Charlie Woods, Kai Trump to play in prestigious junior event next month, per report

18-02-2025

One of the most prestigious events in junior golf is set to have a pair of familiar names in the field next month.
Charlie Woods, the son of 15-time major champion Tiger Woods, and Kai Trump, the granddaughter of President Donald Trump, are set to compete in the 2025 Junior Invitational at Sage Valley, Golf Channel's Brentley Romine reported Monday.
The tournament is set for March 19-22 at Sage Valley Golf Club in Graniteville, South Carolina.
The report states "according to the event's list of participants, which is available to players via a Golf Genius link and was obtained by GolfChannel.com, Charlie Woods' name appears as the 37th and final participant for the March 19-22 tournament at Sage Valley Golf Club."
The Junior Invitational field is usually comprised of 36 of the highest-ranked boys and 24 highest-ranked girls in the world. The top six players in Junior Golf Scoreboard's rankings are in the field. Woods ranks 713th in those rankings.
The women's field includes top-ranked Asterisk Talley, the defending champ at the event. Trump, who in the fall announced her verbal commitment to the University of Miami, is ranked No. 2,342 on Junior Golf Scoreboard. Trump was seen Sunday with Tiger Woods at the Genesis Invitational.
Here's the full list of participants, per the report.
Boys field at 2025 Junior Invitational
Tyler Mawhinney
Ronin Banerjee
Will Hartman
Hamilton Coleman
Tyler Watts
Henry Guan
Joshua Bai
Luke Colton
Lev Grinberg
Mason Howell
Carson Bertagnole
Kartik Singh
Louis Klein
Viggo Olsson Mork
Trevor Gutschewski
Jackson Byrd
Miles Russell
Michael Riebe
Le Khanh Hung
Joshua Kim
Hugo Le Goff
Logan Reilly
Robby Turnbull
Oscar Couilleau
Thanawin Lee
Giovanni Binaghi
Dan Hayes
Nguyen Ang Minh
Pennson Badgett
Evan Pena
Bowen Mauss
Aidan Lawson
Ben Bolton
Rayhan Latief
John Daniel Culbreth
Haoyi Wang
Charlie Woods
Girls field at 2025 Junior Invitational

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