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A look back: Trevor Immelman
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Master champion Trevor Immelman was one of the first internationals to come to America to play in this country’s most prestigious junior golf events.

He first arrived in the United States as 15-year-old, and it wasn’t long before he earned his first victory on American soil, beating Bubba Watson in the finals of the AJGA’s 1995 Rolex Junior Classic (now the Polo Golf Junior Classic).

“I’ve won numerous tournaments in South Africa,” Immelman said after his victory. “But nothing compares to winning the Rolex Junior Classic.”

The following year, Immelman won the Maxfli PGA Junior Championship, finished third at the Rolex Tournament of Champions, fourth at Junior Worlds and eighth at the AJGA Boys Junior Championship (now the HP Boys Junior Championship), and was named a first-team Rolex Junior All-American.

He finished off his final junior season with runner-up finishes at Junior Worlds and the U.S. Junior, where he lost to Jason Allred in the finals at Arnomink.

A year-by-year look at Immelman’s American junior golf results:




1997


AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions 9th
77-70-74-69--290
Junior World Golf Championship 2nd
71-68-72-70--281
U.S. Junior Amateur 2nd
Match play
AJGA Rolex Junior Classic T3
Match play




1996


AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions 3rd
75-69-68-72--284
Junior World Golf Championship 4th
71-73-71-75--290
AJGA Boys Junior Championship T8
72-71-70-71--284
Maxfli PGA Junior Championship 1st
71-74-74-76--295
AJGA Rolex Junior Classic T17
Match play




1995


Wilson Grand Geneva Junior T5
81-76-68--225
AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions T14
73-72-75-75--295
Junior World Golf Championship T8
75-70-73-72--290
Rolex Junior Classic 1st
Match play


Posted: 4/14/2008
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