junior pga championship

2013 Boys’ Division Champion
Trump National Golf Club | Washington, D.C.
AMY LEE
2013 Girls’ Division Champion
Trump National Golf Club | Washington, D.C.
JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
TYLER MCDANIEL
39TH JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
July 29 – August 1, 2014
Miramont Country Club Bryan / College Station, Texas
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39TH JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
JULY 29 – AUGUST 1, 2014
MIRAMONT COUNTRY CLUB - BRYAN / COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Defending Champions: Tyler McDaniel and Amy Lee
FACTS & FORMAT
2013 CHAMPIONS:
Boys’ Division – Tyler McDaniel, Manchester, Ky.
Girls’ Division – Amy Lee, Brea, Calif.
Method of Play 72-hole, stroke-play Championship, 18 holes
daily. Cut after 54 holes to the low 30 boys and low 30 girls plus
ties. In the event of a tie after 72 holes, there will be a hole-byhole playoff.
Rules and Regulations The Rules of Golf, which govern
play, are determined by the United States Golf Association
and applied by the PGA of America Board of Directors. The
Championship is subject to the overall supervision of the Board
and the PGA Rules Committee.
Eligibility Boys and girls, under 19 years of age and may attempt
to qualify through their local PGA Sections. The boys’ and girls’
field for the finals is comprised of one boy and one girl champion
from each of the 41 Sections; one boy and one girl champion
from all PGA Junior Series events prior to the Junior PGA
Championship; winners of selected national junior tournaments
conducted earlier in the year; Golfweek, Junior Golf Scoreboard
and Polo national rankings; and past Junior PGA Championship
winners who have not reached their 19th birthdays.
A History of Showcasing Tomorrow’s Stars
One of golf’s major championships for juniors, the Junior PGA
Championship is where the best in the world get their start.
Begun in 1976, at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., the
Championship has been a popular stop on the national junior circuit
for many of today’s PGA and LPGA touring professionals.
The Junior PGA Championship then moved to Callaway Gardens
in Mountain View, Ga., in 1978, and two years later was contested
at PGA National Resort in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., which would
eventually host 19 Championships over the next two decades.
The Championship also visited Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis,
Mo., in 1988 and Pinehurst (N.C.) Resort & Country Club in 1993.
The Championship returned to PGA National Golf Club in 1994 and
remained at the site until 2001. The Maxfli Golf Division served as
title sponsor of the Junior PGA Championship from 1991 to 1999.
In 2013, Trump National Golf Club – Washington, D.C., in Potomac
Falls, Va., hosted the 38th Junior PGA Championship. Both Tyler
McDaniel of Manchester, Ky., and Amy Lee of Brea, Calif., captured
titles in thrilling fashion, with both making Championship-clinching
putts on the 72nd hole.
In 2012, Ariya Jutanugarn of Thailand became the first girls’ division
champion since In-Bee Park of South Korea to claim back-to-back
titles, while Robby Shelton of Wilmer, Ala., claimed the boys’ title,
which was played for a third consecutive year at Sycamore Hills Golf
Club in Fort Wayne, Ind.
In 2010, the Junior PGA Championship was punctuated by a threehole playoff that saw Cassy Isagawa of Wailuku, Hawaii, emerge as
the girls’ division champion, while Denny McCarthy of Burtonsville,
Md., claimed the boys’ division title by three strokes at Sycamore
Hills Golf Club.
In 2009, the Junior PGA Championship celebrated its ninth visit to
the state of Ohio, as the renowned TPC River’s Bend in Maineville
(Greater Cincinnati) hosted the Championship for the second
consecutive year.
Alexis Thompson of Coral Springs, Fla., captured her second Junior
PGA Championship, cruising to a 12-stroke triumph, one stroke
off the all-time record, set by Debbie Hall in 1977. The 14-year-old
Thompson, who was already competing in her fourth Junior PGA
Championship, has finished in the top-3 in each of the last three
Junior PGA Championships.
In 2007, the 12-year-old Thompson became the youngest champion
in the history of the storied Championship
With his win at the 2008 Masters Tournament, Trevor Immelman
became just the second boys’ division winner of the Junior PGA
Championship to also win a major championship. In addition,
Immelman (1996, from South Africa) became the second to achieve
PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honors.
David Toms, who won the 1984 Junior PGA Championship, also
won the 2001 PGA Championship at The Atlanta Athletic Club in
Duluth, Ga.
Also, with her victory at the 2008 U.S. Women’s Open, In-Bee Park
of Henderson, Nev./ South Korea, became the third girls’ division
winner of the Junior PGA Championship to also earn a major
championship.
Park joined a select group that included Cristie Kerr of Scottsdale,
Ariz., winner of the 1995 Junior PGA Championship and the 2007
U.S. Women’s Open; and Grace Park of Scottsdale, winner of
the 1996 Junior PGA Championship and the 2004 Kraft Nabisco
Championship.
In 2005, former Junior PGA Champion Sean O’Hair (1998) and
former PGA Junior Series winner (1996) became the first ever to
achieve PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honors. There have been four
LPGA Rookie of the Year honors to come from the Junior PGA
Girls Champion or runner-up positions: 1985 Penny Hammel (1978
Champion); 1991 Brandi Burton (1988 Champion); 2000 Dorothy
Delasin (1998 runner-up); and 2002 Beth Bauer (1997 Champion).
In 2002, former Junior PGA Champion Ty Tryon of Orlando, Fla.,
became the youngest player (age 17) to earn a PGA Tour fully
exempt playing card.
