The JGAA has long served as a launching pad for many of the state’s top golfers, and several former JGAA members are proving just that, shining on some of amateur golf’s biggest stages this summer.
Phoenix native etches his name into Arizona golf history after capturing the 102nd Arizona Amateur Championship.
In the 2025-26 PGA TOUR University Rankings (Week 8), Chirravuri sits at No. 5 nationally out of Pepperdine, carrying 1 win and 11 top-10 finishes across 19 events.
The former JGAA standout and Mesa native captured his first collegiate victory at the Thunderbird Intercollegiate, held at Papago Golf Club—a course that has long served as a proving ground for Arizona’s top junior talent.
The Junior Golf Association of Arizona family has plenty of reasons to celebrate this week. Former JGAA member Liam Allan, now a freshman on the Colorado School of Mines men’s…
The victory marks the fourth individual title of her collegiate career and second of the season, proving her status as one of Belmont’s top golfers.
Durette’s strong play throughout the tournament – especially her steady second round – propelled her to the top of the leaderboard and marked a major milestone in her collegiate career.
The Junior Golf Association of Arizona (JGAA) was well represented this week as former JGAA players took the competitive stage at two premier collegiate events — the Patriot All-America Invitational at The Wigwam Golf Club and The Thunderbolt at Sterling Grove Golf and Country Club.