ANDERSON, SC (Oct. 11, 2026) – Final-round results from the 6th Annual Jackie Seawell Junior Championship, hosted by Cobb's Glen Country Club in Anderson, SC, on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Due to inclement weather, Saturday's opening round was canceled, leaving Sunday's round to determine the division champions.
Championship Links: Results
Hudson Noll of Indian Land claimed the Boys 16–18 Division title following a two-hole playoff. Noll posted a final-round score of two-under-par 70, carding six birdies and a bogey-free front nine.
Bryson McCurry of Greenwood finished as runner-up in the Boys 16–18 Division after also posting a two-under-par 70 and competing in the two-hole playoff. Alex Weathers of Spartanburg also finished at two-under-par 70 but was eliminated after the first playoff hole.
In the Boys 13–15 Division, Davis Thompson of North Augusta posted a final-round score of two-under-par 70. Thompson carded three birdies during the round and went bogey-free on the front nine.
Ian Clark of Irmo finished with a final-round score of one-under-par 71. Clark carded three birdies on the day, along with an eagle on Hole 4. Harlan Bright of Greer finished the day one-over par 73. He carded four birdies for the day.
In the Boys 10–12 Division, John Sanabria of Greenville claimed the division title with a final-round score of six-under-par 66. Sanabria carded six birdies on the day, along with an eagle on Hole 15.
Scout Nettles of Mt. Pleasant posted a final-round score of one-over-par 73. Nettles carded three birdies on the day and went bogey-free on the front nine. Stellan Kellis of Gilbert finished the day two-over par 74. He carded two birdies and an eagle on Hole 14.
About Jackie Seawell
The Jackie Seawell Junior Championship was established following Mr. Seawell's passing on June 14, 2021, to honor his contributions to golf in Anderson, Aiken, and throughout the state of South Carolina. The SCJGA is honored to help administer a tournament named after one of the state's great golf ambassadors.
A native of Anderson, Jackie Seawell was the first golf professional at Cobb's Glen Country Club. Throughout his long and successful career, he made a significant and lasting impact on junior golf in Anderson and across South Carolina. His dedication to the game, passion for teaching, and commitment to growing golf left a legacy that continues to be celebrated through this championship.
Championship Links: Results
Hudson Noll of Indian Land claimed the Boys 16–18 Division title following a two-hole playoff. Noll posted a final-round score of two-under-par 70, carding six birdies and a bogey-free front nine.
Bryson McCurry of Greenwood finished as runner-up in the Boys 16–18 Division after also posting a two-under-par 70 and competing in the two-hole playoff. Alex Weathers of Spartanburg also finished at two-under-par 70 but was eliminated after the first playoff hole.
In the Boys 13–15 Division, Davis Thompson of North Augusta posted a final-round score of two-under-par 70. Thompson carded three birdies during the round and went bogey-free on the front nine.
Ian Clark of Irmo finished with a final-round score of one-under-par 71. Clark carded three birdies on the day, along with an eagle on Hole 4. Harlan Bright of Greer finished the day one-over par 73. He carded four birdies for the day.
In the Boys 10–12 Division, John Sanabria of Greenville claimed the division title with a final-round score of six-under-par 66. Sanabria carded six birdies on the day, along with an eagle on Hole 15.
Scout Nettles of Mt. Pleasant posted a final-round score of one-over-par 73. Nettles carded three birdies on the day and went bogey-free on the front nine. Stellan Kellis of Gilbert finished the day two-over par 74. He carded two birdies and an eagle on Hole 14.
About Jackie Seawell
The Jackie Seawell Junior Championship was established following Mr. Seawell's passing on June 14, 2021, to honor his contributions to golf in Anderson, Aiken, and throughout the state of South Carolina. The SCJGA is honored to help administer a tournament named after one of the state's great golf ambassadors.
A native of Anderson, Jackie Seawell was the first golf professional at Cobb's Glen Country Club. Throughout his long and successful career, he made a significant and lasting impact on junior golf in Anderson and across South Carolina. His dedication to the game, passion for teaching, and commitment to growing golf left a legacy that continues to be celebrated through this championship.
