The NextGen Quebec Championship will take place from July 2 to 5 at Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly, in Joly, Quebec. This 54-hole stroke play competition will feature a field of 156 of Canada’s top junior golfers, who will be competing for exemptions to the Canadian Junior Boys and Girls Championships.The NextGen Quebec Championship will take place from July 2 to 5 at Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly, in Joly, Quebec. This 54-hole stroke play competition will feature a field of 156 of Canada’s top junior golfers, who will be competing for exemptions to the Canadian Junior Boys and Girls Championships. The championship rounds will begin on Wednesday, July 3, after a practice round on Tuesday, July 2. The field will be narrowed down to 57 junior boys and 13 junior girls after 36 holes, with the final round taking place on Friday, July 5. The top eight players in the Junior Boys division will receive exemptions into the 2024 Canadian Junior Boys Championship, which will be held at Innisfail Golf Club in Innisfail, Alta., from August 13 to 16. The top eight players in the Junior Girls division will receive exemptions into the 2024 Canadian Junior Girls Championship, which will be held at Marine Drive Golf Club in Vancouver, B.C., from July 22 to 25. The Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly is a beautiful 18-hole public course that was built in 2011. The course is 6,662 yards in length and features towering trees, sparkling lakes, and rolling hills. The course will provide a challenging test for the NextGen competitors, with strategically placed bunkers and tricky water hazards. “For us, the NextGen tournament represents our pride in welcoming the young talents of tomorrow and promoting junior golf in the Quebec City region,” said Martin Trudel, director and professional teacher of Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly. “We have the ideal facilities and golf course to organize these types of events. We will do our best to ensure that all participants have a great experience.” The NextGen Championships are a high-performance junior golf series with a total of six competitions. The six championships will take place in Canada from May to July, and the region’s junior golfers will compete for exemptions into their respective 2024 national championships. The NextGen Championships offer junior players the opportunity to develop and showcase their skills at the highest level of tournament golf.
Joly, Que. – A field of 156 of Canada’s best junior golfers will compete over 54 holes on an immaculate and strategic layout at Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly in Joly, Quebec, with exemptions to the Canadian Junior Boys and Girls Championships on the line in the NextGen Quebec Championship, from July 2 to 5.
The 54-hole stroke play competition begins with a practice round on Tuesday, July 2, with the championship rounds commencing on Wednesday, July 3. After 36 holes, the field will be narrowed down to 57 junior boys and 13 junior girls, including ties, for the final round ending on Friday, July 5.
The starting field will consist of 127 Junior Boys and 29 Junior Girls, competing for a spot in their respective Canadian Junior Championship later this summer.
The top eight players in the Junior Boys division will receive exemptions into the 2024 Canadian Junior Boys Championship, August 13-16 at Innisfail Golf Club in Innisfail, Alta. The top eight players (including ties) in the Junior Girls division will receive exemptions into the 2024 Canadian Junior Girls Championship, July 22-25 at Marine Drive Golf Club in Vancouver, B.C.
Established as a beautiful 18-hole public course in the greater Quebec City area, the Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly was built in 2011. At 6,662 yards in length, the course will test NextGen competitors while offering views of towering trees, sparkling lakes and rolling hills. With its demanding layout and impeccable condition, golfers will encounter strategically placed bunkers and tricky water hazards, all set against a stunning backdrop of forests and wildlife.
“For us, the NextGen tournament represents our pride in welcoming the young talents of tomorrow and promoting junior golf in the Quebec City region. We have the ideal facilities and golf course to organize these types of events. We will do our best to ensure that all participants have a great experience,” said Martin Trudel, director and professional teacher of Club de golf Les Boisés de Joly.
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About the NextGen Championships
The NextGen Championships are a high-performance junior golf series with a total of six competitions. Six championships will take place in Canada from May to July, where the region’s junior golfers will compete for exemptions into their respective 2024 national championships. NextGen Championships offer junior players the opportunity to develop and showcase their skills at the highest level of tournament golf.
