New Delhi, Dec 15 (NationPress) In a bid to elevate junior golf across the nation, the U.S. Kids Golf Indian Championship 2025 is set to take place from December 17 to 19 at the Classic Golf & Country Club in Manesar. This event represents the fifth edition of this prestigious championship.

This three-day tournament is recognized by the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR) and Junior Golf Scoreboard (JGS), underscoring its increasing international significance and competitive credibility within the global junior golf scene.

Approximately 100 young golfers, both male and female, are anticipated to participate, representing India and various countries throughout Asia. Competitions will take place across several age categories, ranging from Under-7 to Under-18.

Countries participating under the U.S. Kids Golf Asia umbrella include Singapore, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Uzbekistan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, and India, showcasing the tournament’s expanding global footprint.

The championship will be held at the Classic Golf & Country Club in Manesar—South Asia’s first signature golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus. Renowned for its championship-level design and exceptional facilities, the venue provides a challenging yet optimal environment for elite junior competition.

U.S. Kids Golf has long been recognized as a pathway for budding talent, with numerous alumni achieving success at the highest tiers of professional golf. Notable male players who have participated in U.S. Kids Golf events include Scottie Scheffler, Collin Morikawa, Cameron Young, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas, Akshay Bhatia, and Aaron Rai. Prominent female players from the program include Lexi Thompson, Cheyenne Woods, Aditi Ashok, Brittany Altomare, and Alison Corpuz.

Positioned as more than just a tournament, the U.S. Kids Golf Indian Championship continues to function as a global platform for cultivating young talent. The event offers aspiring golfers valuable international exposure and ranking opportunities, reaffirming its role in shaping the future stars of world golf.