The 17th National Junior Golf Classic

The 17th National Junior Golf Classic is a premier junior golf tournament that gathers top junior golfers across different age groups. The event is typically organized by regional or national junior golf associations and is usually played over 36 to 54 holes of stroke play, spread across 2 to 3 days. The format challenges young golfers on skill and consistency, with fields generally comprising between 100 to 200 competitors depending on the organizer's scale. The 17th National Junior Golf Classic is an esteemed junior golf tournament held as part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) series in the United States. The 2025 edition will feature over 900 elite junior golfers competing across 10 championship events at renowned courses in Central Florida. The tournament is played primarily in stroke play format over multiple rounds, typically 36 to 54 holes across 2 to 3 days. The event fields range from 60 to over 150 competitors depending on the division and age group. Players qualify based on their age division, prior tournament performance, rankings, and handicap status. The Classic is one of the largest and most respected junior golf events, drawing top national and international junior players.