The AJGA (American Junior Golf Association) International Series, including the International Pathway Series (IPS), is designed for junior golfers worldwide. Taiwanese players can register through events organized by the Pan Cheng-Tsung Foundation, such as "Pan German Motors CT PanAJGA IPS Presented by Porsche Center Taipei," typically held at the Daxi Golf Club. Registration method:

• Check the event and register through the organizer's website (ctpanfoundation.org) or the AJGA official website.

• The Taiwan event is organized by the Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation. Visit the foundation's website for the latest registration information.

The main pathways for Taiwanese youth to obtain golf scholarships at American universities:

• Participate in AJGA events (especially the IPS series) to accumulate PBE status and improve your Rolex AJGA ranking.

• I created swing videos and competition stats resumes, and proactively contacted American university coaches (starting from 9th grade).

• Participate in national or international tournaments to improve your Junior Golf Scoreboard or WAGR ranking.

• Excellent academic performance (high GPA, good SAT/ACT scores), because scholarships often combine academics and sports.

• The Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation provides guidance and opportunities to help players gain exposure to NCAA coaches.

Many Taiwanese athletes have successfully won full or partial scholarships through the AJGA competition.

Key points for preparation:

• Technical skills: Maintain a low handicap (around 0-4 for boys and 2-6 for girls), and practice overall court management.

• Physical fitness: Strengthen core, flexibility and endurance.

• Recruitment: Starting June 15th after the second year of high school, coaches can proactively contact the university; produce recruitment videos, and participate in university camps.

• Academics: Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center and prepare for the SAT/ACT and TOEFL.

• Mindset: Learn to live independently and improve English communication skills.

• The Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation can provide recruitment consultations and competition opportunities.

process:

• High school students in grades 9-10: Players proactively contact their coaches and send them resumes and videos.

• June 15th (D1) after the second year of high school: Coaches can proactively contact and offer scholarships.

• Exposure of participation in university camps and competitions.

• Campus visit (unofficial/official visit).

• Sign the National Letter of Intent (NLI).

• NCAA D1/D2 scholarships are offered, while D3 scholarships are not offered for athletic excellence.

AJGA competition eligibility:

• First, become a member (register at ajga.org).

• Submit proof of age (passport or birth certificate).

• Accumulate PBE stars (through performance in other events).

• Apply for events or Qualifiers directly through the official website's Player Center.

• Taiwanese competitors can first participate in the Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation AJGA IPS competition to obtain PBE and enter the US competition.

The Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation is operated by CT Pan and his wife, along with volunteers. Since 2020, it has operated solely on principal and interest, with no salary expenses. All funds are used for youth training, event organization, and scholarship support. The foundation's website (ctpanfoundation.org) publishes its activities and financial information, emphasizing transparency and sustainability. We welcome inquiries to ensure that every donation directly benefits young athletes in Taiwan.

Extremely helpful:

• Accumulate PBE status and enter the official AJGA competition in the United States.

• Improve your Rolex AJGA ranking to attract the attention of university coaches.

• International competition experience can help you earn university scholarships.

• The Pan Cheng-tsung Foundation's American-based competitions often attract NCAA coaches, providing them with direct exposure opportunities.

Many players have gained admission to top American universities through this series.

Basic conditions:

• Ages 12-19

• Become an AJGA member.

• Applications are based on PBE (higher priority).

• Qualifiers can compete for a spot in the main competition.

• International athletes are required to pay additional postage.

English : Daily practice in listening, speaking, reading, and writing; watching English golf videos; participating in US camps; online courses (TOEFL preparation). Logical thinking : Tournament strategy planning; analyzing swing data; reading golf psychology books; practice range management decisions. Golf training logic: assessing the risks and rewards of each shot selection.

The NCAA- led league is divided into Division 1 (top tier, offering scholarships), Division 2 (intermediate), and Division 3 (no athletic scholarships). The season is divided into fall (test roster) and spring (championship series). Players advance to the national championship (stroke play + match play) through regional tournaments. NAIA and NJCAA are smaller schools, offering more opportunities.

• AJGA Foundation : Provides ACE Grant financial assistance.

• First Tee : Promoting golf and character education for teenagers.

• PGA REACH : Support the PGA Jr. League.

• The Evans Scholars Foundation : Golf Scholarships.

If you or your child are interested in participating in the Pan Cheng-Tsung Foundation's activities, competitions, or seeking consultation, please visit www.ctpanfoundation.org to contact us. We look forward to helping more Taiwanese youth realize their golf dreams!