What is the FCG Tour?
FCG stands for Future Champions Golf. We started our tournament program at the end of 2007 and have quickly developed on of the World's Premier Junior Golf Tournament Programs. Our Majors are what set us apart from other Tours and we now have 7 Major Events played by juniors from around the World called our "World Series Events". In 2012 over 1900 juniors played in our MAJOR events (Formerly known as the Callaway World Series Events). Since 2007 we have also host the FCG National Tour Series / Golfweek West Coast Series which in 2013 will become the FCG National Tour which features events in multiple Western US States on weekends. Our Mini Tour program is our longest running program and is for beginner and intermediate players to learn how to play in tournaments and get the necessary experience and confidence to become a tournament player!

How do you differ from other Tours?
Most people will say we are the Friendliest Tour around and that is because our Tournaments are built to help junior golfers. Our staff is very passionate about junior golf and providing the juniors with the tools necessary to succeed. We create the most professional junior golf tournaments experience at the most affordable price. You will find very few other tours in the US that host events this awesome for the price.
We play amazing golf courses too! We play courses such as PGA West, Sandpiper, Primm Valley Golf Club, Bayonet, Carlton Oaks, Steele Canyon, Twin Creeks Golf CLub, Wigwam, and many more!
We also strive to make sure the player that comes in last place has just as much fun as the players that comes in first place.

New in 2013 - We will play Chambers Bay in Washington - Site of the 2015 US Open and the 2010 US Amateur

Do College Coaches recruit at FCG events?
YES! and heavily. Our World Series Events always have a ton of college coaches in attendance. The San Diego Junior Amateur during Winter break always has at least 10 coaches in attendance. College coaches receive an email with Tournament Results from all of our 36 and 54-Hole Events. This helps them see our tour often and gets them the information they need.
Testimonials from coaches

Are your events Nationally Ranked?
All of our World Series Events and Our National Tour Events are ranked by the National Junior Golf Scoreboard. All of our World Series events are ranked by Golfweek and a majority of our National Tour Events are too. Our 54-Hole Events are all ranked by the Royal and Ancient World Amateur Rankings and the Scratch Players World Amateur Rankings.

Do you have exemptions from your events into the AJGA?
All of our World Series Events have AJGA PBE. Almost all of our 36-Hole Events have AJGA PBE.
Please click on the specific event to and look at the RANKINGS TAB for more information.

How do Divisions work for your events?

FCG WORLD SERIES EVENTS
Our 7 Largest Events
Boys 15-18 / Girls 15-18 / Boys 13-14/ Girls 13-14 / Boys 11-12 / Girls 11-12 /
Boys 9-10 / Girls 9-10 / Boys 8 and Under / Girls 8 and Under and in
some of these we do have a 6 and Under Division.

FCG NATIONAL TOUR EVENTS
Year Round 36-Hole Weekend Events
Collegiate Prep Boys Division/ Collegiate Prep Girls Division / Boys 13-14 /
Girls 14 and Under / Boys 11-12 / Boys 10 and Under

FCG KIDS TOUR EVENTS
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT | 11-14 BOYS | 11-14 GIRLS | 7-10 BOYS | 7-10 GIRLS | 6 AND UNDER
Caddies allowed in all of these events

Do I need to be a Member to play in a FCG Tournament?
No you do not need to be a member to play in one of our events but members do receive many benefits including lower entry fees on all events.

Do I need to qualify to play in your World Series events?
No you do not currently need to qualify to play in our World Series Events. These are open first come first serve and many of the events do fill up.

Do you have a Points System for Player of the Year?
YES! Our World Series Events have a point system for each age division and these events run from December - July. The National Tour events run from January through May for our Spring Series. We have a Summer Series and a Fall Series too!

How can I play in one of the FCG Invitational Events?
The FCG Invitationals are new to the schedule for 2012 and 2013 and will include a Boys Invitational a Girls Invitational and a Tournament of Champions. You must qualify to play in these events by playing well in our other events. If you are new to FCG and feel your game deserves a chance to compete in our Invitationals than please email us a tournament resume and our committee will determine if you can join the event.

Can I play up in an Older Division?
You may play up in an older division if you wish. Simply select which division you
want to play in when you register for an event.

Which tournaments are qualifiers for the Callaway Junior World?
4 of our majors are now qualifiers for the Callaway Junior World Championship with the winner of each division earning a spot in their championship.
SD Junior AM | FCG Texas | FCG Vegas | San Diego Junior Masters
We do not run/ host the Callaway Junior World Championship but because of our success developing large junior golf championships, Junior World gives us these exemptions to award our champions.

How do I cancel/ withdraw from an event?
Send an email to info@futurechampionsgolf.com to cancel from any FCG Tour Event. Most of our events have a 7 day cancellation policy where if you cancel within 7 days of the event no refund will be given becuase costs for you to play have already been paid to the golf courses. If you cancel outside of 7 days you will recieve a full refund minus a $25 cancellation fee. Our Mini-Tour cancellation
policy is 3 days and a $10 cancellation fee.
Our WORLD SERIES EVENTS and OUR INVITATIONAL EVENTS HAVE a 14-Day Cancellation Policy.

What is your FCG Weather Policy?

Only extreme weather related conditions will delay or suspend play, including but not limited to the safety of the player or the condition of the golf course. Every attempt will be made to complete the Tournament in its Entirety.  Should inclement weather delay and/or postpone the first round of play, 36 or 54 holes may be completed on any part of day one and resume and/or conclude on day two.

Discontinuation and resumption of play will be handled under USGA Rule 6-8. If play is delayed on day one, all players should remain on property of the host facility.  Every effort will be made to resume play on day one.  When play is deemed capable, and if play has not commenced, a shotgun format can be utilized.  If play has commenced, competitors on the golf course will return to the spot that they left when play was stopped.  Groups that have not commenced can be placed on the golf course in a reverse shotgun format starting with hole 18 and progressing backwards through the back nine.

Players will be given an appropriate amount of time to prepare for play to begin.If All holes cannot be completed, at least 18 holes will be counted to determine the outcome. There are no refunds if weather should shorten the event.