JGAA alum and Mesa native Charlie Beljan recently offered advice to stay sharp during the break. Although he’s known for his distance off the tee (ranked second in Driving Distance on tour in 2012), Beljan’s first tip is all about putting.
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It all starts at the tee and usually with a tee, but did you know you can also use a small pile of sand or even place your ball on…
Hop off the couch and crawl back into shape with exercises from TOUR trainer Carson Kemp. FSI Scottsdale owner/trainer and certified US ARMY Master Fitness Instructor, Carson Kemp, recently enlisted…
In a two-part video, Jeff Fisher, with the Fisher Bryan Golf Academy at Longbow Golf Club, discusses how Covid-19 is affecting college golf recruiting. The first video, which debuted in…
The JGAA continues to stay focused on its mission to educate, motivate, and inspire Arizona’s future leaders through golf by instilling the positive life skills and unique qualities inherent to the game.
After shooting a first-round 69, one stroke off the pace, Preston Summerhays of Scottsdale fired a final-round 7-under-par 65, the low round of the tournament, to win the Thunderbird Invitational by two strokes at 10-under-par 134.
The Junior Golf Association of Arizona (JGAA) is hosting the Thunderbird Invitational at Papago Golf Course February 29-March 1. The field features 84 of Arizona’s best junior golfers (48 boys and 36 girls) ranging in age from 13-18 competing in the third
Arizona’s best junior golfers – 30 girls and 46 boys – gathered at Mesa’s Longbow Golf Club February 15-16 to compete in the Fisher-Bryan Invitational, the second coveted PING Junior Masters Series of the 2020 JGAA season.
As of November 13, junior golfers from around the country began signing National Letters of Intent to play collegiate golf; among them, several local JGAA members have officially made their…
The Phoenix Metro Junior Championship sponsored by Van’s Golf Shops teed off February 8-9 with a field of more than 200 junior golfers – boys and girls – ages 8-18 competing in five age groups in a 36-hole tournament held at Superstition Springs Golf Club and Arizona Golf Resort.
Superstition Junior Classic
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