Rhys Davies from Royal Porthcawl won the British Boys Championship at the weekend, defeating former Champion Pablo Martin of Spain. Davies, runner up last year produced some sparkling golf to take the title on the final hole.

Zac Gould from the Vale of Glamorgan showed some of his enormous potential by reaching the quarter finals and losing on the 25^th hole (7^th play off hole). Gould moves from 9^th position in the table to third.

Davies wins his second Welsh Golfing Union Junior Order of Merit title and now embarks on a golfing scholarship at the East Tennessee University in the United States of America.

Tom Light won the Welsh Boys Championship at Porthmadog By defeating Ray Young of Llandudno, Maesdu by 7 and 6.

Light progressed to the final by defeating Phil Smith (Dewstow), Dan Cope of Tenby and Whitchurch’s Carl Wakely.

Light now moves to 2^nd on the Junior Order of Merit with 290 points while Rhys Davies still needs the last try over 200 points.

Carl Wakely from Whitchurch (Cardiff) became Welsh Boys Stroke Play Champion, taking the title by a single stroke from runaway Order of Merit leader Rhys Davies.

On a day of much rain and wind, Wakely scored 73 and 68. Other good performances came from Abergele’s Stuart Runcie (3^rd), while Dan Cope of Tenby and Dewstow’s Phil Smith were joint 4^th.

While Wales’ top juniors were competing at the European Boys Team Championship in the Czech Republic, Bryn Rocke from Kloof Country club in South Africa came 14^th in the Tucker Trophy and collects 20 Order of Merit points and moves into a share of 12^th place on the table.

Rocke is the son of a Welshman living in South Africa and will be competing in the South Wales Boys Open and Welsh Boys Championship that takes place at Porthmadog from 23^rd – 25^th July 2003.

Michael Harries from Haverfordwest shared 17^th place and adds 14 points to his total which moves him into 7^th place in the table alongside Zac Gould.

No juniors made the cut at the Welsh Open Stroke Play Championship and the order of merit remains unchanged.

Wrexham’s Michael Roberts won his first Junior Order of Merit title over the weekend at the North Wales Boys Open.

Roberts finished one shot ahead of Pontypridd’s Luke Thomas followed by Conwy’s Gareth Williams and Clay’s Adam Partington.

The Junior Order of Merit is starting to take shape after six events.  Michael Roberts moves into 2^nd place behind Rhys Davies in the table and Luke Thomas climbs from 8^th to 3^rd.

Greg Williams from Pontypridd claimed 13^th place at this weekend’s Clwyd Open to move into 2^nd place in the Welsh Golfing Union Junior Order of Merit.

Michael Harries was joint 16^th and climbs into 4^th spot above Wrexham’s Michael Roberts.

Rhys Davies who did not play this weekend remains at the top of the table with 300 points.

Rhys Davies from Royal Porthcawl followed up his win at the Central Wales Boys with a second placed finish at the Peter McEvoy Trophy and then finished in a tie for 3rd at the Duncan Putter at Southerndown. Davies now heads the Welsh Golfing Union Junior Order of Merit by almost 230 points.

At the McEvoy Trophy, Abergele's Stuart Runcie claimed a shre for 10th place to move him into second place in the table.

During the Duncan Putter there were some promising performances from Greg Williams of Pontypridd who tied for 14th, Carl Wakely from Whitchurch claimed a share of 24th and Haverfordwest's Michael Harries tied for 32nd.