In 1990, Vicki Goetz-Ackerman, of Hull, Ga., became the first
participant to win three Junior PGA Championships (1987, ‘89,
‘90). Beth Bauer of Valrico, Fla. (1994, ‘97), the late Heather Farr
(1980, ‘82) of Phoenix, Ariz., Aree Song Wongluekiet (1999, 2000)
of Eustis, Fla./ Thailand, are the other competitors to have captured
more than one Junior PGA Championship.
Past Junior PGA Championship competitors who have gone on
to successful professional careers include: Billy Andrade, Kathy
Baker, Brandie Burton, Stewart Cink, Chris Couch, Rick Fehr,
Jim Gallagher Jr., Trevor Immelman, Cristie Kerr, Anthony Kim,
Justin Leonard, Billy Mayfair, Michelle McGann, Phil Mickelson,
Sean O’Hair, Grace Park, In-Bee Park, Dottie Pepper, Stacy
Prammanasudh, Scott Verplank, Willie Wood and Tiger Woods.
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JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAMPIONS THROUGH THE YEARS
YEARCHAMPION
SCORE RUNNER-UP (S)
Inaugural 1976 (Boys) Larry Field
297
(Girls) Nancy Rubin
320
2nd
1977 (Boys 15-17) Randy Watkins
291
(Boys 12-14) John Inman
298
(Girls 15-17) Debbie Hall
294
(Girls 12-14) Lise A. Russell
329
3rd
1978 (Boys) Willie Wood*
289
(Girls) Kathy Baker
304
4th
1979 (Boys) Rick Fehr
286
(Girls) Penny Hammel
306
5th
1980 (Boys) Tracy Phillips
293
(Girls) Heather Farr
297
6th
1981 (Boys) Billy Andrade
286
(Girls) Cathy Johnston
296
7th
1982 (Boys) Billy Mayfair
292
(Girls) Heather Farr
287
8th
1983 (Boys) Michael Bradley
286
(Girls) Tracy Kerdyk
296
9th
1984 (Boys) David Toms
289
(Girls) Clare Dolan
307
10th
1985 (Boys) Steve Termeer
292
(Girls) Jean Zedlitz
300
11th
1986 (Boys) Brian Montgomery
293
(Girls) Adele Moore
300
12th
1987 (Boys) Jeff Manson
294
(Girls) Vicki Goetze
296
13th
1988 (Boys) Reynold Lee
294
(Girls) Brandie Burton
288
14th
1989 (Boys) Bobby Collins
288
(Girls) Vicki Goetze
295
15th
1990 (Boys) Chris Couch
278
(Girls) Vicki Goetze
278
16th
1991 (Boys) David Dawley*
299
(Girls) Julie Brand
305
17th
1992 (Boys) D.A. Points
223#
(Girls) Kellee Booth
214#
18th
1993 (Boys) Pat Perez
271
(Girls) Erika Hayashida
279
19th
1994 (Boys) Joel Kribel
272
(Girls) Beth Bauer
282
20th
1995 (Boys) Kyle Thompson
143#
(Girls) Cristie Kerr
138#
21st
1996 (Boys) Trevor Immelman
295
(Girls) Grace Park
292
22nd
1997 (Boys) Bubba Dickerson 214#
(Girls) Beth Bauer
208# 23rd
1998 (Boys) Sean O’Hair 289
(Girls) Leigh Anne Hardin
278 24th
1999 (Boys) Chan Song Wongluekiet**
282
(Girls) Aree Song Wongluekiet
271
25th
2000 (Boys) Ty Tryon
276
(Girls) Aree Song Wongluekiet
275
26th
2001 (Boys) Taylor Hall
280
(Girls) In-Bee Park
289
27th
2002 (Boys) Tyler Aldridge
278
(Girls) In-Bee Park
275
28th
2003 (Boys) Phillip Bryan
279
(Girls) Emma Cabrera-Bello 281
29th
2004 (Boys) Daniel Woltman
280
(Girls) Angela Park
277
30th
2005 (Boys) Alex Volpenheim
272
(Girls) Stephanie Kono
281
31st
2006 (Boys) Joe Monte
275
(Girls) Brittany Altomare
284
32nd 2007 (Boys) Chris De Forest
274
(Girls) Alexis Thompson
283
33rd 2008 (Boys) Anthony Paolucci *
276
(Girls) Danielle Frasier
277
34th
2009 (Boys) T.J. Vogel
272
(Girls) Alexis Thompson
272
35th
2010 (Boys) Denny McCarthy
207#
(Girls) Cassy Isagawa*
#213
36th 2011 (Boys) Cody Proveaux
282
(Girls) Ariya Jutanugarn
273
36th 2012 (Boys) Robby Shelton
275
(Girls) Ariya Jutanugarn
274
37th 2013 (Boys) Tyler McDaniel
274
(Girls) Amy Lee
279
Ricky Smallridge
Michelle Jordan
Rick Stallings
Robert Burns
Lauri Merten
Denise King
Bob Wolcott
Sharon Barrett
Tracy Philips
Jenny Lidback
John Inman
Jenny Lidback
Scott Erikson
Heather Farr
Tim Fleming
Dottie Pepper
Edward Pfister
Cheryl Morley
Michael Finne
Cheryl Morley
John Alber
Dana Lofland
Damien Jamila
Tracy Nakamura
Thomas Hurley
Michelle McGann
Kevin Hammer
Kimberly Cayce
Briny Baird, Justin Leonard
Renee Heiken
Tiger Woods
Estafania Knuth
Chip Spiron
Jeong Min Park
Todd Lynch
Eunice Choi
Robert Floyd
Betty Chen
Boyd Summerhays
Jenny Lee
Andy Doeden
Jae Jean Ro
Kyle Thompson
Beth Bauer
Nicholas Loar
Stacy Prammanasudh
Nathan Fritz
Dorothy Joy Delasin
Jayme Berkowitz
Naree Song Wongluekiet
Chan Song Wongluekiet, James Vargas
Naree Song Wongluekiet
Casey Wittenberg
Mallory Code
Adam Porzak
Jenny Suh
James Sacheck Jennie Lee
Brian Maurer
Jennie Lee
Joe Monte
Kristina Wong
Tony Mapu Finau
Kristen Schelling
Mark Johnson
Kimberly Kim
Jordan Spieth
Sarah Brown
Jordan Spieth
Sarah Brown
Anthony Paolucci
Ginger Howard
Lorens Chan Mariah Stackhouse
Cameron Champ
Samantha Wagner
Sam Burns Abbey Carlson
* won playoff #rain-shortened **won playoff on third extra hole
SITE
Walt Disney World (Magnolia), Fla.
