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The PGA Tour G-1 Series 10-piece Junior left handed Golf Club Set is designed for junior golfers ages 8-12 or juniors between the heights of 5'2" and 5'10". Empower your Junior to take their first swing at the game of golf with this perfectly designed set of golf clubs. Having the right fit is crucial, so be sure to pick the size that suits your junior golfer. Remember that player height is the most important factor when choosing the right set of clubs. Proceeds from every PGA TOUR golf club set purchase benefit First Tee, a nonprofit organization teaching kids and teens how to play golf.

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Have a young golfer in your life? Head on over to Walmart.com where you can grab this PGA Tour G1 Series Junior Golf Club 5-Piece Set online for just $49 shipped (regularly $98)!

Recommended for ages 5-8, this junior golf club set is perfect for those learning the game and building their skillset. This set includes everything your young one needs to find success out on the green.

Included in this kids golf club set is a 14″ Fairway Driver designed to give a higher loft for young swingers, plus a lightweight 7 iron that’s designed for an easy, forgiving swing. It also includes a putter designed to promote accuracy which will help improve a young player’s confidence!

All the junior golf clubs come with a non-slip grip. They fit perfectly in the included stand bag that features two pockets for organization, a rain cover, and shoulder straps for added comfort.

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Golf australia set to ink surprise deal with liv golf to fund junior pathways program.

Golf Australia has signed a surprise offer with LIV Golf , as Greg Norman offers a financial commitment to Australia's new junior development program.

LIV Golf was founded in 2021 with former professional golfer Norman appointed as CEO.

The league features some of the world's best players including Aussie Cameron Smith , with the organisation spending billions of dollars in sign-on fees and prize money to attract players from the rival PGA Tour competitions.

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The Sydney Morning Herald reported that anonymous sources that LIV and Smith's Ripper GC franchise will make a financial commitment to Australia's official junior development program My Golf - designed to introduce children to the sport.

Norman has previously taken aim at Australian authorities for rejecting discussions with LIV, however, a deal looks to be on the cards in South Australia.

An official announcement from the sporting body is expected in the coming days.

LIV's second Australian tournament began in Adelaide on Friday and is projected to be viewed by over 80,000 fans.

Cam Smith of Ripper GC tees off at LIV Adelaide.(Photo by Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images)  Getty

The tournament, which is taking place at Grange Golf Club, will have an established area for children to learn how to play as the likes of Smith, John Rahm, and Brooks Koepka battle to take home a purse worth $6,230,000 AUD.

The prize money is the largest reward ever offered on Australian shores and will be a step forward in helping the sport grow across the nation.

Norman ruled out hosting a second LIV event each year in Australia earlier this week, despite the growing participation rates and popularity of the Adelaide tournament - which was named the world's biggest golf event for 2023.

"I knew the value of Australia, what Australia can represent to the game of golf, and what Australia lacked," Norman said.

"Basically, the fans spoke in droves last year. They continue to speak this year."

LIV withdrew its long-standing application for the official world golf rankings to grant status to their tournaments last month.

The primary events of the PGA of Australia - the Australian PGA and the Australian Open - are both co-sanctioned by the DP World Tour, with local officials continuing to uphold their support and commitment to the traditional circuits.

LIV Golf, which is financially supported by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, is still working towards an agreement to end the sport's civil war with the PGA Tour.

Kieran Vincent during LIV Adelaide at The Grange Golf Club. (Photo by Mark Brake/Getty Images)  Getty

Lucas Herbert, the latest addition to Australia's LIV defector list, revealed he has "no regrets" making the switch to join Smith earlier this year , claiming it is a "refreshing change."

"I'm really loving the new schedule, the new tour, the new format and everything [that goes with it]," Herbert said.

"There's definitely no regrets about joining. It's a really exciting thing to be a part of.

"You watch from the sidelines, and it felt like the team aspect was a bit laughable really. You just didn't think how these guys cared about the team.

"But it was amazing once I came over to experience how much guys do care about the team. It's been really good to sit down on a Sunday night and think about that.

"It's really unique to the product."

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What Happened

In just a few short months, the USGA’s inaugural U.S. National Junior Team has already produced a plethora of successful results.

Among the eight boys and 10 girls named to the squad, Asterisk Talley claimed a USGA championship (U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball) two weeks ago and on May 6 qualified for this week’s U.S. Women’s Open Presented by Ally. Gianna Clemente won this month’s American Junior Golf Association Mizuho Americas Open at Liberty National against a stellar field, 15-year-old high school freshman Miles Russell posted a top-20 finish in a Korn Ferry Tour event in his native Florida, and a few weeks later, Blades Brown, a 17-year-old rising high school junior, tied for 26th in the PGA Tour’s Myrtle Beach (S.C.) Classic.

On a sunny but breezy Tuesday at Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Wissahickon Course, Brown, of Nashville, Tenn., continued his march for USGA title No. 2 for the USNJT. Along with partner and fellow Tennessean Jackson Herrington, 18, of Dickson, the duo posted a pair of victories to reach the semifinals of the 9th U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship.

