Dual Playoffs at Harmony Landing
Caden Kite claimed the Boys 16–19 Division championship at Kearney Hill, finishing as the only player under par with a two-round total of 139 (-3). After opening with an impressive 2-under-par 69 to take the lead, Kite followed it up with a 1-under-par 70 in the final round to secure the victory. Caden Fehr finished in second place with a two-day total of 143 (+1). Fehr put together an excellent opening round of 68 (-3) to position himself near the top of the leaderboard, but a final-round 4-over-par 75 left him unable to catch Kite. Rounding out the top five were Carson Long, Greyson Willey, and William Clark, who all finished tied for third with two-day totals of 146 (+4). Long and Clark both opened with even-par rounds before carding 4-over-par 75s in the final round. Willey, meanwhile, opened with a 4-over-par 75 before finishing his tournament with an even-par 71.
Brady Barnum claimed the Boys 14–15 Division championship, finishing as the only player under par with an impressive two-round total of 138 (-4). Barnum put together two consistent rounds of golf, opening with a 2-under-par 69 before following it up with another 2-under-par 69 in the final round to secure the victory. His steady play throughout the tournament allowed him to separate himself from the rest of the field and finish 10 strokes clear of the competition. Hayden Li finished alone in second place with a two-day total of 148 (+6). After opening with a 1-over-par 72, Li carded a 5-over-par 76 in the final round to finish as the runner-up. Rounding out the top five in a four-way tie for third were Brooks Bonfield, Nick Pollak, Max Morgan, and Houston Tiefenbrunn, who all finished with two-day totals of 150 (+8). Bonfield and Pollak both opened with rounds of 77 before posting 75s in the final round. Morgan followed an opening-round 75 with a 77, while Tiefenbrunn recorded matching rounds of even-par 71 to finish tied for third.
Carsen Fegan captured the Boys 13 & Under Division title after defeating Evan Rhymer in a thrilling playoff after the conclusion of 36-holes. Both competitors finished at 12-over-par (154), forcing a playoff to determine the champion. Fegan and Rhymer each put together consistent performances throughout the tournament, with Fegan carding rounds of 78 and 76, while Rhymer posted back-to-back rounds of 77. The championship was decided on the first playoff hole, the par-5 10th, where Fegan delivered a clutch birdie to defeat Rhymer. Emerson Andretta rounded out the top three, finishing at 15-over-par (157). After opening with an 82, Andretta bounced back with an impressive final-round 75, the lowest round in the Boys 13 & Under division.
Hannah Kim captured the Girls 15–19 Division title, finishing the 36-hole tournament at even-par (142) to claim a seven-shot victory over runner-up Luna Wang. The victory marked Kim's first Golfweek win in nearly two years, dating back to Pipestone in October of 2024. Kim was remarkably consistent throughout the competition, carding matching rounds of 71 to finish at the top of the leaderboard. She also led the entire division in birdies, recording eight over the two rounds. Wang finished in second place at 7-over-par (149), posting rounds of 75 and 74. Kate Edwards rounded out the top three, finishing at 10-over-par (152) after opening with a strong first-round 74.
In the Girls 14 & Under Division, Elise Mulcahy and Zara France went into a playoff after the conclusion of 36 holes to decide the winner. Both competitors finished at 34-over-par, forcing a playoff to determine the champion. Mulcahy delivered a stress-free par on the first playoff hole, the par-5 10th, to secure the victory and be crowned champion. She put together two consistent rounds of 88 to finish at 34-over-par and earn her spot in the playoff. France, on the other hand, got off to a slow start with an opening-round 93 (+12), but bounced back with an impressive second-round 83 (+12), the lowest round of the tournament in the Girls 14 & Under division. Rounding out the podium was Katelynn Forrest, who carded rounds of 90-88 to finish at 36-over-par, narrowly missing out on a spot in the playoff. Mulcahy's steady play and clutch performance when it mattered most earned her the Girls 14 & Under Division title after an exciting 36-hole competition.
