The Classics - Gateway PGA

WELCOME TO THE 2009
GATEWAY PGA JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION
Dear Junior Golfers and Parents:
On behalf of the Gateway PGA Junior Golf Association and the Gateway PGA Member Golf Professionals,
we would like to welcome you to our 2009 Program. We will continue to have four two day 18-hole tournaments
called The Classics that will be ranked by the National Junior Golf Scoreboard (NJGS).
The Gateway PGA is made up of over 425 Golf Professionals in Eastern Missouri and Southern Illinois, who
recognize the importance of junior golf in growing the game.
Once again each golfer must attend one of our Rules/Etiquette Seminars prior to the start of our tournament
schedule. Association rules and USGA rules of golf will be presented. The 18 Hole and Tour Division seminars are
two hours in duration. The 9 Hole Division and the 18 Hole Ages 12-13 Division seminars are one hour in duration
and parents must attend. Please don’t hesitate to call with any questions, (636) 532-9191, or email
cfromuth@pgahq.com. Don’t forget that our news, brochure, directions and tournament results are available on our
Junior website page, which is a part of the Gateway website: www.gatewaypga.org .
THE CLASSICS – Two-Day Events (See tan enclosure)
The Classics consist of four two-day 18-hole events. There will be two divisions: Ages 13-15, 16-19;
however, all ages ARE eligible to play in these events. All results will be sent to the NJGS for national ranking
status. The details are on the Classic Entry Form. Only PGA Junior member tournament winners earn exemption
status to the final two day Junior Section Championship. If you have entered the Classics ONLY, you are considered
a Tour player for the Final Championship.
NUMBER OF EVENTS: There is no limit to the number of events that a junior may enter.
Remember, for every five events entered, the sixth is free.
TOURNAMENT DIVISIONS: There are three tournament divisions to choose from this year. You may choose
and enter only ONE division. A junior golfer may compete in a higher age division. Please select the proper form to
complete for registration.
1. 9-HOLE DIVISION (See blue enclosure)—is for juniors that consistently score 65 or less for 9-
holes. Boys and Girls Ages: 10-11, 12-13, 14-19.
2. 18-HOLE DIVISION (See green enclosure)—is for junior boys that consistently score 54 or less
for 9-holes, or consistently score 109 or less for 18-holes and for girls that consistently score 60 or less
for nine holes or 120 or less for 18-holes and complete play in five hours. Boys and Girls Ages: 12-13,
14-15, 16-19.
3. TOUR DIVISION (See beige enclosure)—is designed to provide competitive competition
opportunities for the advanced players ages 14-19 that score 85 or less (boys), or 100 or less (girls).
Golfers, entering 9 th grade or less, must have permission from the Gateway PGA Junior Director to
enter the Tour Division. Scores from last year will be considered for eligibility into the Tour Division.
Boys and Girls Ages: 14-15, 16-19.
LEARNING DIVISIONS: You may enter Camps, Mini-Nine and Novice 9 Hole. Please select the proper form
to complete for registration
1. CAMPS (See white enclosure)--week long 1 ½ to 2 hour supervised sessions for the beginner,
intermediate and advanced golfer, ages 6-19, teaching ratio 1 to 6.
2. MINI-NINE (See coral enclosure)--age divisions for boys and girls 5-6, 7-8; introduces the beginner
golfer to tournament golf. Parents or substitute adults will assist in play and scoring. Medals will be
awarded at each tournament. There will be no final tournament. Shotgun starts when schedule permits.
Rules seminars are required.
3. NOVICE 9-HOLE (See gray enclosure)--age divisions for boys and girls 9-10, 11-12, introduces
the beginner golfer to tournament golf. Parents or substitute adults will assist in play and scoring.
Medals will be awarded at each tournament. There will be no final tournament. Rules seminars are
required.
----ABSOLUTE DEADLINE IS MAY 27, 2009---NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER MAY 27----
Sign up today and you can participate as one of our Gateway PGA Junior Golf Members. A late rules seminar
fee will be charged for the last rules seminars on Saturday, June 6 OR Sunday, June 7. Failure to attend the required
rules seminar will result in the forfeiture of all fees and eligibility to play.
