Golf Canada’s Junior Skills Challenge National Event heads to TPC Toronto

OAKVILLE, Ont. – The 2021 Junior Skills Challenge National Event will take place on August 29th at the prestigious TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley.

A total of 26 golfers from four age groups will compete in the 12th edition of the National Junior Skills Challenge which brings together the top-scoring juniors from coast-to-coast.

The participating junior golfers will compete in a three-part skills challenge (putting, chipping and driving) with one overall winner per age group and gender.

Golf Canada, in partnership with Cobra and Puma Golf along with the PGA of Canada will host the 2021Junior Skills Challenge National Event on Sunday, August 29 at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. The event is the culmination of more than 1,500 Junior Skills Challenge participants who competed at 80 qualifying events held across Canada.

The field is comprised of 26 golfers from across Canada, all selected from the top of the Junior Skills Challenge National Leaderboard.

Format

Driving: Each competitor receives three drives. Points are awarded and dependent on distance and aim of the drive. The drive must come to rest within the 30-yard width to qualify for points. The number of points is dependent on the distances completed.

Chipping: Each competitor receives three shots. Points are awarded and dependent on the distance of the chip from the target.

Putting: Each competitor receives one putt each from each distance of 5, 10 and 20 feet. Points are awarded for holing the putt and for proximity to the hole.

The winners of the Junior Skills Challenge National Event will receive prizing courtesy of program partner, Cobra-Puma Golf. The winners of the National Event in the boys and girls 15 to 18 age groups will also receive an exemption into their local NextGen Championship in 2022.

On August 28th, Junior Skills Challenge National Event participants will have the opportunity to play the prestigious TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley layout in an exciting match play format, outfitted by program sponsor Cobra-Puma Golf.

For more information on the Junior Skills Challenge National Event, click here.

Participants

Girls 8-and-under

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Eily Kim Pitt Meadows Golf Club Burnaby BC
McKinley Stewart Sawmill Golf Course Fenwick ON
Emily Joy The Glencoe Golf & Country Club Calgary AB
Brynlee Chappell Vespra Hills Golf Club Barrie ON

Girls 9-11

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Claira Frizzell Hartlen Point Golf Club Halifax NS
Alexis Card Galt Country Club Cambridge ON
Brooke Halbauer Leduc Golf Club Edmonton AB

Girls 12-14

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Tatum Lohnes Osprey Ridge Golf Club Bridgewater NS
Alexandra Botsis Club de golf Rosemere Rosemere QC
Claire Hu Whitlock Golf and Country Club Montreal QC
Sophie Dhaliwal Wingfield Golf Club Calgary AB

Girls 15-18

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Ava MacDonald Antigonish Golf Club Antigonish NS
Joline Truong Trafalgar Golf & Country Club Mississauga ON
Sarah Maude Lefebvre Golf Saint-Prime sur le Lac St-Prime QC

Boys 8-and-under

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Carrick Frizzell Hartlen Point Golf Club Halifax NS
Borden Nicholson Brule Point Golf Course Pictou NS
Benjamin Hannela Peace Portal Golf Club & Langley Junior Development Program South Surrey BC

Boys 9-11

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Andrew Sudicky St. Thomas Golf and Country Club Dutton ON
Luke MacDonald The Glencoe Golf & Country Club Calgary AB
Noah Moreau Club de golf Lotbinière Saint-Gilles QC

Boys 12-14

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Robin Benoit Golf Saint-Prime sur le Lac St-Félicien QC
Jager Pain Eagles Nest Golf Club Toronto ON
Andrew Leon Lakeside Golf Club Calgary AB

Boys 15-18

Name Home Club Hometown Province
Jackson Wingert The Willow’s Golf & Country Club Saskatoon SK
John Kingdon Sawmill Golf Course Grimsby ON
Griffin Patterson Centennial Park Golf Centre Toronto ON
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