Walt Disney World, Fla.
(Boys, Palm; Girls, Magnolia)
Callaway Gardens (Mountain View), Ga.
Callaway Gardens (Mountain View), Ga.
PGA National GC (Haig), Fla.
PGA National GC (Haig), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Haig), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
Bellerive CC, St. Louis, Mo.
PGA National GC (Haig), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
Pinehurst (N.C.) Resort & CC
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla. PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
PGA National GC (Champion), Fla.
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
Westfield Group CC, Westfield Center, Ohio
TPC River’s Bend, Maineville, Ohio
TPC River’s Bend, Maineville, Ohio
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Sycamore Hills Golf Club, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Sycamore Hills Golf Club, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Trump National Golf Club - Washington, D.C.
Potomac Falls, Va.
JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
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BOYS DIVISION RECORDS
GIRLS’ DIVISION RECORDS
LOWEST 18 HOLES
63
Pat Perez, San Diego, Calif. (1993)
Chris Couch, North Lauderdale, Fla. (1990)
LOWEST 18 HOLES
LOWEST FIRST-ROUND SCORE
65
J.B. Williams, Danville, Ky. (2012)
Justin Thomas, Goshen, Ky. (2010)
Chris DeForest, Cottekill, N.Y. (2007)
Ryan Peterson, Eagan, Minn. (2006)
Joe Monte, Chantilly, Va. ( 2005)
Joel Kribel, Pleasanton, Calif. (1994)
LOWEST FIRST-ROUND SCORE
LOWEST SECOND-ROUND SCORE
64 Miguel Cabrera-Bello, Spain (2004)
Jordan Spieth, Dallas, Texas (2008)
66
LOWEST THIRD-ROUND SCORE
63
Cory Stelick, Groton, N.Y. (2004)
Pat Perez, San Diego, Calif. (1993)
64
65
441
Virada Nirapathpongporn,
Bangkok, Thailand (1999)
Leigh Anne Hardin, Martinsville, Ind. (1999)
LOWEST SECOND-ROUND SCORE
65
Vicki Goetze, Hull, Ga. (1990)
LOWEST THIRD-ROUND SCORE
Angela Park, Torrance, Calif. (2004)
Emma Cabrera-Bello, Maspalomas, Spain (2003)
Dorothy Joy Delasin, Daly City, Calif. (1998)
Beth Bauer, Valrico, Fla. (1994)
Alexis Thompson, Coral Springs, Fla. (2007)
Ariya Jutanugarn, Thailand (2011)
LOWEST FOURTH-ROUND SCORE
63
Chris Couch, North Lauderdale, Fla. (1990)
LOWEST FOURTH-ROUND SCORE
LOWEST 36 HOLES
133
Chris DeForest, Cottekill, N.Y. (2007)
Joe Monte, Chantilly, Va. (2005)
LOWEST 36 HOLES
LOWEST 54 HOLES
200
Chris DeForest, Cottekill, N.Y. (2007)
202
Pat Perez, San Diego, Calif. (1993)
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134
Virada Nirapathpongporn, Bangkok, Thailand (1999)
Leigh Anne Hardin, Martinsville, Ind. (1998)
LOWEST 54 HOLES
203
Vicki Goetze, Hull, Ga. (1990)
Ariya Jutanugarn, Thailand (2011)
LOWEST 72 HOLES
271
Pat Perez, San Diego, Calif. (1993)
LOWEST 72 HOLES
WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
10
Ty Tryon, Orlando, Fla. (2000)
Chris Couch, North Lauderdale, Fla. (1990)
WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
271
13
Aree Song Wongluekiet, Bradenton, Fla./ Thailand (1999)
Debbie Hall, Corpus Christi, Texas (1977)
2013 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARY
Both Tyler McDaniel of Manchester, Ky., and Amy Lee of
Brea, Calif., captured titles in thrilling fashion at the 38th
Junior PGA Championship presented by Under Armour and
Hotel Fitness.
Both McDaniel and Lee made Championship-clinching
putts on the 72nd hole at Trump National Golf Club –
Washington, D.C., to capture the Jack Nicklaus Trophy in
the boys’ division and the Patty Berg Trophy in the girls’
division, respectively.
