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Pennsylvania Junior Amateur

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Pennsylvania Junior Championship

Schedule
CourseHershey Country Club - East CourseLocationHershey, PADatesJun 29 — 30, 2026CategoryJunior • Men

About the tournament

36-hole stroke play championship for boys age 18 and younger. There will be a boys 14-18 age division along with an under 13 age division.

Tournament Facts

FormatStroke Play
DivisionsJuniorMen

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Past Champions & Results

1 year on record · 2025

2025 Results

WinnerYenser, Chase65-70 (135)

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