2026–2027 Season Competition and Points System: Official Announcement
To build a clear and consistent competition and progression system, JGL is officially announcing the 2026–2027 Season JGL Individual, Team and International Selection System.
This season’s system brings together individual and team points, annual rankings, DI All-Star Series eligibility, and selection for international (INT) events and the TJO, so that players always have a clear goal at every stage as they compete regularly and build experience.
2026–2027 Season Highlights
1. Four individual divisions
Divisions are based on school grade:
- Lower Elementary | G3–G4
- Upper Elementary | G5–G6
- Junior High | G7–G9
- Senior High | G10–G12
Each division plays from tees set for DI/DII and for boys and girls.
2. DII → Ranking → DI progression
The DII Tour Series is a one-day, 18-hole event where players gain tournament experience and earn annual points. The DI All-Star Series is a two-day, 36-hole event, with eligibility based mainly on the JGL Points Ranking.
DII points depend on the actual field size of each division at tee-off; DI uses a fixed points table. Points from DII and DI add up to the JGL Points Ranking.
3. DI All-Star Series eligibility
Based on the JGL Points Ranking at the time of registration, DI offers at least 80 guaranteed entry spots, allocated across divisions by membership numbers, division size and event capacity. Any remaining spots are offered to waitlisted players in ranking order.
See Appendix 3 for the registration process.
4. International (INT) selection
Depending on the event, players for overseas tournaments are selected by DI All-Star Series results or ranking, the JGL annual points ranking, or another announced method.
The selection criteria, number of spots, cut-off date and alternate process for each international event are set out in that event’s official announcement.
5. Taiwan Junior Open (TJO) qualification
TJO spots are earned through the previous year’s TJO results, single-event DI performance, the annual points ranking, and selection for remaining spots. The actual number of spots follows that year’s TJO announcement.
6. Team competition and season finals
Team competition has an Elementary division (G3–G6) and a Secondary division (G7–G12), with schools earning Team Points. The top 4 schools in each division by annual team points are invited to the season-ending JGL Team Championship.
Full system details
For full details — individual and team points tables | tees | carry-over points | DI eligibility and waitlist | INT/TJO selection | event and season awards | Team Championship — please see the attached document (in Chinese).
Through a complete season-long competition system, JGL will keep giving players experience to build at every stage, goals to chase, and a clear path forward.
A Season. A Ranking. A Pathway. A Community.
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