In the boys’ division, McDaniel shot 2-under-par 69 for a
10-under-par 274 total to win the Championship by one
stroke over Sam Burns of Shreveport, La.
In the girls’ division, Lee, who was three shots back with
three holes to play in the final round, made a dramatic
15-foot par putt on the 18th hole to shoot 69 and win by
a single stroke. Abbey Carlson of Lake Mary, Fla., the
54-hole co-leader, finished second at 280.
McDaniel, who finished eighth in the 2012 Junior PGA
Championship, was overwhelmed by the victory.
“This means a lot to me, after not quite getting the job done
last year in this event,” said McDaniel. “This is my first big
time, national win and it feels so good right now.”
Lee, who tied the female competitive course record with
67 in the third round to put herself in position to win, was
equally thrilled with her win.
“I’m excited and happy right now,” said Lee. “This is the
biggest accomplishment I have had yet in golf and I feel
honored to win this Championship. I’m a fighter and I knew
I could do it.”
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Trump National Golf Club - Washington D.C. | Potomac Falls, Va.
Boys’ Division – 7,040 yards | Girls’ Division – 6,130 yards
GIRLS’ DIVISION
BOYS’ DIVISION
1
Amy Lee
Brea, Calif.
71-72-67-69—279
1
Tyler McDaniel
Manchester, Ky.
70-70-65-69—274
2
Abbey Carlson
Lake Mary, Fla.
71-69-69-71—280
2
Sam Burns
Shreveport, La.
70-69-69-67—275
T3
Megan Khang
Rockland, Mass.
70-70-73-68—281
T3
Brad Dalke
Hobart, Okla.
65-71-70-70—276
T3
Kristen Gillman
Austin, Texas
70-69-70-72—281
T3
Jacob Solomon
Dublin, Calif.
68-69-67-72—276
T5
Sierra Brooks
Sorrento, Fla.
74-72-68-68—282
T5
Cameron Young
Scarborough, N.Y.
72-69-69-67—277
T5
Allisen Corpuz
Honolulu, Hawaii
71-72-71-68—282
T5
Dawson Armstrong
Brentwood, Tenn.
71-67-69-70—277
T5
Robynn Ree
Redondo Beach, Calif.
70-74-69-69—282
7
Sam Stevens
Wichita, Kan.
66-72-70-70—278
8
Bethany Wu
Diamond Bar, Calif.
73-71-70-70—284
T8
Doug Ghim
Arlington Heights, Ill.
71-68-69-71—279
9
Hannah O’Sullivan
Paradise Valley, Ariz.
74-71-69-72—286
T8
John Oda
Honolulu, Hawaii
70-70-68-71—279
T10
Yu Liu
CHINA
76-70-71-70—287
10
Thomas Johnson
Norman, Okla.
70-72-69-69—280
T10
Gigi Stoll
Beaverton, Ore.
75-68-74-70—287
11
Isaiah Logue
Fairfield, Pa.
70-70-68-73—281
T10
Mariel Galdiano
Pearl City, Hawaii
72-69-73-73—287
T12
Philip Barbaree
Shreveport, La.
72-71-72-67—282
13
Brittany Fan
Pearl City, Hawaii
71-72-69-76—288
T12
William Gordon
Davidson, N.C.
70-75-69-68—282
T14
Kuriko Tsukiyama
West New York, N.J.
69-79-71-70—289
T12
Austin Connelly
Irving, Texas
68-74-71-69—282
T14
Madison Kerley
Scottsdale, Ariz.
73-71-74-71—289
T12
Spencer Reed
Louisville, Ky.
70-70-72-70—282
T14
Erica Herr
New Hope, Pa.
75-71-68-75—289
T12
Kristian Caparros
Hollywood, Fla.
71-68-71-72—282
17
Rinko Mitsunaga
Roswell, Ga.
71-77-74-68—290
T12
Michael Perras
Pasadena, Texas
72-67-69-74—282
18
Clare Amelia Legaspi
Temecula, Calif.
77-71-72-71—291
T18
Benjamin Griffin
Chapel Hill, N.C.
72-72-71-68—283
T18
Isabella DiLisio
Hatfield, Pa.
76-68-71-76—291
T18
Cameron Champ
Sacramento, Calif.
68-72-71-72—283
20
Gabrielle Barker
Caldwell, Idaho
72-73-71-76—292
T20
Dylan Meyer
Evansville, Ind.
69-78-67-70—284
T21
Brooke Ferrell
Edgerton, Wis.
75-72-75-71—293
T20
Matthew Walker
Ottumwa, Iowa
76-70-68-70—284
T21
Shannon Aubert
FRANCE
77-71-73-72—293
22
Ryan Gronlund
Pleasanton, Calif.
71-70-76-69—286
T21
Maddie Rose Hamilton
Louisville, Ky.
78-74-70-72—294
T23
Braden Thornberry
Olive Branch, Miss.
72-72-69-74—287
T21
Jessica Porvasnik
Hinckley, Ohio
71-76-74-73—294
T23
Isaac Merry
Las Cruces, N.M.
73-68-71-75—287
T21
Kathleen Gallagher
Greenwood, Miss.
74-75-71-74—294
T23
Wen Wong
SINGAPORE
72-70-69-76—287
T26
Haylee Harford
Leavittsburg, Ohio
75-74-73-73—295
T23
Addison Coll
Arlington, Va.
