HJGT Results

The Girls U13 Division at the Major Championship at Oneka Ridge featured a tight two-player race that went down to the very last holes. Tianer (Lanie) Lan (Woodbury, MN) captured the division title with rounds of 110 and 100, finishing at +66 (210). Lan showed grit and improvement from Round 1 to Round 2, lowering her score by ten shots on the final day to secure the victory. Just one stroke behind, Pria McClintock (Appleton, WI) posted rounds of 108 and 103 for a +67 (211) total, taking home runner-up honors. The Girls U13 Division highlighted the importance of perseverance and composure, with both Lan and McClintock gaining valuable tournament experience in a championship setting.

The Girls U13 Division featured Madelyn Robinson (Holmdel, NJ), who battled through the course at Blue Heron Pines to secure the division title. Robinson posted rounds of 106–103 for a two-day total of 209 (+65). Her determination and perseverance stood out across both rounds, turning the weekend into a valuable learning experience and a strong step forward in her junior golf journey.

The Girls U13 Division at the Central New Jersey Junior Open highlighted the drive and determination of the tour’s youngest competitors. Westlake’s course presented a tough challenge, but these players showed resilience and commitment over two days of play. Madelyn Robinson (Holmdel, NJ) earned the championship with a total of +43 (149). After opening with a steady 48, Robinson powered through a demanding Sunday to post a 101 and hold her position atop the leaderboard. Her ability to push through tough scoring conditions secured her the division title. Karina Mehta (Short Hills, NJ) claimed runner-up honors with a two-day total of +58 (164). Mehta battled hard across both rounds, carding a 55–109. Her perseverance and determination stood out, making her performance a strong step forward in her junior golf journey. The Girls U13 Division embodied the heart of junior golf—resilience, growth, and the courage to compete. Robinson’s steady play secured her the win, while Mehta’s fight to the finish showcased her determination. Both players left Westlake with valuable experience and momentum for the future.

The Girls U13 Division at the Eagles Landing Junior Open delivered one of the standout performances of the entire tournament. While the course challenged players all weekend, Brynn Mason (Scaly Mountain, NC) rose above it all with poise, confidence, and impressive scoring. Mason posted a remarkable two-day total of -2 (106), highlighted by a second-round 71. Her ability to stay under par against a course that pushed older divisions over par showed not only her talent but also her maturity on the course. Opening with a steady 35 on the front nine Sunday, Mason never looked back—cruising to the championship in commanding fashion. At just U13, Brynn Mason proved she’s a rising star to watch. Shooting under par at Eagles Landing is an achievement at any age, and her performance turned heads across the field. Mason’s victory was not only dominant, it was inspiring—showing the caliber of play the next generation is bringing to junior golf.