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2013 Junior PGA Champions Amy Lee and Tyler McDaniel

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On behalf of the PGA of America and our 27,000 dedicated men and women PGA Professionals, it’s my

pleasure to welcome you to the 39th Junior PGA Championship presented by Under Armour and Genesis Networks.

We are pleased to bring the championship to Miramont Country Club, a Robert Trent Jones Jr.-designed golf course. Golf is a community that derives its strength from the families within that community and we are thankful to the Adam family and members of Miramont for so graciously hosting our players and their families.

As you make your way around this magnificent facility, please be sure to thank the men and women who have volunteered their time to help make

this Championship so special. It is through their hard work and dedication that this Championship is conducted at such a premier level.

We also want to thank Under Armour and Genesis Networks for their support of this Championship, both now and in the future. A Championship of this magnitude simply would not be possible without their incredible support.

To each and every player who has worked tirelessly to compete in this Championship, I extend my congratulations and wish you the very best this week.

As we all work to grow the game of golf, I know that this new generation of players will continue to share in all the values that have held golf to the highest standard of competition and sportsmanship.

Please enjoy the 39th Junior PGA Championship presented by Under Armour and Genesis Networks. This is where the best in the world get their start!Sincerely,

Brian Whitcomb

35th President, PGA of America

Chairman, 39th Junior PGA Championship

2014 U.S. Junior Ryder Cup Captain

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Located in Bryan, about 90 minutes from Houston, Miramont is regarded as one of the elite private facilities in Texas.

A great challenge awaits competitors in the 39th Junior PGA Championship

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Opened in 2005 and designed by world-class golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., Miramont Country

Club is a true Texas gem.Located in Bryan, about 90

minutes from Houston, Miramont is regarded as one of the elite private facilities in Texas. Currently, it holds the 13th spot in the Golf Digest “Best-In-State Rankings” for Texas and was a Golfweek “Top 100 Residential Course” in 2010. Yet, Miramont’s aura goes well beyond its awards.

Holding true to his philosophy of incorporating golf into the character of the site, Jones was able to trans-form a plot of rolling, central Texas land into a challenging and stunning layout. A par 71 playing 7,174 yards from the back tees, Miramont offers plenty of means to make good scores with numerous hole and tee place-ments. Like many of Jones’s designs, there are numerous risk/reward opportunities that could provide a much-needed birdie or a painful dou-ble bogey.

Take the dramatic eighth hole, for instance. This par 4 is a classic, bold design that will undoubtedly tempt the field in the 39th Junior PGA Championship to take a chance at a great reward. Measuring only 325 yards, the hole features a marshy area that runs along the left side of the fairway, providing plenty of chal-lenges for the risk-takers. Those who choose to take a more conservative route deal with narrow fairway land-ing areas and treacherous bunkers. The eighth requires skillful execution and will prove to be a hole filled with drama throughout the Championship.

The ninth is a long par 4, measuring 490 yards from the back tees. It’s built for bold decision making because while the landing area is generous, bunkers and the

winding creek from the eighth hole come into play if a tee shot is way-ward, making par a tough score. However, with a second shot into a receptive green, there will be oppor-tunities for eagles and birdies.

Although eight and nine are two of the highlights, each hole at Mira-mont offers unique challenges that will surely test the competitors.

As host to the 2014 and 2015 Junior PGA Championship, Miramont Country Club will surely be a memorable venue for one of the premier events in junior golf.

