November 7–8, 2026 | Arrowood Golf Course | Oceanside, California
The Future Champions Golf National Tour returned to Arrowood Golf Course in Oceanside, California, for the 2026 FCG National Tour Veterans Championship, bringing together a strong field of junior golfers for two exciting days of championship competition
Players traveled from throughout California and across the country, including Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, and beyond, to compete in the Boys and Girls College Prep divisions.
With impressive scoring, outstanding final-round performances, and tightly contested leaderboards, the weekend showcased the talent and dedication of the next generation of competitive golfers.
Boys College Prep: Justin Shackelford Claims Victory at 6-Under Par
Congratulations to Justin Shackelford of La Habra, California, who captured the Boys College Prep Championship with rounds of 67 and 69 for an outstanding 6-under-par total of 136.
Shackelford opened the tournament with an impressive 4-under-par 67 to take an early lead and followed it with a steady 2-under-par 69 on Sunday to secure the championship by a single stroke.
Joseph Anderson of Eastsound, Washington, made a tremendous final-round charge, firing a 5-under-par 66 to finish runner-up at 5-under-par 137.
Myles Langford of Bend, Oregon, rounded out the top three with rounds of 72 and 68, finishing at 2-under-par 140.
Boys College Prep — Top Finishers
| Place | Player | Scores | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Justin Shackelford | 67–69 | 136 (-6) |
| 2 | Joseph Anderson | 71–66 | 137 (-5) |
| 3 | Myles Langford | 72–68 | 140 (-2) |
| 4 | Quinn Hensley | 76–65 | 141 (-1) |
| T5 | Princeton Wong | 73–69 | 142 (E) |
| T5 | Steve Yoo | 73–69 | 142 (E) |
| T5 | Ethan Hunter | 73–69 | 142 (E) |
| T5 | James Santos III | 70–72 | 142 (E) |
| T5 | Warren Riady | 69–73 | 142 (E) |
Boys Tournament Highlights
One of the most impressive performances of the championship came from Quinn Hensley of San Marcos, California, who fired a spectacular final-round 65, the lowest completed round recorded in the Boys College Prep division.
After opening with a 76, Hensley improved by 11 strokes on Sunday, moving into fourth place at 1-under-par 141.
Other notable final-round performances included Joseph Anderson’s 66, Myles Langford’s 68, and Aadhavan Prasad’s 68.
Nine boys finished at even par or better, showcasing the depth of competition throughout the field.
Girls College Prep: Hudsyn Hunter Wins Championship
Congratulations to Hudsyn Hunter of Coto de Caza, California, who earned the Girls College Prep Championship with rounds of 70 and 72 for an even-par total of 142.
Hunter started strong with a 1-under-par 70 in Saturday’s opening round and followed with a 72 on Sunday to secure a two-shot victory.
Mia Huang of La Jolla, California, delivered two consistent rounds of 72 to finish runner-up at 2-over-par 144.
Third place was shared by Lindsey Park of Rolling Hills Estates, California, and Audrey H. Lee of San Diego, California. Both players recorded rounds of 74 and 71 to finish at 3-over-par 145.
Girls College Prep — Top Finishers
| Place | Player | Scores | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hudsyn Hunter | 70–72 | 142 (E) |
| 2 | Mia Huang | 72–72 | 144 (+2) |
| T3 | Lindsey Park | 74–71 | 145 (+3) |
| T3 | Audrey H. Lee | 74–71 | 145 (+3) |
| T5 | McKenzie Lane | 75–72 | 147 (+5) |
| T5 | Fatima Wahnnatah | 75–72 | 147 (+5) |
| T5 | Olivia Kim | 72–75 | 147 (+5) |
| T8 | Jessica Yue | 76–72 | 148 (+6) |
| T8 | Irelyn Hunter | 77–71 | 148 (+6) |
Girls Tournament Highlights
Hudsyn Hunter’s opening-round 70 was the lowest round of the girls championship, setting the tone for her victory.
Lindsey Park and Audrey H. Lee both finished strong with final-round 71s to move into a tie for third place.
Irelyn Hunter also recorded an impressive final-round 71, improving six strokes from her opening round to finish tied for eighth.
With seven players finishing within five strokes of the champion, the girls division demonstrated the growing strength and competitive depth of junior girls golf.
Champions Qualify for the 2027 FCG Callaway World Championship!
The stakes were even higher this weekend, as the champion of each age division earned an exemption into the 2027 FCG Callaway World Championship!
Congratulations to our newest World Championship qualifiers:
- Boys College Prep — Justin Shackelford, La Habra, California — 136 (-6)
- Girls College Prep — Hudsyn Hunter, Coto de Caza, California — 142 (E)
Both champions have now secured their opportunity to compete against outstanding junior golfers from around the world at the 19th Annual FCG Callaway World Championship, July 19–21, 2027, in the Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage area of Southern California.
The FCG Callaway World Championship continues to grow as one of the most exciting international junior golf championships, bringing together talented players from across the United States and around the world.
With an expanding global qualifying network, FCG is creating more opportunities than ever for junior golfers to earn their way into this prestigious championship.
One tournament. One championship. A pathway to the world stage.
FCG North–South Cup
The FCG National Tour continues to provide competitive opportunities for players to build their tournament resumes while participating in the broader FCG tournament pathway.
Eligible players can also follow their progress in the FCG North–South Cup standings as the season continues.
With more championship opportunities ahead, every round provides another chance to compete, improve, and work toward bigger goals.
College Golf Recruiting — Powered by CAMPUS
As junior golfers continue their competitive journeys, Future Champions Golf is proud to support their development both on the golf course and throughout the college recruiting process.
Through our partnership with CAMPUS, junior golfers can build their player profiles, showcase their tournament results, explore college golf programs, and connect with college coaches.
CAMPUS is helping create a more connected and accessible recruiting experience for junior golfers, families, and college coaches.
Whether a player is just beginning to explore college golf or actively communicating with coaches, developing a strong recruiting profile is an important part of the journey.
Learn more: https://gocampus.io/tour-partner/fcg
Looking Ahead: More Championship Opportunities
The Future Champions Golf tournament schedule continues with exciting events across the United States and around the world.
One of the biggest upcoming events is the 20th Annual FCG National Championship, taking place December 21–23 and December 28–30, 2026.
With hundreds of junior golfers already registered, the championship promises to be another outstanding celebration of junior golf and a major opportunity for players to compete against talented fields.
The 2027 season will also feature an expanded international schedule, new FCG International Majors, World Series events, and the inaugural FCG Global Golf Games.
There has never been a more exciting time to be part of Future Champions Golf.
Thank You to Our FCG Families and Players
Congratulations to all of our champions, top finishers, and every junior golfer who competed at Arrowood Golf Course this weekend.
Thank you to the Arrowood Golf Course staff, our FCG tournament team, and all the parents and families who continue to support these young athletes.
At Future Champions Golf, we believe every tournament is another opportunity to learn, grow, compete, and move one step closer to achieving your goals.
Keep working hard, keep believing, and keep enjoying the journey.
We look forward to seeing everyone at another FCG championship soon!
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