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USA Today
20-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Everything to know about the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur at Trinity Forest
It's time once again for the biggest junior event in boys golf. The 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur is set to begin Monday at Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas, Texas, and stroke-play co-host Brook Hollow Golf Club. The field of 256 golfers will compete in the first U.S. Golf Association championship at Trinity Forest. Trevor Gutschewski, then a rising high school senior who will play at Florida this fall, claimed the U.S. Junior Amateur title with his 4-and-3 win over Tyler Watts at Oakland Hills Country Club's South Course in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Gutschewski became the first player from Nebraska to win the U.S. Junior Amateur. Here's everything you need to know for the 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur. Trinity Forest yardage book OUT: 3,855 yards (Par 36) IN: 3,489 yards (Par 35) TOTAL: 7,344 yards (Par 71) OUT: 3,533 yards (Par 35) IN: 3,516 yards (Par 35) TOTAL: 7,049 yards (Par 70) Where to watch U.S. Junior Amateur 2025, TV information Players to watch at U.S. Junior Amateur 2025 U.S. Junior Amateur field facts Oldest Competitors: Will Hartman (18, born on 7/28/2006) Youngest Competitors: Luka Tiger Peterman Castillo (13, born on 6/21/2012) Average Age of Field: 16.84 Field breakdown by age: 13: 1 Competitor14: 3 Competitors15: 30 Competitors16: 57 Competitors17: 80 Competitors18: 93 Competitors U.S. states represented (38): Alabama (5), Arizona (5), California (26), Colorado (5), Connecticut (2), Florida (16), Georgia (10), Idaho (1), Illinois (5), Indiana (6), Iowa (2), Kansas (2), Kentucky (1), Louisiana (2), Maryland (2), Massachusetts (3), Michigan (4), Minnesota (6), Mississippi (1), Missouri (5), Nebraska (2), Nevada (1), New Hampshire (3), New Jersey (1), New York (3), North Carolina (11), Ohio (5), Oklahoma (3), Oregon (3), Pennsylvania (3), Puerto Rico (2), South Carolina (4), Tennessee (6), Texas (17), Utah (4), Vermont (1), Virginia (8), Washington (1), Wisconsin (3). International (33): United States of America (186), Australia (2), Bolivia (1), Canada (13), Chinese Taipei (2), Colombia (3), Costa Rica (1), Dominican Republic (1), England (2), Estonia (1), Gibraltar (1), Hong Kong, China (4), Iceland (1), India (1), Indonesia (1), Jordan (4), Mexico (6), Netherlands (1), New Zealand (2), Pakistan (1), Panama (1), People's Republic of China (10), Qatar (1), Republic of Ireland (1), Republic of Korea (2), Scotland (1), Singapore (2), Spain (1), Sweden (1), Switzerland (1), Thailand (5), Ukraine (1), Vietnam (2) Most U.S. Junior Amateur appearances: Edan Cui, Nicholas Gross, Mason Howell, Shiv Parmar and Michael Mikus Vasquez (4). Players in the Top 120 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking (as of 7/17/25): What winner of U.S. Junior Amateur receives What is the format at the U.S. Junior Amateur?


NBC Sports
20-06-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
In battle of tour pros' sons, Gutschewski beats Kuchar for Western Junior title
Trevor Gutschewski proved Thursday that winning golf is never that far away. Gutschewski, the incoming Florida freshman and son of tour pro Scott Gutschewski, had mostly struggled since capturing the U.S. Junior Amateur last July. But fresh off a missed cut at the U.S. Open at Oakmont, Gutschewski got back to his victorious ways with a one-shot win over another son of a PGA Tour veteran, Cameron Kuchar, Matt Kuchar's oldest. With three birdies in his last six holes at the Harvester Club in Rhodes, Iowa, Gutschewski carded a closing 2-under 70 to finish at 7 under. Kuchar, who is committed to TCU for 2026, joined Gutschewski in playing his back nine in 2 under, though a second-round 74 proved too costly after his leading 67 after the first round. Gutschewski beat recent Sunnehanna Amateur winner Tyler Watts in last summer's U.S. Junior final, but he followed with a missed cut at the Korn Ferry Tour's Pinnacle Bank Championship, T-262 at the U.S. Amateur, T-55 at the AJGA Junior Players, T-13 at Nebraska Open and T-24 at the Jones Cup Junior to close the year. Then last March he beat only four players at the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley. He followed with a T-71 at the Terra Cotta Invitational and then posted back-to-back 80s last week at Oakmont. He now joins a list of past Western Junior champions that dates to 1914 and includes Bobby Clampett (1978), Willie Wood (1979), Jim Furyk (1987), Trip Kuehne (1991), Hunter Mahan (1999), Rickie Fowler (2005), Patrick Rodgers (2010), Collin Morikawa (2013) and Kevin Yu (2015).