72-69-69-77—287
T26
Shannon Brooks
Vienna, Va.
70-72-79-74—295
T27
Ryan Grider
Lewisville, Texas
74-73-71-70—288
T26
Kelly Whaley
Farmington, Conn.
75-68-79-75—297
T27
Zachary Bauchou
Forest, Va.
75-71-69-73—288
T26
Cheyenne Knight
Aledo, Texas
79-69-74-75—297
T27
Thaddeus Obecny II
Wheeling, W.Va.
72-71-70-75—288
T26
Rachel Dai
Milton, Ga.
75-74-73-75—297
T30
Nathan Zhao
Fullerton, Calif.
74-73-71-73—291
31
Bailey Tardy
Peachtree Corners, Ga.
75-73-74-77—299
T30
Trey Winstead
Baton Rouge, La.
78-71-69-73—291
32
Will Grimmer
Cincinnati, Ohio
71-76-71-74—292
33
John Lazor
Westwood, Mass.
78-67-73-76—294
34
Jacob Joiner
Leesburg, Ga.
75-71-71-78—295
35
Timothy Conover
Holly Springs, N.C.
74-77-67-78—296
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19TH PGA JUNIOR SERIES
DATES: JUNE – JULY
NINE SITES AND STATES NATIONWIDE
FACTS & FORMAT
2013 BOYS’ DIVISION
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
QI WEN WONG, SINGAPORE
2013 GIRLS’ DIVISION
PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
JESSICA PORVASNIK, HINCKLEY, OHIO
Format The summers schedule features eight 54-hole
(three-day) competitions, as well as the 72-hole flagship
event, the 39th Junior PGA Championship, July 29 – Aug. 1,
at Miramont Country Club in Bryan/College Station, Texas.
Each of the events will serve as Junior PGA Championship
qualifiers.
Rules and Regulations The Rules of Golf, which govern
play, are determined by the United States Golf Association
(USGA) and applied by the PGA of America Board of
Directors. The PGA Junior Series is subject to the overall
supervision of the Board and the PGA Rules Committee.
Eligibility Each PGA Junior Series event is open to boys
and girls who are at least 12 years of age and under 18 years
of age on the final day of any event they enter. Approximately
one-half of the field consists of competitors residing within
the host PGA Section of the competition. Each series event
will feature a maximum field of 156 players. Juniors may
enter as many events as they wish. The event fields are based
on playing ability and are not first-come, first-served.
Each PGA Junior Series event has two age groups for both
boys and girls: 12-14 and 15-18.
Junior Golf from Coast to Coast Nationally recognized
by both the Golfweek Sagarin Points System and Junior Golf
Scoreboard, the PGA Junior Series debuted in the summer of
1996. The program has attracted boys and girls representing
50 states, the District of Columbia, 24 countries/territories
and six continents.
The PGA Junior Series provides affordable and competitive
playing opportunities for boys’ and girls’ between the ages
of 12-18. Some top players have received full-to-partial golf
scholarships to NCAA colleges and universities.
Through 2013, the PGA Junior Series has visited 42 states
and 38 PGA Sections. The PGA Junior Series is organized
and conducted by the PGA of America, with the support of
PGA Professionals.
Series Benefits Each PGA Junior Series event will award
points to the Top 10 finishers in the 12-14 and 15-18 age
groups in both the boys’ and girls’ divisions. Points are
compiled by The PGA of America through event No. 8 of
the Series for Player of the Year honors. Each boys’ 15-18 age
division winner and the overall girls’ division winner from
each event of the PGA Junior Series will earn a berth in the
2014 Junior PGA Championship.
Point distribution for each Series event: 1st: 375 points, 2nd:
180 points, 3rd: 160 points, 4th: 140 points, 5th: 120 points,
6th: 100 points, 7th: 80 points, 8th: 60 points, 9th: 40 points,
10th: 20 points.
2014 PGA JUNIOR SERIES AND THE
39TH JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
June 3 - Jun 5
Columbia Country Club
Columbia Country Club - Ridge/Tall - Blythewood, S.C.
June 9 - Jun 11
ArborLinks
ArborLinks - Nebraska City, Neb.
June 18 - Jun 20
The Golf Club of Dallas
The Golf Club of Dallas - Dallas, Texas
June 24 - Jun 26
Penn State University
Penn State Golf Courses/Blue Course - State College, Pa.
July 1 - Jul 3
The Links at Kokopelli
The Links at Kokopelli - Marion, Ill.
July 8 - Jul 10
Taconic Golf Club
Taconic - Williamstown, MA
July 14 - Jul 16
Westbrook Country Club
Westbrook Country Club - Mansfield, Ohio
July 20 - Jul 22
Kearney Hill Golf Links
Kearney Hill Golf Links - Lexington, Ky.
** July 29 - Aug. 1 Miramont Country Club, Bryan/College Station, Texas
** 39th Junior PGA Championship presented
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PGA MEDIA GUIDE 2014
PGA JUNIOR SERIES RECORDS
BOYS’ RECORDS
GIRLS’ RECORDS
LOWEST 18 HOLES
64
65
66
ADAM PORZAK, POWAY, CALIF.
BLAKE KELLEY, MANDEVILLE, LA.
CAMERON CARRICO, OWENSBORO, KY. JOSH DUPONT, POWAY, CALIF.
TYLER ALDRIDGE, NAMPA, IDAHO
JESSIE MUDD, LOUISVILLE, KY.
