may choose which tournaments to enter based on their schedule, goals, and availability.

Players are assigned to age divisions based on their school grade level.

Players earn ranking points through participation in JGL events. In general, players ranked within the Top 40 of their respective annual division rankings become eligible for Division I events. JGL reserves the right to adjust qualification requirements and make final eligibility decisions.

No. To encourage consistent participation and long-term player development, JGL uses a Carry-over Policy. At the start of each season, players receive a starting points allocation based on their ranking from the previous season.

The carry-over points awarded each season are determined by JGL and published as part of the official ranking and points regulations.

No. Parents may use a single email account when registering multiple players in Golf Genius by adding a "+" identifier to the email address for each child.

For example, if the parent's email is parent@email.com, one child may use parent@email.com and another may use parent+player2@email.com. Although Golf Genius treats them as separate accounts, all communications will still be delivered to the same inbox.

Division II is open to all eligible JGL members and serves as the starting point for earning ranking points and gaining competitive experience.

Division I is designed for qualified players who have achieved the required ranking standard. It offers a higher level of competition and additional championship opportunities.

Tournament registration is completed through Golf Genius during the designated registration period. Players must submit their registration and complete payment within three days of registering. Only fully completed registrations will be considered for entry confirmation.

An entry is confirmed only after both registration and payment have been received and verified by JGL. A confirmation will be sent once the entry is approved.

Ranking points are awarded based on a player's finishing position within their division. The number of participants and event structure may affect the distribution of points.

Annual division rankings are based on points earned throughout the season in eligible JGL events. Rankings are updated regularly and published through official JGL channels, including Golf Genius and the JGL website.

Ranking points are awarded based on finishing position within a specific event and division, not solely on score. Event participation levels and field size may result in different point allocations.

In general, players ranked within the Top 40 of their respective annual division rankings are eligible to register for Division I competitions. JGL reserves the right to adjust qualification requirements and make final eligibility decisions.

Qualification requirements vary by event. Selection may be based on annual division rankings, designated qualifying events, or other criteria published in the official event announcement.

Yes. Spectator access is available at most JGL events, subject to host venue regulations and tournament policies.

No. To maintain fairness and comply with the Rules of Golf, parents and spectators may not provide coaching, advice, or assistance during a competitive round.

Withdrawal requests must be submitted to JGL via email to info@jgl.tw as soon as possible. The date the email received by JGL will be regarded as the official withdrawal date. Refund eligibility and administrative fees are subject to the tournament's published withdrawal policy.

JGL will follow established competition procedures and venue safety guidelines. Any schedule changes, suspensions, or modifications will be communicated through official channels.

Pairings, live scoring, tournament results, and division rankings are available through Golf Genius and the JGL website.

Team Rankings are based on the combined performances of eligible players representing the same school, academy, or team throughout the season. Team standings are determined by points earned in designated JGL events and are updated regularly during the season.

Yes. Eligible performances may contribute to both individual division rankings and team standings, depending on the competition format and applicable regulations.