July 8, 2026 •Southern Texas PGA
Katy, TX (March 9-10, 2026) – The Srixon Prestige Tour held its first Monday-Tuesday event of the year with the 2026 Spring Break Classic at The Club at Falcon Point. Junior golfers experienced beautiful weather and course conditions and had strong performances through two rounds of golf.
A big thank you to our host facility, our players and parents, our Title Partner Srixon, and all of our staff who made the weekend such a success. Read more about our winning junior golfers below!
Esther Li Claims Her 2nd Girls Title of the Year at the Spring Break Classic
Esther Li maintained a steady performance throughout both rounds in Katy, capturing both the Girls 15–18 Division title and the Overall Girls championship. She set the tone early with a strong opening round of 70 to hold the lead after Day 1, then improved her own score with a score of 69 in Round 2 to secure the victory with a 139 total (-5). Esther also shot 10 birdies over both days. Her performance earned her the second invitation of the year to the 2026
Chevron Junior Pro-Am, which will be held on Sunday, April 19 in Houston.
Hudson Rankin Claims Boys 15–18 Title at the Spring Break Classic
Hudson Rankin put together an incredible performance in Round 2 to secure the Srixon Prestige Tour victory. He climbed 10 spots from his Round 1 positioning, shooting a 69 (-3) on Tuesday. His explosive performance, with four birdies on the front nine in the second round, proved to be the difference maker in a tight race for the title.
Mia Liu Claims Girls 11-14 Title at the Spring Break Classic
Mia Liu earned the Girls 11-14 Title at the Spring Break Classic with her consistent play throughout both rounds, finishing with a 158 (+14) overall. Her 3 birdies and 21 pars were at the top of her division, allowing her to maintain her lead throughout the tournament and close out the win.
Mason Hwang Claims Boys 11-14 Title at the Spring Break Classic
Mason Hwang earned his victory at The Club at Falcon Point on the first playoff hole as he completed the comeback in Round 2. He climbed 4 spots on Tuesday to bring him into a tie for first, scoring a 77 (+5) with three birdies. His ability to stay composed in a competitive field helped give him a well-earned title.
