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Some really good golf courses this year!:ylsuper:

Those are some nice courses then to wrap it up at Big Spring.

Rank the following tours:

 

Musselman-Dunne

7-up

Pepsi

Gatorade

US Kids

Rank the following tours:

 

Musselman-Dunne

7-up

Pepsi

Gatorade

US Kids

 

Depend on where you are in the state. 7-up and gatorade are the best in the northern Ky area and Pepsi is the best down south. The Callaway Jr series also has tournaments in Ky and they run a very nice program.

Alot of our younger kids in Scott County play on the Pepsi, not sure of how good it is, I think it is just convient.

Best tour by far in the state is the Musselman Dunne. Drew Conliffe, the tours head man, is hands down the most organized, and friendly guy you could ever meet. To top everything off getting to play the tour championship on one of the best courses in Kentucky Big Springs just puts the Musselman Dunne tour way ahead of any other tour in the state of KY.

Musselman-Dunne is the best due to good courses, well run tournaments, and Drew's watchful eye. Drew Rocks! They spend a lot of time marking courses and helping out the kids.

 

We had a bad experience with Pepsi tour (KJGA) under Shannon. Pepsi has lots of stops and didn't do that well with running the tourneys -- e.g., yardage errors on scorecards. I'm hopeful that Aaron will turn Pepsi around. He's appears to be a class act. He and his staff also run the Kentucky Junior Amateur -- a must on the golf schedule.

 

Pepsi also has a spring series called Mt Dew. These are a good warm-up.

 

7-Up is run by Daryl and Becky Landrum - also great folks. 7-Up hasn't had the same level of competition as Musselman-Dunne and plays some less than desirable courses. For 2008, they're opening the tour up to Cincinnati area and that should help the tour.

 

Gatorade in NKy has been discontinued - it used to be an advanced tour for the 7-Up. Pepsi now has a Gatorade Masters Division which replaced GenX - an advanced tour run by Pepsi/KJGA.

 

The best tournaments we've played have been the PGA Junior Series, sponsored by Callaway. There are only a handful in the area. They are well-run, have great competition and play good courses. They play at Kearney Hills in May.

Musselman-Dunne is the best due to good courses, well run tournaments, and Drew's watchful eye. Drew Rocks! They spend a lot of time marking courses and helping out the kids.

 

We had a bad experience with Pepsi tour (KJGA) under Shannon. Pepsi has lots of stops and didn't do that well with running the tourneys -- e.g., yardage errors on scorecards. I'm hopeful that Aaron will turn Pepsi around. He's appears to be a class act. He and his staff also run the Kentucky Junior Amateur -- a must on the golf schedule.

 

Pepsi also has a spring series called Mt Dew. These are a good warm-up.

 

7-Up is run by Daryl and Becky Landrum - also great folks. 7-Up hasn't had the same level of competition as Musselman-Dunne and plays some less than desirable courses. For 2008, they're opening the tour up to Cincinnati area and that should help the tour.

 

Gatorade in NKy has been discontinued - it used to be an advanced tour for the 7-Up. Pepsi now has a Gatorade Masters Division which replaced GenX - an advanced tour run by Pepsi/KJGA.

 

The best tournaments we've played have been the PGA Junior Series, sponsored by Callaway. There are only a handful in the area. They are well-run, have great competition and play good courses. They play at Kearney Hills in May.

 

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Musselman-Dunne is the best due to good courses, well run tournaments, and Drew's watchful eye. Drew Rocks! They spend a lot of time marking courses and helping out the kids.

 

We had a bad experience with Pepsi tour (KJGA) under Shannon. Pepsi has lots of stops and didn't do that well with running the tourneys -- e.g., yardage errors on scorecards. I'm hopeful that Aaron will turn Pepsi around. He's appears to be a class act. He and his staff also run the Kentucky Junior Amateur -- a must on the golf schedule.

 

Pepsi also has a spring series called Mt Dew. These are a good warm-up.

 

7-Up is run by Daryl and Becky Landrum - also great folks. 7-Up hasn't had the same level of competition as Musselman-Dunne and plays some less than desirable courses. For 2008, they're opening the tour up to Cincinnati area and that should help the tour.

 

Gatorade in NKy has been discontinued - it used to be an advanced tour for the 7-Up. Pepsi now has a Gatorade Masters Division which replaced GenX - an advanced tour run by Pepsi/KJGA.

 

The best tournaments we've played have been the PGA Junior Series, sponsored by Callaway. There are only a handful in the area. They are well-run, have great competition and play good courses. They play at Kearney Hills in May.

 

I cant really speak for much on M-D series, as I have had no experience with them. They do have an impressive course list.

 

Aaron does and excellent job with the Pepsi events. I thought Shannon did a pretty decent job, but Aaron has really stepped it up.

 

I have met the Landrums. They do seem like nice people but I am not sure on how they run their events. I have no experience with them in that capacity.

My son has done Pepsi for the last 3 years and it has been great. I think Aaron has really done a fantastic job. We looked at adding M-D (as some of the top Jr. golfers in my sons age group are in it), but only three events were close enough for us to participate. Most seem to be in the Louisville area.