JGAA star Dylan Boenning continues his red-hot run this season, adding yet another impressive win to his resume—this one with international weight. The future Washington State Cougar made his presence felt at the Uswing Mojing Junior Championships, held July 8–10 at the iconic Torrey Pines – South Course, a venue steeped in U.S. Open history.
Boenning came out firing and stayed locked in through three intense rounds, battling head-to-head with fellow JGAA member Ethan Butters of Chandler and Ben Friedman of California. With momentum swinging back and forth, Boenning delivered when it mattered most, rattling off four birdies on the back nine in the final round to clinch the title at 2-under par for the championship.
His victory marks a major milestone — the first time a JGAA player has captured the Boys 15–18 division title since Carlos Astiazarán in 2023. Boenning’s win brings the prestigious Junior World crown back to Arizona, adding another proud chapter to the Grand Canyon State’s golf legacy.
This win adds to an already dominant summer for Boenning, who now holds four titles this season, including two PING Junior Masters Series victories.
We couldn’t be prouder of Dylan for showcasing his talent on one of junior golf’s biggest stages. The future is beyond bright for this Scottsdale star. Congratulations, Dylan!
Shoutout to the rest of our JGAA crew who showed out at Torrey Pines!
Solid play all around from our members across multiple divisions:
- Catt Dann – 13th place in the Boys 11–12, finishing at 1-over par
- Jace Anderson – Runner-up in the Boys 9–10, firing 7-under par
- Aubrey Hilgers – 17th place in the Girls 15–18, finishing at 1-over par
- Amy Xuan – 13th place in the Girls 9–10, posting 2-over par
Way to represent Arizona with pride!
