Everything, before you ask.

TourMap is the premier tournament planning platform for competitive junior golf.

We bring tournaments from across the country into one thoughtfully organized platform. Discover events, build schedules, track registration deadlines, and manage an entire season with confidence.

TourMap also tracks your player's performance. Enter scores and key stats after each event and TourMap builds a season-long picture of your junior's progress: scoring average, competitive rounds, and more, so growth is visible over time.

Our mission is simple: recapture your time.

Most tournament websites only display their own events.

TourMap gives families a complete view of the competitive junior golf landscape, all in one place. Instead of searching dozens of websites, you can filter, compare, organize, and manage your season from a single platform built exclusively for junior golf.

Yes. TourMap is a premium membership designed for families who compete regularly and value organization.

Regional, $250 a year: tournament coverage in any two states, advanced search filters, calendar management, deadline tracking, and tournament update notifications.

National, $500 a year: nationwide coverage across all 50 states, plus every Regional feature. Built for families competing on regional and national schedules.

Every membership includes continuous platform enhancements and year-round tournament database updates.

We're continually expanding and refining our database. If an event is missing, submit it through the Request an Event form located in the Browse section. Our team reviews every submission and works quickly to verify and add qualifying tournaments.

No. Registration is always completed through each organization's official website.

Every tournament you add to your TourMap calendar includes a direct link to its official registration page, so you can register when the time is right, without hunting for the correct website again.

Yes. The Manual Add feature within Calendar Management lets you add events that may not appear in our database.

A club championship, a high school match, a college showcase, a practice round, or a personal event. Organize everything alongside your TourMap schedule. One complete place to manage every important date in your season.

Yes. If a tournament you've saved changes its date, registration window, venue, or other important details, TourMap notifies you so your schedule stays current throughout the season.

Yes. Household Memberships make it easy to organize multiple players from one account, so families can manage every competitive schedule in one centralized calendar.

No. Every junior golfer's journey is unique.

Rather than recommending where a player should compete, TourMap provides the tools and information families need to confidently build the schedule that's right for them.

No. TourMap is an independent planning platform.

We organize tournament information from organizations across the country, but operations, registration, eligibility, and policies remain the responsibility of each individual organization.

Our database is maintained year-round.

Schedules, registration windows, venue changes, cancellations, and other important updates are reviewed regularly so your planning stays current throughout the season.

Every membership renews on December 1, no matter when you join.

Joining mid-season? Join between July and September and you'll pay half price to cover the months until December 1, then the full annual price at renewal. Join in October or later and your first payment covers the rest of this season and all of next.

Yes. If you're not completely satisfied, you may request a refund within the first 30 days of your initial membership.

To preserve the value of TourMap's proprietary planning tools, memberships become non-refundable once premium features have been activated, such as exporting tournaments to your personal calendar, activating the Progress Tracker, or using other proprietary planning tools.

Adding tournaments to your calendar or exploring the platform does not affect refund eligibility. If premium features have not been activated, refund requests within the first 30 days will be honored.

AJGA Stars are a points-based recognition system used by the American Junior Golf Association to rank competitive junior golfers nationally.

Stars are awarded based on a player's finish at eligible tournaments, and TourMap flags which events award them so families can plan a season around earning Performance-Based Entry status into elite AJGA fields.

Every event on TourMap carries a level from Tier 1 to Tier 4, so you can match a tournament to where your player is right now instead of decoding each tour's own vocabulary.

Tier 1: Beginner. Entry-level events designed to build volume and experience for newer players.

Tier 2: Developing. Mid-level competitive play, typically consisting of 36-hole events.

Tier 3: Competitive. Any 54-hole tournament. These carry greater competitive weight and attract meaningful attention from college coaches.

Tier 4: Elite. The highest level of competition — national-level events.

Filter by tier on Browse, or tap the ⓘ next to any tier badge to see its definition where you are.

The Decade Score rates each round you log from 1 to 99. Greens in regulation and fairways hit push it up; strokes over par, putts above 30 and penalties pull it down; birdies add back. The number on the gauge is the average across every round you have scored.

It follows the Decade Golf method, which weights the parts of the game that predict scoring — approach play first, then driving accuracy — over any single result. Your score is a preview; Decade Golf Premium turns the same numbers into a full development plan.

Your TourMap planning history is securely retained for up to 12 months after expiration or cancellation.

During this time, access to premium features, including saved schedules, Calendar Management, Progress Tracker data, and other membership tools, is suspended.

Reactivate anytime within the 12-month window to restore full access. Accounts that remain inactive beyond the retention period may be permanently removed.