SECTION PLAYER, HOMETOWN Aloha ArielElftman-Hanson,Wailuku,HawaiiCarolinas JulianKeur,SummervilleS.C.CentralNewYork AlecBard,NewHartford,N.Y.Colorado July11-12Connecticut JasonLiu,Windsor,Conn.Dixie PatrickMartin,Hoover,Ala.Gateway MattEchelmeier,Columbia,Mo.Georgia S.M.Lee,Buford,Ga.GulfStates NathanJeansonne,Keithville,La.Illinois MatthewWeber,St.Charles,Ill.Indiana July10-11Iowa MatthewJunge,CedarRapids,IowaKentucky MichaelSass,Louisville,Ky.Metropolitan BrentIto,Ardsley,N.Y.Michigan GlennPiotJr.,Canton,Mich.MiddleAtlantic BrandonBerry,GreatFalls,Va.Midwest JalenHeald,Topeka,Kan.Minnesota July10-11Nebraska SamMeuret,Brunswick,Neb.NewEngland SamRiemer,Canton,Mass.NewJersey JohnFelitto,Mountainside,N.J.NorthFlorida TimothyColanta,ChampionsGate,Fla.NortheasternN.Y. ArthurGriffin,LakePlacid,N.Y.NorthernCalifornia LouieChen,Fremont,Calif.NorthernOhio ZachMosholder,Tallmadge,OhioNorthernTexas RyanGrider,Lewisville,TexasPacificNorthwest MattMarrese,Bellevue,Wash.Philadelphia VinayRamesh,Newton,Pa.RockyMountain SamTidd,Meridian,IdahoSouthCentral AustinEckroat,Edmond,Okla.SouthFlorida AnthonyGabriele,WestPalmBeach,Fla.SouthernCalifornia EdwinYi,Beaumont,Calif.SouthernOhio TaylorSuggs,Cincinnati,OhioSouthernTexas ClayMcCrory,Spring,TexasSouthwest GavinCohen,Tucson,Ariz.SunCountry SeanCarlon,Albuquerque,N.M.Tennessee TannerOwens,Milton,Tenn.Tri-State PatrickSheerer,Gibsonia,Pa.Utah JaeceStokes,WestHaven,UtahWesternNewYork WillThomson,Rochester,N.Y.Wisconsin ThomasLongbella,ChippewaFalls,Wis.

Columbia,S.C. RyotoFuraya,WesleyChapel,Fla.NebraskaCity,Neb. ConnorChesky,St.Helena,Calif.Dallas,Texas WesArtac,Kingwood,TexasStateCollege,Pa. RyanDomes,Lancaster,Pa.Marion,Ill. PhilipBarbaree,Shreveport,La.Williamstown,Mass. DanielMartinez,Austin,TexasMansfield,Ohio July14-16Lexington,Ky. July20-22

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BOYS PGA SECTION CHAMPIONS

PGA JUNIOR SERIES CHAMPIONS

CAMERON YOUNG

CLASS OF 2015: TOP 15 BOYS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Cameron Young, Scarborough, NY.

2 Austin Connelly, Irving, Texas

3 Davis Riley, Hattiesburg, Miss.

4 Zachary Bauchou, Forest, Va.

5 Jorge Garcia, Venezuela

6 Sam Burns, Shreveport, La.

7 Carl Yuan, China

8 Chandler Phillips, Huntsville, Texas

9 Justin Suh, San Jose, Calif.

10 Luis Gagne, Orlando, Fla.

11 Kyle Sterbinsky, Yardley, Pa.

12 William Gordon, Davidson, N.C.

13 Aaron Terrazas, Mexico

14 Nathan Jeansonne, Keithville, La.

15 Kristian Caparros, Hollywood, Fla.

CLASS OF 2016: TOP 10 BOYS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Andy Zhang, China

2 Brad Dalke, Hobart, Okla.

3 David Snyder, McAllen, Texas

4 Cheng Jin, China

5 Derek Castillo, Yorba Linda, Calif.

6 John Augenstein, Owensboro, Ky.

7 Trevor Phillips, Inman, S.C.

8 Ryoto Furuya, Wesley Chapel, Fla.

9 Cooper Dossey, Austin, Texas

10 Tony Gil, Canada

CLASS OF 2017: TOP 5 BOYS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Robin Wang, China

