November 29 – 30, 2025
Eagle Creek Junior Open
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At the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Eagle Creek Junior Open, Junhang Wu delivered the kind of Sunday surge that separates contenders from closers. Trailing after an opening-round 84, Wu flipped the script with a composed, momentum-grabbing 75, the best round in the division, to capture the Boys 12–13 title at +13 (159).
Wu looked every bit like a player rising to the moment—tight lines off the tee, controlled trajectories into firm greens, and the poise to save par when the round threatened to slip. When the field tightened around him, Wu didn’t blink. He simply elevated, turning Sunday into a statement.
Zain Sadiq stayed in striking distance all weekend with a pair of steady 81s, finishing three back at +16 (162). His consistency kept the pressure alive through the closing stretch, forcing Wu to deliver under fire.
Behind them, Evan Pratt found rhythm with a strong 85 on Sunday to secure third, while Sebastian Vizcarra and JJ Neustadt battled through the demanding Eagle Creek setup to round out the leaderboard.
But this division belonged to Wu, who showed the kind of composure and late-round clarity that defines champions on the HJGT stage—a Sunday finish worthy of the moment and the tour’s spotlight.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Junhang Wu
+13 Total
No. 2 Rank
Zain Sadiq
+16 Total
No. 3 Rank
Evan Pratt
+29 Total
November 22 – 23, 2025
Lake Tansi Junior Open
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The Boys 12–13 division at Lake Tansi turned into a test of patience, grit, and course management, and Jack Dorr of Nashville emerged as the player who handled the challenge best. Dorr posted rounds of 90–95 to finish at +41, securing a wire-to-wire victory on a layout that demanded precision around every green.
Walker Smith of Concord, North Carolina battled throughout the weekend, carding 108–97 to earn runner-up honors at +61. Smith’s strong rebound on Sunday showcased his ability to settle in and make adjustments, despite the difficult scoring conditions that defined the event.
With firm fairways, tight approach windows, and greens that offered no easy reads, both players demonstrated resilience—highlighting the mental toughness that defines HJGT competition.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Jack Dorr
+41 Total
No. 2 Rank
Walker Smith
+61 Total
November 22 – 23, 2025
Fort Myers Fall Junior Open
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The Fort Myers Fall Junior Open, hosted by the HJGT at Cape Royal Golf Club, showcased a composed and confident performance from Rory Hugo of Brooksville, FL, who captured the Boys 12–13 title with rounds of 76–75 to finish at +7. Hugo set the tone on the King/Queen course with disciplined ball-striking and closed even stronger on the Prince rotation, navigating tight landing areas and firm greens with maturity well beyond his age.
Zain Sadiq (Sanford, FL) secured the runner-up spot at +17, piecing together one of Sunday’s more controlled rounds with a 79 highlighted by improved iron play and steadier lag putting. His ability to adjust from a challenging first day kept him comfortably in the top tier.
In third, Viktor Bastasich of Naples, FL posted 82–88 to finish at +26, fighting through a tough second round but flashing solid fundamentals throughout the weekend. James Gannon (Doylestown, PA) delivered a strong rebound Sunday with an 85 to take fourth at +39, while Eli Shaul (Cape Coral, FL) rounded out the division, continuing to develop his game on tournament-caliber courses.
The division’s play reflected the spirit of the HJGT—steady growth, competitive grit, and the kind of emerging talent that continues to elevate junior golf across the country.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Rory Hugo
+7 Total
No. 2 Rank
Zain Sadiq
+17 Total
No. 3 Rank
Viktor Bastasich
+26 Total
November 22 – 23, 2025
Coastal Carolina Junior Open at Fripp Island
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FRIPP ISLAND, S.C. — Nathaniel Miller of Arlington, Virginia, delivered a poised and resilient performance to win the Boys 12–13 division at +19, highlighted by a brilliant 75 on Sunday that stood out as one of the strongest rounds fired by any junior on the weekend.
Miller opened with an 86 in Saturday’s swirling winds but came back with a renewed game plan—picking targets, playing conservatively off the tee, and capitalizing on scoring opportunities. The adjustments paid off immediately as Miller pulled away from the field during the final round to secure the championship.
Julius Krebs of Carrollton, Georgia, finished runner-up at +132, showing determination by grinding through two challenging rounds at Ocean Creek, a course that proved to be a stern test for all players, especially in the younger age groups.
Miller’s Sunday surge and ability to adapt to coastal conditions made his victory a defining moment in the weekend’s competition.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Nathaniel Miller
+19 Total
No. 2 Rank
Julius Krebs
+132 Total
