Atlantis, FL – Mia Heuberger and Hudson Fee were crowned champions at the Srixon South Florida PGA Junior Medalist Tour event, held July 16-17, 2026, at Lost City Golf Club in Atlantis, Florida. Boys 13–18 Division After the first round, Hudson Fee of Fort Lauderdale and Jack Leen of Port Saint Lucie led the Boys 13–18 Division by one stroke at 4-under. Braden Chamberlain of Pompano Beach and Dylan Schilling of Port Saint Lucie finished round one right behind the leaders at 3-under. With a 1-over second round, Fee earned the championship title, finishing at 3-under. Fee’s performance helped him achieve his first victory on the 2026 Srixon South Florida PGA Medalist Tour. Finishing round two tied for second, Chamberlain and Leen were put into a scorecard playoff, where Chamberlain’s even-par back nine made him the sole runner-up. Leen finished in third position, Schilling finished in fourth place, and Ryan Lavoie of Port Saint Lucie and William Richards of Miami finished tied for fifth. Congratulations to Jake Williams of Coral Gables, scoring a hole-in-one during round one on the eighth hole, playing 160 yards. Williams finished the event tied for seventh with a tournament total of 3-over. Girls 13–18 Division In the Girls 13-18 Division, Mia Heuberger of Palm Beach Gardens fired away in round one, tied in the first position with Jamie Baker of Lake Worth. The two led the field by four strokes after shooting a 4-under-par over Elisa Hernandez of Parkland. With a steady 2-over round two, Heuberger claimed the victory by four shots with a final score of 2-under. This event marks her second tournament win on the Srixon South Florida PGA Medalist Tour for the 2026 season. Petra Compton of Palmetto Bay bounced back in round two with a 1-under performance to finish at 2-over, forcing a scorecard playoff with Hernandez. Ultimately, Hernandez secured the runner-up spot by shooting 1-under on the back nine, leaving Compton in third place. Baker finished in fourth place, and Nishika Koduru of Boca Raton placed fifth.

NAPLES, FL - The 2026 Brendan Cunningham Junior Open concluded today with standout performances and a heartfelt tribute to a cherished figure in South Florida golf. Held at The Rookery at Marco in Naples, Florida, the event welcomed 70 players. Kaden Latreille of Naples captured the Boys 13–18 Division title with an impressive performance over 56 holes. Latreille opened the championship with a 4-under-par 68, highlighted by five birdies. He caught fire in the final round, carding the tournament's low round of 6-under-par 66 to finish at 12-under for the championship and claim the overall title by five strokes. The victory marks Latreille's first on South Florida PGA Junior Tour since joining the Medalist Tour in 2023. Henry Liebwein of Fort Myers finished runner-up in the Boys 13–18 Division at 7-under par for the championship. He climbed three spots on the leaderboard in the final round after firing a 5-under-par 67, then secured second place in a scorecard playoff decided by the scores on holes 10–18.. In the Girls 13–18 Division, Reese McMillan of Jupiter delivered a dominant performance from start to finish. McMillan took the first-round lead after opening with a 3-under-par 69 and never looked back. Her championship was highlighted by a bogey-free final round of 3-under par to secure the title. The victory marks McMillan's second South Florida PGA Junior Major title, with her first coming at the 41st Nicklaus Junior Championship in 2025 at The Bear's Club. Rain Jiang of Sarasota earned runner-up honors after finishing the championship at 4-over par. Formerly known as the South Florida Junior Open, the event was renamed in 2020 to honor Brendan Cunningham, a longtime supporter, dedicated volunteer, and true ambassador for junior golf in South Florida, who passed away in September of that year. In recognition of his outstanding contributions to the game, Cunningham received the 2016 South Florida PGA Distinguished Service Award and was inducted into the South Florida PGA Hall of Fame in 2018. Known for his charismatic personality, colorful socks, and welcoming smile, Brendan left a lasting impact on players, families, and staff. In his memory, participants and spectators wore green and their favorite socks throughout the week, a tradition that continues to celebrate his legacy and love for the game. Cameron Young–Justin Thomas South Florida PGA Junior Challenge Cup With his victory, Latreille secured a spot in the inaugural Cameron Young–Justin Thomas South Florida PGA Junior Challenge Cup, to be contested December 12–14, 2026, at Emerald Dunes Club. The event will feature a 24-player Ryder Cup-style competition with Cameron Young and Justin Thomas serving as team captains. The South Florida PGA extends its sincere thanks to The Rookery at Marco and its staff for their outstanding hospitality and continued support of the South Florida PGA Junior Tour. The Brendan Cunningham Junior Open marked the fifth of nine Junior Majors on the 2026 South Florida PGA Junior Tour schedule. Up next is the SFPGA Junior Cup, scheduled for July 27–29 at BallenIsles Country Club (East Course). Event Leaderboard Event Photos