We strongly encourage a player to become a member ($75) and attend a rules seminar even if tournament events
cannot be scheduled so far in advance. However, all tournament schedules and fees must be received by May 27,
2009. No exceptions.
Carol Fromuth--Gateway PGA Junior Golf Director 636-532-9191
17269 Wild Horse Creek Road, Suite 110
Chesterfield, MO 63005
Email: cfromuth@pgahq.com

GATEWAY PGA JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION
Eligibility for all Junior Events
Boys and girls from age 6, as of June 1, 2009, to the graduating high school seniors, who have not yet
participated in college academic or athletic programs on a full-time basis, are eligible to participate. Registration
begins February 15, 2009 through May 27, 2009. No late registrants in 2009.
****Age as of June 1, 2009, will determine age division placement for 2009.****
Tournament Entry Procedure
Juniors in all tournament divisions may play in as many events as they desire. A special price package
will be available for those players signing up for six events, pay for five and the sixth tournament is free. There is
no limit to the number of events that a junior can enter.
Check or credit card information must accompany the registration form paying for all events and membership
fees for the registration to be processed. Tournament applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Applications will be processed beginning February 15, 2009. Alternate choices are required to process
registration forms. If alternates are not listed, applications will not be processed. Applications for additional
individual events not selected on the original application will be accepted on space availability until May 27, 2009
for assigned tee times. However, tournament entries will be accepted if open tee times are available until the day of
the event. (The website will list tournaments that are full.) Tee times will be processed on May 29 and 30 and mailed
on May 30. Check online after 4 p.m. on May 30 for the first two weeks of tee times for scheduled events. If you
have not received your tee time letter by June 6, 2009, call the Gateway Junior office, 636-532-9191.
Families and friends attempting to carpool, send your applications in together and early. We will make every
effort to accommodate tournament schedule requests.
Sorry, no tee time or pairing requests can be honored.
All Junior Members will receive the following:
♦ Sports seat
♦ Gateway PGA Junior Golf Association Membership Card
♦ Golf Course Directions (For online directions: www.gatewaypga.org; (DO NOT USE MAPQUEST)
♦ Discounted rates at participating driving ranges – junior golfers only
♦ Bag tag, towel, practice golf balls, rule book etc.
♦ Rules and Etiquette Seminar—USGA 2008-2009 Rules of Golf book
♦ Opportunity to compete in the PGA Final Junior Championship at Crystal Springs Quarry for Tour and
18 Hole Divisions and at Ballwin Rec. for 9 Hole Division. (A player must finish in the top three AND
meet the target score for his/her division.)
♦ Free Scholarship Seminar Thursday, January 7, 2010
Rules Seminars – None after Sunday, May 31, 2009 except for a Late Fee of $25 on Saturday, June 6
and Sunday, June 7.
Attendance at a 2009 rules seminar is mandatory in order to participate in the Tournament Divisions. No
Exceptions. Dress code enforced.
Parents of 9 Holers, Mini-Nine, Novice 9 Holers and 12-13 year old 18 Holers must attend a rules session
with their child to learn duties of scoring. Rule decisions will not be made by parent scorers. The seminars cover
basic USGA Rules, safety, etiquette, and association rules. Golf is the only sport that is monitored by the player;
therefore, the rules seminar is a must. If you do not attend your assigned rules seminar, call and reschedule
immediately. No refunds will be given if a golfer fails to attend a rules seminar. Do not procrastinate. You may
want to bring a chair if the rules seminar is at Gateway Golf Center. All parents are encouraged to attend. Be
sure to check in to receive credit for attending.
Scoring (For Mini-Nine, 9-Hole, Novice 9-Hole and 12-13 Age 18-Hole Divisions)
A parent will be required to score two times during the 2009 tournament schedule. (Keeping strokes taken by
each child in the group will be required.) If a parent cannot be a scorer, the parent is responsible to provide a
substitute, such as a relative, friend and/or a high school age student. Please indicate on the entry form, the date
available for scoring. Scorers will be provided golf carts, if available, at no charge for the Competitive 9-Hole and
18-Hole Divisions. No carts will be provided for the Mini-Nine and Novice 9-Hole Divisions.
Determining the Right Division
Divided into four distinct ability groups, The Gateway Junior PGA Golf Association allows players of like
ability to play and compete within their own age groups. Golfers are provided the opportunity to enhance their golf
skills and enjoy the game while being rewarded for both improvement and achievement. To have a positive
experience, it is very important to honestly evaluate your ability and participate in the Division, which is best suited
to your own game. Assignments within each Division are at the discretion of the Gateway PGA Staff and may even
change during the competitive season. Stroke averages refer to those obtained on a regulation-length golf course.