ANTHONY KIM, STUDIO CITY, CALIF.
MARK VAN HOOSE, OKLAHOMA CITY
CHRIS NOEL, TULSA, OKLA.
BOBBY GOJAUNGCO, SAN DIEGO
BRETT RINKER, SLIPPERY ROCK, PA.
CHRIS ORTIZ, RIO RANCHO, N.M. WILL BEARD, BOWLING GREEN, KY.
MASON JACOBS, METROPOLIS, ILL.
LUKE GUTHRIE, QUINCY, ILL.
CHAD BRICKER, WAYNESBORO, PA.
JASON DAY, BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA
BRENT PALADINO, KENSINGTON, CONN.
TRAVIS ESWAY, GRANITE BAY, CALIF.
JUSTIN ANCHETA, SAN DIEGO
DAN GABEL, POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.
IAN CLARK, FEDERAL WAY, WASH.
JAY GIANETTO, STATE CENTER, IOWA
BILL LOWRY, ADA, OKLA.
LOWEST 18 HOLES
(2002, 13-15
(2008, 16-18
(2006, 16-18
(2004, 13-15
(2002, 16-17
(2001, 16-17
(1999, 13-14
(1997, 15-17
(1997, 13-14
(2010, 16-18
(2010, 13-15
(2008 16-18
(2006, 13-15
(2006, 16-18
(2005, 13-15
(2004, 16-17
(2004, 16-17
(2002, 13-15
(2001, 13-15
(2001, 13-15
(2001, 16-17
(2000, 15-17
(1999, 15-17
(1996, 15-17
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DIVISION)
LOWEST 36 HOLES
134
135
136
137
CHAD BRICKER, WAYNESBORO, PA.
BILLY LOWRY, ADA OKLA.
ROBERT GLEIXNER, GREENWOOD, IND.
DANIEL LIM, GILROY, CALIF.
JESSIE MUDD, LOUISVILLE, KY.
MARK VAN HOOSE, OKLAHOMA CITY
TANNER KESTERSON, FORT DODGE, IOWA
LUKE GUTHRIE, QUINCY, ILL.
CHASE CARPENTER, SALYERSVILLE, KY.
ALEX FRANKEL, ATLANTA
ADAM PORZAK, POWAY, CALIF.
ANTHONY KIM, STUDIO CITY, CALIF.
(2004, 16-17 DIVISION, 68-66)
(1996, 15-17 DIVISION, 66-69)
(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 67-69)
(2002, 13-15 DIVISION, 67-69)
(2001, 16-17 DIVISION, 71-65)
(1997, 15-17 DIVISION, 65-71)
(2008, 13-15 DIVISION, 67-70)
(2005, 13-15 DIVISION, 71-66)
(2004, 13-15 DIVISION, 70-67)
(2004, 13-15 DIVISION, 67-70)
(2001, 13-15 DIVISION, 67-69)
(1999, 13-14 DIVISION, 65-72)
LOWEST 54 HOLES
202
203
204
207
208
209
210
Colin Wilcox, Camarillo, Calif.
Kevin Lozares, Mountain View, Calif.
Jason Day, Brisbane, Australia
Colton Buege, Rogers, Minn.
Sean Romero, Texarkana, Ark.
Jordan Niebrugge, Mequon, Wis.
John Popeck, Washington, Pa.
Blake Brown, Scottsdale, Ariz.
Adam Porzak, Poway, Calif.
Nathan Hughes, Bartlesville, Okla.
Ian Davis, Edmond, Okla.
Brandon Lawson, Elburn, Ill.
Brandon Lawson, Elburn, Ill.
J.D. Kocher, Kent, Wash.
Justin Thomas, Goshen, Ky.
Robert Gleixner, Greenwood, Ind.
Nathan Phan, San Diego
Ryan Zech, Kearney, Mo.
Jake McBride, Hartville, Ohio
Trey Cassity, Katy, Texas Josh Dupont, Poway, Calif.
Nick Carter, Salt Lake City
Teddy Collins, Manlius, N.Y.
Kevin McElheran, Auburn, Wash.
Jeff Bell, Dallas
(2001, 13-15 Division, 68-67-67)
(2001, 13-15 Division, 68-67-68)
(2004, 16-17 Division, 69-69-66)
(2010, 16-18 Division, 67-69-68)
(2010, 16-18 Division, 69-69-69)
(2010, 16-18 Division, 70-67-70)
(2006, 16-18 Division, 68-71-68)
(2007, 16-18 Division, 70-67-70)
(2001, 13-15 Division, 68-67-72)
(2009, 16-18 Division, 70-68-70)
(2009, 16-18 Division, 72-67-69)
(2001, 13-15 Division, 68-73-67)
(2001, 13-15 Division, 69-70-69)
(1999, 15-17 Division, 70-71-67)
(2010, 16-18 Division, 69-69-71)
(2006, 16-18 Division, 67-69-73)
(2002, 13-15 Division, 69-70-70)
(2010, 16-18 Division, 70-70-70)
(2010, 13-15 Division, 69-70-71)
(2009, 16-18 Division, 69-72-68)
(2004, 13-15 Division, 72-73-65)
(2003, 16-17 Division, 67-74-69)
(2001, 13-15 Division, 69-72-69)
(2000, 15-17 Division, 71-71-68)
(1998, 13-14 Division, 68-73-69)
ALL-TIME VICTORIES
4
3
2
Luke Guthrie, Quincy, Ill. (2004-05, 13-15 Division; 2007, 16-18 Division)
Marc Gladson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (2002, 13-15 Division; 2003, 16-17 Division)
Adam Porzak, Poway, Calif.
