The US Girls’ Junior quarterfinals and semifinals will be contested on Friday, beginning at 8 a.m. EDT and 1:15 p.m. ET, respectfully.
Saturday’s 36-hole championship match is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. and continue following the lunch break. Here’s a closer look at the Quarterfinalists.
Grace Carter, 15, of Jupiter, Fla., continued her strong play at Atlanta Athletic Club’s Riverside Course with a pair of victories on Thursday to reach the quarterfinals of the 76th U.S. Girls’ Junior.
Carter opened the day with a 3-and-2 win over Lucinda Wu, 16, of Monterey, Calif., in the Round of 32, and then eliminated Clairey Lin, 15, of Canada, 1 up, in the Round of 16.
The 77th US Junior Amateur kicks off next week from Trinity Forest Golf Club.
Here’s a closer look at the 264 players in the field.
PXG® is proud to introduce the latest innovation in its acclaimed Zero Torque (ZT) putter lineup – the all-new PXG Hellcat® ZT Putter. Priced at just $249.99, this blade-style beauty delivers all the performance benefits of PXG’s groundbreaking Zero Torque Balance Technology at a price that invites every golfer to make the switch.
Joining the PXG Allan® ZT and PXG Bat Attack® ZT, the Hellcat ZT rounds out PXG’s Zero Torque putter lineup to include three distinct head shapes – mallet, mid-mallet, and now blade. This trifecta gives golfers the freedom to choose their preferred shape without sacrificing the stability and consistency that Zero Torque Balance Technology delivers.
Natalie Yen already etched her name into the USGA record books once this year – and she’s not done chasing history. The 18-year-old from West Linn, Ore., who captured the 2025 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball title in May, took the next step toward an even rarer feat on Wednesday at the 76th U.S. Girls’ Junior, winning her Round-of-64 match at Atlanta Athletic Club.
With another deep run over the next three days, Yen could become just the fifth female to win two USGA championships in the same calendar year.
The new Ping i240 irons are inviting more players to the table with something new and something old. The something new is absolute performance improvements that will clearly benefit different groups of players. The something old is that i230 familiarity which keeps just enough of the "if it's not broke don't fix it," overall i-Series goodness.
You can read all about the new features and technologies of the i240 irons on Ping's website. And I'll have a stand alone i240 irons review after my build arrives. This review is going to focus on head-to-head comparisons between the previous model i230 irons and these new i240 irons. And i240 truly has something irresistibly awesome for everyone.
Grace Carter, 15, of Jupiter, Fla., carded a bogey-free, 4-under 67 on Tuesday morning at Atlanta Athletic Club’s Riverside Course in Johns Creek, Ga., wrapping up her stroke play portion of the 76th U.S. Girls' Junior Championship at 6-under-par 136 and atop the leader board as play was suspended due to darkness with 24 players still needing to complete their second rounds.
Carter recorded just a single bogey during stroke play, on her final hole (No. 9) Monday afternoon. Starting on No. 1 Tuesday morning, Carter birdied the first and fourth holes before stringing together eight consecutive pars, interrupted only by another birdie on No. 13. She’d play her last four holes in 1-under-par, chipping in from off the green on No. 17.
Devereux Golf, known for blending bold style with golf performance, is launching the Livery Collection, a limited-edition capsule that fuses the aesthetics of vintage motorsport with the spirit of modern golf culture. The collection is available now exclusively at devereuxgolf.com.
Inspired by the iconic designs and colorways of racing’s golden era, the Livery Collection features a bold lineup of graphic tees, embroidered headcovers, and custom-designed A-frame caps — all rooted in the traditions of speed, rivalry, and individuality.
FootJoy, the #1 Shoe in Golf, has once again partnered with Harris Tweed Hebrides to introduce two new limited edition models ahead of the 153rd Open Championship.
This year’s collection is inspired by the traditions of Royal Portrush Golf Club and the cultural heritage of its coastal hinterland. An intricately woven plaid pattern set with the classic FootJoy Premiere Series silhouette makes for a unique shoe fit for the Dunes and beyond.
Nicklaus Companies is pleased to congratulate Jack Nicklaus™brand ambassador Neal Shipley, who captured his second professional victory on Sunday by coming from behind to edge out Jorge Fernández Valdés and Kevin Dougherty for a one-stroke victory at The Ascendant.
Outfitted in Jack Nicklaus Apparel, the 24-year-old Shipley is winning in style. The former Ohio State Buckeye earned his first victory on the Korn Ferry Tour this past April by sinking a 38-foot birdie putt to defeat Seungtaek Lee on the fifth playoff hole of the LECOM Suncoast Classic. With this latest victory Shipley has cracked the top 100 in the Official World Golf Rankings for the first time in his career, currently sitting at No. 94.
