Tournament Series
The Reston Cup is a series of tournaments where local juniors can learn and compete in competitive events. 2021 was our inaugural year for the Cup. The Cup has five different events with a variety of formats. Through these events, the players will be accumulating points, like the PGA Tour FedEx Cup. At the end of the 5 tournaments, the top two points gainers from each division will be granted an exemption into our Reston Junior Open, our junior club championship. Our first year of the series was a huge success and we are certainly looking forward to continued success for many years to come.
2023 Reston Cup Tournament Series
Events Schedule
9/19/23 – Stroke Play 9/30/23 – 2 Player Scramble
9/16/23 – 2 Player Scramble 10/14/23 – Stroke Play
9/23/23 – Stroke Play 10/28/23 – Reston Junior Championship
Divisions
Black tee– 9 holes ages 14-18
Red tee– 9 holes ages 11-13
Purple tee– 9 holes ages 7-10
2023 Reston Junior Open Championship
Event Date
10/28/23 – Stroke Play
Divisions
Black tee– 18 holes ages 14-18
Red tee– 18 holes ages 11-13
Purple tee– 9 holes ages 7-10
2022 Recap & Results
Purple Division
We had 8 players participate in the Purple Division this year, ages 7-10. Eddie Grinnon took 1st place, with a 39. Both Weston Kim and Nayan Jindal shot a 41. To break the tie, we had a putt off on the 18th green. Kim clamied 2nd place and Jindal claimed 3rd.
Red Division
We had 18 players participate in the Red Division ages, 11-13. 1st place was claimed by defending champion of the purple tees last year, Mark Mercer shooting an 80. Grey Luongo snagged 2nd place, shooting an 84. Follwing right behind him was Meg Lagera (85).
Black Division
We had 18 players participate in the Black Division this year. Rory Sheahan took 1st plave, with a solid 72. Following behind him was Leo Perez (77) and Alexander McClain (79).
2022 Reston Junior Open Championship Results
Junior Championship Trophy
This sterling silver trophy was originally presented to the Congressional Country Club Junior Champion, Jimmy Drain, in 1929. We found it online and thought it would be a great way to connect a little local golf history to our Junior Club Championship. Every year, 1st place from each division will get their name on the trophy.