(2001-02, 13-15 Division)
Dryden Mitchell, Oklahoma City
(1997-98, 15-17 Division)
John Popeck, Washington, Pa. (2004-05, 13-15 Division; 2006, 16-18 Division)
Josh Dupont, Poway, Calif.
(2004, 13-15 Division)
Phillip Bryan, Mustang, Okla.
(2000, 13-14 Division; 2003, 16-17 Division)
Ivan Brannon, Montgomery, Ala.
(1998, 13-14 Division)
Ashley DeBoer, Glenwood, Minn.
(1996-97, 13-14 Division)
Blake Brown, Scottsdale, Ariz. (2008, 16-18 Division)
James Lee, Albuquerque, N.M. (2008, 13-15 Division)
Brandon Lawson, Elburn, Ill.
(2001, 13-15 Division)
Colin Wilcox, Camarillo, Calif.
(2001, 13-15 Division)
Jessie Mudd, Louisville, Ky.
(2001, 16-17 Division)
Derek O’Neill, Littleton, Colo.
(2000, 15-17 Division)
Kevin Grabeman, Springboro, Ohio
(2000, 13-14 Division)
Gabriel Wilson, Kurtistown, Hawaii
(1999, 13-14 Division; 2001, 16-17 Division)
Jake Lambert, Jackson, Miss.
(1999, 13-14 Division)
Kyle Metzler, Rancho Murieta, Calif.
(1998-99, 13-14 Division)
Jeff Bell, Dallas
(1998, 13-14 Division)
Mark Van Hoose, Oklahoma City
(1997, 15-17 Division)
Ryan Paulson, Minneapolis
(1997, 13-14 Division)
Aaron Bell, Anderson, Ind.
(1996, 13-14 Division)
65
66
67
68
Jennifer Clark, Kansas City, Kan.
Erica Battle, Columbia, S.C.
Cassy Isagawa, Wailuku, Hawaii Cassandra Blaney, Rochester, N.Y.
Natalie Sheary, West Hartford, Conn.
Chaneng Joe, Poway, Calif.
Shelby Martinek, Tempe, Ariz.
Emily Powers, Quincy, Ill. Blair Lamb, Flat Rock, N.C.
Kim Kouwabunpat, Upland, Calif.
(2006, 16-18
(2001, 16-17
(2008, 13-15
(2006, 16-18
(2005, 16-17
(2003, 16-17
(2010, 16-18
(2005, 16-17
(2001, 16-17
(1996, 15-17
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
Division)
LOWEST 36 HOLES
137
138
139
140
141
142
ERICA BATTLE, COLUMBIA, S.C.
JENNIFER CLARK, KANSAS CITY, KAN.
CASSANDRA BLANEY, ROCHESTER, N.Y.
CANDACE SCHEPPERLE, HOOVER, ALA.
AMELIA LEWIS, JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
BROOK BEELER, BUTLER, ILL.
LAUREN HUNT, LITTLE RIVER, S.C.
MARY ELLEN JACOBS, GODFREY, ILL.
KRISTIE SMITH, PERTH, AUSTRALIA
ANGELA OH, MAPLE SHADE, N.J.
LAURA CRAWFORD, LANCASTER, S.C.
KELSEY DURKIN, REDONDO BEACH, CALIF.
KIM KOUWABUNPAT, UPLAND, CALIF.
(2001, 16-17 DIVISION, 66-71)
(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 65-73)
(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 72-67)
(2004, 13-15 DIVISION, 69-70)
(2006, 13-15 DIVISION, 70-70)
(2007, 16-18 DIVISION, 71-69)
(2004, 16-17 DIVISION, 69-72)
(2002, 16-17 DIVISION, 70-71)
(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 71-71)
(2005, 16-17 DIVISION, 73-69)
(2004, 16-17 DIVISION, 69-73)
(1999, 15-17 DIVISION, 73-69)
(1997, 15-17 DIVISION, 71-71)
LOWEST 54 HOLES
211
213
214
215
216
217
`
218
219
ROSEMARIE FUSTER, LIMA, PERU
(1999, 15-17 DIVISION, 72-70-69)
KENDALL MARTINDALE, JEFFERSON CITY, TENN. (2010, 16-18 DIVISION, 69-72-70)
AURORA KAN, BOOTHWYN, PA.
(2010, 16-18 DIVISION, 69-70-74)
CANDACE SCHEPPERLE, HOOVER, ALA.(2005, 16-17 DIVISION, 73-70-70)
AMY ANDERSON, OXBOW, N.D.
(2009, 16-18 DIVISION, 74-70-70)
SAMANTHA SWINEHART, LANCASTER, OHIO (2010, 16-18 DIVISION, 73-70-71)
KRISTINA MERKLE, HONOLULU, HAWAII ( 2008, 16-18 DIVISION, 73-73-69)
HEATHER LOTT, BATON ROUGE, LA.
(2008, 16-18 DIVISION, 73-72-70)
CASSANDRA BLANEY, ROCHESTER, N.Y.(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 76-70-69)
CASSY ISAGAWA, WAILUKU, HAWAII (2008, 13-15 DIVISION 75-66-75)
AURORA KAN, BOOTHWYN, PA.
(2008, 13-15 DIVISION, 75-71-70)
AURORA KAN, BOOTHWYN, PA.