2 Wilson Furr, Jackson, Miss.

3 Philip Barbaree, Shreveport, La.

4 Ryan Grider, Lewisville, Texas

5 Andrew Orischak, Hilton Head Island, S.C.

GOLFWEEK JUNIOR RANKINGS

BRAD DALKE

SAM BURNS

AUSTIN CONNELLY

SECTION PLAYER, HOMETOWNAloha RoseHuang,Honolulu,HawaiiCarolinas VictoriaHuskey,Greenville,S.C.CentralNewYork LindsayMay,Auburn,N.Y.Colorado July11-12Connecticut AngelaGarvin,FeedingHills,Mass.Dixie VirginiaGreen,PointClear,Ala.Gateway AmandaKim,O’Fallon,Mo.Georgia JanetMao,JohnsCreek,Ga.GulfStates JuliaJohnson,St.Gabriel,La.Illinois MeganFurtney,SouthElgin,Ill.Indiana July10-11Iowa PaigeVanDyk,Tama,IowaKentucky MaddieHamilton,Louisville,Ky.Metropolitan ElizabethChoi,Syosset,N.Y.Michigan GreerClausen,BloomfieldHills,Mich.MiddleAtlantic ShannonBrooks,Vienna,Va.Midwest JeanTyrrell,Leawood,Kan. Minnesota July10-11Nebraska HannahThiele,Wahoo,Neb. NewEngland AlexaTsay,Needham,Mass.NewJersey LoisKayeGo,SouthOrange,N.J.NorthFlorida HaydynGibson,Clearwater,Fla.NortheasternN.Y. JennyBuchanan,Loudonville,Ky.NorthernCalifornia MichelleXie,PaloAlto,Calif.NorthernOhio KaseyNielsen,Kent,OhioNorthernTexas BinnyLee,Frisco,TexasPacificNorthwest MarianneLi,Bellevue,Wash.Philadelphia JackieRogowicz,Yardley,Pa. RockyMountain HaleyNist,Meridian,IdahoSouthCentral AlexisSadeghy,Okla.SouthFlorida ValeriaSophiaPacheco,HallandaleBeach,Fla.SouthernCalifornia EllenTakada,Irvine,Calif.SouthernOhio AlyssaAkiyama,TerracePark,OhioSouthernTexas KatharinePatrick,WestUniv.Place,TexasSouthwest AbigailCantwell,Scottsdale,Ariz.SunCountry ShaniaBerger,Socorro,N.M.Tennessee AlexandraFarnsworth,Nashville,Tenn.Tri-State MaddyMcDanel,Aliquippa,Pa.Utah LauraGerner,Kaysville,Utah(replacedbyHayleeChugg,Ogden,Utah)WesternNewYork VictoriaParker,Lewiston,N.Y.Wisconsin GabrielleCurtis,EauClaire,Wis.

Columbia,S.C. ReiNakatani,JapanNebraskaCity,Neb. KahoMonicaMatsubara,SanDiego,Calif.Dallas,Texas DominiqueGalloway,RioRancho,N.M.StateCollege,Pa. AmberWang,SugarLand,TexasMarion,Ill. AnnaHack,Murray,Ky.Williamstown,Mass. LoisKayeGo,SouthOrange,N.J.Mansfield,Ohio July14-16Lexington,Ky. July20-22

GIRLS PGA SECTION CHAMPIONS

PGA JUNIOR SERIES CHAMPIONS

ANDREA LEE

CLASS OF 2015: TOP 15 GIRLS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Bethany Wu, Diamond Bar, Calif.

2 Megan Khang, Rockland, Mass.

3 Lilia Vu, Fountain Valley, Calif.

4 Bailey Tardy, Norcross, Ga.

5 Robynn Ree, Redondo Beach, Calif.

6 Amy Lee, Brea, Calif.

7 Jillian Hollis, Rocky River, Ohio

8 Emily Campbell, Carrollton, Texas

9 Lauren Stephenson, Lexington, S.C.

10 Rinko Mitsunaga, Roswell, Ga.

11 Samantha Wagner, Windermere, Fla.

12 Kathleen Scavo, Benicia, Calif.

13 Cheyenne Knight, Aledo, Texas

14 Rachel Dai, Milton, Ga.

15 Stephanie Lau, Fullerton, Calif.

CLASS OF 2016: TOP 10 GIRLS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Andrea Lee, Hermosa Beach, Calif.

