HOJGA launches 40th season with two tournaments and a clinic
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 8:37 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
The Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association began its 40th season at Three Sticks Golf Course on June 1 and at Marion Country Club on June 9. The initial tournament featured standout performances, including Kolton Crider winning the boys 13-to-15 age group with a score of 66, and Olivia Ross taking the girls division with a 71. HOJGA also hosted a clinic on June 4, attended by 13 junior golfers, focusing on putting, chipping, and iron play fundamentals. The second tournament produced more competitive scores, with Clay Rogers claiming victory in the boys 16-18 division at both events.
- •First tournament held June 1 at Three Sticks Golf Course.
- •Kolton Crider won boys 13-15 group with a 66.
- •Olivia Ross claimed girls division with a 71.
- •Second tournament at Marion Country Club on June 9.
- •Next tournament scheduled for June 15 at the Golf Club of Bucyrus.
- 8:37 PMYahoo Sports — HOJGA starts its 40th year with two tourneys and a clinic for 2026
"The Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association has started its 40th season. Here's how the first two tournaments turned out as well as its annual clinic.
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