Tee Yardage---Approximate yardage---depends on the course:
9 Hole Boys and Girls – 2,500-2,800 yards (Some courses are par 3’s)
18 Hole 12-13 Boys - 5,200-5,600 yards; All Girls – 4,800-5,500 yards
14-15 Boys/16-18 Boys - 6,000-6,200 yards
Tour All Girls – 5,800-6,000 yards; All Boys – 6,400 plus yards
Classics All Girls – 5,800-6,000 yards; All Boys – 6,400 plus yards

Cell phones, pagers, ipods, range finders and any type of electronic entertainment devices are not
allowed. Policies are necessary to provide quality and organized events for all the juniors enrolled in
the program. The policies are not negotiable or flexible, and are enforced so that the Gateway PGA
Junior Tournament Staff can run fair and organized tournaments.
Schedule Changes
All schedule changes must be made in writing or a direct phone call (no messages or email). Include the
following: name, address, phone number, age group, tournament event number/s wishing to drop and add, and 2-3
substitution choices per tournament. Submit your schedule change request, with applicable fees ($10.00 nonrefundable
fee per change), to the Gateway PGA Section Office. All schedule changes are dependent upon space
availability.
Withdrawal Policy for Tournaments (WD)
In order to provide accurate and quality tournament administration, a player must withdraw from a tournament
by phone or in person. E-mail messages will not be accepted. Players who withdraw in accordance with this policy
will be given tournament credit, and may enter another event that still has available space and pay the $10 reschedule
fee. All tournament credits remaining on July 24 for 9 Holers or July 31 for 18 Holers and Tour will be forfeited.
Players who do not withdraw in accordance with this policy will forfeit their entry fee for that event. No monetary
credit can be applied to the Final Championship entry fee.
No-Show Policy (NS)
If a player fails to withdraw from an event in accordance with the withdrawal policy, and does not play, it will
be considered a no-show, a tournament credit will not be authorized. If an emergency situation causes a no-show, the
Gateway PGA Staff could authorize a tournament credit.
Refunds
Prior to May 1, 2009 refunds are made only in the case of a medical emergency with the exception of a $75
administrative fee, which is not refundable. After the May 1, 2009, no refunds are available. Failure to attend the
required rules seminar will result in the forfeiture of all fees and eligibility to play.
Rain Policy
No rain-dates are available. If an event is cancelled due to weather, the junior MUST check the schedule for
another event that is not filled, and call to enter that event at no additional charge. Credits will not be given if a 9
hole event completes five holes of play or an 18 hole event completes 9 holes of play, no rescheduling will be
allowed. Medals will be awarded.
No Score Card Policy (NC)
If a player does not turn in a score card with valid scores for the day, the player will be suspended for the next
event in which he or she is registered, without refund. An NC will be posted as the player’s score. A player, who
does not turn in or alters a score card, will not be eligible for the high point and low stroke average trophies and the
Final Championship.
Walk-On Policy
Juniors may register and compete in an event as a walk-on on a first-come, first-serve basis at any regular
event that does not have a full field. Payment for walk-ons must be made on site. Walk ons must be at the
tournament site within one half hour of the first tee time of their respective age group and must play in their own age
group for scoring purposes. It is preferable that the player calls the day or night before the scheduled event and a tee
time will be given.
Format of Competition
All events will be stroke play competition. USGA Rules shall govern play, and any local rules announced or
distributed prior to play shall be applicable. Participants may not use caddies, or motorized carts. The ball will be
played as it lies, unless weather or course conditions dictate a change to be made only by the Gateway PGA Junior
Golf Director. All players must carry their own clubs or use a pull cart if allowed by the facility. No provisions for
practice rounds have been made. Players may call the facility and practice at their own expense prior to the
tournament.
Tournament Pairings
A participant must play with the group in which they are paired. Failure to do so will result in disqualification
from the event. Tee time changes will be made only by staff to adjust for no-shows.
Scoring Procedure
Participants will rotate scorecards prior to the beginning of play. A junior may not keep the scorecard of the
player keeping his or her own card. After each hole is completed, the participant shall announce his/her score for
the marker. The marker should repeat the score to be sure it is correct. If you are unsure about a rule, play a second
ball; announce which ball you will use for score if the rules of golf permit. This procedure must be reported to the
scoreboard before turning in your scorecard, otherwise disqualification is the penalty. A competitor may not leave
until his/her score card is accepted by a member of the tournament staff. If a problem occurs and the competitor is
not present, it will result in an automatic disqualification.

