Junior Tournament Schedule | 2025
| DATE | EVENT | HOST CLUB | REGISTRATION |
| Sept. 7 | Junior Wrap-up | Weyburn Golf Club | Weyburn | Registration |
Youth on Course
Golf Saskatchewan and Golf Canada are proud to help provide youth with access to affordable golf through our partnership with Youth on Course.
Golf teaches important social, mental, and physical skills and each round is filled with learning potential. Whether it’s early morning, after school or twilight hours, participating courses offer up blocks of tee times throughout the week for Youth on Course members to play for $5 or less.
We subsidize the cost of our members’ rounds to keep the price tag affordable, sending more families through our partner courses’ doors.
Become a Member
Receive member-exclusive benefits for the low price of $59.95 for a full 12 months of membership. One of the many benefits of your Golf Canada and Golf Saskatchewan membership will be access to Youth on Course.
JOIN TODAY
- Golf Canada members ages 6-18 will automatically receive a Youth on Course membership.
- Youth on Course members can play a round of golf for $5 or less at participating courses.
Download the free Youth on Course Member App
Once you have purchased a membership, you will receive a welcome email from Youth on Course within 24 hours with a link to download the mobile. Within the app, you can access your digital membership card, track your rounds, and find courses in your area. To get started, simply download the app and tap “Create” to set up your account.
*Your Golf Canada membership number is the same as your Youth on Course membership number.
Participating Courses
Golf courses across Saskatchewan and/or prairie region are offering junior golf rounds for $5 or less through Youth on Course. Check out which golf courses are participating, rates and availability before booking your tee time!
| Deer Valley Golf Club | Regina | 306.731.4412 |
| Delisle Valleyview Golf Club | Delisle | 306.493.3288 |
Youth on Course International Network
Youth on Course members in Canada have access to the entire Youth on Course network of over 2,100 golf courses in Canada, USA, and Australia.
PARTICIPATING CLUBS
Looking to offer Youth on Course at your facility?
For individual courses looking to join Youth on Course’s network, general managers and head professionals can complete an online interest form. In return, facilities will receive subsidies for each round played at $5 or less during one of the designated times for Youth on Course members.
Fueling the golf industry, Youth on Course subsidizes rounds for members and puts money back into provincial golf associations and individual courses. The organization’s structure helps golf courses fill typically unused tee times and garner additional revenue with more than 40% of members playing with paying adults.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I play golf for $5 or less?
Visit the list of participating courses and view the availability by course before booking your tee time. Check with the course you want to play at – each course has certain times during the week that they offer Youth on Course.
What are the age restrictions for Youth on Course?
Youth are eligible for Youth on Course membership when they turn 6 years old. The membership is valid until their 19th birthday.
How long does my Youth on Course membership last?
Once you sign up for a Golf Canada Membership you can access Youth on Course all season long as many times as you want. You will have to renew your Golf Canada Membership after 12 months to access Youth on Course for the following season.
Your membership can also be used to establish a handicap to use to track your progress. The World Handicap System helps make the game of golf more enjoyable by allowing golfers of differing abilities to compete on an equitable basis.
When will I get my membership number?
After you sign up, you will receive an email from Youth on Course within 24 hours with your number and a link to complete the online curriculum. If you already have a membership number from another club, be sure to sign up with that number to avoid being assigned a new one.
Do I have to take a curriculum?
Yes. After joining for the first time, you will need to complete the online curriculum to activate your membership number. You will get the link via email to the online curriculum after joining, and it takes about 15 minutes to complete.
Does my child have to play with a paying adult?
If they are under the age of 12, youth will have to play with a paying adult. If they are 12 or older, they can play alone or with a friend but must be course ready and know basic golf etiquette.
How much does a Youth on Course membership cost?
You must join Golf Canada to become a Youth on Course member. The cost of this membership is $59.95 and gets you access to unlimited $5 greens fees at participating courses during select times.
Golf Saskatchewan proudly supports First Tee – Prairies, Golf Canada’s youth development program that provides children with life-enhancing experiences through golf. First Tee – Prairies offers accessible and inclusive programming at golf courses, schools, and community centres with unique curriculum, equipment, and training requirements for each. Together, we are introducing more children to golf, especially those who otherwise likely would not have the opportunity.
First Tee – Prairies launched in 2023 and has positively impacted over 9,000 children through golf. To learn more about becoming a First Tee program location, coach, or donor, visit www.firstteeprairies.ca or contact firstteeprairies@golfcanada.ca
Golf Canada partnered with First Tee to launch First Tee – Canada in 2021 and now operates programming in every province. The first First Tee program in Saskatchewan was started at Wildwood Golf Course in Saskatoon. There are now 11 coaches providing programming at five courses between Saskatchewan and Manitoba as of June, 2024.
First Tee began in the U.S. in 1997 and has since expanded to over 150 chapters across all 50 states and seven international networks, bettering the lives of over 15 million youth through golf.
Junior Skills Challenge is an online and interactive program that focuses on developing the key golf skills of putting, chipping and driving. An online leaderboard allows site coordinators to upload players’ scores so they can track their improvement. Using the data, players are ranked nationally by age group, and by scores on the National Leaderboard. Top competitors nationally are invited to compete in the annual Junior Skills Challenge National Event.
In year’s past, Golf-in-Schools was a nationwide program delivering kits to schools across the province.
Saskatoon schools benefit from golf kits | Weyburn schools receive Golf in Schools kits