HJGT Results

Heritage Harbour Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 The Southwest Florida Junior Open at Heritage Harbour Golf Resort showcased some of the brightest young talents in junior golf, and it was Mack Wong of St. Petersburg, FL, who rose above the field to capture the Boys 10–11 Division title with steady play and composure across two challenging rounds. Wong opened the tournament with a 79, establishing an early lead, and followed it up with a controlled 81 on Sunday to finish at +18 (160)—securing a six-shot victory. Despite gusty afternoon winds and slick greens that tested every player in the field, Wong demonstrated impressive focus and consistency for his age. His ability to minimize mistakes and maintain his tempo on a demanding course like Heritage Harbour was a clear reflection of his growing maturity as a competitor on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). Mason Fulgencio of Tampa, FL, finished runner-up at +24 (166), matching Wong’s first-round 79 before facing tougher conditions on Sunday. Fulgencio’s sharp ball-striking and confident demeanor kept him in contention through much of the weekend. Josiah Dorgelus of Venice, FL, rounded out the top three at +36 (178), battling hard through both rounds and showing strong improvement on Heritage Harbour’s back nine. With firm fairways, tight landing zones, and water guarding nearly every hole, Heritage Harbour once again proved to be a championship test that rewards smart, steady play. For Mack Wong, the win was a defining moment—a confident performance that not only earned him the title but underscored his potential as one of Florida’s next standout junior golfers on the HJGT circuit.

Greensburg, PA — October 25–26, 2025 The Pittsburgh Fall Junior Open at Totteridge Club, part of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, featured a commanding performance in the Boys 10–11 Division, where Angus “Finn” Lamond of Chevy Chase, Maryland, delivered a wire-to-wire victory. Lamond showed maturity beyond his years, carding rounds of 78 and 80 to finish at +14 (158) and comfortably take home the division title. His consistency off the tee and ability to recover around the greens proved decisive, especially as winds picked up across the hilly layout on Sunday. Christopher Donahue of Pittsburgh, PA, finished runner-up at +81 (225), demonstrating grit and determination over two tough rounds in challenging fall conditions. Lamond’s victory was a showcase of control and composure—qualities that will serve him well as he continues his development on the junior circuit. His weekend at Totteridge not only earned him the trophy but also highlighted the depth of young talent competing across the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s fall schedule.

Orlando, FL — October 25–26, 2025 The Orlando Fall Junior Open at Eagle Creek presented by GEICO capped off an exciting weekend of competition with a strong showing in the Boys 10–11 Division, where Raaghav Khera of Oakville, Ontario, Canada, claimed a well-earned victory with composed and consistent play. Khera posted rounds of 77 and 76 to finish at +7 (153), displaying impressive maturity and control for his age. His steady approach and ability to recover under pressure separated him from the field, as he maintained his rhythm through both rounds on Eagle Creek’s challenging fairways and slick greens. Finishing close behind, Travis Reaves of Lake Mary, Florida, secured runner-up honors with rounds of 79 and 77, finishing at +10 (156). Reaves battled hard throughout the final day, narrowing the gap but falling just short of Khera’s steady pace. The division highlighted the next generation of junior golf talent, as both players showcased poise beyond their years. Khera’s victory at Eagle Creek adds an international flair to the event and sets a strong tone for his upcoming appearances on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour circuit.

Chicago, IL — October 18–19, 2025 The Midwest/West Regional Invitational, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Harborside International Golf Club, wrapped up with a spirited battle in the Boys 10–11 Division, where young competitors showed skill and composure well beyond their years on one of Chicago’s most challenging courses. Thatcher Stuit of Ada, Michigan, emerged victorious with a two-round total of +8 (75–77—152). Stuit’s calm presence and consistency from tee to green helped him navigate Harborside’s firm fairways and punishing bunkers, securing the win by three strokes. Finishing close behind was Isaac Lee of Alpine, New Jersey, who posted rounds of 73–82 (+11, 155) to take second place after an impressive opening day performance. Akhil Chappidi of Chesterfield, Missouri, claimed third at +28 (81–91—172), while Taylon Matthew of St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda, rounded out the field in fourth. The weekend showcased not just emerging talent, but also the poise and sportsmanship that define the next generation of golfers. The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour once again provided an elite competitive stage — and for these young players, a memorable step forward in their golf journeys.