APGC Junior Championship Mitsubishi Corporation Cup
Chengdu Poly Golf Club, Chengdu, China
September, 2020
Cancelled
Hakone Country Club, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
August 28-30, 2019
206 - Japan 1 (Ryo Hisatsune/Tsubasa Kajitani)
210 - Thailand 1
214 - Chinese Taipei 2
214 - New Zealand 1
215 - Korea 1
215 - China 1
215 - Korea 2
215 - Australia 1
Leading Boys Individual
69 - Harrison Crowe (Australia)
69 - Ryo Hisatsune (Japan)
70 - Denwit Boriboonsub (Thailand)
Leading Girls Individual
69 - Yin Xiaowen (China)
70 - Tsubasa Kajitani (Japan)
71 - Fiona Xu (New Zealand)
*Tournament reduced to 36 holes due to inclement weather
Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club, Hong Kong
August 29-31, 2018
263 - Europe (Sakke Siltala/Caitlin Whitehead)
271 - Korea 1 (Hyun Se-lin/Oh Seung-hyun)
276 - Korea 2 (Jo Hye-lim/Gwon Min-wook)
Leading Boys Individual
69 - Sakke Siltala (Finland)
70 - Jye Pickin (Australia)
70 - Josh Greer (Australia)
Leading Girls Individual
64 - Caitlin Whitehead (England)
68 - Hyun Se-lin (Korea)
68 - Jo Hye-lim (Korea)
Hong Kong Golf Club (New Course), Hong Kong
August 30-September 1, 2017
263 – Japan 2 (Yuki Ikeda/Yuka Yasuda)
270 – Australia 1 (Grace Kim/Jed Morgan)
276 – Korea 1 (Kwon Seo-yun/Oh Seung-hyun)
276 – Japan 1 (Keita Nakajima/Yuri Yoshida)
277 – India 1 (Diksha Dagar/Kshitij Kaul)
Leading Boys Individual
65 – Si Ngai (Macau)
66 – Yuki Ikeda (Japan), Kshitij Kaul (India)
67 – Baard Skogen (Norway)
Leading Girls Individual
65 – Jeong Yun-ji (Korea), Vongtaveelap Natthakritta (Thailand)
66 – Yuka Yasuda (Japan)
Sunrise Golf and Country Club, Chinese Taipei
August 23-25, 2016
278 - Korea, Thailand 1 (Korea won play-off)
283 - Chinese Taipei, Thailand 2 (Chinese Taipei won play-off for third)
Sunrise Golf and Country Club, Chinese Taipei
August 25-27, 2015
280 - Korea (Kim Young-woong/Park Hyun-kyung)
284 - Australia (John Cameron/Rebecca Kay)
286 - Japan (Ren Okazaki/Nasa Hataoka)
Leading Boys Individual
70 - Lu Sun-yi (Chinese Taipei)
73 - John Cameron (Australia), Ruperto Zaragosa (Philippines), Sangchai Kaewchareon (Thailand)
Leading Girls Individual
68 - Park Hyun-kyung (Korea), Nasa Hataoka (Japan)
70 - Choi Hye-jin (Korea), Wang Ji-han (Chinese Taipei)
