November 22 – 23, 2025
Fort Myers Fall Junior Open
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At the Fort Myers Fall Junior Open, hosted by the HJGT at Cape Royal Golf Club, the Boys 10–11 field battled two demanding layouts and shifting winds that turned every hole into a test of patience and resilience. Rising above the challenge was Harrison Kraus of Hudson, NH, who posted rounds of 87–89 to claim the division title at +32. Kraus set the early standard with a composed opening round on the King/Queen rotation, then closed the weekend with steady control on the Prince course to secure the win.
Hunter Neubert of North Fort Myers, FL finished runner-up at +42, recovering well on Sunday with a determined 90 after a tough start. His ability to tighten his swing and regain rhythm across the back nine highlighted one of the division’s strongest bounce-back performances.
In third, Fraser Gannon (Doylestown, PA) posted consistent ball-striking on his way to a 100–99 finish at +55, edging out several competitors with a gritty final round. Colton Nibe of Cape Coral, FL rounded out the leaderboard at +70, highlighted by a strong closing stretch Sunday that showcased his developing game.
The youngest boys’ division delivered exactly what the HJGT has come to expect—heart, competitive fire, and a glimpse at the future of junior golf as these players continue sharpening their skills on championship-caliber courses.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Harrison Kraus
+32 Total
No. 2 Rank
Hunter Neubert
+42 Total
No. 3 Rank
Fraser Gannon
+55 Total
November 22 – 23, 2025
Coastal Carolina Junior Open at Fripp Island
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FRIPP ISLAND, S.C. — The Boys 10–11 division saw Wallace Simmons of Beaufort, South Carolina, turn in one of the weekend’s standout performances, claiming the title at +13 after posting rounds of 80 and 75.
Simmons’ closing 75 was a masterclass in composure for his age group. He handled Ocean Creek’s tight fairways and coastal gusts with maturity well beyond his years, attacking the course where appropriate and playing smart, conservative golf when conditions demanded it. His ability to recover from mistakes and maintain tempo allowed him to separate from the field early on Sunday and never look back.
Mount Pleasant’s Cole Kreutzer claimed runner-up honors at +31 after improving significantly with an 82 on day two. Colin LaDuke of Weaverville, North Carolina, finished third at +43, followed by Easton Guilfoyle of Statesboro, Georgia, at +75, each showing resilience through challenging conditions.
Simmons’ composed and well-rounded performance made him a deserving champion and one of the division’s key highlights of the weekend.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Wallace Simmons
+13 Total
No. 2 Rank
Cole Kreutzer
+31 Total
No. 3 Rank
Colin LaDuke
+43 Total
November 15 – 16, 2025
Huntsville Junior Open
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SYLACAUGA, Ala. — In the Boys 10–11 division, Tucker Cole of Huntsville, Alabama, delivered a gritty hometown performance to claim the division title at +17 for the weekend.
Cole battled through the challenging Farmlinks layout, finishing with a +9 final round that showcased his ability to stay composed in tough scoring conditions. His steadiness from tee to green and strong recovery play on the back nine allowed him to separate from the field and secure the top spot.
Luke Stuart of Troy, Alabama, closed at +35 after a +13 round, fighting through the demanding slopes and tight landing areas that Farmlinks is known for. His determination throughout the event earned him a well-deserved runner-up finish.
Cole’s victory highlighted his developing fundamentals and mental toughness, marking an impressive showing on one of the more challenging courses on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour schedule.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Tucker Cole
+17 Total
No. 2 Rank
Luke Stuart
+35 Total
November 15 – 16, 2025
College Prep Series at Campbell University
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LILLINGTON, N.C. — In the Boys 10–11 division, Rafael Dagenais of Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, delivered a composed and confident performance to claim the title at +12 for the weekend.
Dagenais closed with an +8 final round, showing strong fundamentals and steady course management on a Keith Hills layout that challenged players of every age group. His ability to limit mistakes and capitalize on scoring opportunities allowed him to pull away decisively from the field.
Harrison Kase of Holly Springs, North Carolina, finished second at +34 after a tough +20 final round, grinding through a demanding Orange/Black rotation that required precision from tee to green.
Dagenais’ victory reinforces his rising competitive trajectory as he continues his development on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Rafael Dagenais
+12 Total
No. 2 Rank
Harrison Kase
+34 Total
