Zen in Golf Junior League
Where young golfers learn to compete, develop their mindset, and grow on and off the course.
WHAT IS THE LEAGUE
The Zen in Golf Junior League is a monthly program designed for young golfers to learn how to compete in a structured environment, build confidence, while learning discipline, responsibility, and sportsmanship.
Each tournament represents an opportunity to grow, learn how to handle pressure, and develop discipline while enjoying the process of the game.
🏆 Saturday Junior League Experience
Every Saturday at Cooper Colony Golf Course, junior players have the opportunity to participate in a structured development and competition experience designed to build confidence, discipline, and real on-course skills.
Saturday Junior League – School Year Program
Every Saturday 3:00pm - 5:00pm
The official league begins at 3:00 PM with players walking 9 holes in a supervised and structured environment.
Players develop: confidence on the course score management decision-making discipline competitive experience
The league is designed to create long-term player development while making golf enjoyable and motivating for juniors.
Optional Training Clinic
Every Saturday 1:30pm - 2:45pm
Players may participate in the pre-league clinic focused on:
putting chipping short game strategy warm-up mental preparation
This training session helps players prepare for competition while continuing to develop their technical and mental skills.
🏆 Choose Your Player Category
Future Players (Ages 7–8) 6–9 holes Tee From 150 yds
Focused on fun, confidence, and first on-course experiences.
Introduction to pace of play and basic competition behavior.
Future Players II (9–10 years) 9 holes
Tee Red
Development of fundamentals, deeper understanding of the game, and initial decision-making in competition.
Building confidence on the course.
Development Players
Junior Development I ( Ages 11–12)
9 holes, Tee Red.
Introduction to structured competition
Development of fundamentals and confidence on the course
Junior Development II (Ages 13–14)
9 holes, Tee White.
Greater focus on competition, strategy, and decision-making. Preparation for more advanced levels.
Competitive Juniors
Players (Ages 15–17) 9 Holes
Players advance through divisions as their skills, confidence, and on-course experience improve.
Preparation for High School teams and high-level competition.
Focused on technical development, decision-making under pressure, and performance in real playing conditions.
This level prepares players to be part of school teams, progress toward college programs, and pursue scholarship opportunities through a high level of play.
📅 Junior League School Year 2026–2027
Season aligned with the school calendar to ensure consistency, participation, and continuous player development.
Minimum 6 tournaments required to qualify
Torneos 2026
Torneos 2027
September 13 – Opening Junior Tournament
October 18 2026 Junior Monthly Tournament
November 15 2026 Junior Monthly Tournament
November 8 2026 Parent & Junior Scramble Tournament
December 20 2026 Junior Monthly Tournament
January 17 2027 Junior Monthly Tournament
February 21 2027 Junior Monthly Tournament
March 14 2027 Junior Monthly Tournament
March 21 2027 Parent & Junior Scramble Tournament
April 11 2027 Junior Monthly Tournament
🏆 May 9 2027 Junior Season Championship
Junior League Registration
Annual Registration: $330 per player
Monthly Tournament: $50 per event
Registration includes:
Participation in monthly tournaments
Official ranking system
Score tracking Zen in Golf experience
Eligibility for the final championship
A program designed to develop confidence, discipline, and real on-course skills.
Full Season
💵 $330 per season
Full access to the Junior League during the school season. Includes: Participation in all 9 official tournaments
Annual ranking system
Qualification for the final championship
Score tracking
Continuous competitive development
Per Tournament
$50 per event
Perfect for new players who want to experience league competition.
Participation in individual tournaments. Includes:
Competitive play experience
Supervision during the event
Does not include: Annual ranking
Championship qualification
How to Register Your Child
Registering your child in the Zen in Golf Junior League is simple.
Choose your participation option (full season or per tournament), complete the registration, and receive confirmation with details for the first event.
Our goal is to provide a clear, organized, and development-focused experience for every player.
Questions & Answers
Does my child need previous tournament experience?
No. The Zen in Golf Junior League is designed for all levels, including beginner players who want to learn how to compete in a structured and positive environment.
How are the divisions organized?
Divisions are organized by age, experience, and tee distance, allowing every player to compete in an environment appropriate for their development.
Can parents walk with their children during tournaments?
Yes. In the beginner divisions, parents may accompany players to provide support and comfort during the experience.
What does the annual registration include?
The annual registration includes participation in official tournaments, ranking system, score tracking, championship qualification, and competitive development throughout the season.
Can my child participate in only one tournament?
Yes. We also offer single tournament registration for players who want to experience the league before committing to the full season.
Is the league only for advanced players?
No. The league is designed for both beginners and competitive developing players.
What is the main goal of the league?
The goal is to develop confidence, discipline, focus, competitive experience, and love for the game of golf.
Will players be supervised during events?
Yes. All events are supervised and organized to provide a safe and positive experience for every junior player.
How do players move to higher divisions?
Players advance according to age, technical development, competitive experience, and confidence on the course.
Does the league help prepare players for school golf teams?
Yes. The competitive divisions are designed to prepare players for Middle School and High School golf teams.
What is the Parent & Junior Team Tournament?
It is a special event where parents and juniors play together in a team format, creating a fun and competitive family experience.
How many tournaments are included in the season?
The official season includes 9 tournaments during the school year.
What happens if my child misses a tournament?
Players may continue participating in the league. However, there is a minimum number of tournaments required to qualify for the season championship.
How does the ranking system work?
Players accumulate points and results throughout the season to build their position in the annual ranking.
Is the league focused only on winning?
No. The Zen in Golf philosophy also emphasizes discipline, emotional control, respect, and personal development.
Does my child need an official handicap?
Not necessarily. Players will be placed in appropriate divisions according to their skill level and experience.
What are the benefits of competing at a young age?
Competition helps develop confidence, decision-making, emotional control, and real on-course experience.
Where will tournaments be played?
Tournaments will be played at selected golf courses to provide a safe and professional experience.
How does registration work?
Parents complete the registration form and then proceed with payment to secure the player’s spot.
How can I contact someone if I have questions?
You may contact Coach Iván Mayor directly via WhatsApp for assistance and additional information.
What makes the Zen in Golf Junior League different?
The Zen in Golf Junior League combines competition, mental development, discipline, and real on-course experience in a positive and organized environment for juniors and families.
Does the league help develop confidence and emotional control?
Yes. Through competition and the Zen in Golf philosophy, players learn how to manage pressure, emotions, and confidence both on and off the course.
What should my child bring on tournament day?
Players should bring their golf clubs, golf balls, tees, water, hat, and appropriate golf attire. We recommend arriving early for preparation and warm-up.
What does a junior learn besides golf?
In addition to technical skills, players develop discipline, patience, respect, concentration, and decision-making abilities under pressure.