POINT EVALUATION SYSTEM

The Nebraska Junior Golf Tour's Point Evaluation System establishes objective criteria by which the NJGT and its founding partners can judge the performance of golfers who participate in premier NJGT competitions and major junior state championships.

Players are given points based on an "average points per event basis." A minimum denominator of 4 is set, meaning that players who play in fewer than 4 events will still have their point total divided by 4. Players may receive points if they have played in fewer than 4 events, but they must play in 4 events in order to receive maximum credit for each performance.

The tournaments that are included in the point system are the member's Junior State Championships, the Nebraska Section PGA Junior Championship, and the 4 NJGT premier events.

The following tournaments will be locked at the 200-point top level:

• Nebraska Junior Amateur Championship
• Nebraska Girls' Amateur Championship
• Nebraska Junior Match Play Championship
• Nebraska Girls' Match Play Championship
• South Dakota Golf Association Junior Championship
• Iowa Junior Amateur Championship
• Iowa Junior Girls' Championship

The following tournament will be locked at the 150-point level:

• Nebraska Section Junior PGA Championship

The following tournaments will be locked at the 80-point level:

• Nebraska Junior Tour Premier Events
  

Point Allocation Chart