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 Our Tenth Season in 2010-2011 of Providing Quality Junior Golf Events at Affordable Prices Proud Host of Qualifying for the 2010 Junior World Golf Championships
Home of 10 2008 Individual High School State Champions
Home of 10 2009 Individual High School State Champions
Home of 1 2010 Individual High School State Champion
The event at Orgill Park (Sept. 11-12) is now full. We have the following spots available to balance out tee times. All others will be placed on the alternate list.
Boys HS -1; Girls HS -2; Boys JH -1; Boys RS -2. Girls Middle, Girls Rising Stars and Boys Future Stars divisions are full.
The USJGT office will be closed Friday (Sept. 3) through Monday (Sept. 6) for the Labor Day holiday.
MORELAND COMES FROM BEHIND TO WIN AT COVINGTON
Nicholas Henderson records hole-in-one on #3
Winners: Boys High School - Hays Moreland (Memphis, Tenn.); Girls High School - Brooke Alford (Marion, Ark.); Boys Junior High - Braden Thornberry (Olive Branch, Miss.); Girls Middle - Elizabeth Moon (Forrest City, Ark.); Boys Rising Stars - Trey DePriest (Monette, Ark.); Girls Rising Stars - Jayna Choi (Collierville, Tenn.); Boys Future Stars - Brock Lomax (Covington, Tenn.)
Full field results available here
Entry forms for all Fall, 2010 events are now available
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September 11-12
Orgill Park
Millington, Tenn
A USJGT tradition |
October 2-3
Hot Springs CC
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr, Joe's first event of the year |
October 16-17
Harpeth Hills
Nashville, Tenn.
First Nashville event |
 All USJGT events are nationally ranked
2009-20010 College Signings (35)
We will continually update our list of signees as the information is relayed to us.
Our eight year total of college signees: 252 and rising!
Rachel Harmon (Franklin, Ark.) - Henderson State; Kyle Johnson (Brighton, Tenn.) - Christian Brothers Univ.; Drew Richardson (Nesbit, Miss.) - Millsaps; Mary Tunnell (Memphis, Tenn.) - Carson-Newman; Kevin Brady (Brandon, Miss.) - Southern Mississippi; Josh Alford (Marion, Ark.) - Arkansas-Ft. Smith; London Hill (Bartlett, Tenn.) - Henderson State; Anne Mason (Memphis, Tenn.) - Savannah College of Art and Design; Winston Sizemore (Pine Bluff, Ark.) - Henderson State; Tyler Smith (Brentwood, Tenn.) - Mississippi State; Jordan Britt (Dayton, Tenn.) - UT-Chattanooga; Anthony Dowdy (Hendersonville, Tenn.) - Charleston Southern; Natalie Mitchell (Germantown, Tenn) - Samford; Trey Tarpley (Hendersonville, Tenn.) - Austin Peay; Katy Beth Glover (Paris, Tenn.) - Tennessee Tech; Cory Gaylord (Collierville, Tenn.) - Memphis; Clay Harbin (Jackson, Tenn.) - Tennessee-Martin; Tanner Taddeo (Hendersonville, Tenn.) - William and Mary; Hunter Kraus (Germantown, Tenn.) - Missouri; Evan Greenwood (Hot Springs, Ark.) - Harding; John Michael Sisinni (Olive Branch, Miss.) - Tennessee-Martin; Esther Huffman (Olive Branch, Miss.) - Mississippi State; Rachel Deaton (Jackson, Tenn.) - Austin Peay; Jordan Hollinshead (Old Hickory, Tenn.) - Charleston Southern; Brett Patterson (McMinnville, Tenn.) - Middle Tennessee; Payne Denman (Riverwatch, Tenn.) - Florida; Brandon Rodgers (Knoxville, Tenn.) - Tennessee; Marshall Talkington (Jackson, Tenn.) - Tennessee; Will Pearson (Memphis, Tenn.) - Arkansas; Hayden Anderson (Knoxville, Tenn.) - Georgia Southern; Dustin Wilder (Franklin, Tenn.) - Lipscomb; Savanna Schubert (Oak Ridge, Tenn.) - Samford; Smylie Kaufman (Birmingham, Ala.) - LSU, McKeehanon Rue (Athens, Tenn) - UT-Chattnooga.
Colleges and Universities that have had or currently have USJGT alums playing
(Includes this year's signees)
89 different colleges and universities
Abilene Christian University; Alabama-Birmingham, Arkansas, Arkansas-Fort Smith, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Arkansas State, Auburn, Austin Peay, Belmont, Bethel, Berry College, Bethel, Birmingham Southern, Boston College, Campbellsville, Carson-Newman, Centenary, Catawba, Central Arkansas, Central Oklahoma, Charleston Southern, Chattanooga, Christian Brothers, Cumberland, Dallas Baptist, Delta State, Duke, East Tennessee State, Eastern Kentucky, Faulkner State, Florida, Georgetown, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Henderson State, Hiawasee College, Indiana, Iowa State, Jackson State, Kentucky, King College, Lambuth, Lee, Lindenwood, Lipscomb, Louisiana - Monroe, LSU, Memphis, Mercer, Middle Tennessee State, Miami, Milligan, Millsaps, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri, Missouri State, Murray State, North Carolina-Charlotte, North Carolina-Greensboro, Ohio, Presbyterian, Princeton, Queens College, Rhodes, Samford, Savannah College of Art and Design, Southeast Missouri, Southern Mississippi, Spelman, Tennessee, Tennessee Tech, Tennessee Wesleyan, Texas, Texas A&M, Trevecca Nazarene, Tusculum, Union, U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, UT-Martin, Utah Valley State, Vanderbilt, Virginia, Virignia Tech, West Georgia, Western Carolina, Western Kentucky, William and Mary, Youngstown State.
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