HJGT Results

NEWNAN, Ga. – In the Boys 12–13 Division at Canongate 1 Golf Club, Lewis Armstrong of Suwanee, Georgia, turned in a commanding performance to capture the title at five-over-par (149). Armstrong’s opening-round 70 was the story of the weekend—one of the lowest rounds across all divisions—and it gave him a lead he would never relinquish. Despite a tougher second round of 79, Armstrong’s early cushion and composed finish secured a comfortable 21-shot victory. His ability to attack pins while maintaining control on Canongate’s rolling greens underscored a maturity well beyond his age. Josiah Hardee of Alpharetta, Georgia, finished runner-up at +26 (170) after rounds of 89 and 81, while Landon Jenkins of Ball Ground, Georgia, took third at +38 (182). Armstrong’s wire-to-wire win capped a statement weekend, marking him as one of Georgia’s top rising junior golfers and showcasing the depth of young talent on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour.

WINTER GARDEN, Fla. – In the Boys 12–13 division at Stoneybrook West Golf Club, Zain Sadiq of Sanford, Florida delivered a composed performance to capture the division title. Sadiq carded rounds of 89 and 82 to finish at +27 (171) for the weekend, pulling away with a strong second round that featured several clutch putts and improved control off the tee. His Sunday effort on the back nine was particularly steady, highlighted by smart course management and resilience under the breezy afternoon conditions. The victory marks a standout moment for the young Floridian, who continues to showcase promising potential within the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour ranks.

Palmetto Dunes Golf Club | November 1–2, 2025 Under clear skies and challenging coastal conditions, Ibrahim Sheikh of McLean, VA, showcased consistency and confidence to capture the Boys 12–13 Division title at the Hilton Head Junior Classic, held at the scenic Palmetto Dunes Golf Club. Sheikh turned in back-to-back rounds of 80 (+10) to finish with a two-day total of 160 (+20)—a commanding performance that demonstrated control, discipline, and a steady rhythm throughout the weekend. His ability to handle the firm fairways and swirling island winds set him apart from the field, as he navigated Palmetto Dunes’ narrow landing zones and fast greens with precision beyond his years. Finishing runner-up was Colin Gerald of Conway, SC, who posted rounds of 95 and 98 (193, +53). Despite the challenging setup, Gerald showed resilience and perseverance, improving his ball-striking and finding his footing late in the event. For Sheikh, this victory capped off a weekend defined by focus and composure—a true display of what it means to compete on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). His poise under pressure and ability to maintain consistency across both rounds proved why he’s a name to watch as he continues to rise through the HJGT ranks. At Palmetto Dunes, where precision is rewarded and mental toughness is key, Sheikh delivered a championship-caliber performance worthy of the spotlight.

Seaview Marriott Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 The next generation of rising talent took center stage at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort this weekend, and Edward “Jingkun” Song of New York, NY, proved to be the standout performer in the Boys 12–13 Division. Navigating the demanding Bay Course with confidence and composure, Song claimed the Major Championship at Seaview title with a two-round total of 161 (+19). After a solid opening 83, Song tightened up his game on Sunday, firing a 78—one of the most controlled rounds of the weekend across all divisions. His ability to stay steady through Seaview’s challenging par-3s and coastal winds separated him from the rest of the field and secured a dominant eight-shot victory. Finishing runner-up was James Gannon of Doylestown, PA, at +27 (169). Gannon opened strong with an 81 but battled the tricky pin positions on Sunday, closing with an 88. Despite the tough conditions, he showed resilience and a calm approach that kept him comfortably in second place. Daniel Ruggiero of Mays Landing, NJ, rounded out the top three with a 96–89 (185) performance, improving significantly on Sunday to finish at +43. Further down the leaderboard, Kody McKeon (Chalfont, PA) and Mason Isler (West Chester, PA) rounded out the top five, both showing determination throughout the 36-hole championship despite the gusty coastal setup. For Song, the weekend was a breakthrough—one defined by consistency, course awareness, and confidence beyond his years. On a course that has challenged players of every level, he delivered a championship-worthy performance that sets the tone for what’s to come in his young career.