Junior Golf Tournaments Across Europe. All in One Place.
A calendar of open junior golf tournaments across Europe, pulled together from federations, tours and organisers so you don’t have to search a dozen different sites.
Free to browse — no Family Golf Club membership required to use this page.
One Calendar, Instead of a Dozen Federation Websites
Junior tournament information in Europe is scattered — a national federation here, an independent tour there, a club circular somewhere else. This page pulls it together in one family-friendly view, so you can plan without the hunting.
Plan Around the Season
See what’s coming up across Europe and build a family trip or two around a tournament weekend.
Know Who Can Actually Enter
Every listing shows whether entry is open, restricted, or invitation-only — no guessing after you’ve already looked into it.
Beyond Elite Pathways
Alongside federation championships, you’ll find age-group and no-handicap-limit events built for players who are simply playing for the experience.
Sourced, Not Guessed
Every event links back to the federation, tour or organiser it came from — so you can always double-check before you book anything.
Tournaments Coming Up
Grouped by season, then by month. Organiser, country and entry status shown on every listing — HCP limit and registration deadline shown wherever the organiser has actually published one. Tap through for anything not shown here.
Last checked: 15 September 2026 — a full refresh runs each season; always confirm directly with the organiser before travelling.
2026 Season
In ProgressAustrian Juniors Golf Tour #6 – Faldo Series
Austrian Golf Federation / Faldo Series
2027 Season
Confirmed So FarWorld Junior Golf Championship (Daily Mail WJGC) 2027
Daily Mail / World Junior Golf
This isn’t every junior tournament in Europe — it’s what we’ve been able to source and check, currently through mid-March 2027 (as far as organisers have published so far). Region and HCP limit are shown only where the organiser has actually published one — a missing field here means it isn’t public yet, not that we didn’t look. If your national federation runs something that should be here, let us know and we’ll look into adding it.
Three Kinds of Sources, All Linked
We don’t invent entries or estimate dates. Every tournament on this page traces back to one of these, and we link straight to it.
National & Continental Federations
The European Golf Association calendar and individual national federations (England Golf, FFGolf, DGV and others) publish official championships and international opens.
Independent Junior Tours
Series like Global Junior Golf and US Kids Golf run their own multi-country calendars, often with age-group divisions and no handicap limit.
Direct Organiser Pages
Where we can find a tournament’s own registration page, we link there directly rather than a generic calendar listing.
Running a Junior Tournament? Get It Listed Here.
If you organise a junior golf tournament in Europe — a federation championship, an academy invitational, or a stop on an independent tour — you can submit it for this calendar directly.
Listing is free. We’re not a ranking body and we don’t take a cut of entry fees; we just want families to be able to find your event. Every submission is checked against your own official page before it goes live, the same standard every other listing on this page is held to.
Once listed, we link straight to your registration page — we never take entries ourselves.
What to include
- Tournament name and organising body
- Dates and venue (country + club)
- Entry type — open, age/handicap-restricted, or invitation-only
- Handicap limit or age category, if any
- Entry fee, if applicable
- A link to your official tournament or registration page
We reply within 3 working days. Submitting doesn’t guarantee listing — we still check the event against an official source first, same as everything else here.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need to be an elite or highly competitive player to enter these tournaments?
No — it depends on the event. Some are national championships with tighter handicap limits, but others (like age-group tours) are built specifically for players without a competitive pathway in mind. Each listing shows the entry type so you can judge fit before you look further.
Is this list complete?
No, and we don’t want to overclaim that it is. This page covers what we’ve been able to source and verify from federations, tours and organisers. If you know of an event that should be here, let us know.
How do I actually register for one of these?
Follow the link on each listing through to the federation, tour or organiser’s own page — that’s where entry, fees and deadlines are handled. We don’t take registrations on this page.
How often is this page updated?
We aim for a full refresh each season, with spot-checks in between. The “last checked” date at the top of the list tells you how current it is — always confirm directly with the organiser before booking travel.
Do I need a Family Golf Club membership to use this page?
No. This calendar is free to browse for any family. Membership is separate and covers the in-app recognition system and achievements.
Where can I read more about preparing for a first tournament?
See our Competitions Guide, including the First Junior Tournament article, for what to expect and how to prepare as a family.
Know a tournament that should be listed? Tell us — we reply within 3 working days.
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