Our Ninth Season in 2009-2010 of Providing Quality Junior Golf Events at Affordable Prices
Proud Host of Qualifying for the 2010 Optimist International and the 2010 Junior World Golf Championships
AJGA Exemptions Available
Home of 10 2008 Individual High School State Champions
Home of 10 2009 Individual High School State Champions
Home of 2009 Optimist International Champion Jacob Choi
Tee times are now available for this weekend's event at Hot Springs. We are accepting late entries for this event.
UPDATE: The event scheduled for Galloway (April 25-26) is now full. We have only the following spots available to balance out tee times.
Boys HS - Full; Girls HS - 1; Boys JH - Full; Boys RS - Full; Girls RS - 2; Boys FS - 2.
After those spots are filled, all others will be placed on an alternate list.
LEROY, DENTON CAPTURE HIGH SCHOOL TITLES AT INDIAN HILLS
In his first USJGT appearance, Tyler LeRoy (Nashville, Tenn.) fired a final round 73 to overtake first round leader Austin Doebler (Brentwood, Tenn.) and win the 2010 spring season opener at Indian Hills Golf Club in Murfreesboro, Tenn. LeRoy was one shot back when the day started. Doebler finished second, one shot back. Roe Moore (Nashville, Tenn.) and Brendon Caballero (Brentwood, Tenn.) finished third and fourth.
Maddie Denton (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) also came from behind to win the Girls High School title. Denton, trailing by four after the first round, shot a final round 79 to over take first round leader and Charleston Souhern signee Jordan Hollinshead (Old Hickory, Tenn.), winning by two shots. Mary Funk (Nashville, Tenn.) finished third.
Ben Carroll (Counce, Tenn.) dominated the Boys Junior High division winning by 12 shots over Braden Thornberry (Olive Branch, Miss.). Dustin Carroll (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) finished third.
Peyton Dix (Bartlett, Tenn.) won the Boys Rising Stars title by defeating Trey DePriest (Monette, Ark.) by five shots. Landon Cottrell (Collierville, Tenn.) finished third.
Caroline Caudill (Clarksville, Tenn.) birdied the first hole of sudden death to win the Girls Rising Stars title over Lauren Hartlage (Elizabethtown, Ky.) Mack Hanisco (Hendersonville, Tenn.) won the Boys Future Stars division.
Full field results are available here.
QUAIL RIDGE (March 20-21) IS NOW FULL. WE HAVE ONLY THE FOLLOWING SPOTS TO BALANCE OUT TEE TIMES. ALL OTHERS WILL BE PLACED ON A WAITING LIST. WE CANNOT ACCEPT ENTRIES OVER THE PHONE. SPOTS WILL BE FILLED IN THE ORDER IN WHICH APPLICATIONS ARE RECEIVED. WE MUST HAVE A COMPLETED APPLICATION IN ORDER TO ADD A PLAYER TO THE LIST.
Boys High School -Full; Girls High School -Full; Boys Jr. High - 2; Boys Rising Stars - Full; Girls Rising Stars -1; Boys Future Stars -2.
GALLOWAY (APRIL 25-26) WILL MOST LIKELY BE FULL BEFORE THIS WEEK IS OVER. PLEASE ENTER NOW. WE ARE ALSO GETTING GOOD NUMBERS AT MCCABE (March 20-21) GREYSTONE (April 10-11) AND T.O. FULLER (April 17-18). WE STRONGLY ENCOURAGE YOU TO ENTER THOSE EVENTS IMMEDIATELY IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO PLAY.
Upcoming Events
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March 13-14 |
March 20-21 |
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April 10-11 |
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Hot Springs CC
Hot Springs, Ark. |
McCabe
Nashville, Tenn. |
Quail Ridge
Bartlett, Tenn. |
Cooper's Hawk
Melbourne, Ark. |
Greystone
Dickson, Tenn. |
All USJGT events are nationally ranked
2009-20010 College Signings (22)
We will continually update our list of signees as the information is relayed to us.
Our eight year total of college signees: 239 and rising!
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.
Colleges and Universities that have had or currently have USJGT alums playing
(Includes this year's signees)
87 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, Hiawasee College, Indiana, Iowa State, Jackson State, Kentucky, King College, Lambuth, Lee, Lindenwood, Lipscomb, Louisiana - Monroe, LSU, Memphis, Mercer, Middle Tennessee State, Miami, Milligan, 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.
