Your 2017 @DJWorldJunior Champions, @TrentPhillips14 and Skylar Thompson. #DJWorldJunior. pic.twitter.com/SsAoNtRvdU

— Myrtle Beach Golf (@MB_GolfHoliday) February 26, 2017

Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship

TPC Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Boys Division:

• Trent Phillips of Inman, South Carolina, won by six strokes after firing a tournament total 5-under-par 211. The 16-year-old has seven top-10 AJGA finishes and was a 2015 Rolex Junior All-American. Phillips is currently No. 27 in the AJGA Rankings and has made a verbal commitment to the University of Georgia.
  • 2nd: Teddy Tetak (Limbach, Slovakia)
  • T3: Ben Carr (Columbus, Georgia)
  • T3: Aman Gupta (Concord, North Carolina)
  • 5th: Logan Perkins (Locust Grove, Georgia)

Girls Division:

• In the Girls Division, Skylar Thompson of Buford, Georgia, won by eight strokes after carding a 5-over-par 221. The 16-year-old was on the 2016 Transamerica Scholastic Honor Roll and has made a verbal commitment to the University of South Carolina.
  • 3rd: Wint Phoo Aung (Bluffton, South Carolina)
  • T4: Emily Zhu (Richmond Hill, Ontario)
  • T4: Natalie Petersen (Holly Springs, North Carolina)

Hurricane Junior Golf Tour - Canongate Series

Conogate Golf Club, Sharpsburg, Georgia

Girls Division:

• Ivy Shepherd of Peachtree City, Georgia, carded a 1-over-par 145 to win the Girls Division. The 16-year-old is currently ranked No. 64 in the AJGA Rankings and has six top-10 finishes including a second place finish at the 2016 Under Armour® / Scott Stallings Championship presented by Pilot Flying J.
  • 2nd: Alejandra Ayala (Alpharetta, Georgia)
  • 3rd: Brigitte Clements (Lake Mary, Florida)
  • 4th: Amy Ng (Alpharetta, Georgia)

Boys Division:

• Won: David Frank (Dunwoody, Georgia)
• 2nd: Chad Deegan (Dunwoody, Georgia)
• 4th: Jack Vajda (Canton, Georgia)
• 5th: Walker Winslette (Canton, Georgia)

Georgia Open at Savannah Harbor

The Club at Savannah Harbor, Savannah Harbor, Georgia

Girls Division:

• Sera Tadokoro of Osaka, Japan, finished at even-par 144 to win by one stroke in the Girls Division. The University of Kansas Verbal commit has six top-10 AJGA finishes. 
  • 2nd: Fai Khamborn (Thung Konkaen, Thailand)
  • 3rd: Yukie Sasaki (Hiroshima, Japan)
  • 4th: Kayla Kozak (Bluffton, South Carolina)

Boys Division:

• Won: Philipp Krahmer (Munich, Germany)
• 3rd: Dongjin Park (Seoul, South Korea)
• T4: Taisuke Ono (Tokyo, Japan)