CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP - FIRST ROUND SEES ISLETA EAGLE COURSE RECORD MATCHED AT 64

FIRST ROUND SEES ISLETA EAGLE COURSE RECORD MATCHED AT 64

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (July 27, 2010) -- The 38th Annual Junior America's Cup
teed off in fine style in Albuquerque, N.M. as Team British Columbia stormed
to a first-day lead behind the course-record tying round of Bryan Jung. The
seven-under par 64 at the Isleta Eagle Golf Club separated the Coquitlam,
B.C. resident from the field by four strokes while pushing his team into
first place with a team score of five-under 208.

Scores in the "red" seemed to be the theme of the day as 13 rounds under par
were recorded and 22 at par or better were posted. Known as an event that
has featured great players like Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson and more, the
JAC lived up to its billing of great play notching five golf associations
that finished even par or better as a team.

Team Results (Best 3 of 4 Scores)
1 British Columbia   208 (-5)
2 Oregon   211 (-2)
3 Alberta   212 (-1)
T4 San Diego   213 (E)
T4 N. California   213 (E)
6 Hawaii   214 (+1)
T7 Idaho   215 (+2)
T7 Nevada   215 (+2)
T7 Utah   215 (+2)
T10 Mexico   216 (+3)
T10 S. California   216 (+3)
12 Washington   217 (+4)
13 Sun Country   218 (+5)
14 Arizona   220 (+7)
15 Colorado   222 (+9)
16 Montana   223 (+10)
17 Wyoming   228 (+15)

For more information: Dana Lehner, Sun Country PGA dlehner@pgahq.com
Or visit: www.junioramericascup.org

The Sun Country Section PGA was established in 1974 as one of the 41
Sections that make up the Professional Golfers Association of America. The
Section (the state of New Mexico and El Paso County, Texas) is made up of
more than 200 PGA Members and Apprentices. The mission of the Section is to
promote participation and enjoyment in the game of golf for all levels of
golfers. Many current PGA Professionals have been associated with the Sun
Country Section including PGA Tour Players Notah Begay III, Lee Trevino and
Rich Beem to name a few.

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