2 Kristen Gillman, Austin, Texas

3 Mariel Galdiano, Pearl City, Hawaii

4 Hannah O’Sullivan, Paradise Valley, Ariz.

5 Nelly Korda, Bradenton, Fla.

6 Abbey Carlson, Lake Mary, Fla.

7 Zi Yi Wang, China

8 Sierra Brooks, Sorrento, Fla.

9 Allisen Corpuz, Kapolei, Hawaii

10 Courtney Dow, Frisco, Texas

CLASS OF 2017: TOP 5 GIRLS (BOLDFACE INDICATES 2014 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER)

1 Angel Yin, Arcadia, Calif.

2 Muni He, China

3 Kaitlyn Papp, Austin, Texas

4 Alyaa Abdulghany, Newport Beach, Calif.

5 Mika Liu, Beverly Hills, Calif.

GOLFWEEK JUNIOR RANKINGS

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KRISTAN GILLMAN

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Last-hole heroics lift McDaniel, Lee to Junior PGA titles

Photo FinishesPos. Player, Hometown 1 2 3 4 Total1 AmyLee,Brea,Calif. 71 72 67 69 2792 AbbeyCarlson,LakeMary,Fla. 71 69 69 71 2803 MeganKhang,Rockland,Mass. 70 70 73 68 281 KristenGillman,Austin,Texas 70 69 70 72 2815 SierraBrooks,Sorrento,Fla. 74 72 68 68 282 AllisenCorpuz,Honolulu,Hawaii 71 72 71 68 282 RobynnRee,RedondoBeach,Calif. 70 74 69 69 2828 BethanyWu,DiamondBar,Calif. 73 71 70 70 2849 HannahO’Sullivan,ParadiseValley,Ariz. 74 71 69 72 28610 YuLiu,China 76 70 71 70 287 GigiStoll,Beaverton,Ore. 75 68 74 70 287 MarielGaldiano,PearlCity,Hawaii 72 69 73 73 28713 BrittanyFan,PearlCity,Hawaii 71 72 69 76 28814 KurikoTsukiyama,WestNewYork,N.J. 69 79 71 70 289 MadisonKerley,Scottsdale,Ariz. 73 71 74 71 289 EricaHerr,NewHope,Pa. 75 71 68 75 28917 RinkoMitsunaga,Roswell,Ga. 71 77 74 68 29018 ClareAmeliaLegaspi,Temecula,Calif. 77 71 72 71 291 IsabellaDiLisio,Hatfield,Pa. 76 68 71 76 29120 GabrielleBarker,Caldwell,Idaho 72 73 71 76 29221 BrookeFerrell,Edgerton,Wis. 75 72 75 71 293 ShannonAubert,France 77 71 73 72 29323 MaddieRoseHamilton,Louisville,Ky. 78 74 70 72 294 JessicaPorvasnik,Hinckley,Ohio 71 76 74 73 294 KathleenGallagher,Greenwood,Miss. 74 75 71 74 29426 HayleeHarford,Leavittsburg,Ohio 75 74 73 73 29527 ShannonBrooks,Vienna,Va. 70 72 79 74 29528 KellyWhaley,Farmington,Conn. 75 68 79 75 297 CheyenneKnight,Aledo,Texas 79 69 74 75 297 RachelDai,Milton,Ga. 75 74 73 75 29731 BaileyTardy,PeachtreeCorners,Ga. 75 73 74 77 299

