Spectators/Parents, except those volunteers acting in an official capacity, are NOT allowed in the scoring area or in the registration area. When allowed on the course, spectators must wear a spectator badge; anyone refusing a badge will be removed from the course. 

Only some developmental programs and the following JGAA tournaments are designated as Spectator Events:

·     Phoenix Metro Junior Championship

·     Thunderbird Invitational

·     Tucson Spring Classic

·     Jr. / Parent Scramble

·     Quintero Cactus Cup

·     Yuma City Junior Championship

·     Kingman City Junior Championship

·     Willie Low Invitational

·     Thunderbird Junior Classic

·     Boys & Girls State Stroke Play Championship

·     JGAA Summer Splash

·     PING Match Play

·     Boys & Girls State Match Play Championship 

·     Jr. / Parent Team Championship

·     Alumni Team Championship

·     Winter Classic

The Spectator Guidelines for JGAA events are as follows:

-          All spectators MUST be at least 7 years of age.

-          Spectators are asked to adhere to the JGAA dress code.

-          Spectators must remain on the cart path at all times or at least 30 yards  away from the group if a cart path is not available.

-          Any verbal or non-verbal contact could be construed as giving advice (Rule 8).  Conversations with players are not permitted.

-          Requests to use a golf cart while spectating must be submitted to the JGAA office at least two days prior to the event. Requests will be approved if warranted by physical or health reasons.

-          Use of cell phones or other electronic devices are prohibited when spectating.

Failure to abide by these rules may result in removal from the course.

Inappropriate Behavior:

•  Disciplinary measures: (removal from the golf course, clubhouse area, suspension of spectator privileges), will be taken for any spectator that shows lack of respect for volunteers, rules officials or JGAA staff.

•  Immediate suspension of spectator privileges for obscene, abusive, or vulgar language or any physical contact with anyone with the intent to do bodily harm