AUGUSTA, Ga. — As is always the case at the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals, it was another special Sunday for several junior golfers at Augusta National Golf Club. There were 17 LPGA*USGA Girls Golf participants in the field this year in Georgia, and every single girl represented their respective chapter incredibly well on one of the biggest stages in the junior game, with a handful of those young athletes taking home trophies at the home of the Masters. Take a look at which Girls Golf members earned prizes on April 6 at Augusta National.

Girls 14-15

Abigail Henriksen from DeForest, Wis., won the Girls 14-15 division after earning six points with her drive, 10 points with her chip and nine points with her putt to rack up 25 total points in the competition. She won by four points over Chloe Perfect, and Henriksen’s 10 points in chipping also won her the chipping portion of the tournament.

Girls Golf members Kaylee Bell and Ava Frazier tied for third with 19 points apiece. Bell, who hails from Virginia Beach, Va., won the driving portion of the event with 10 points after hitting a nearly 250-yard tee shot and then earned six points in chipping and three points in putting. Frazier is from Austin, Texas and collected nine points in driving, four points in chipping and six points in putting.

Girls Golf participants Maya Brown, Victoria Davis, Hailey Jung and Ella June Hannant finished sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth, respectively, in the National Finals.

Girls 12-13

Alexandra Phung won the Girls 12-13 division at Augusta National to become just the fourth player in Drive, Chip and Putt history to win two national titles. Phung scored 26 points on Sunday to beat Jenny Guo by two and win her division of the National Finals for the second time since 2023, when she scored 22 points to take home the title in the Girls 10-11 division that year.

Isabella Boettcher came in fourth with 21 points, while Carolina Wynns finished fifth with 19 points. Canada’s Riviera Lindholm was sixth, Natalia Velasquez was seventh and Lucia Romero finished eighth.

Girls 10-11

Bella Simoes gave a fist-pump for the ages when she won the Girls 10-11 division on Sunday at the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals. She triumphed by five points with a 24-point total to win in her first appearance at Augusta National. Girls Golf member Eloise Fetzer tied for second alongside Penelope Philip after posting 19 points in the competition, scoring six points in driving, seven points in chipping and six points in putting.

Ava Nguyen, who hails from Needham, Mass., finished in a tie for ninth after posting 13 points in the three skills challenges.

Girls 7-9

Joey Wolf was the only LPGA*USGA Girls Golf participant in the Girls 7-9 division and finished ninth after earning 11 total points at Augusta National Golf Club.

LPGA*USGA Girls Golf Update: Champions Crowned at Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals

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