HJGT Results

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.

New Sandy Burr Country Club | November 1–2, 2025 The Boston Fall Finale at New Sandy Burr Country Club brought out the grit and determination of the region’s rising young golfers, and it was Richard Taylor of Acton, MA, who stood above the field, capturing the Boys 12–13 Division title with a composed two-day total of 158 (+14). Taylor opened the weekend with a steady 78, placing himself in early control of the leaderboard. On Sunday, he managed the cool New England winds and slick greens with precision, carding an 80 to hold off a strong charge from the field. His consistent ball striking and ability to recover from early mistakes demonstrated the maturity of a player well beyond his age. Finishing just two shots back, Neil Sullivan of Simsbury, CT, closed with an impressive 77—the lowest round of the division—to secure the runner-up spot at +16 (160). Sullivan’s aggressive approach and confident putting on the back nine made things interesting until the very end. Theodore Goldman of Natick, MA, delivered two solid rounds of 82–82 (164, +20) to take third, showcasing steady play across both days, while Junhang Wu (Newton, MA) and Jack Sung (Newton, MA) rounded out the top five at +26 and +30, respectively. With its narrow fairways and strategic greens, New Sandy Burr Country Club once again proved to be a true test of control and composure—an ideal closing venue for the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) in the Northeast. For Taylor, this victory capped off a weekend of confident golf and marked a milestone moment in his junior career. His performance at Sandy Burr embodied the spirit of the HJGT—where focus, perseverance, and passion meet championship results.

Heritage Harbour Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 It was a weekend of world-class golf and commanding play at Heritage Harbour Golf Resort, as Chi San Allen Huang of Bradenton, FL, put together a masterful performance to capture the Boys 12–13 Division title at the Southwest Florida Junior Open. Huang was electric from start to finish, opening with an even-par 72 before closing with a brilliant 67 (-4)—the lowest round of the entire tournament—to finish at 139 (-3) and secure a dominant nine-stroke victory. His precision off the tee and flawless putting display on Sunday left no doubt that he was in complete control of his game. The local standout’s ability to shape shots around Heritage Harbour’s tight fairways and avoid costly mistakes showcased the polish and maturity of a player destined for big things on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). Matyáš Jirásek of Prague, Czech Republic, earned runner-up honors with rounds of 78–72 (150, +8). Jirásek’s composed second round demonstrated remarkable resilience as he rebounded from a challenging start to post one of the best Sunday scores in the division. In third, Crosby Knowland of Ridgewood, NJ, closed with a strong 73 (+2) for a two-day total of 158 (+16), while Tommy Alrashed (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) and Kairi Matsumoto (Funabashi, Japan) tied for fourth at 159 (+17)—each showing the international depth and competitive spirit of this year’s HJGT field. Heritage Harbour’s championship layout once again demanded precision, poise, and patience—and Huang delivered all three in dominant fashion. His four-under closing round stood as one of the most impressive performances of the HJGT fall season, securing his title and further cementing his status as one of the most exciting young talents in junior golf.

Silvis, IL — October 25–26, 2025 The TPC Deer Run Junior Open saw the next generation of golf talent take on one of the Midwest’s most renowned championship venues, as the Boys 12–13 Division wrapped up an exciting weekend under crisp autumn skies. Cameron Nevara of Belvidere, Illinois, rose to the occasion, capturing the division title with a composed performance that showcased both grit and perseverance. Nevara posted rounds of 91 and 90 to finish at +39 (181), navigating the challenging layout of TPC at Deere Run with determination and steady play. While the conditions tested every facet of the players’ games—from long approaches into tight greens to delicate touch around the pins—Nevara’s consistency across both rounds proved decisive. His ability to recover from early setbacks and close out strong highlighted the maturity of his game and earned him a well-deserved win. Though Eddie Lomasney of Chicago, Illinois, was unable to complete the event, the weekend reflected the high level of competition and sportsmanship that defines the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour. For Nevara, his victory at TPC Deer Run marks not only a personal milestone but also a promising glimpse of the potential ahead as he continues to develop his game against elite junior competition.