HJGT Results

March 28 – 29, 2026

Tampa Spring Junior Open

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The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Tampa Spring Junior Open at Plantation Palms Golf Club delivered a disciplined, grind-it-out test where consistency—not flash—determined who separated. Plantation Palms is a strategic Florida layout that forces players to stay in position. Off the tee, it rewards placement over distance, with trouble waiting for anyone who gets aggressive without control. Fairways funnel into approach shots that demand precision, especially into greens that are well-protected by bunkering and subtle contours. Throughout the weekend, scoring reflected that reality. This wasn’t a course where players could recover easily from mistakes—misses compounded quickly, and big numbers showed up across multiple divisions. Players who stayed disciplined, managed their misses, and avoided penalties were the ones who climbed leaderboards. Final rounds proved critical. Across divisions, the players who improved on Sunday gained significant ground, reinforcing that adaptability and composure matter just as much as ball striking. As part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s national schedule, Plantation Palms Golf Club continues to serve as a proving ground—testing decision-making, execution, and mental toughness in a way that directly translates to higher levels of competitive golf.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Taylor Holmes

+5 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Salem Al Abdallat

-1 Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Kairi Matsumoto

+9 Total

Boys 10-11 Division

Josiah Dorgelus

+47 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Regan Andrusyk

+3 Total

Girls 13&U Division

Maria Emilia Caballero Chapparo

+40 Total

March 21 – 22, 2026

World Golf Village Junior Open

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The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s World Golf Village Junior Open delivered a strong competitive showing at one of Florida’s most recognized golf destinations, as players took on the World Golf Village layout. World Golf Village provided a balanced but demanding test across all divisions, requiring players to execute across every part of their game. The layout features generous landing areas off the tee but quickly tightens around the greens, placing a premium on approach accuracy and short-game control. Water hazards and strategic bunkering came into play on key holes, forcing players to make disciplined decisions rather than chase aggressive lines. Throughout the weekend, scoring reflected that dynamic—players who stayed patient and managed risk effectively were able to separate from the field. Conditions remained consistent across both rounds, but the course still required constant adjustment, particularly on approach shots into well-protected greens. Across multiple divisions, final-round movement showed that players who adapted quickly gained an edge. As part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s national schedule, competing at World Golf Village offers junior golfers the opportunity to test their game on a championship-caliber venue while building experience in a structured, competitive environment that mirrors higher levels of play.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Gavin Baker

+9 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Jack Elia

+29 Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Junhang Wu

+16 Total

Boys 10-11 Division

YUJUN LEE

+25 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Cindy Moreki

+11 Total

March 21 – 22, 2026

Orange County Junior Open at Eagle Creek

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The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Orange County Junior Open at Eagle Creek delivered one of the strongest competitive environments of the weekend, with elite scoring and a globally diverse field competing at Eagle Creek Golf Club. Eagle Creek played as a true championship test—rewarding aggressive play when executed correctly, but quickly penalizing mistakes. The layout features wider landing areas off the tee, which gave players opportunities to attack, but approach shots into well-protected greens demanded precision and control. Water hazards and strategically placed bunkers came into play on key holes, forcing players to make calculated decisions throughout each round. The course allowed low scores—as seen across multiple divisions—but only for players who stayed disciplined and capitalized on scoring opportunities. Across the weekend, leaderboard movement showed a clear pattern: players who could go low while avoiding big numbers separated themselves quickly. Final rounds were especially critical, with multiple divisions decided by strong Sunday performances. As part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s national schedule, Eagle Creek Golf Club provides a high-performance environment that mirrors the next level of competition—where scoring matters, execution is everything, and players are pushed to perform under pressure against top-tier, international fields.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Andrew Park Jr.

-6 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Jose Eduardo Rodas

E Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Cristián Castillo Botrán

-7 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Mona Zhao

+1 Total

Girls 13&U Division

Evelyn He

+16 Total

March 14 – 15, 2026

Central Florida Junior Open at Stonegate

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Stonegate Golf Club at Solivita gave the Central Florida Junior Open the kind of setting that fits what the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour is supposed to represent: a clean, competitive venue that puts the focus where it belongs—on execution, discipline, and the ability to handle pressure over two full rounds. The course did not rely on gimmicks. It asked players to stay sharp, manage their game, and avoid the kind of mistakes that can quickly derail a tournament. That made it a strong host site for a weekend that featured tight leaderboards, a playoff in the Girls 14-18 division, and several divisions where consistency was the deciding factor. What made Stonegate work well was that it challenged every age group in a fair way. Older divisions had to score and stay composed late, while younger players were forced to learn patience and course management from the start. That balance matters. A good HJGT venue should test top-end players without overwhelming developing ones, and Stonegate delivered that. Across the weekend, the course rewarded players who stayed steady, adjusted after mistakes, and kept themselves in position rather than trying to force the round. From an HJGT standpoint, Stonegate Golf Club at Solivita reinforced the value of hosting events at venues that feel tournament-worthy from the first tee shot to the final putt. The Central Florida Junior Open was not just another stop on the schedule. It was the kind of event where the golf course helped create meaningful competition, real development opportunities, and championship moments that had to be earned. That is exactly the standard HJGT should keep pushing toward.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division