Pos. Player, Hometown 1 2 3 4 Total1 TylerMcDaniel,Manchester,Ky. 70 70 65 69 2742 SamBurns,Shreveport,La. 70 69 69 67 2753 BradDalke,Hobart,Okla. 65 71 70 70 276 JacobSolomon,Dublin,Calif. 68 69 67 72 2765 CameronYoung,Scarborough,N.Y. 72 69 69 67 277 DawsonArmstrong,Brentwood,Tenn. 71 67 69 70 2777 SamStevens,Wichita,Kan. 66 72 70 70 2788 DougGhim,ArlingtonHeights,Ill. 71 68 69 71 279 JohnOda,Honolulu,Hawaii 70 70 68 71 27910 ThomasJohnson,Norman,Okla. 70 72 69 69 28011 IsaiahLogue,Fairfield,Pa. 70 70 68 73 28112 PhilipBarbaree,Shreveport,La. 72 71 72 67 282 WilliamGordon,Davidson,N.C. 70 75 69 68 282 AustinConnelly,Irving,Texas 68 74 71 69 282 SpencerReed,Louisville,Ky. 70 70 72 70 282 KristianCaparros,Hollywood,Fla. 71 68 71 72 282 MichaelPerras,Pasadena,Texas 72 67 69 74 28218 BenjaminGriffin,ChapelHill,N.C. 72 72 71 68 283 CameronChamp,Sacramento,Calif. 68 72 71 72 28320 DylanMeyer,Evansville,Ind. 69 78 67 70 284 MatthewWalker,Ottumwa,Iowa 76 70 68 70 28422 RyanGronlund,Pleasanton,Calif. 71 70 76 69 28623 BradenThornberry,OliveBranch,Miss. 72 72 69 74 287 IsaacMerry,LasCruces,N.M. 73 68 71 75 287 QiWenWong,Singapore 72 70 69 76 287 AddisonColl,Arlington,Va. 72 69 69 77 28727 RyanGrider,Lewisville,Texas 74 73 71 70 288 ZacharyBauchou,Forest,Va. 75 71 69 73 288 ThaddeusObecnyII,Wheeling,W.Va. 72 71 70 75 28830 NathanZhao,Fullerton,Calif. 74 73 71 73 291 TreyWinstead,BatonRouge,La. 78 71 69 73 29132 WillGrimmer,Cincinnati,Ohio 71 76 71 74 29233 JohnLazor,Westwood,Mass. 78 67 73 76 29434 JacobJoiner,Leesburg,Ga. 75 71 71 78 29535 TimothyConover,HollySprings,N.C. 74 77 67 78 296

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> > > 2013 JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP

Both Tyler McDaniel of Manches-ter, 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.

McDaniel and Lee each 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.

McDaniel shot 2-under-par 69 in the final round for a 10-under-par 274 total to win by one stroke over Sam Burns of Shreveport, La.

Lee, who was three shots back with three holes to play in the final round, made a dra-matic 15-foot par putt on the

18th hole to shoot 69 and win by a sin-gle 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 com-petitive course record with 67 in the third round to put herself in position to win, was equally

thrilled with the victory.“I’m excited and happy right

now,” said Lee. “This is the big-gest 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.”

TOP:TylerMcDaniel

LEFT:AmyLee

Showcasing Tomorrow’s StarsOne of golf’s major championships for juniors, the Junior PGA Championship is where the best in the world get their start.

Beginning in 1976 at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., the Junior PGA 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 moved to Callaway Gardens in Georgia 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.Among the great players and

achievements in the Junior PGA Championship are:

• In 1990, Vicki Goetze of Hull, Ga., became the first participant to win three Junior PGA Championships (1987, ‘89, ‘90).

• 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 2005, former Junior PGA Champion Sean O’Hair (1998) and for-mer 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).

• David Toms, who won the 1984

Junior PGA Championship, also cap-tured 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., and 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 Champi-onship.

• In 2007, 12-year-old Lexi Thompson of Coral Springs, Fla., became the youngest champion in the history of the storied Championship.

• With his win at the 2008 Masters, Trevor Immelman became just the second boys’ division champion to also win a major championship. In addition, Immelman

Junior PGA ChampionsYEAR BOYS GIRLS SITE

1976 LarryField NancyRubin WaltDisneyWorld,LakeBuenaVista,Fla.

1977 RandyWatkins(15-17) DebbieHall(15-17) WaltDisneyWorld,LakeBuenaVista,Fla.

JohnInman(12-14) LiseA.Russell(12-14)

1978 WillieWood* KathyBaker CallawayGardens,PineMountain,Ga.

1979 RickFehr PennyHammel CallawayGardens,PineMountain,Ga.

1980 TracyPhillips HeatherFarr PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1981 BillyAndrade CathyJohnston PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1982 BillyMayfair HeatherFarr PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1983 MichaelBradley TracyKerdyk PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1984 DavidToms ClareDolan PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1985 SteveTermeer JeanZedlitz PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1986 BrianMontgomery AdeleMoore PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1987 JeffManson VickiGoetze PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1988 ReynoldLee BrandieBurton BelleriveCC,St.Louis,Mo.

