The event also brings players from around the world; 12
countries including the United States were represented
in the finals alone. Others included Canada, China,
Colombia, Guatemala, Japan, Kazakhstan, Mexico,
Myanmar, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand.
host them during the tournament.
“AJGA provides a venue to form
young players’ characters,” he said.
The event also brings players
from around the world; 12 countries
including the United States were
represented in the finals alone.
Others included Canada, China,
Colombia, Guatemala, Japan,
Kazakhstan, Mexico, Myanmar,
South Korea, Taiwan and
Thailand.
“We take a lot of pride and
pleasure in hosting quality golf,
wherever it comes from,” said Rob
Field. “I love the fact that we have
multiple countries and multiple
cultures.”
“I think it’s remarkable that we
have so many first-timers from
other countries,” said Lauren Field.
According to Rob, there are firsttimers who are already committed
to coming back.
The events of the tournament
concluded with an awards ceremony
in the Palmer’s on the Bluff dining
room. Rickert announced the top
scores and presented the winners
with prizes, both of whom made
short speeches which included
thanks to the staff.
“It’s been awesome,” said Levi
of her overall experience at Junior
at the Bluffs. She connected this
positivity to the work done by the
staffs and volunteers at the event.
Rickert said that the tournament
is one of his favorite events. “I call
this the hidden gem of the AJGA
events.”
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