PUMA GOLF and REIGNING CHAMP released today the FIELD TO FAIRWAY collection, an apparel, footwear and headwear collaboration inspired by the universal language of sport. The limited-edition capsule bridges the worlds of football and golf by blurring athletic boundaries in an evocative clash of environments.
Influenced by football culture and built for golf performance, the FIELD TO FAIRWAY collection reimagines the golfer’s kit, drawing from PUMA’s storied football heritage and REIGNING CHAMP’s modern legacy in athletic wear.
Titleist announces new Scotty Cameron Phantom Black putters, a limited release lineup of four new Phantom mallets made with tour-inspired modifications and features, each in an elegant Tour Black finish.
In select Titleist golf shops worldwide beginning Friday, July 25, the new Phantom Black putters will be offered in four models: the Phantom Black 5.5 (available in right-hand and left-hand), Phantom Black 7, Phantom Black 9.2R and Phantom Black 11. These special release models showcase new, tour-developed setups, player-preferred shapes, custom alignment cues, unique shaft configurations, chain-link face milling, modern head weights and a Tour Black finish.
Rinka Nakayama, 16, of Japan, recorded a 5-under 66 on Monday morning to take the solo lead after the first round of the 2025 U.S. Girls’ Junior at Atlanta Athletic Club’s Riverside Course in Johns Creek, Ga.
Playing in the first group off No. 10, Nakayama completed her outward nine bogey free, tallying three birdies prior to making the turn and recording one more on the par-4 2nd (her 11th), before stumbling with her only blemish of the day, a bogey, on No. 4.
SiriusXM will offer listeners nationwide a live broadcast of The 153rd Open this July 17-20 at Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland.
SiriusXM will air 45 hours of live on-course coverage of golf’s original championship across all four rounds of play on The Open Radio channel, which is available to listeners in their cars on channel 92 and on the SiriusXM app.
PXG proudly congratulates LPGA professional golfer Gina Kim on her commanding victory at the Epson Tour’s Hartford HealthCare Women’s Championship.
Demonstrating exceptional skill and poise, Kim secured her third win of the 2025 season with a final score of 14-under, finishing six strokes clear of the field at Great River Golf Club.
I told you last week on social media that one of my all-time favorite guest reviews is coming. And here it is. Daniel won my recent Club Champion iron fitting and custom built set of irons giveaway. And in one month since putting them in play he's lowered his handicap almost three strokes. Talk about confirmation of Better Fit, Lower Scores!
Since putting his new irons in play Daniel also took the medalist position and is advancing to the final of the Vegas Golf Series. And Daniel was so impressed and thrilled with the Club Champion fitting process he's going back for a driver and/or putter fitting next. Golf has always been a big part of Daniel's life and his Club Champion fitting was one of the best golf experiences he's ever had.
8AM Golf, the world’s leading holding company of premium golf-related brands, today announced the sale of top golf GPS app GolfLogix to Revelyst, Inc., parent company of Foresight Sports and Bushnell Golf, the industry leaders in the design of golf launch monitors, simulators and high-performance range finders.
Founded in May 1999, GolfLogix was the first company to introduce handheld GPS to the golf industry and holds a U.S. patent for its unique GPS and Internet-based club tracking application. 8AM Golf acquired GolfLogix in 2014 and has carefully managed its growth as it became the most downloaded app in golf. To date, more than seven million golfers have downloaded the GolfLogix app to smartphones and watches worldwide. GolfLogix has now mapped more than 40,000 courses worldwide and is home to the largest and most up-to-date golf course database in existence. GolfLogix’s software also manages scorekeeping and stat tracking, uploading the information to an online clubhouse community where golfers can interact and compete with millions of other players worldwide.
Shot Scope, an industry leader in golf GPS, rangefinder, and shot tracking technology, announces the PRO L5 laser rangefinder designed for ultimate clarity.
The first in the brand’s line-up to feature an ultra-clear OLED display, the PRO L5 delivers sharp visuals and enhanced readability in all lighting conditions.
Stonycroft Hills Golf Club, a long-standing, private club in the heart of Bloomfield Hills, has approved the comprehensive master plan renovation project led by golf course architect Christopher Wilczynski, ASGCA, of C.W. Golf Architecture.
Construction is scheduled to begin in August 2025, with the completion targeted for the end of October 2025.
NBC Sports surrounds the 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush Golf Club in Northern Ireland, with comprehensive live coverage July 17-20 across NBC, Peacock and USA Network.
In total, NBC Sports will present nearly 50 hours of traditional live championship coverage Thursday-Sunday – and nearly 200 hours of live coverage surrounding the Open Championship in total.