South Carolina Junior Open at Cobbs Glen
September 2025 | Anderson, SC
The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour hosted the South Carolina Junior Open this past weekend at Cobb’s Glen Country Club, where players across five divisions faced a true championship test.
Highlights included Lewis Armstrong (Suwanee, GA) firing rounds of 71–68 to win the Boys 12–13 Division at 5-under (139), and Brynn Mason (Scaly Mountain, NC) capturing the Girls U13 title with a steady 149 (+5). Hunter Israel (Asheville, NC), Jonathan Dewey (Charlotte, NC), and Madison Muise (Greenville, NC) also secured division victories in a weekend that combined competitive play with valuable experience for all participants.
boys 16-18
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The Boys 16–18 Division at the South Carolina Junior Open tested players on a demanding Cobb’s Glen layout, where steady play proved to be the key to victory.
Hunter Israel (Asheville, NC) captured the championship with rounds of 79–76, finishing at 155 (+11) to secure a three-shot win. Jake Harden (Dublin, GA) posted rounds of 77–81 for 158 (+14) and runner-up honors, while Jackson McCall (Fletcher, NC) closed in third at 162 (+18).
Rounding out the top five were Landen Karshagen (Buford, GA) at 163 (+19) and Carlin Winkler (Fairview, NC) at 166 (+22).
With tough scoring conditions across both rounds, Israel’s ability to stay consistent separated him from the field and highlighted his composure in championship play.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Hunter Israel
+11 Total
No. 2 Rank
Jake Harden
+14 Total
No. 3 Rank
Jackson McCall
+18 Total
boys 14-15
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The Boys 14–15 Division at Cobb’s Glen saw steady play rewarded, with the leaderboard tightening over the final round.
Jonathan Dewey (Charlotte, NC) secured the division title with rounds of 78–76 to finish at 154 (+10). His consistent play across both days gave him a seven-shot margin of victory.
Hunter Devriendt (Greenwood, SC) finished runner-up at 161 (+17), while Hudson Fouchey (Anderson, SC) claimed third place with a two-day total of 163 (+19).
Rounding out the top five were Aezen Dantes (Spartanburg, SC) at 165 (+21) and Peyton Carithers (Mt. Pleasant, SC) at 169 (+25).
Dewey’s ability to avoid major mistakes proved decisive, as he pulled away from the field to claim the championship.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Jonathan Dewey
+10 Total
No. 2 Rank
Hunter Devriendt
+17 Total
No. 3 Rank
Hudson Fouchey
+19 Total
boys 12-13
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The Boys 12–13 Division featured one of the most impressive performances of the weekend.
Lewis Armstrong (Suwanee, GA) dominated the field with rounds of 71–68, finishing at 139 (-5) to win by 11 strokes. His final-round 68 was the lowest round of the division and one of the standout scores of the entire tournament.
Graham Hall (Mills River, NC) battled consistently to finish runner-up at 150 (+6), while Prithvi Patel (Lexington, SC) took third at 170 (+26). Colin Gerald (Conway, SC) rounded out the leaderboard in fourth.
Armstrong’s under-par performance set the standard for the event, showcasing his ability to go low under championship pressure.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Lewis Armstrong
-5 Total
No. 2 Rank
Graham Hall
+6 Total
No. 3 Rank
Prithvi Patel
+26 Total
girls 14-18
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The Girls 14–18 Division at Cobb’s Glen delivered a strong finish, with players battling through a demanding setup to post solid rounds.
Madison Muise (Greenville, NC) captured the championship with rounds of 86–79, closing with her best round of the weekend to finish at 165 (+21). Her final-day surge separated her from the field and secured a comfortable victory.
Jordan Hall (Mills River, NC) finished runner-up at 174 (+30), while Cecilia Clifton (Charlotte, NC) rounded out the top three with a total of 237 (+93).
Muise’s consistency and ability to rebound on Day 2 highlighted her composure and made her the clear champion of the division.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Madison Muise
+21 Total
No. 2 Rank
Jordan Hall
+30 Total
No. 3 Rank
Cecilia Clifton
+93 Total
girls 13 & under
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The Girls U13 Division featured one of the standout individual performances of the tournament.
Brynn Mason (Scaly Mountain, NC) posted rounds of 76–73 to finish at 149 (+5) and claim the title in commanding fashion. Her steady play and composed final round set her apart as one of the weekend’s top performers across all age groups.
Mason’s consistency highlighted her potential and made her victory one of the signature moments of the South Carolina Junior Open.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Brynn Mason
+5 Total