Sibling Policy

Sibling Exemptions

If a player has been invited to any U.S. Kids Golf multi-day event and has a sibling wishing to play, the sibling may request a Sibling Exemption. A sibling may request an exemption for any U.S. Kids Golf multi-day event, but must meet requirements listed below to be considered.

Please note: submitting a Sibling Exemption is simply a request, and a spot in the field is not guaranteed. If there are no spots available in your age group, players may face a waitlist. If placed on a waitlist, the sibling must follow the waitlist protocol. A granted sibling request does not give a player waitlist priority.

In order for a sibling to be considered for an invitation, the sibling must:

• Be registering for the same multi-day tournament as his or her sibling
• Have active Priority Status (Level 4 or Higher), extending through the first round of the event

If the sibling meets these requirements, a request must be submitted for a Sibling Exemption by emailing our tournament staff at tournaments@uskidsgolf.com. The email should include the following:

• Invited/registered player’s name
• Name/names of sibling wishing to play
• Sibling’s birthdate
• Tournament you are requesting
• Sibling’s priority status

Siblings who do not meet the above requirements may apply for consideration by emailing tournaments@uskidsgolf.com.

World Championships Sibling Exemptions

Players who request a Sibling Exemption for the World Teen Championship or the World Championship, meet the above requirements, will be placed on a waiting list. On June 20th, U.S. Kids Golf will begin accepting siblings on a space-available basis, in the order received. Meeting the Sibling Exemption requirements DOES NOT guarantee entry into the event, as field size is limited.

Players must have active Priority Status (Level 5 or Higher), extending through the first round of the event to be considered as a Sibling Exemption for the World Championships.

U.S. Kids Golf reserves the right to change the sibling policy at any time.