Quick Facts
- CJGA National Headquarters: Richmond Hill, Ont.
- Executive Director and Founder: Earl M. Fritz
- Tournaments in 2013: over 85
- Number of Tours: 2 - CJGA Junior Linkster Tour & CJGA Junior Tour
- Number of international events represented: 12
- Countries: United States, Scotland, South Africa, England, The Netherlands, China
- Board Influence: Key golf industry individuals including the past president of the National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA) sit on the CJGA Board of Directors
- National Spokesperson: PGA Tour Professional Stephen Ames
- PGA Tour Influence: PGA Tour Professionals such as Stephen Ames, Ian Leggatt, and Chris Baryla assisted in junior golf development in Canada with the CJGA.
- Tournament Directors: The CJGA employs CPGA professionals as Tournament Directors in 4 Provinces (British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec)
- Staff: The CJGA employs 28 full time and seasonal staff
- Director of Rules and Competition: RCGA certified rules official Anne Edgar Dodds-Hebron
- Rules Officials: Over 25 rules official volunteer at CJGA events.
- National Representation: The CJGA has branch offices in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Quebec.
- Alumni List: Nearly fifty 2012 CJGA graduates are participating as freshman in NCAA competition.
- Alumni Success: The CJGA has hundreds of alumni on golf teams at college and universities in the U.S. and Canada. The alumni list includes current professional golfers Rebecca Lee-Bentham, Eugene Wong, Cory Renfrew, Matt Hill, Alena Sharp, Matt McQuillan, Will Mitchell, Brian McCann, Chris Baryla, and Richard Scott.
Rebecca Lee-Bentham captured medalist honors at the 2012 LPGA Qualifying School to retain full playing privaledges in 2013. She was the first CJGA alumnus to capture full status on the LPGA Tour. -
Eugene Wong captured three consecutive professional titles in 2012, his first year as a professional. His first professional victory was the 2012 Canadian Tour Championship held at Scarboro Golf & Country Club.
- Nike Golf Junior Series: A twelve tournament national qualifying series. The only one of its kind in Canada. This series is a qualifier for the winners-only event, the Nike Golf Junior Championship.
- National Qualifying Events: Canada Cup is a Ryder Cup style tournament that pits CJGA Team Canada East against CJGA Team Canada West. Nationwide Tour and Canadian Tour professionals have acted as non-playing team captains at this event.
- International Success: In 2002, CJGA Team Canada captured the CJGA's first international victory in Bermuda at the PWC Cup. Since 2002, CJGA Team Canada has captured five additional prestigious team titles (World Junior Golf Cup/Euro Junior Golf Cup in 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012); Mizuno North America Cup (2004 & 2007); and Stephen Ames Cup (2005, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012).