#GameChanger Club

Welcome to the #GameChanger Club!

Each player who joins a PGA Jr. League team pays an annual fee of $99–what we call the #GameChanger Club–which includes access to their local league, their custom uniform and cool team kit gear, and participation in as many seasons as desired throughout the year (additional PGA Coaching and program fees apply). 
‍
Thinking about becoming a #GameChanger and joining a team? This corner of the website will give you a peek into the fun and excitement that comes with being a member. Once you’ve registered and joined the #GameChanger Club, you’ll receive exclusive offers and promotions available only through PGA of America partners via PerkSpot.
‍
What makes the #GameChanger Club different? You! The PGA Jr. League community is tens of thousands strong. The #GameChanger Club is a space that exists both on and off the course with your teammates where everyone belongs.

#GameChanger Club

Player and Team of the Month

Submit your PGA Jr. League photos here for your chance to be featured as the Player or Team of the Month.
Team of the Month

Team Fox Den

Isaac Bowland has been participating in PGA Jr. League for the past four years, and he loves playing with teammates and making new friends each season. Born with brittle bone disease, PGA Jr. League is the only team-based sport Isaac can play.

Isaac is a member of Team Fox Den led by PGA Coach Bill Reilly. The team made it to the Section Championship this year, and while they fell short of Regionals, they cannot wait for next season!
Player of the Month

Parker Rodgers

Parker is a high school sophomore and member of the Scottish Rite for Children PGA Jr. League team in Dallas. She is quite the multi-sport athlete and enjoys competing on her school's varsity softball and volleyball teams! Parker has dyslexia, but she doesn't let that slow her down. In fact, she sees it as an advantage that encourages her to work harder at everything she does. Way to go, Parker!

You can learn more about the PGA Jr. League partnership with Scottish Rite for Children here.
@PGAJrLeague Social Feeds
Follow @PGAJrLeague on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, and make sure you tag us in your posts and use #gamechanger to join the conversation!

Hole-In-One Vault

A hole-in-one might just give you the best feeling in golf… but it’s even better when teammates witness it! Have you aced a hole during a PGA Jr. League practice or game? Submit your hole-in-one photos and videos here to be featured. Don’t forget to include the date, location of your practice or game, hole number, yardage and club used!
Hole-in-One

Drew Thompson

Drew Thompson (12) plays PGA Jr. League at Cleveland Country Club in Cleveland, Tennessee. During the first match of the season, he scored a hole-in-one on Hole 6 at Cleveland Country Club.
Hole-in-One

Gavin Greika

Gavin Greika from Team Windermere Golf Club in Cumming, Georgia, made a hole-in-one on Hole 17 during a match on June 16 at the River Club. Gavin’s PGA Coach is Timothy Reed, PGA.
Hole-in-One

Lane Scace

Lane Scace, who plays PGA Jr. League at Monroe Golf Club in Monroe, Wisconsin, scored his first hole-in-one while out practicing with his new TaylorMade clubs on May 28, 2022. On Hole 6, Lane opted for his 8 iron and drove 134 yards!
Drew Thompson
Drew Thompson (12) plays PGA Jr. League at Cleveland Country Club in Cleveland, Tennessee. During the first match of the season, he scored a hole-in-one on Hole 6 at Cleveland Country Club.
Gavin Greika
Gavin Greika from Team Windermere Golf Club in Cumming, Georgia, made a hole-in-one on Hole 17 during a match on June 16 at the River Club. Gavin’s PGA Coach is Timothy Reed, PGA.
Lane Scace
Lane Scace, who plays PGA Jr. League at Monroe Golf Club in Monroe, Wisconsin, scored his first hole-in-one while out practicing with his new TaylorMade clubs on May 28, 2022. On Hole 6, Lane opted for his 8 iron and drove 134 yards!
Jacob Gomez
Jacob Gomez, 14, had a hole-in-one on Hole 3 at Haworth Country Club from 165 yards with his 6 iron!
Lucas Massa
Lucas Massa, 11, aced Hole 7 at Medina Country Club from 80 yards, alongside his teammates and playing partners Enzo and Nate.
There were two holes-in-one during one PGA Jr. League match at Marriott’s World Center. Jeremy Castellanos, 11, and Celma Sterman, 10, both became proud car owners after their aces!
Kaylee Anne Miller
Kaylee Anne Miller, 9, had her first hole-in-one in her first season of PGA Jr. League! She aced Hole 6 at The Legacy Club from 75 yards using her 9 iron.
Jackson Dammann
Jackson Dammann aced Hole 2 from 112 yards with his 9 iron at Oakwood Golf Club!
Macie Rasmussen
Macie Rasmussen’s first shot of the day on Hole 10 at Bow Creek Golf Course was a hole-in-one from 98 yards with her 9 iron!

Download Safari Par-Tee mobile app!

As a GameChanger Club Member, check out the PGA Jr. League Safari Par-Tee mobile app, which is available for free download on the Apple and Google Play stores. Designed as an interactive mobile game, the app allows kids and families to play golf as adorable animal avatars while transforming their own setting into the imaginative Adventure Park Golf Course.

2022 Season Countdown
Counting down the days until the 2022 season opens?! You’re not alone. Keep an eye on our countdown clock below.
0
days
0
hours
0
minutes
0
seconds
PGA of America Logo
PGA Jr. League brings friends and families together through fun, team golf experiences.
HomeHow It WorksPartners & ProgramsNews
Find ProgramLocal League Standings#GameChanger Club
Championship SeasonAll-Star Play Days & LeaderboardSectionalsRegionalsNational Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championship
TermsPrivacy PolicyDo Not Sell My Personal Information
© Copyright PGA of America 2021

Search