In the quarterfinals, Brown and Herrington, who will play for the University of Tennessee in the fall, took out 2022 semifinalists Evan Beck, 33, of Virginia Beach, Va., and Dan Walters, 39, of Winston-Salem, N.C., 2 and 1. Beck, the 2023 U.S. Mid-Amateur and 2008 U.S. Junior Amateur runner-up, was the highest-ranked competitor in the field at No. 54 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking®/WAGR®. Earlier on Tuesday, Brown and Herrington eliminated New Mexico State teammates Javier Delgadillo and Aidan Thomas, 5 and 3.

“It's been awesome,” said Brown of being a part of the groundbreaking U.S. National Development Program. “To be able to represent a nation … is incredible. And then to see all of my friends, Gianna, Miles, all these guys doing some amazing things fires me up and gives me fuel to go out and pursue and play really good golf.

“It's a huge honor to be able to be part of that team. Coach [Chris] Zambri, the head coach, he has been awesome. Very analytical. Helped me with course management.”

Brown and Herrington now face Furman University teammates Trey Diehl, 20, of Orlando, Fla., and Mac Scott, 22, of Birmingham, Ala., in the second of the two semifinals on Wednesday morning. The other semifinal will feature Scottsdale, Ariz., residents Sam Engel, 29, and Brian Blanchard, 31, against Floridians Will Davenport, 31, of Palm City, and Mike Smith, 33, of Ponte Vedra Beach.

Beck and Walters, who was his partner’s assistant coach at Wake Forest, jumped out to an early 2-up lead with a winning par on No. 1 and birdie at the 95-yard, par-3 third. Brown, No. 153 in the WAGR, and Herrington answered with wins on Nos. 4 and 5, the latter a birdie. With the match tied at the turn, Brown rolled in a 16-foot birdie at the par-3 10th to give the side the lead for good. That kickstarted a three-hole stretch of birdies by Brown that built the side’s lead to 3 up, including a chip-in on No. 11. Beck and Walters birdied the 13th to get one hole back, but the sides tied the remaining four holes with pars.  

“I knew more about the second guys because I had our walking scorer yesterday, he DM'd me on Instagram,” said Herrington of the side’s quarterfinal foes. “He was like, ‘Hey, these guys are really good with irons, so watch for that.’ That's all I really knew. I knew them because they were in front of us yesterday. We saw a little glimpse of them, but we didn't see much of anybody. We just stuck to our own game plan and went from there.” 

Sam Engel (left) and Brian Blanchard surpassed their own expectations in reaching the semifinals at Philadelphia Cricket Club. (USGA/Jonathan Ernst)

Diehl and Scott punched their ticket to the semis with a 3-and-1 victory over No. 2 seeds and ex-Middle Tennessee State teammates Payne Denman and Brett Patterson. The match swung when Diehl/Scott made three consecutive birdies from No. 6 to take a 2-up lead, which they maintained until closing out the match on the par-4 17th. The side birdied 16 and 17 and was the equivalent of 7 under par, with the usual match-play concessions.

In the Round of 16, they eliminated Tug Maude and John Sawin, 2 up.

“The course played a lot tougher today than the last couple days,” said Scott, who just recently returned to competitive golf after injuring his left wrist in December while playing intramural basketball. “This course is so long, and [the] pins felt a little tougher. We knew it was kind of going to be a grind.

[Our Round-of-16 match in the morning] was lots of pars. We were just kind of getting by with pars and a birdie every now and then. Then for whatever reason in the second match both teams were making putts, and it was kind of a mentality where we knew we were only going to win if we made birdies. I don't know if it that kind of kicked us into gear or we just played a little better.”

Blanchard and Engel only managed two birdies – Engel holed 15-footers on the par-5 seventh and 12th holes – en route to knocking out Michigan natives Bradley Bastion and Anthony Sorentino, 5 and 4. It’s the largest margin of victory in any quarterfinal match in the brief nine-year history of the championship. The Arizonans, who did not lose a hole, also managed winning pars on Nos. 2, 8 and 11.

Engel played collegiately at Cal State Northridge in the Los Angeles area, where he was a two-time Academic All-American. After graduating in 2017 with a degree in tourism/recreational management, the left-hander briefly tried mini-tour golf before regaining his amateur status in 2020. Last year, he won the Arizona Mid-Amateur.

Three years ago, he befriended Blanchard, who attended Arizona State but didn’t play on the golf team. He chose to focus on being a software engineer and has seen his game blossom post college. He qualified for the 2017 U.S. Mid-Amateur and 2018 U.S. Amateur.

“When I'm not playing golf, I'm sitting behind a desk writing code,” said Blanchard. “I just wanted to chase the Mid-Am a little bit when I graduated, so I joined a club (Desert Forest in Carefree) and started grinding, and now we're here.” 

