USSSA Golf“A National Junior Golf Tour”

Boys & Girls 15-18Boys & Girls 12-14Boys & Girls 9-11

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USSSA Golf was initiated to provide more junior golf events, allowing more junior players the opportunity to compete at their respective level

of play.

All USSSA Golf Events are reported to the Junior Golf Scoreboard.

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USSSA Golf RegistrationPlayer Name: ______________________________________

Player E-Mail Address: _______________________________ (required)

Player Date of Birth: _________________________________

Player Shirt Size: [ ] Youth Medium [ ] Adult Large [ ] Youth Large [ ] Adult X-Large [ ] Adult Small [ ] Adult XXL [ ] Adult Medium [ ] Adult XXXL

Mailing/Shipping Address:______________________________

City: ________________________ State: ______ Zip:_______

Residence Phone: (________) _________________________

Cell Phone: (________) _______________________________

Father’s Name: _____________________________________

Father’s Cell Phone: (________) ________________________

Mother’s Name: _____________________________________

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History

Philosophy

USSSA Golf• Players can join USSSA Golf anytime during the year and be immediately eligible to participate in upcoming USSSA

tournaments. New memberships for the upcoming year are accepted beginning on August 1st each year, when the next year’s upcoming schedule is published on the website.

• There is one basic membership: FREE. Effective August 1, 2012, all USSSA Golf Memberships will be FREE. USSSA Golf Standard Tour members will go online and register at no charge. Entry fees for each tournament will vary from location to location, and can be paid on line, via credit card.

• Any boy or girl, 9-18 years old who has not yet begun college is eligible to play on the USSSA Golf Junior Tour. Graduating high school seniors are encouraged to compete throughout the summer after their senior year in high school. All tournament participants must be USSSA members.

• New memberships and renewals for USSSA Golf Tour memberships can be initiated beginning in August each year for the following calendar year. USSSA members are eligible to play throughout the next golf calendar year (August thru July).

• Pointswillbeawardedtoplayersbasedontheirfinishesineachtournamentwithintheirrespectiveagegroups.Allplayerswillreceive400pointsforcompletingaUSSSAEvent,regardlessoftheirfinish.Pointsassignedtoorderoffinishareasfollows:First, 1000 points. Second, 900 points. Third, 800 points, Fourth, 700 points. Fifth, 600 points. Sixth, 500 points. Seventh, 400 points. Eighth, 300 points. Ninth, 200 points. Tenth, 100 points. Each participant will receive an additional 400 points for successfully completing an event. State and National Tournaments will award accelerated points.

All USSSAGolf events will allow adult caddiesAll caddies must wear Official USSSAGolf caddy bibFor additional information, email: golf@usssa.com

The USSSA believes that all amateur athletes should be given the opportunity to compete in championship events in their chosen sport, no matter the level of their abilities, and that they should be allowed to qualify for sport championships, whether it be on the local level, or the national level. All championship events should be of the highest quality. All decisions made by the association are made with the best interest of the players, coaches, fans and recreation administrators in mind.

The USSSA, or United States Slow Pitch Softball Association was formed in 1967 when it was felt the slow pitch softball industry was being neglected by the dominant softball association of the time. Utilizing progressive rules and procedures, as well as a entreprenural spirit, USSSA quickly became a dominant force in the slow pitch industry and developed its desire to enter the world of additional sports.USSSA became a multi-sports association at its 1997 National Convention in Myrtle Beach, S.C., subsequently changing its name to the United States Specialty Sports Association.