BELOIT, Wis.—Some of the country’s best young female golfers will be gathering in Beloit, Wis. this summer for the second annual CDW Girls Junior All-Star Championship. Taking place Aug. 11-14 at the Beloit Club, the tournament will feature a field of 78 junior female golfers competing in a three-day, stroke-play format. Players will be selected through the American Junior Golf Association’s (AJGA) Performance Based Entry system.
Operated by the AJGA, the Championship is part of the ANNIKA Foundation’s Pathway Series and offers elite female golfers aged 12 to 15 a chance to show their skills. The winner earns an exemption to compete in the 2026 Hilton Grand Vacations ANNIKA Invitational presented by Rolex.
“The CDW Girls Junior All-Star Championship was the perfect addition to our global junior tournament circuit to highlight the younger set of top junior girls who are working on advancing to the next level,” says Annika Sorenstam, the namesake founder of the ANNIKA Foundation. “We couldn’t do it without our partnership with the AJGA and CDW and we look forward to bringing the second edition to the Beloit Club.”
The event will also feature a More Than Golf session, designed to provide the athletes with lessons that are applicable on and off the course.
“We are proud to be hosting the CDW Girls Junior All-Star Championship golf tournament in Beloit, Wisconsin, this summer,” says Celestino Ruffini, CEO of Visit Beloit. “Our community will provide the young athletes a top-notch experience to showcase their talent. This tournament not only promotes the sport’s growth among the best juniors in the sport but also strengthens community pride and support for girls in athletics.”
For more information about the CDW Girls Junior All-Star Championship, visit ajga.org.
