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2022 is our 39th Season!
The HHJGT is run today in keeping with the traditions that were started when the Tour began in 1984. A reasonable registration fee allows the Tour players to participate in the Tour season, at an affordable price, and provides them 7 exciting rounds of golf, friendly competition and a year-end awards banquet. The 2022 HHJGT is open to competitive golfers aged 10-18 who have qualified thru our Annual Qualifying Day Tournament and the age eligible exempt players identified from their performance from the 2021 HHJGT Final Point Standings.
2022 HHJGT Season Registration Fee = $550.00 per competitor
2022 HHJGT Competitor Prizing
Titleist Prize Package for Each Age Division Winner @ Every Tour Stop/Event Site
Titleist Travel Prize Package for Each Age Division Overall Tour Champion (Valued @ $1,200.00 each)
$6,000.00 in Total Prizing Vouchers Awarded to the Top 25% of Competitors from Each Age Division from the Final Points/Order of Merit
2022 HHJGT Season Registration Fee = $550.00 per competitor
2022 HHJGT Competitor Prizing
Titleist Prize Package for Each Age Division Winner @ Every Tour Stop/Event Site
Titleist Travel Prize Package for Each Age Division Overall Tour Champion (Valued @ $1,200.00 each)
$6,000.00 in Total Prizing Vouchers Awarded to the Top 25% of Competitors from Each Age Division from the Final Points/Order of Merit
2022 HHJGT Qualifying Day Registration Now Open
Chedoke GC (Martin Course)
Sunday June 5, 2022
11:30am Split Tee Start
Age Group Divisions for Competitors
Junior Girls Division (AGES 15-18 AS OF AUGUST 1ST EACH CALENDAR YEAR) Minimum 9 Qualifying Spots Available
Bantam Girls Division (AGES 10-14 AS OF AUGUST 1ST EACH CALENDAR YEAR) Minimum 8 Qualifying Spots Available
A minimum of 8 age eligible girls are required for the Bantam Girls season competition. If there are less than
8 Bantam Girl competitors, then they will be consolidated into a singular Junior Girls Division
***2022 HHJGT Junior Girls Division Champion will receive a paid exemption in the 2022 ANNIKA Challenge (Canada)***
Junior Boys Division (AGES 15-18 AS OF AUGUST 1ST EACH CALENDAR YEAR) Minimum of 9 Qualifying Spots Available
Bantam Boys Division (AGES 10-14 AS OF AUGUST 1ST EACH CALENDAR YEAR) Minimum of 8 Qualifying Spots Available
2022 HHJGT Qualifying Day Registration Closes May 30th @ 11:59PM
Please click the button below to access the 2022 HHJGT Qualifying Day Registration Portal
2022 HHJGT SEASON: COMPETITOR EXEMPTIONS
These Competitors are exempt from Qualifying in the 2022 HHJGT Season
Age eligible competitors have earned 2022 HHJGT Tour membership based on their merit from the 2021 HHJGT final points standings
Congratulations & Thank You for Supporting the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour
See you in 2022 for our 39th HHJGT Season!
Age eligible competitors have earned 2022 HHJGT Tour membership based on their merit from the 2021 HHJGT final points standings
Congratulations & Thank You for Supporting the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour
See you in 2022 for our 39th HHJGT Season!
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Girls Division:
1) Ella Zanatta 2) Zhana Navato 3) Francesca Ampil |
Junior Boys:
1) John Orlebar 2) Jack Millard 3) Chris Jo 4) Aiden McVey 5) Ryan Spenler |
Junior Boys:
6) Ethan Irvine 7) Angelo Turno 8) Avery Mahoney 9) Carson Skinner 10) Enzo Cirone |
Junior Boys:
11) Gabe Tovell 12) Andrew Liu 13) Ezra Oucharek 14) Liam Ferney 15) Minjae Park |
Bantam Boys:
1) Connor Wynhofen 2) Aiden Pavey 3) Gabriel Turno 4) Patrick Short 5) Thomas Lin |
Exempt Competitors highlighted in green have committed to 2022 HHJGT Season Membership
2022 HHJGT Season Membership Registration, for exempt players, is open April 15th @ 12:00am to the "top 15" identified above, 2021 HHJGT Junior Boys Division competitors, "top 3" identified above, 2021 HHJGT Girls Division competitors, and "top 5" identified above, 2021 HHJGT Bantam Boys Division competitors. Their exemptions were earned thru their performance in the 2021 HHJGT season and reflected in the final standings. They are required to be age eligible to compete in the 2022 HHJGT based on the age criteria noted below.
