Toronto, ON – January 2026 — The Canadian Junior Golf Association (CJGA) is proud to officially announce its 2026 CJGA National Tournament Schedule, highlighting a comprehensive season of competition alongside significant enhancements to player development, education, and international partnerships.

The 2026 schedule will feature over 100 tournaments nationwide, including regional events, CJGA Majors, national championships, invitational competitions, and international events. Hosted at many of Canada’s premier golf facilities, the CJGA continues to deliver one of the most robust junior golf platforms in North America.

“Our 2026 National Schedule represents more than just competition — it reflects our long-term vision for junior golf development,” said Earl Fritz, Founder and CEO of the CJGA. “We are continuing to expand meaningful pathways for our athletes through strong national and international partnerships, while ensuring families, coaches, and players have the support they need at every stage of development.”

Expanded National & International Partnerships

As part of its 2026 strategy, the CJGA is actively expanding partnerships both nationally and internationally to better support NCAA-bound and post-secondary-focused athletes. These partnerships are designed to enhance competitive opportunities, increase international exposure, and strengthen recruitment pathways for Canadian junior golfers pursuing collegiate golf in the United States and beyond.

The CJGA’s growing international footprint includes collaborative relationships across North America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Asia, reinforcing the Association’s commitment to providing global opportunities for elite junior players.

Enhanced Programs for Coaches and Parents

In addition to competitive expansion, the CJGA is introducing enhanced education and support programs for coaches and parents. These initiatives are designed to better equip support teams with the tools, knowledge, and resources required to guide junior golfers through competitive development, recruitment processes, and long-term athletic planning.

“Our role extends well beyond running tournaments,” said Shayne Dysart, Director of Operations and Communications for the CJGA. “In 2026, we are placing an even greater emphasis on education, communication, and structured support for coaches and parents, ensuring that players at all levels have a clear, informed pathway forward.”

2026 Season Highlights Include:

• Over 100 CJGA tournaments nationwide
• CJGA Majors, National & Regional Championships
• International events and partnerships and exemptions supporting global competition
• Enhanced NCAA and post-secondary pathways
• Educational initiatives for players, caddies, coaches and parents
• Developmental events supporting players at every stage of growth

The CJGA continues to serve as a proven pathway for junior golfers advancing to NCAA programs, Canadian and international universities, national teams, and professional tours.

Registration for 2026 CJGA events will open in phases, with full tournament details, eligibility criteria, and exemptions available through the CJGA membership portal.