Conduct of Players
Inappropriate behavior by any junior, witnessed by our staff, fellow competitor, or employee of the host
facility will be immediately disqualified from the current event and their next event without a refund. Inappropriate
behavior could include the use of improper language, dressing in non-golf attire, throwing clubs, damaging the
course, failure to repair ball marks on the greens or replace divots on the course, cheating, talking while a fellow
competitor is playing a shot, knowingly violating the rules of golf, affecting play of another, overall display of poor
sportsmanship, use of tobacco, alcohol or illegal drugs.
Dress Code (Members, Family, Guests and Spectators)
Proper attire is required at all tournaments and rules seminars, events and/or functions. The dress code
prohibits shoes with metal spikes, short shorts (finger tips must touch bottom of short or skirt), halter tops, shirts
exposing mid riffs, tank tops, T-shirts, gym shorts, and all denim. (No visible body piercing is permitted; however,
girls may wear earrings.) All hats must be worn properly, bill forward; collared shirts must be worn and tucked in
(girls may wear shirts without collars if the shirt is part of a coordinated outfit). Any violation of this rule results in
either disqualification or the junior not being allowed to participate until he/she has met the above regulations.
Spectators at private clubs must adhere to player dress code policy. If not in proper attire, spectators may not
follow the golfers and must leave the facility. Private Clubs are designated on each schedule by (PC). Note
List.
Conduct of Spectators
Spectators are welcomed and encouraged to attend events. Rules for spectators are as follows:
1. Spectators must walk and remain on the cart paths or in the rough. A minimum of 20 yards between
players and spectators must be maintained. Spectators must stay off tees and greens.
2. It is the player’s responsibility to avoid conversation with all spectators. Such conversation could be
construed as ADVICE. Players will be penalized two strokes for advice.
3. Spectator carts will be available for rental at the option of each facility.
4. Spectators are not allowed to carry a player’s equipment. (Umbrellas, food, jackets, etc. are not
equipment.)
5. As a general rule: spectators should remain one shot ahead, or even with the shot being played by the
group they are watching.
6. Dress code for private clubs: collared shirts, bermuda-length shorts, no denim.
Awards
At the conclusion of each event, medals will be awarded in each age group. In the case of ties, matching cards
will determine the winner on the basis of the best score for holes 10-18. If the tying players have the same score for
the last nine, determine the winner on the basis of the last six holes, last three holes and finally the 18 th hole. In the
case of the 9 hole division players, determine the winner on the basis of the last six holes, last three holes and finally
the 9 th hole.
The Gateway PGA Final Championship
The Gateway PGA Junior Association will conduct a season ending Final Championship in each age group
within each division (does not include MINI-NINE and NOVICE 9-HOLE DIVISIONS). The top three finishers
and ties who meet the target score listed below in any event within each Division will qualify for The Gateway PGA
Final Championship. (Entries will be limited to the first 200 applicants at the Crystal Springs Quarry site.)
Target Scores 9 Hole Girls - 60 or less Boys - 50 or less
18 Hole Girls - 110 or less Boys - 95 or less
Tour Girls - 100 or less Boys - 85 or less
The price will be $75 for the 9-Hole Divisions (will play 18 holes over two days) at Ballwin Recreational GC,
July 27 and 28, 2009; $125 for the 18-Hole and Tour Divisions (will play 36 holes over two days) at Crystal Springs
Quarry August 3 and 4, 2009. No monetary credit can be applied to the Final Championship entry fee.
The Dutch Harrison Low Stroke Average Trophy will be given to the boy and the Judy Rankin Low Stroke
Average Trophy to the girl earning the award in the Tour Division. Five tournament scores are used to determine the
low stroke average.
Leading point winners are determined by a player’s best top five finishes and are awarded at the final
tournament. (Point Allocation: 25, 20, 15, 11, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.)
