Career Timeline
Five seasons in the archive — volume, tours, and how the calendar changed.
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152 Tournaments
A stroke-by-stroke record of growing up through competitive golf — 2021–2025.
What happens when an athlete turns years of competition into a dataset about herself?
Tournament Explorer
Browse 100+ tournaments with scores, finishes, and stroke-level detail.
Explore →Shot Analysis
Stroke-by-stroke data on each tournament page — club, lie, decision, result.
Explore →Courses
Bethpage to Pinehurst to Punta Cana — venues that define the map.
Read →Turning Points
The moments that changed the trajectory — not an awards list.
Read →What the Numbers Miss
Pressure, frustration, confidence, recovery, memory.
Read →Career Timeline
Five seasons. One evolving calendar.
Drawn from 152 logged tournaments — from Spring Junior Event at Picatinny (April 2021) through a selective 2025 season of state championships and national junior fields.
2021
22 events
First full season in the book
Twenty-two junior events, mostly across New Jersey and the regional circuit — Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, early US Kids stops, NJ PGA junior events, and local league play. The archive begins at Picatinny Arsenal in April: the first tournament of a multi-year record.
Hurricane · US Kids · NJ PGA · Met PGA
View 2021 tournaments →2022
44 events
Volume year — local tours everywhere
The densest year in the dataset: forty-four tournaments. US Kids local and regional events across North Jersey, Central Jersey, Hudson Valley, Orlando, and San Francisco, plus Hurricane and Met PGA junior starts. A season defined by mileage and repetition more than any single result.
US Kids · Hurricane · Met PGA
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32 events
Still building — first AJGA qualifier
Thirty-two events as US Kids and Hurricane remain the core, with Teen Series and State Invitationals in the mix. An AJGA qualifier appears in the record — an early step onto a harder national stage while the local-tour foundation stays intact.
US Kids · Hurricane · Teen Series · AJGA Qualifier
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41 events
Met PGA Future Series + state championship golf
Forty-one tournaments. Met PGA Future Series becomes a regular beat (Bethpage, Eisenhower, Beekman). AJGA events increase. NYS Federation and NYAIS enter the calendar — school and state championship golf alongside the national junior tours. Notah Begay III and Mid-South Phenom appear as one-offs that stretch geography.
Hurricane · Met PGA · US Kids · AJGA · Federation / NYAIS
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13 events
Selective calendar — bigger stages
Fewer starts, harder fields: AJGA events, NYS Federation, NYAIS, the NYS 18U Junior Amateur at McGregor Links, and the World Teen Championship at Pinehurst #5. Round scores in the archive show mid-70s averages on full events — including a 69 at Wind Watch and rounds in the low 70s at Pinehurst. The season is thinner on volume and heavier on consequence.
AJGA · NYS / Federation / NYAIS · Met PGA · Hurricane
View 2025 tournaments →
Courses
Where the archive was played
Over a hundred distinct venues in the location log — concentrated in New Jersey and New York, with winter weeks in Florida and stretches that reach California, New England, North Carolina, and the Caribbean.
- New Jersey50
- New York32
- Florida21
- PA · CT · MA · NC · CA20
- Dominican Republic3
Bethpage (Green & Red)
Farmingdale, NY
Met PGA Future Series — public championship golf as a regular classroom.
Eisenhower White
East Meadow, NY
Repeated Future Series host; a course that shows up again and again in the log.
Beekman Golf Club
Hopewell Junction, NY
Multiple Met PGA and New York Junior Open starts — Highland/Taconic layouts.
Hudson Hills
New Castle, NY
NYAIS championship venue — school golf under pressure.
Pinehurst #5
Pinehurst, NC
World Teen Championship 2025 — three rounds in the mid-70s on a major junior stage.
ChampionsGate International
ChampionsGate, FL
Most-logged Florida venue — winter and holiday junior golf.
La Cana Golf Club
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
Caribbean Championship — the archive leaves the Northeast.
Seaview Bay Course
Galloway, NJ
Teen Series and coastal New Jersey junior golf.
Galloping Hill & Forsgate
Union / Monroe, NJ
Home-circuit New Jersey — where many early Hurricane and US Kids weeks happened.
McGregor Links & James Baird
Wilton / Pleasant Valley, NY
NYS 18U Junior Amateur and Federation Championship — state-title pressure.
Turning Points
Moments that changed the trajectory
Not a highlight reel of trophies — a reading of how the competitive path shifted, season by season.
2021
The first entry in the log
Picatinny Arsenal, April 2021. Before rankings and stroke databases, there was a first junior start — and the decision to keep playing enough tournaments that a record became possible.
2022
Forty-four tournaments in one year
The volume year. US Kids local tours from New Jersey to Orlando to San Francisco, stacked with Hurricane weeks. The point wasn’t a single breakthrough finish — it was learning how to live inside a competitive calendar.
2023
First AJGA qualifier on the sheet
Still mostly US Kids and Hurricane, but the AJGA qualifier marks a shift: national fields, harder cuts, different pressure. The local-tour foundation stays; the ceiling moves up.
2024
Future Series and school championship golf collide
Met PGA Future Series at Bethpage and Eisenhower becomes routine. Federation and NYAIS enter the year. Competitive golf stops being only a tour schedule — it also becomes a school-team story.
2025
Pinehurst, state titles, fewer starts
World Teen Championship at Pinehurst #5 (73 / 77 / 72). NYS Federation, NYAIS, and the NYS 18U Junior Amateur. AJGA opens. The archive thins from forty-plus events to a selective thirteen — higher stakes per tee time.
Open tournament list →Tournament Moments
On the course
Selected tournament moments, team leadership, and major results.
Shot Analysis
Tournament clips
What the Numbers Miss
After all the data
The scorecard is evidence. It is not the whole story. These are the parts the archive cannot store — and the reason the project stays human.
The walk between shots
A database can store club, lie, and result. It can’t store the three minutes after a missed short putt — or the quiet decision to commit to the next tee shot anyway.
Why forty-four events in 2022 mattered
Volume looks like a spreadsheet total. In practice it was early alarms, car rides, rain delays, and learning how to compete when the week doesn’t feel special. The growth was in the ordinary starts.
School golf vs. junior tour pressure
NYAIS and Federation live in the same archive as AJGA and Hurricane, but they don’t feel the same. Representing a team — and a school — changes how a number sits on the card.
Selective seasons
2025’s thirteen tournaments aren’t “less golf.” They’re a different craft: choosing starts, recovering between bigger fields, and treating each round as evidence rather than inventory.
What the archive is for
The point of 152 tournaments isn’t a résumé line. It’s a way of noticing — so that pressure, confidence, bad decisions, and recovery can be revisited with the honesty the numbers alone won’t provide.
AJGA qualifier
Pressure before a harder national field
public/media/golf/moment-01.mp4
On the Course
Four years of varsity golf, co-captaincy, and #1-player status. 152 tournaments in the archive — junior tours, school championships, and national fields. This page turns that experience into something more: a personal dataset about decision-making, pressure, and growth.
After all the data, the most important section is the one the numbers can't capture.