Dutch International Junior Open

The Dutch International Junior Open, also known as the Dutch Junior Open, is a prominent international golf tournament for talented young golfers under the age of 21. Held annually at the Golf Club Toxandria in the Netherlands, it is recognized as the most significant youth amateur stroke play championship in the country. The event typically spans four days, from July 16-19, 2025, and features 72 holes of competition, attracting players from over 20 countries worldwide. The tournament is played on the historic Toxandria course, which is renowned for its traditional design and challenging layout, making it a favorite among young talents seeking international exposure and experience. The Dutch Junior Open has a rich history since its inception in 1984 and has seen many future stars participate and win, including notable players like Thomas Detry, Attaya Thitikul, and Danny Willett. It is highly ranked globally by WAGR, EGR, and JGS and is considered a key stepping stone for aspiring professionals. The event also features a qualifying process, a cut after the first two rounds, and a final day to determine the champion. The participation fee is around €300, covering four days of competitive play and associated amenities.