The burgeoning Adidas Junior 6s, the brainchild of Korn Ferry Tour winner and commentator Ewan Porter, has unveiled its schedule for this year. And the country’s best junior golfers will tread the fairways of some of our greatest courses.
Commencing next month at Royal Sydney, the newly renamed Adidas Junior 6s Tour will include 10 tournaments throughout the year, played across three states, with the series to conclude at Australia’s No.1 course, Royal Melbourne in October.
As was the case in 2020, numerous professional tournament exemptions will be on offer to the boys and girls teeing it up in the series, as well as four sponsorships from title sponsor Adidas Golf.
The list of venues is an impressive one, with every layout featured on the schedule having hosted a PGA Tour of Australasia event and a total of 48 Australian Opens, 23 Vic Opens, 22 Australian PGA Championships, 17 NSW Opens, 10 Queensland Opens, five World Cups and three Presidents Cups staged across the host sites.
2021 Adidas Junior 6s Tour schedule
March 15 – Royal Sydney Golf Club, NSW
April 8 – Pelican Waters Golf Club, QLD
April 19 – Yarra Yarra Golf Club, VIC
May 10 – Metropolitan Golf Club, VIC
May 30 – Coolangatta & Tweed Heads Golf Club, QLD
June 28 – The Lakes Golf Club, NSW
July 2 – Newcastle Golf Club, NSW
August 16 – Keperra Golf Club, QLD
September 19 – 13th Beach Golf Links, VIC
Tour Final October 25-26 – Royal Melbourne Golf Club, VIC
This year the Tour will feature a national points race, with players encouraged to play as many events as possible throughout the year. Entries for the 2021 series open on February 9.
Golf Australia magazine will be covering the Adidas Junior 6s Tour throughout the year both in print and on our website, with tournament information and the goal of increasing the profile of both the series and the up-and-coming young talents of Australian golf.
For more information, visit www.junior6sinvitational.com.au or head to @adidasjunior6s on Instagram
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