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Oklahoma’s Ryder Cowan, viewed as the underdog, defeated world No. 4 Miles Russell in a U.S. Amateur match at Merion, sealing the win with a dramatic chip-in on the 17th and clutch pars; Cowan advances and could earn a Walker Cup nod.
Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell surprised his dad Joe Russell by handing over the bag to him as caddie for the final walk up the 18th at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, a heartfelt Father’s Day moment captured on NBC after Miles was cleared by USGA officials to do so.
Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell had his father caddie him through his U.S. Open debut at Shinnecock Hills in a Father’s Day surprise.
Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell, the world’s top-ranked junior, will have Charlie Woods (Tiger Woods’ son) as his caddie for the 36-hole U.S. Open final qualifier at BallenIsles. The pair are close friends and Florida State commits for 2027, with Woods having just qualified for his third straight U.S. Junior Amateur as Russell eyes advancement in the qualifier.
15-year-old Miles Russell, who made history on the Korn Ferry Tour, will debut on the PGA Tour at the Rocket Mortgage Classic later this month. Russell, a high school freshman from Jacksonville Beach, Fla., accepted a sponsor exemption and aims to test his skills against top players. He previously became the youngest boy to earn player of the year recognition from the American Junior Golf Association, surpassing a record set by Tiger Woods.
15-year-old golf prodigy Miles Russell has been granted a sponsor exemption to play in the PGA TOUR's Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, making him one of the youngest players to debut on the tour. Russell has already achieved significant milestones, including winning the Junior PGA Championship and becoming the youngest player to make a cut on the Korn Ferry Tour.
15-year-old Miles Russell will make his PGA Tour debut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic on June 27, 2024, after becoming the youngest player to make the cut and finish in the top 25 on the Korn Ferry Tour. The high school freshman from Jacksonville Beach, Florida, was awarded a sponsor's exemption and is excited to compete against the world's best golfers.
Miles Russell, a 15-year-old golf prodigy and the youngest player to make the cut on the Korn Ferry Tour, will make his PGA Tour debut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic later this month. Russell, the reigning American Junior Golf Association Player of the Year, received a sponsor's exemption to compete in the event, which will be held at Detroit Golf Club from June 27-30.
15-year-old Miles Russell becomes the youngest player to make the cut in a Korn Ferry Tour event, carding rounds of 68-66 at the LECOM Suncoast Classic and securing a spot in the weekend rounds. His impressive performance marks his PGA TOUR-sanctioned debut, showcasing his potential as a future pro golfer. With a strong junior record and a promising skill set, Russell's achievement highlights his talent and determination in the sport.