Javie Bautista is setting his sights on further triumphs in the upcoming Junior Philippine Golf Tour following a successful series of local and international victories.
MANILA, Philippines -- Bautista, 11, recently clinched the top spot in his age category in the Junior Golf Foundation of the Philippines’ Cattle Creek Junior Open in San Jose del Monte in Bulacan, then defended his individual title in the Guam-Philippines Junior Golfers Goodwill Cup.
Additionally, a third-place effort at the Callaway Junior Golf Circuit in Calatagan, Batangas, has solidified his confidence as he gears up for the highly anticipated Junior PGT, which kicks off at the Luisita Golf and Country Club on May 7-10. The JPGT, envisioned by long-time golf patron Ricky Razon, chairman and CEO of ICTSI, aims not only to hone young golfers’ skills through the competitions like drive-chip-putt but also to foster talent development for future international success.
Moreover, Bautista draws significant motivation from his family, particularly his parents. His brothers’ achievements – SEA Games medalist fencer Miguel, and UAAP competing Ateneo football player Carlo Iñigo – also fuel his competitive drive.
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