2009 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
The Junior PGA Championship is one of the premier junior championships in the United States. Juniors who
have not yet turned 19 prior to July 31, 2009 are eligible. Age divisions and entry fee for pre-qualifier and two-day
event are as follows:
12 and under 9 Holes $25 Ballwin Golf Course – Monday, June 29
13-15 36 Holes $75 Innsbrook – Two day: Wednesday, July 1 and Thursday, July 2
16-19 36 Holes $75 Innsbrook – Two day: Wednesday, July 1 and Thursday, July 2
One boy and one girl from the 36 hole qualifier at Innsbrook, July 1 and July 2 will qualify for the final
tournament at TPC River’s Bend, Maineville, Ohio, July 28 - 31, 2009. Entry blanks for the national championship
qualifier are included in the packet. The 9 Hole event is a one day tournament that may be one of the six Gateway
PGA Junior selected events. For the 18 Hole or Tour Divisions, the two day qualifier is a separate tournament entry
that is not one of the Gateway PGA Junior selected events. Entry fee includes age division trophies and tee gifts.

THE CLASSICS
2009 GATEWAY PGA JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION APPLICATION AND TOURNAMENT ENTRY
The Classics – will be two-day events for age divisions 13-15 and 16-19. The results will be sent to the
NJGS for national ranking status. The price for all two-day events is $95 for members or 4 for $435; $250 for nonmembers
per event. The price includes green fees, prizes, and range balls on tournament days.
Two-day events will be open to the first 100 entries. To guarantee tee times, entries must be received by the
deadline dates listed below. Tee times for the Classics will be online. These events may be entered at any time
throughout the season if space is available. A waiting list will exist. Call Carol Fromuth at the Gateway PGA Office,
(636) 532-9191 for tournament availability.
Withdrawal from a tournament must be done by the day before the tournament begins and refunds will be
awarded only if someone takes your place. A No Show player at any event forfeits the entire entry fee. There must
be a minimum of three players in each age group or the player will be placed in the higher age bracket for that event.
MEMBERS WINNING OR PLACING IN A TOURNAMENT EARN EXEMPTION
INTO THE FINAL 2 DAY JUNIOR SECTION CHAMPIONSHIP AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS QUARRY.
IF YOU HAVE ENTERED THE CLASSICS ONLY,
YOU ARE CONSIDERED A TOUR PLAYER FOR THE FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Package Deal: Members Only - 4 events for $435 includes membership.
EVENT DAY DATE SITE CITY TIME MAX
200 TUES JUNE 16 FAR OAKS GC
(R) CASEYVILLE, IL 8:00 AM 100
WED JUNE 17 DEADLINE: JUNE 13
201 MON JULY 6 GLEN ECHO CC
(R) ST. LOUIS, MO 8:00 AM 100
TUES JULY 7 DEADLINE: JULY 2
202 MON JULY 13 SUNSET HILLS CC
(R) EDWARDSVILLE, IL 8:00 AM 100
TUES JULY 14 DEADLINE: JULY 9
203 THURS JULY 23 NORWOOD HILLS CC EAST COURSE (R) ST. LOUIS, MO 7:00 AM 100
FRI JULY 24 DEADLINE: JULY 20
TEE TIMES: CHECK WEBSITE (www.gatewaypga.org) 5 DAYS BEFORE
THE SCHEDULED EVENT OR CALL 636-532-9191
GATEWAY PGA OFFERS FIVE TWO DAY NJGS RANKED TOURNAMENTS:
Four Classics
‣ Far Oaks Golf Club
‣ Glen Echo Country Club
‣ Sunset Hills Country Club
‣ Norwood Hills Country Club
PGA Qualifier at Innsbrook Resort Golf Club
Gateway Section Championship at Crystal Springs Quarry Golf Course
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THE CLASSICS SIGN-UP
ENTRY DEADLINE: MAY 27, 2009 (NO EXCEPTIONS)
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OR
Previous Member Last Name___________________________________ First Name_______________________________
Address_______________________________________________________ Email ___________________________________
City__________________________________ State ____ Zip Code _____________ Home Phone (
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Male
Female Birth Date _____________ Age as of 6/1/09_____ Home Course ____________________________
School Attending Fall 2009 __________________________________________________ HS Graduation Year_____________
Parents (or guardian) _____________________________________________________________________________________
Any
Parents’ Work Phone ( ) ___________________________Cell Phone ( ) _______________________
Do you have a current USGA Ghin Handicap Number Yes No Where__________________________________
Please register me in the following
events in order of preference by event number:
Rules Seminar Number:
200 ________ Choice 1______
201 ________ Choice 2 ______
202 ________ Choice 3______
203 ________
See back of this page
for Rules Seminar
dates and locations.
