Simulator Series FAQs & Rules
The GolfWeek Junior Tour launched the Simulator Series powered by Trackman in 2025. This innovative series allows players to compete on Trackman simulators from anywhere in the world during the Winter months to keep their games in shape and competition going!
The GolfWeek Junior Tour Simulator Series consists of 18 hole tournaments played on Trackman Simulators. Members and non-members are eligible to play.
This series will take place during Winter months of November-February each year, allowing players to continue to work on their game, gain technical feedback from Trackman technology, and have fun competing.
Brian Arlinghaus
Xavier Men's Coach
“Trackman has become an essential tool in our program because of the level of feedback it provides. Even without rankings attached, events like the GWJT Simulator Series give juniors the chance to compete while collecting data that shows how they play under pressure. As a coach, I find that information valuable in recruiting—it helps me see not only a player’s skills, but also how they respond in a competitive environment.”
"I think the simulator series has real value for juniors, even without national ranking points. Trackman provides players with detailed post-round feedback with shot by shot data that highlights tendencies, dispersion patterns, and areas for improvement. For juniors still developing their games, that type of objective feedback is invaluable.
From a coaching perspective, I use Trackman regularly with our team at Butler. It helps us identify strengths, weaknesses, and progress over time. For recruiting, even without rankings attached, seeing how a player’s numbers hold up in a competitive environment gives us insight into how they might project at the college level.
This type of series gives juniors another avenue to compete, learn, and show growth. At the end of the day, competition plus feedback accelerates development, and Trackman provides both"
Colby Huffman
Butler Men's Coach
Conner Lash
Wright State Men's Coach
“TrackMan events that GWJT provides add a ton of value. From a recruiting standpoint, the data gives us insight into a player’s club numbers, tendencies, and decision-making, while also showing their commitment to improvement. For the juniors, having shot-by-shot feedback allows them to identify strengths and weaknesses and build practice plans that accelerate their development.”
