HJGT Results

Seaview Marriott Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 The winds were swirling, the greens were slick, and the competition was fierce—but when it was all said and done, Hayden Chung of Englewood Cliffs, NJ, rose above the field to claim the Major Championship at Seaview title in the Boys 14–15 Division. Chung’s path to victory wasn’t easy. After an opening-round 81, he found himself in a crowded leaderboard where every shot mattered. But on Sunday, the young New Jerseyan showed the poise and precision of a seasoned competitor, firing a 74—the lowest round of the division—to finish at +13 (155). His back nine on Sunday was a masterclass in course management, capitalizing on Seaview’s scoring holes while avoiding the big numbers that plagued much of the field. Just two shots back, Benjamin Caporrimo of Verona, NJ, delivered a strong weekend performance with rounds of 81 and 76 to finish at +15 (157). Caporrimo’s consistency and ability to grind through the difficult Bay Course conditions earned him a well-deserved runner-up finish. Rounding out the top three was Sam Held of New York, NY, who posted 83–75 (158). Held’s second-round charge briefly had him within striking distance of the lead, fueled by a string of pars through the middle stretch that showcased both composure and control under pressure. Tied for fourth were Shaan Khanna (Hoboken, NJ) and Logan Stoney (Hillsborough, NJ), both finishing at +17 (159). Khanna’s steady play and Stoney’s strong opening round kept them in contention until the very end. In a weekend defined by gusts, grit, and patience, Chung’s closing 74 stood as the difference-maker—a round that blended precision off the tee with clutch putting when it mattered most. The Major Championship at Seaview once again tested every facet of a player’s game, and Chung proved ready for the moment. For the Boys 14–15 division, this weekend wasn’t just another stop on the tour—it was a statement. A reminder that the next generation of golfers in the Northeast isn’t just learning how to compete… they’re learning how to win.

Aberdeen Golf Club | November 1–2, 2025 The St. Louis Fall Finale ended in dramatic fashion at Aberdeen Golf Club, where three players battled through 36 holes of intense play—and it took a playoff to crown a champion. After finishing regulation tied at +14 (158), it was Henry Glarner of Saint Louis, MO, who prevailed in extra holes to capture the Boys 14–15 Division title, edging out Dylan Press and William Carmichael in a thrilling finish. Glarner’s closing 76 (+4) was one of the strongest rounds of the tournament and set the stage for his playoff victory. His calm approach and steady short game under pressure proved decisive as he claimed the title on Aberdeen’s demanding Scottish-links style layout. Press, also from St. Louis, matched Glarner’s total with rounds of 83–75, including a strong Sunday surge that saw him post the lowest score of the day. His final-round performance highlighted his resilience and ability to rise to the occasion. Carmichael, who led after Day 1 with a 78, battled to stay in contention with an 80 in the final round, ultimately finishing third in the playoff. Just behind the trio, Wyatt Nienhaus of St. Albans, MO, finished fourth at +17 (161), while Hunter Bouchein of St. Louis rounded out the top five at +25 (169). Aberdeen Golf Club once again provided a challenging test for competitors on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT), with firm greens, tight fairways, and unpredictable winds rewarding patience and precision. For Henry Glarner, the win was a career-defining moment—a playoff victory earned through poise, grit, and clutch execution when it mattered most. His triumph capped off a memorable weekend in St. Louis and embodied the heart of what HJGT competition is all about: championship focus and the will to win.

New Sandy Burr Country Club | November 1–2, 2025 At the Boston Fall Finale, Luke Nguyen of Braintree, MA, put together a composed and confident performance to capture the Boys 14–15 Division title at New Sandy Burr Country Club. Nguyen’s two-round total of 153 (+9) was built on precision and patience, culminating in a closing 74 (+2)—the lowest round of the division—to secure a two-stroke victory. Nguyen’s final round was a clinic in course management. On a layout where tight fairways and subtle greens punished even the smallest errors, he kept his ball in play, trusted his short game, and made key putts when it mattered most. His calm under pressure and consistent tempo across both days showcased the kind of maturity that separates champions on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). Finishing runner-up was Blake Waidlich of Keene, NH, who posted rounds of 77–78 (155, +11). Waidlich’s steady ball-striking kept him in contention throughout the weekend, and his disciplined play on Sunday forced Nguyen to stay sharp down the stretch. Samuel Sirois of Falmouth, ME, rounded out the podium in third place at +14 (158), rebounding from an opening 81 with a strong 77 in the final round. His late surge through the back nine helped him secure a solo third in a competitive field. Further down the leaderboard, Dylan Dobbelmann (Newton, MA) and Jackson Shaughnessy (Medfield, MA) both delivered gritty finishes inside the top five, reflecting the depth of local talent on display in this year’s field. With crisp fall air and fast, rolling greens, New Sandy Burr Country Club provided the perfect New England backdrop for a season finale worthy of the HJGT name. For Nguyen, it was a breakthrough moment—a weekend of steady focus and fearless execution that earned him the title of Boston Fall Finale Champion.

Heritage Harbour Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 The Southwest Florida Junior Open at Heritage Harbour Golf Resort delivered two days of top-tier competition, but it was Julian Bugara of Prospect Heights, IL, who rose to the occasion, claiming the Boys 14–15 Division title with precision and poise. Bugara opened with a solid 72 (+1) on Saturday to grab the early lead, then backed it up with a composed 74 (+3) on Sunday to post a two-day total of 146 (+4)—holding off an elite international field for a one-shot victory. His ball striking and course management were the difference-makers, as he kept the ball in play on Heritage Harbour’s narrow fairways and handled its lightning-fast greens with confidence. Finishing just one stroke behind, Aaron Che of Richmond, British Columbia, Canada, made a Sunday charge with a stellar 71 (E)—the lowest round in the division—to finish at 147 (+5). Che’s final round featured exceptional control off the tee and clutch putting down the stretch, pushing Bugara until the final hole. Mohammed Alrawashdeh of Jerash, Jordan, took third at +12 (154), while Khalid Almodaimeegh (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) and Logan Shell (Tampa, FL) shared fourth at +16 (158). The top of the leaderboard featured players representing six different countries, highlighting the international reach and competitive depth of the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). Heritage Harbour Golf Resort proved to be a true championship test—firm fairways, water hazards on nearly every hole, and greens that rewarded precision. Bugara’s consistency across both rounds defined the weekend, as he maintained focus and control in one of the strongest fields of the fall season. For Julian Bugara, this win was more than just a victory—it was a showcase of resilience, confidence, and championship-level golf under pressure. His steady performance earned him the title and solidified his status as one of the premier young players to watch on the HJGT circuit.