Hurricane Junior Golf Tour announces landmark partnership with Youth on Course to expand access to junior golf

The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT), founded in 2007 and headquartered in Orlando, FL has partnered with Youth on Course, a nonprofit organization, “advancing their shared mission to make golf more accessible and affordable for young athletes nationwide,” according to a release by the company.

“This collaboration is set to break down financial barriers, enabling aspiring junior golfers to develop their skills, compete, and experience the game at a higher level. With a focus on grassroots development, HJGT and Youth on Course aims to ensure cost is never a hurdle for passionate young players pursuing their dreams,” according to the release.

Key benefits of the partnership for Youth on Course members include:

• Discounted  HJGT annual membership for members of Youth on Course
• Discounted  entry fees for HJGT and Futures Tour events
• Tournament exemptions gifted to Youth on Course; funded by the HJGT “Hurricane Foundation”
• Exclusive access to HJGT internship opportunities for Youth on Course alumni

“Partnering with Youth on Course is one of the most exciting milestones in the HJGT’s history,” said Mario Conte, Founder and Executive Director of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour.  “We are proud to work with an organization that shares our vision of making golf more accessible, and we look forward to seeing the incredible impact this partnership will have on the future of junior golf. This collaboration aligns with what we are all about, which is being an inclusive tour.”

Youth on Course, a nationally recognized nonprofit, works toward offering affordable access to golf rounds for junior golfers. It works with courses across North America. The partnership with HJGT extends their commitment by “ensuring young athletes can also compete at a high level and showcase their skills on a national stage.”

“Hurricane Junior Golf Tour is committed to creating more affordable, local opportunities for junior golfers of all skill levels to play, compete, and develop through the sport,” said Michael Lowe, Head of Impact, Youth on Course. “We’re excited to see the opportunities, friendships and memories this partnership will bring to our members and families.”

For more information, visit youthoncourse.org or hjgt.org.