Connor Stirling Peterson says junior golfers shouldn't enter AJGA tournaments until their scoring average drops to the high-70s. If you're averaging 77 or 78, you're not ready yet. Occasional 80s are fine, but your overall average needs to stay near par.
Let's kind of start off with the first thing is just like, when, when should you be doing AJGA events at all? I think I'm going to start actually with when you shouldn't be doing AJGA events. You should not be playing in AJGA events if you have a junior golfer and they realistically have a scoring average that's over like 78 or 77. They need to at least be in that kind of high 70s range as an average. So that means sometimes we're shooting close to par, sometimes we're shooting, you know, in the 80s, but in general, we're around 77 on average. I'll make other videos about tracking your average and all that stuff.
