Thanks to the support from all the donors and players who came together to benefit Arizona junior golf, the 20th Annual JGAA 100-Hole Golf Marathon was a huge success.
After round one in the Boys Championship division of the Chandler City Junior Championship, held September 11-12 at Whirlwind Golf Club, two players sat tied for the lead at 5-under 67.
Monday, September 20th | Mountain Shadows Golf Club The Junior Golf Association of Arizona (JGAA) is hosting a fundraising event on Monday, September 20th in which supporters play 100 holes of…
Born and raised in the Old Pueblo, Trevor Werbylo entered the JGAA Boys 11-10 age division in 2010. Eleven years later: he earned his first professional win on the Forme Tour at The Fuzzy Zoeller Classic at Covered Bridge Golf Club.
The 97th Arizona Amateur teed off August 9-14 at Grayhawk’s Talon Course, with 10 JGAA members and alumni filling the top 13 spots after the 36-hole, stroke play qualifier.
Team Arizona – made up of Alan Quezada, George Rubelsky, Mahanth Chirravuri and Daniel Henely – traveled to Portland, Oregon to take on the best junior golfers in the…
When Gilbert’s Ryland Johnson opened at TPC Scottsdale’s Champions Course with a 9-under-par 62, his victory at the 2021 DLB Custome Homes Scottsdale City Junior appeared inevitable.
Two Arizona teams entered Mary Cave Cup held August 3-4 at Singing Hills Golf Resort in El Cajon, California. Competing in a two-person, best-ball “Four Ball” format, Sydney Bryan of Mesa and Mattison Frick of Peoria made up the first team, and Reagan Capizzi of Scottsdale and Zoe Newell of Oro Valley made up the second Arizona team.
Gilbert’s Rylan Johnson continues to play exceptional golf, this time, at the Maricopa Junior Championship, held August 2-3. He posted 65-67, 12-under par at a stout Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club for the victory.
Hosted by the Wyoming State Golf Association, the 49th Junior America’s Cup teed off July 25-29 at Powder Horn Golf Club in Sheridan, Wyoming. Team Arizona finished in fifth place among an elite international field of 18 teams, marking the Grand Canyon State’s second-best finish in the past 10 years after earning fourth place in 2018.