Bringing together the state’s elite young golfers, the Tennessee Junior PGA Championship offers a premier stage for rising talent to test their game. More than just a high-stakes competition, the tournament highlights the future of the sport while celebrating the core values of dedication, integrity, and fierce sportsmanship.
Over two intense days of competition (June 1-2, 2026), a field of 123 aspiring athletes converged on Hermitage Golf Club- Generals with one collective goal: qualifying for the National Junior PGA Championship. This tournament acts as a powerful reminder that elite golf requires immense dedication and work ethic, not just luck. With distinct age brackets tailored for both boys and girls, the championship offered a grand stage for a diverse group of competitors—ranging from fresh-faced rookies to battle-tested juniors—to test their skills against their peers.
While trophies are awarded and champions are crowned, the true legacy of the Tennessee Junior PGA Championship lies in how it molds the character of its field. Backed by a vibrant community of supportive families, friends, and dedicated volunteers, the event is a masterclass in passion and excellence. The invaluable life lessons forged on the fairway will undoubtedly guide these athletes long after they leave the final green. By honoring the traditions of the sport while nurturing its next generation, the championship ensures a bright, promising future for everyone involved.
Congratulations to our PGA Junior Championship Qualifiers, who will be competing at the National Junior PGA Championship at PGA Frisco.
Girls Overall:
Champion: Addisyn Newman
Runner-Up: Tori Robinson
Boys Overall:
Champion: Jake Eickhoff
Runner-up: Sam Otwell
View Day 1 Event Photos HERE
View Day 2 Event Photos HERE
View full leaderboard HERE