Ben Lorenz, Anawin Pikulthong, Tucker Clark and Mahanth Chirravuri take on international field The 2019 Junior America’s Cup kicks off July 22-25 with team Arizona set to compete at…
Founded in 1983, the Junior Golf Association of Arizona (JGAA) is a non-profit organization that introduces Arizona’s youth to the game of golf and helps junior golfers develop golf and life skills through competitive programs and tournaments. In addition to developing programs at schools and assisting Arizona golf courses with their junior programs, the JGAA conducts more than 100 programs and activities, including etiquette clinics, tournaments, and college prep seminars throughout Arizona each year. The JGAA awards two scholarship funds annually to high school senior members of the JGAA for their college education – the Tres Arnold and the John Wolfinger Memorial College Scholarships. The JGAA’s strong belief in teamwork and cooperation continues to guide the organization and is instilled in all of its members.
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Scottsdale’s Jackson Van Slyck topped the field of 16 players in the Boys Championship division at the Arizona Junior Match Play Championship held at Desert Forest Golf Club July 16-17, while #1 Seeded Ashley Menne prevailed in the Girls Championship division.
The 2019 IMG Academy Junior World Championship was held July 9-12 on Torrey Pines South Course in San Diego. Ben Lorenz of Peoria improved on his T10 finish last year with a T3 finish this year in the Boy’s 15-18 division at 9-under par (69-71-71-68—279), two strokes off the pace.
Preston Summerhays made the record books – again! For the second-consecutive year, the Scottsdale resident and JGAA member won the Utah Men’s State Amateur. Last year at age 15, he broke the 101-year-old record as the youngest to win.
The Prescott City Junior Championship teed off July 9-10 at Antelope Hills Golf Course. In the Boys Championship division, Prescott resident Trevor Lewis finished the first round tied for first…
The Phoenix City Junior Championship teed off July 2-3 at Aguila Golf Course with Cade Anderson of Scottsdale carding two eagles in the final round for a tournament-low 66 to finish at 7-under-par 137 in the Boys Championship division.
The Mesa City Jr / IMG Jr World Qualifier Presented by IHOP held at Dobson Ranch and Viewpoint Golf Resort ended with two players tied for first place in the Boys Championship division.
Way to go, Chez! After 11 years of hard work, you’re back where you belong. For those of you who didn’t have a chance to witness Reavie’s win a couple Sundays ago at the Travelers Championship, the JGAA alum posted his second PGA TOUR victory by a four-stroke margin.
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