Loading article...
Loading article...
see also: Logan Reilly, View results for Junior Presidents Cup, Medinah Country Club - Course #1
The 15 to 9 score in favor of the United States marks the largest margin of victory in the event's history
The United States put together a dominant singles session to win the fourth Junior Presidents Cup by a score of 15 to 9. Holding a one-point lead heading into the day, the US squad needed 5.5 points to retain the cup. They came out hot, gaining 3.5 points from the first four matches and never looked back.
“It was pretty much even going into the singles today,” United States Captain Charley Hoffmann said. “The scores were all over the place in the morning but we were able to squeak out a few wins and it was fun to be a part of that. I'm so proud of the boys, they overcame some struggles from yesterday and they learned from it and that's all you can ask for. They came out today and played some pretty darn good golf and I’m proud of what they did.”
The Junior Presidents Cup is a two-day, team match-play competition featuring the top 24 junior boys, 19 years old and younger. The juniors are split into teams of 12, half from the United States and the other half from around the world, excluding Europe. Taking place just days before the start of the biennial Presidents Cup, the Junior Presidents Cup was developed to give the world's best non-European juniors a unique playing opportunity to compete in an international team match-play competition and showcase the global reach of junior golf .
The 15 to 9 score marks the largest margin of victory in the event's history. Despite the score being heavily in favor of the United States, many of the singles matches were close. Of the twelve matches, eight made it to the 18th hole, with five ending in a tie.
The United States team was led by Logan Reilly of Lovettsville, Virginia, who earned three points for the United States through the three sessions. He was the only player to earn a full point in four-ball, foursomes and singles matches. He also notched the biggest win of the event with his 6&5 singles victory of Samuel Gonzalez of Colombia.
“This week was awesome,” United States player Logan Reilly said. “It was the most fun week I've ever had. Being out here with the guys and representing the USA was just unreal. Being able to go undefeated during the week just makes you feel so good. You never get to do this as a team and to win in a different country it is something special for sure.”

The Junior Presidents Cup features two days of match play with 12 of the best players from the United States and 12 players from the rest of the world with the exception of Europe. The event kicks off Presidents Cup week, at the end of which the prof...

Meet the Amateurs in the 2026 Masters: Six Different Paths to Augusta National
Apr 8, 2026From teenage phenoms to seasoned dreamers, the amateur class at the 2026 Masters brings six compelling stories to AugustaMasters: Memorable performances by amateurs in the last 40 years
Apr 2, 2026A Mid-Amateur legend and a 14 year old have won low-amateur honors at Augusta National over the years
U.S. Open Qualifying 2026: Local & Final Qualifying Sites for Shinnecock
Apr 8, 2026The road to Shinnecock Hills begins in April as 110 local qualifying sites and 13 final qualifying venues are set.
San Francisco City Championship: Champions Crowned
Mar 22, 2026Joey Hayden, Gianna Singh, Bob Niger, and Jeff Thomas capped championship week with title-winning performances at Harding Park.
2026 Augusta National Women's Amateur: Full Field Preview, Favorites & How to Watch
Mar 30, 202648 of the top 50 players in the world. Two past champions. One teenager who lost by a single stroke last year.