- Junior Boys Division U-19 as of August 1, 2021
- Junior Girls Division U-19 as of August 1, 2021
- Bantam Boys Division U-15 as of August 1, 2021
- Bantam Girls Division U-15 as of August 1, 2021 (A minimum of 8 age eligible girls are required for the Bantam Girls season competition. If there are less than 8 Bantam Girl competitors, then they will be consolidated into a singular Junior Girls Division)
Exempt List Competitor Registration is "Now Open" & closes May 30th @ 11:59pm
***Any exempt player, from the 3 player division categories noted above, failing to register prior to the May 30th deadline will have their 2022 HHJGT exemption spot revoked and it will be placed into the pool of qualifying positions for the 2022 HHJGT Qualifying Day Tournament and made available to the qualifying competitors on June 5th.***
***Any exempt player, from the 3 player division categories noted above, failing to register prior to the May 30th deadline will have their 2022 HHJGT exemption spot revoked and it will be placed into the pool of qualifying positions for the 2022 HHJGT Qualifying Day Tournament and made available to the qualifying competitors on June 5th.***
@ Legends on the Niagara (August 29-31, 2022)
The Vision
A collaboration between the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour & Annika Foundation creating memorable golf experiences while focusing on the growth of junior girls golf in Canada.
The Mission
To showcase junior golf in Canada for under-19 girls by conducting a competition where sucessful qualifiers have the opportunity and exposure to highly coveted junior girls competitions worldwide with exemptions into ANNIKA Invitationals conducted by the ANNIKA Foundation.
ANNIKA Foundation
The ANNIKA Foundation provides opportunities in women's golf at the junior, collegiate and professional levels while teaching young people the importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle through fitness and nutrition.
The ANNIKA Foundation global tournament circuit consists of seven events on five continents. In 2019, more than 600 girls and young women from 60+ countries competed in our events.
A collaboration between the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour & Annika Foundation creating memorable golf experiences while focusing on the growth of junior girls golf in Canada.
The Mission
To showcase junior golf in Canada for under-19 girls by conducting a competition where sucessful qualifiers have the opportunity and exposure to highly coveted junior girls competitions worldwide with exemptions into ANNIKA Invitationals conducted by the ANNIKA Foundation.
ANNIKA Foundation
The ANNIKA Foundation provides opportunities in women's golf at the junior, collegiate and professional levels while teaching young people the importance of living a healthy, active lifestyle through fitness and nutrition.
The ANNIKA Foundation global tournament circuit consists of seven events on five continents. In 2019, more than 600 girls and young women from 60+ countries competed in our events.
HHJGT Board Members - GARRY MCKAY, Ruth & Ian Giles Honoured by Golf Canada
Garry McKay (Media)
A past President and founding director of the Golf Journalists Association of Canada (GJAC), McKay is a respected sports journalist who has covered golf for more than 43 years. He first reported on the RBC Canadian Open in 1968 for CKOC radio and is highly respected as the longtime golf reporter for the Hamilton Spectator where he has covered all aspects of the sport from local golf to the professional game. McKay has also contributed to a multitude of Canadian and international publications during his tenure including Pro Shop, SCOREGolf, Ontario Golf and Golf Canada Magazine.
Garry McKAY
A decorated journalist across a number of sports, he has garnered a number of achievements including a SCOREGolf Award. McKay has served on the selection committees for the World Golf Hall of Fame, PGA of Canada Hall of Fame, Ontario Golf Hall of Fame, and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and has also volunteered his time with the Stanley Thomson Society and Golf Canada’s Heritage Committee. McKay is also a founding director, current board member, and treasurer of the Golden Horseshoe Athlete of the Year Award as well as a founding director and current chair of the Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame.
Ruth & Ian Giles (Volunteer)
The Giles’ pairing are long tenured golf volunteers who have shared their time and passion for the game with both Golf Ontario and Golf Canada, serving on numerous committees at the operational and executive level. Over the past four decades, the Hamilton residents have supported hundreds of local, provincial, national, international, and professional championships as duty roster volunteers in a rules or starting and scoring capacity.
The Giles’ have been long-time contributors to the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour—Ruth has served since 1999 in a variety of roles including past President (2002-03), secretary and a board member. Ian served as President from 1996-98 and has also contributed over the years as a board member and rules official. The selection of Ruth and Ian Giles marks the first time that a family duo has been selected for Golf Canada’s Distinguished Service Award.
Ruth Giles
Ruth was previously honoured with the
Ian Giles
Ian served as the President of the Ontario Golf Association (OGA) in 2001 and in 2002 helped lead the association’s amalgamation with the Ontario Ladies Golf Association – today Golf Ontario. Before becoming President, he spent six years as a Golf Ontario Director chairing numerous committees including the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame committee in 2007 and 2008. A Level 3 rules official and past governor with Golf Canada (2003-2012), Ian has given his time to numerous Golf Canada volunteer committees including the Governors Council and has also served on a number Golf Ontario Volunteer committees.
