Bubba Conlee Tournament

The Bubba Conlee Tournament, officially known as the Bubba Conlee National Junior Golf Tournament, is organized as a junior golf event founded in 1981 by Larry Conlee in memory of his son, James Larry “Bubba” Conlee Jr. The tournament is recognized as one of the best junior golf events in the Mid-South and attracts dozens of college coaches for recruiting. The format is typically stroke play played over three rounds, with a competitive field of junior golfers, although exact field size may vary each year. Qualification is primarily based on age and junior golf standing, with players applying online for entry through the official tournament website.