PLEASE COMPLETE OTHER SIDE OF APPLICATION

GATEWAY PGA JUNIOR GOLF ASSOCIATION
RULES AND ETIQUETTE SEMINAR SCHEDULE
The Gateway PGA will conduct Rules and Etiquette Seminars prior to the 2009 season.
It is mandatory for all participants to attend one seminar prior to playing in their first 2009
event. No Exceptions. All seminars will last approximately 2 hours. You must arrive on
time to guarantee admittance. Parents are encouraged to attend, but juniors have priority
when a seminar is full. Proper golf attire is necessary to attend the seminar and receive
credit. On your application, please indicate your seminar site preference and your
alternate sites. Sites will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. For example, if you
mark sites #1, #2, and #3, and #1 is at capacity, you will be placed at your #2 preference.
Dress Code will be strictly enforced at all Rules Seminars and Events.
SEMINAR DAY DATE SITE CITY TIME MAX#
2 SUN MARCH 15 BALLWIN GC BALLWIN, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
4 SAT MARCH 28 YORKTOWN GC BELLEVILLE, IL 8:00-10:00 AM 60
6 SUN MARCH 29 CRYSTAL SPRINGS QUARRY MARYLAND HEIGHTS, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
8 SAT APRIL 4 GATEWAY GOLF CENTER CHESTERFIELD, MO 10:00 AM-12:00 PM 60
10 SAT APRIL 11 SUNSET HILLS CC EDWARDSVILLE, IL 8:00-10:00 AM 60
12 SAT APRIL 18 MID RIVERS GC ST. PETERS, MO 8:00-10:00 AM 60
14 SUN APRIL 19 BALLWIN GC BALLWIN, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
16 SAT MAY 2 ORCHARDS GC BELLEVILLE, IL 8:00-10:00 AM 60
18 SUN MAY 3 BALLWIN GC BALLWIN, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
20 SAT MAY 9 A. L. GUSTIN GC COLUMBIA, MO 9:00-11:00 AM 60
22 SAT MAY 9 KOKOPELLI GC MARION, IL 1:00-3:00 PM 60
24 SAT MAY 16 CLINTON HILL GC SWANSEA, IL 8:00-10:00 AM 60
26 SUN MAY 17 QUAIL CREEK GC ST. LOUIS, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
28 SAT MAY 30 GATEWAY GOLF CENTER CHESTERFIELD, MO 8:00-10:00 AM 60
30 SUN MAY 31 GATEWAY GOLF CENTER CHESTERFIELD, MO 4:30-6:30 PM 60
32* SAT JUNE 6 GATEWAY GOLF CENTER CHESTERFIELD, MO 8:00-10:00 AM 60
34* SUN JUNE 7 GATEWAY GOLF CENTER CHESTERFIELD, MO 4:00-6:00 PM 60
*Late Rules Seminar, Fee $25, due from all of those attending.
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THE CLASSICS
Please make checks payable to “The Gateway PGA”. Each applicant must submit his/her own application/entry form.
One check for multiple family participants is permitted.
Fees:
Member Package:
4 Events and $75 Annual Membership Fee*, $435 $ ____________
OR
Number of Events_________ @ $95 each
Annual Membership Fee* @ $75
Non Member Package:
Number of Events_________ @ $250 each
$____________
$____________
$____________
To be a Junior
member of the
Gateway PGA,
you must reside
in the Gateway
Section.
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE by May 27, 2009 $ __________
*If not previously paid
Player and Parent Release
By signing below, we acknowledge that we have read, understand and accept all terms herein. The Gateway PGA, its
members, directors, agents, escorts, owners, successors and assignees are to be held harmless from all liability claims and/or
other forms of legal actions, including cost arising therefrom, against any incident which may result in or arise out of any loss,
personal or property (including death), which may be sustained by the junior indicated on this application, his or her family
and/or guardian during travel to, from participation in, any activity sponsored in whole or part by the Gateway Section of the
Professional Golfers’ Association of America. The Gateway PGA reserves the right to interpret these rules and regulations in
the best interest of the Association, the program and its participants.
Applicant Signature ____________________________Parent/Guardian Signature _________________________________
Date ___________ In case of emergency, please contact ______________________________________ at _______________
Mail to: Gateway Junior PGA
17269 Wild Horse Creek Road, Suite 110
Chesterfield, MO 63005