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[Golfnole3]

I currently play on the NFJG tour as a Freshman in High School who is the number 2 on a team with 6 members. I shoot in the 80s on a 6500 yard course leaving 4-6 shots out on the course, today I missed probably 10 putts within 10 feet and shot an 84. So which tour is most demanding and will get college scouts attention?

[GolfLover230]

FJT is very competitive. I played on it. If you succeed on it or place well you well definitely have a strong case to play college golf. If you have any questions feel free to message me.

[brendankimmey]

Keep playing one day events til you get good enough to go out and break 80 consitantly (the reason why my ranking is so high on Junior Golf Scoreboard is because I went out and thought I could play good in these 2 day events including my 2nd tournament ever was a FJT), play SFPGA and other smaller 2 day events with easier courses, then when you ready play FJT's, much longer (6700-7000, I played in the Boys Junior and that was 7300) and tougher courses.

[ANG]

If you were to shoot in the low 80's in a FJT event you would probably come close to the bottom of the field. Par or under generally wins and anything over 150 is somewhere in the top 20.