Six PGA Jr. League All-Star Teams Round out National Championship Fields Following Final Regional Weekend

The first weekend in October held the final three PGA Jr. League Regional competitions at Sunkist Country Club (Biloxi, Mississippi), Paradise Pointe Golf Complex (Smithville, Missouri) and Foothills Golf Course (Denver, Colorado) to round out the fields for the 13u and 17u PGA Jr. League Championships.

Up first, the 17u PGA Jr. League Championship at Twin Warriors Golf Club in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico, Oct. 22-25, followed by the 13u PGA Jr. League Championship at Fields Ranch West at PGA Frisco Nov. 11-15. 

Heavy rain moved through the Biloxi area Sunday, making the course unplayable and preventing the divisional championship matches from being completed. As a result, Saturday’s stroke-play scores were used to determine the champions.

The Concession 13u All-Stars shot a 31-under par score in Saturday’s stroke play, finishing three shots ahead of the Marriott 13u All-Stars (Grande Vista Golf Club, Orlando) at 28-under. The Abacoa All-Stars (Abacoa Golf Club, Jupiter, Florida.) finished third at 22-under, followed by Southwest Louisiana All-Stars (Lake Charles Country Club, Lake Charles, Louisiana) at 15-under and the CCB Milkshakes (Country Club of Birmingham, Birmingham, Alabama) at 5-over.

Led by Coach Joe Ostrowski, PGA, Concession will represent the North Florida PGA Section as Team Florida at the 2026 13u PGA Jr. League Championship, marking the team’s first trip to the championship.

The Marriott 17u All-Stars of Grande Vista Golf Club in Orlando, Fla., shot a 34-under par score in Saturday’s stroke play, finishing 17 shots ahead of the Greystone All-Stars (Greystone Golf and Country Club, Birmingham, Ala.) at 17-under. Abacoa (Abacoa Golf Club, Jupiter, Fla.) finished third at 9-under, followed by BCC Purple (Bayou Country Club, Thibodaux, La.) at 4-under.

Led by Coach Cori McAuliffe, LPGA, and Kaden Wrisnere, PGA Associate, Marriott will represent the North Florida PGA Section as Team Florida at the 17u PGA Jr. League Championship. The Marriott team is making its third appearance at the 17u Championship, finishing runner-up at the inaugural event in 2023.

The Battle Creek All-Stars of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, bested the Oakwood All-Stars 6.5 to 5.5 to claim the 13u divisional title and earn a return trip to the 13u PGA Jr. League Championship. 

Led by Coach Amanda Fisher, LPGA, Battle Creek represents Battle Creek Golf Club in Broken Arrow. After Saturday’s stroke-play qualifying, Battle Creek nabbed the top seed at 23-under par, followed by the No. 2 seed Oakwood All-Stars, representing Oakwood Country Club in Kansas City, Missouri, (-14), No. 3 seed Central Arkansas All-Stars of Little Rock (-11) and the No. 4 seed First Tee Tulsa Eagles of Tulsa, Oklahoma (-4). 

In Sunday morning’s semi-finals, Battle Creek defeated the First Tee Tulsa Eagles 11 to 1 to advance to the championship round, while the No. 2 Oakwood All-Stars bested Central Arkansas 9.5 to 2.5. 

At the 13u PGA Jr. League Championship Battle Creek will represent the South Central PGA Section and compete as Team Oklahoma. The team finished seventh at the 2025 13u PGA Jr. League Championship.

The Hallbrook Hackers of Hallbrook Country Club in Leawood, Kansas, are set to make their first appearance at the 17u PGA Jr. League Championship after winning their division at this weekend’s Regional. 

On Saturday, Hallbrook ended the qualifying rounds tied with Team Falcon Ridge from Falcon Ridge Golf Course in Lenexa, Kansas, at 19-under par. Hallbrook won the tiebreaker (all four pairs scored from the overall stroke play competition) to claim the No. 2 seed. Northwest Arkansas (Fayetteville) claimed the top seed (-22), with the Miracle Hill Minions of Omaha, Nebraska, (-8) rounding out the top 4. 

In the semi-finals on Sunday morning, Northwest Arkansas defeated the No. 4 Miracle Hill Minions 8.5 to 3.5, while the Hallbrook Hackers defeated Team Falcon Ridge 9 to 3. The afternoon championship round was decided by a tiebreaker (most holes won), with Hallbrook besting Northwest Arkansas to advance to the national championship. 

Led by Coach Liam Cahill, PGA, and Assistant Coach Ethan Brumbaugh, they will represent the Midwest PGA Section compete as Team Kansas at the national championship. 

Many of the Hallbrook players previously competed as Team Kansas at the 2024 13u PGA Jr. League Championship, finishing in 12th place. 

The Brookhaven Blue 13u All-Stars of Brookhaven Country Club in Farmers Branch, Texas, earned the right to represent the Lone Star State in the 2026 13u PGA Jr. League Championship with a 9.5-2.5 win over the River Place 13u All-Stars of River Place Country Club in Austin.

In Saturday’s stroke-play qualifying scramble, the Tribute 13u All-Stars of Golf Clubs at The Tribute in The Colony, Texas, nabbed the No. 1 seed with a 39-under par performance. They were followed by Brookhaven Blue 13u All-Stars in at No. 2 (-36); the Jurassic Jam 13u All-Stars of Fossil Trace Golf Club in Golden, Colorado, at No. 3 (-35); and the River Place 13u All-Stars at No. 4 (-30).

Sunday semi-final action saw No. 4 River Place best No. 1 Tribute 8.5-3.5, and Brookhaven Blue defeat Jurassic Jam 6.5-5.5 to set up the Southern Texas vs. Northern Texas championship match.

Next stop: Brookhaven Blue’s Team Texas will represent the Northern Texas PGA Section and travel just up the road to the 13u PGA Jr. League Championship. The team previously won the 2023 13u PGA Jr. League at PGA Frisco.

The River Place 1 17u All-Stars of River Place Country Club in Austin, Texas, punched their ticket to the 17u PGA Jr. League Championship with a 6.5-5.5 win over the Colorado Bombs All-Stars of Blackstone & Black Bear Country Club in Aurora.

The Colorado Bombs took the top seed after a -34 performance in Saturday’s qualifying scramble rounds. They were followed closely by the Brookhaven (Country Club) 17u All-Stars of Farmers Branch, Texas at No. 2 (-33); the River Place 1 17u All-Stars at No. 3 (-30); and the Ascend Team 1 17u All-Stars of Ascend Golf Academy in greater Houston at No. 4 (-20).

In Sunday semi-finals, the No. 1 seed Colorado Bombs defeated the Ascend Team 1 9.5-2.5, while the River Place 1 team defeated Brookhaven 9-3 to set up the Championship match.

With their victory, the River Place 1 17u All-Stars will represent the Southern Texas PGA Section and advance as Team Texas to the 17u PGA Jr. League Championship.