American Golf Search For Best Junior Trick Shots

American Golf is teaming up with 3 Hammers, one of the UK’s leading golf academies, to find the country’s most impressive young golfers.

American Golf Search For Best Junior Trick Shots

American Golf is teaming up with 3 Hammers, one of the UK’s leading golf academies, to find the country’s most impressive young golfers.

American Golf Search For Best Junior Trick Shots

The search is on to uncover the UK’s next trick shot artist.

When it’s ready just upload it to American Golf or 3 Hammers’ Instagram or Twitter accounts using #AGSkillsSkool.

“There are so many brilliant youngsters playing golf in the UK and we want to celebrate their talents,” explains Daniel Gathercole, Director of Marketing and Communications at American Golf. “I can’t wait to see who we discover!”

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The Top 10 entries will be chosen by one of the UK’s leading Coaches, Rob Bluck, Head Coach at 3 Hammers’ national award-winning academy.

American Golf Search For Best Junior Trick Shots

The 3 Hammers team at Wentworth

The winners will be invited to take part in a skills challenge, hosted by Rob and his team, at the American Golf Manchester Golf Show at EventCity on Sunday April 30th.

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“Taking the main stage at a show like this will be a fantastic opportunity for young golfers to show off their talents.

"I know the juniors we have at 3 Hammers will be lining up to show off their skills and I hope we can unearth some fantastic golfers who can teach the grown-ups a thing or two!” comments Rob Bluck, 3 Hammers Golf Academy Director & Head PGA Professional.

Anyone wanting to attend the show to watch this and take part in all of the other great activities taking place can get FREE tickets here: http://www.americangolf.co.uk/free-shows/free-shows.html

Elliott Heath
News Editor

Elliott Heath is our News Editor and has been with Golf Monthly since early 2016 after graduating with a degree in Sports Journalism. He covered the 2022 and 2025 Masters from Augusta National and was there by the 18th green to watch Rory McIlroy complete the career grand slam. He has also covered five Open Championships on-site including the 150th at St Andrews.