PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Forget PGA Tour University for a moment.
The real road to professional golf often begins years earlier, when the players are still teenagers, still carrying their own bags and still dreaming about places they have only seen on television.
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The AJGA has quietly become one of the great success stories in golf. Its junior circuit, open to boys and girls ages 12 to 19, has grown into a nationwide proving ground for the stars of tomorrow. This year, the organization is staging 145 events across the country, the largest single-year schedule in its history. And nowhere is the connection between junior golf and…
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