Furman University teammates Mac Scott (right) and Trey Diehl celebrate their 3-and-1 quarterfinal victory on Tuesday. (USGA/Jonathan Ernst)

Davenport has already experienced one USGA national championship, but that came as a caddie in the 2019 U.S. Mid-Amateur at Colorado Golf Club when he picked up the bag of Australian Lukas Michel after being eliminated in the Round of 64. The two had met when Davenport, a consultant for The Boston Group and former captain of the Yale University golf team, took a year off after graduation to live Down Under. Michel would become the first international winner of the Mid-Am.

That same year (2019), Davenport won the Philadelphia Mid-Amateur while taking post-graduate classes at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania en route to a master’s degree. While living in Philadelphia, he joined Whitemarsh Valley Country Club, just a short distance from Philadelphia Cricket Club, where he’s still a member.

He and Smith, an ex-James Madison University golfer who operates his own college recruiting advisory service, became friends competing in Florida events and have now qualified for three U.S. Amateur Four-Balls, including 2021 when Michel caddied for them at a Florida qualifier. But this is the first time they have qualified for match play.

“We’ve played a lot of good golf together in the state of Florida,” said Smith. “We know our good stuff is good. If we keep focused on what we’re doing, we’ll be OK.”

Cheered on by several Whitemarsh Valley members, Davenport and Smith rallied to defeat Michigan natives Ricky Shilts and Chester Vandenberg, 2 up. The duo fell 2 down after four holes, but Davenport converted a 25-foot birdie on No. 5 to turn the momentum. Birdies on seven and nine gave the side a 1-up lead, only to see Shilts and Vandenberg tie things up with a birdie on No. 11.

The deciding shot came from Smith on the par-4 16th when he stuffed a 122-yard wedge approach to 4 feet that set up a winning birdie. Davenport’s birdie putt was eventually conceded on the closing hole.

“Every time [the wind] blew I looked at him and said, this is it. This is what we want,” said Smith of the conditions that saw gusts as high as 25 miles per hour. “We’re beach boys”

Added Davenport: “Those coastal courses get a lot of wind exposure. We didn't under club a lot into the wind, which was big. We kept the ball in front of us, but we didn't underappreciate the value of the wind.”

When the match concluded, the two players, their caddies – Whitemarsh Valley’s Brian Borrmann for Davenport and incoming St. Joseph’s University freshman Aidan Farkas from nearby Ardmore – and some friends gathered on the green for a victory photo.

They hope for another one late on Wednesday afternoon, this time with the trophy in hand.

After failing to qualify for match play in their first two U.S. Amateur Four-Ball starts, Mike Smith (left) and Will Davenport find themselves in the semifinals of the 2024 edition at Philadelphia Cricket Club. (USGA/Jonathan Ernst)

What’s Next

The semifinal matches will go off at 7 a.m. and 7:20 a.m. EDT, followed by the 18-hole championship match scheduled for 1 p.m. Admission is free, and spectators are encouraged to attend. Parking is available at nearby Chestnut Hill College with shuttle service to the golf course.

• The four quarterfinalists who failed to advance are exempt into the 2025 championship at Plainfield Country Club in Edison, N.J., provided the side remains intact. The dates of the championship are May 17-21. The stroke-play co-host will be Echo Lake Country Club in Westfield, N.J.
• USGA CEO Mike Whan took a brief detour on his way to the U.S. Women’s Open Presented by Ally at Lancaster (Pa.) Country Club to take in Day 2 of match play.
• The run for the two “local” favorites, Tug Maude and John Sawin , came to an end in a 2-down defeat in the Round of 16. While both players no longer live in the area – Maude in Atlanta and Sawin in Pebble Beach, Calif. – the duo grew up together at nearby Merion Golf Club and enjoyed a Philadelphia reunion this week. Maude, who played Philadelphia Cricket Club two years ago in the Pennsylvania Open, stayed with a family friend and Sawin stayed at his parents’ house with his wife and two children. Sawin is the director of golf at Pebble Beach, site of six U.S. Opens and last year’s U.S. Women’s Open.
• USGA officials moved the tee up on the par-3 third hole to 95 yards, the shortest it has played for the championship.
• Award-winning golf writer Michael Bamberger, who is a longtime Philadelphia Cricket Club member, stopped by to take in the quarterfinal matches.

“I have to go buy socks and underwear because I didn't pack to make it that far. Safe to say it exceeded expectations. I need to buy another shirt too.” – Will Davenport after reaching the semis

“I think the wind definitely played a huge factor, but it's also mental. Going onto the back nine I'm sure when I chipped in on hole 11 those guys were like, golly. I think just controlling your mind and just playing the golf that you know how to play will definitely take you far.” – Blades Brown on the challenging conditions

“This is such a beautiful course and piece of property. There was only eight groups [in the morning] and then down to four. It felt like we had the place to ourselves pretty much, which was awesome. And with the wind, personally I really enjoy playing in the wind because I like knocking my shots down and kind of driving them in, so I feel like it played to our advantage today.” – Trey Diehl

“We play a lot of four-ball golf together, and I think we've always kind of believed that we were a good team. I think just getting out here and having the results is obviously just kind of helps us believe even more.” – Sam Engel

David Shefter is a senior staff writer for the USGA. Email him at [email protected] .

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