1989 BobbyCollins VickiGoetze PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1990 ChrisCouch VickiGoetze PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1991 DavidDawley* JulieBrand PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1992 D.A.Points KelleeBooth PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1993 PatPerez ErikaHayashida Pinehurst(N.C.)Resort&CC

1994 JoelKribel BethBauer PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1995 KyleThompson CristieKerr PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1996 TrevorImmelman GracePark PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1997 BubbaDickerson BethBauer PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1998 SeanO’Hair LeighAnneHardin PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

1999 ChanSongWongluekiet* AreeSongWongluekiet PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

2000 TyTryon AreeSongWongluekiet PGANationalGC,PalmBeachGardens,Fla.

2001 TaylorHall In-BeePark WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2002 TylerAldridge In-BeePark WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2003 PhillipBryan EmmaCabrera-Bello WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2004 DanielWoltman AngelaPark WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2005 AlexVolpenhein StephanieKono WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2006 JoeMonte BrittanyAltomore WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2007 ChrisDeForest AlexisThompson WestfieldGroupCC,WestfieldCenter,Ohio

2008 AnthonyPaolucci* DanielleFrasier TPCRiver’sBend,Maineville,Ohio

2009 T.J.Vogel AlexisThompson TPCRiver’sBend,Maineville,Ohio

2010 DennyMcCarthy# CassyIsagawa* SycamoreHillsGolfClub,FortWayne,Ind.

2011 CodyProveaux AriyaJutanugarn SycamoreHillsGolfClub,FortWayne,Ind.

2012 RobbyShelton AriyaJutanugarn SycamoreHillsGolfClub,FortWayne,Ind.

2013 TylerMcDaniel AmyLee TrumpNationalGC-Washington,D.C.,PotomacFalls,Va.

*wonplayoff#rain-shortened

(1996, from South Africa) became the second to achieve PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honors.

• Thompson 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, finished in the top three in each of three straight Junior PGA Championships.

• In 2009, the Junior PGA Champ- ionship celebrated its ninth visit to the state of Ohio, as TPC River’s Bend in Maineville hosted the Championship for the second consecutive year.

• In 2010, the Junior PGA Champ- ionship was punctuated by a three-hole 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 2012, Ariya Jutanugarn of Thai-land became the first girl 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 consec-utive year at Sycamore Hills Golf Club in Fort Wayne, Ind.

• In 2013, Trump National Golf Club-Washington, D.C., in Potomac Falls, Va., hosted the 38th Junior PGA Championship. Tyler McDaniel of Manchester, Ky., and Amy Lee of Brea, Calif., captured titles in thrilling fashion, with both making Champion-ship-clinching putts on the 72nd hole.

With his win at the 2008 Masters, Trevor Immelman became just the second boys’ division champion to also win a major championship.

LexiThompson,thisyear’sKraftNabiscoChampionontheLPGATour,wontheJuniorPGAChampionshiptwice.

2001PGAChampionDavidTomswontheJuniorPGAChampionshipin1984.

> > > THE HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR PGA CHAMPIONSHIP

Junior Ryder CupAn international

showcase of golf’s

next generation

Origins of the Junior Ryder Cup can be traced back to Sept. 20, 1995, when a series of exhibition matches were

conducted between Central New York PGA Section-area juniors and 12 leading European junior players. The Europeans, age 15 and younger, included Sergio Garcia. They toured three New York courses and dominated all the matches. No results were published. The inaugural Junior Ryder Cup was contested prior to the 1997 Ryder Cup in Sotogrande, Spain. The U.S. won, 7-5. In 1999, Europe returned to face the U.S. juniors, and dominated in the Boston area.

This marked the first of three straight outright Junior Ryder Cup victories for the Europeans. In 2006, however, the United States team was able to halve the Junior Ryder Cup, 6-6, when the matches were contested in Newport, Wales.