(2008, 13-15 DIVISION, 70-76-71)
EMMA TALLEY, PRINCETON, KY.
(2009, 13-15 DIVISION, 73-73-71)
JENNIFER HIRANO, PINOLE, CALIF.
(2006, 16-18 DIVISION, 72-75-70)
PAIGE MCKENZIE, YAKIMA, WASH.
(1999, 15-17 DIVISION, 72-75-70)
SHELBY MARTINEK, TEMPE, ARIZ.
(2010, 16-18 DIVISION, 75-75-68)
SHELBY PHILLIPS, GILBERT, ARIZ.
(2010, 16-18 DIVISION, 72-74-72)
STEPHANIE CONNELLY, PASADENA, MD.
(2001, 16-17 DIVISION, 73-76-69)
LANI ELSTON, SPOKANE, WASH.
(1998, 15-17 DIVISION, 70-72-76)
JESSICA PORVASNIK, HINKLEY, OHIO
(2010, 13-15 DIVISION, 73-74-72)
SARA BROWN, TUCSON, ARIZ.
(2002, 16-17 DIVISION, 73-68-78)
STEPHANIE CONNELLY, PASADENA, MD.
(2002, 16-17 DIVISION, 70-73-76)
MEREDITH GODWIN, SWARTHMORE, PA.
(2002, 16-17 DIVISION, 70-73-76)
AUDREY GALE, CLAYTON, N.C.
(2001, 16-17 DIVISION, 69-76-74)
JAMIE OLIVER, LOS ALAMITOS, CALIF. (2001, 16-17 DIVISION, 73-72-74)
JOAN SHIMOZAKI, KIHEI, HAWAII
(2000, 15-17 DIVISION, 71-75-73)
ALL-TIME VICTORIES
10
9
5
4
3
2
Cassandra Blaney, Rochester, N.Y.
Emily Powers, Quincy, Ill. Tessa Teachman, Webster, N.Y.
Shelby Phillips, Gilbert, Ariz.
Amelia Lewis, Jacksonville, Fla.
Stephanie Connelly, Pasadena, Md.
Audrey Gale, Clayton, N.C.
Erica Battle, Columbia, S.C.
Candy Herrara, Apple Valley, Calif.
Kim Kouwabunpat, Upland, Calif.
Claire Sturdivan, Edmond, Calif.
Aurora Kan, Boothwyn, Pa.
Emma Talley, Princeton, Ky.
Andrea Watts, Lonetree, Colo.
Angela Oh, Maple Shade, N.J.
Candace Schepperle, Hoover, N.J.
Melanie Kier, Orange, Conn.
Beth Wagner, Ankeny, Iowa
Brooke Beeler, Butler, Ill.
Natalie Sheary, West Hartford, Conn.
Darah Newell, Helena, Mont.
Jeanna Dahl, Fargo, N.D.
Jessica Smith, Louisville, Ky.
Katy Barrett, Las Vegas
Lauren Mielbrecht, Gulf Stream, Fla.
Sara Brown, Tucson, Ariz.
Cristina Corpus, San Leandro, Calif.
Christine McArdle, Eden Prairie, Minn.
Emily Milberger, Olathe, Kansas
Christi Athas, Eldora, Iowa
Becky Berzonski, North East, Pa.
Joan Shimozaki, Kihei, Hawaii
Callie Vance, Crofton, Md.
Rosemarie Fuster, Lima, Peru
Beth Marushak, Northampton, Pa.
Lani Elston, Spokane, Wash.
January Romero, Albuquerque, N.M.
Henna Chou, Overland Park, Kan.
Meredith Healy, Columbia, S.C.
(2005, 13-15 Division; 2006-07, 16-18 Division)
(2002-03, 13-15 Division; 2004 16-17 Division)
(2004, 13-15 Division, 2005 16-17 Division) (2007, 13-15 Division; 2009-10, 16-18 Division)
(2006, 13-15 Division; 2008, 16-18 Division)
(2001, 13-15 Division; 2002, 16-17 Division)
(2000, 15-17 Division; 2001, 16-17 Division)
(1999, 13-14 Division; 2001, 16-17 Division)
(1997-98, 13-14 Division)
(1996-97, 15-17 Division)
(1996-97, 13-14 Division)
(2008-09, 13-15 Division; 2010, 16-18 Division)
(2007-09, 13-15 Division)
(2004-06, 13-15 Division)
(2005, 16-17 Division)
(2004, 13-15 Division, 2005, 16-17 Division)
(2002-03, 13-15 Division; 2005, 16-17 Division)
(2008, 13-15 Division)
(2007-08, 16-18 Division)
(2003, 13-15 Division; 2005, 16-17 Division)
(2002, 13-15 Division; 2004, 16-17 Division)
(2002, 13-15 Division; 2004, 16-17 Division)
(2004, 13-15 Division)
(2003, 16-17 Division)
(2002, 13-15 Division; 2003 16-17 Division)
(2002-03, 16-17 Division)
(2002-03, 13-15 Division)
(2002, 16-17 Division)
(2000, 15-17 Division)
(2000, 13-14 Division)
(1999-2000, 15-17 Division)
(1999-2000, 15-17 Division)
(1999, 13-14 Division)
(1998-99, 15-17 Division)
(1998-99, 15-17 Division)
(1997-98, 15-17 Division)
(1997-98, 13-14 Division)
(1997, 15-17 Division)
(1996-97, 13-14 Division)