Congratulations Garry, Ruth & Ian!
A past President and founding director of the Golf Journalists Association of Canada (GJAC), McKay is a respected sports journalist who has covered golf for more than 43 years. He first reported on the RBC Canadian Open in 1968 for CKOC radio and is highly respected as the longtime golf reporter for the Hamilton Spectator where he has covered all aspects of the sport from local golf to the professional game. McKay has also contributed to a multitude of Canadian and international publications during his tenure including Pro Shop, SCOREGolf, Ontario Golf and Golf Canada Magazine.
Garry McKAY
A decorated journalist across a number of sports, he has garnered a number of achievements including a SCOREGolf Award. McKay has served on the selection committees for the World Golf Hall of Fame, PGA of Canada Hall of Fame, Ontario Golf Hall of Fame, and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and has also volunteered his time with the Stanley Thomson Society and Golf Canada’s Heritage Committee. McKay is also a founding director, current board member, and treasurer of the Golden Horseshoe Athlete of the Year Award as well as a founding director and current chair of the Hamilton Sports Hall of Fame.
- He is also a founding director of the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour (1984), an organization he continues to serve on the board of directors and as a volunteer at the registration table, as a rules official, and at the scoreboard.
- McKay was recognized by Golf Ontario with the 2015 Lorne Rubenstein Media Award and in 2021 was honoured by his GJAC peers with the Dick Grimm Award.
- Golf Canada’s Distinguished Service Award has been presented annually since 1993 to recognize individuals who have had an outstanding impact on Canadian golf either nationally or within their community.
Ruth & Ian Giles (Volunteer)
The Giles’ pairing are long tenured golf volunteers who have shared their time and passion for the game with both Golf Ontario and Golf Canada, serving on numerous committees at the operational and executive level. Over the past four decades, the Hamilton residents have supported hundreds of local, provincial, national, international, and professional championships as duty roster volunteers in a rules or starting and scoring capacity.
The Giles’ have been long-time contributors to the Hamilton Halton Junior Golf Tour—Ruth has served since 1999 in a variety of roles including past President (2002-03), secretary and a board member. Ian served as President from 1996-98 and has also contributed over the years as a board member and rules official. The selection of Ruth and Ian Giles marks the first time that a family duo has been selected for Golf Canada’s Distinguished Service Award.
Ruth Giles
Ruth was previously honoured with the
- 2007 Golf Ontario Volunteer of the Year
- 2007 Bruce Mitchell Golf Canada Volunteer of the Year, and the Golf Ontario
- 2011 Dick Grimm Distinguished Volunteer of the Year.
- She also supported Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board middle school golf tournament over the years.
Ian Giles
Ian served as the President of the Ontario Golf Association (OGA) in 2001 and in 2002 helped lead the association’s amalgamation with the Ontario Ladies Golf Association – today Golf Ontario. Before becoming President, he spent six years as a Golf Ontario Director chairing numerous committees including the Ontario Golf Hall of Fame committee in 2007 and 2008. A Level 3 rules official and past governor with Golf Canada (2003-2012), Ian has given his time to numerous Golf Canada volunteer committees including the Governors Council and has also served on a number Golf Ontario Volunteer committees.
- 2014, Golf Ontario named Ian the recipient of the Dick Grimm Distinguished Service Award.
Congratulations Garry, Ruth & Ian!
Rules ACAdemy - Level 1 Rules of Golf Certification
All new members of the 2022 HHGJT are required to be R&A Rules Level 1 Certified. Please click on the image below to register and start the new modernization of golf rules training academy. Upon completion of the R&A Rules Training Academy you will be issued a Level 1 Certificate to submit to HHJGT staff . Please submit R&A Rules Level 1 certificates to info@hhjgt.com prior to June 26, 2022. ***If you have been previously Level 1 Rules certified & submitted your certificate to us, you do not require to be recertified to compete in the 2022 HHJGT season competition.
2022 HHJGT: 7-Event Tour Season
The Tour provides opportunities for players to make new friends and learn valuable life lessons. Past Champions and Tour players have used their Tour experience to obtain educational and golf scholarships throughout the U.S. and Canada to further pursue their education and golfing careers. The Tour also provides a means for players to learn the rules of golf, the game's etiquette and how to compete to ensure their evolution as a golfer.
PGA Tour Member & RSM Classic Champion MacKenzie Hughes is a HHJGT Alumni!
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Proud Sponsor HHJGT Final Banquet
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