In 2012, the United States captured its third consecutive victory in the bien-nial event, at historic Olympia Fields (Ill.) Country Club. In 2008, the U.S. won in dominant fashion, 22-2, at The Club at Olde Stone in Bowling Green, Ky., and the Americans prevailed in 2010 after a hard-fought match at Gleneagles Resort in Scotland.

2012 Junior Ryder Cup Summary

Powered by a strong singles performance, the United States captured its third consecutive Junior Ryder Cup, 141/2 –91/2, at

Olympia Fields Country Club in sub-urban Chicago. The U.S. Team, which opened its final session with a two-point advantage, won seven of the 12 singles matches and halved another.

The United States battled to a 7-5 lead after the first day of foursomes and mixed four-balls, then sprinted out in singles on the second and final day by winning four of its first five matches.

U.S. Captain and PGA Past Presi-dent Roger Warren was overwhelmed by the entire experience of serving as the United States Captain and came away impressed with the performance of both teams.

“We are really fortunate to have won, because these teams are so evenly matched and each have such a wealth of talent,” said Warren. “We came because we wanted to com-pete and win. But in the end it was all about friendships and goodwill between the teams that made this a truly special experience.”

U.S. players Karen Chung, Esther Lee and Casie Cathrea won all three of their matches.

“It’s exciting to know that I was able to close out my first Junior Ryder Cup with three points and winning all three matches,” said Cathrea. “This whole experience has been incredible.”

Ninth Junior Ryder Cup Preview

Dates: Sept. 22-23, 2014Site: Blairgowrie Golf Club, Perthshire, ScotlandU.S. Captain: Brian Whitcomb, PGA Past President (2007-08)

The 2014 Junior Ryder Cup will feature a 12-player United States team that will compete against Europe at Blairgowrie

Golf Club Perthshire, Scotland.The U.S. team, which is seeking its

fourth consecutive victory, will con-sist of six boys and six girls who are United States citizens and are in the high school graduating class of 2015, or younger.

Those earning an exemption to compete at Blairgowrie Golf Club in-clude: the top two boys’ and top two girls’ finishers from the 39th Junior PGA Championship; the 2014 U.S. Junior Amateur Champion; and the 2014 U.S. Girls’ Junior Champion. If any of these individuals has graduated from high school and is therefore not eligible to participate, that exemption will become a captains’ pick.

In addition, the leading boy and girl in the 2014 Junior Ryder Cup final point standings, which will be deter-mined following the 39th Junior PGA Championship on Aug. 1, will earn an automatic berth on the team.

The final two boys and two girls

selected to complete the team will be selected by PGA Past President and 2014 U.S. Junior Ryder Cup Captain Brian Whitcomb, and announced on Aug. 12.

The 2014 Junior Ryder Cup will continue to present the expanded Ryder Cup format of foursomes, mixed four-ball and singles competi-tion. The matches will mark the ninth formal connection between the PGA of America and Ryder Cup Ltd., which biennially stage the Ryder Cup.

A “friendship match” between the United States and European Junior Ryder Cup Teams will be staged on Sept. 24, at Gleneagles in Perthshire, Scotland, host site of the 40th Ryder Cup.

JuniorRyderCupChampionsThroughtheYears

Year Winner Score Location1997 UnitedStates 7-5 Sotogrande,Spain1999 Europe 101/2-1 1/2 Boston2002 Europe 91/2-21/2 Straffan,CountyKildare,Ireland2004 Europe 81/2-31/2 WestfieldCenter,Ohio2006 Halved 6-6 Newport,Wales2008 UnitedStates 22-2 BowlingGreen,Ky.2010 UnitedStates 13 1/2-101/2 Perthshire,Scotland2012 UnitedStates 141/2-91/2 OlympiaFields,Ill.

LEFT:RobbySheltonandScottieScheffleroftheUSATeamatthe8thJuniorRyderCup,2012.(PhotobyMikeEhrmann/GettyImagesforThePGAofAmerica)

LEFT:The2012U.S.JuniorRyderCupteamwithCaptainRogerWarren.