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Story by Chris King
Walker Isley (Oak Island, N.C.) and Adrian Anderson (Murrells Inlet, S.C.) enjoyed dominating victories at the prestigious George Holliday Memorial Junior Golf Tournament. The event was played Nov. 28-30 on the West Course, SouthCreek and King’s North at Myrtle Beach National. 
Isley, who has signed to play collegiate golf at UNC Wilmington, shot a -5 under 211, seven strokes clear of Aidan Baron (Leesburg, Va.). Isley, who was in a four-way tie for first after the opening round, seized control of the tournament with a second round 66, the best of the event by four shots. 
Isley shot a final round 74 and cruised to victory in the 40-player field. 
On the girls side, Anderson, a sophomore in high school, led wire-to-wire and finished with a -2 under par 214, nine shots better than second place finisher Emma Chen (Derwood, Md.). The eighth ranked junior girl in South Carolina, Anderson sandwiched a pair of 70s around a second round 74 en route to the win. 
One hundred sixteen boys and girls from eight states played in the event, which featured five divisions &#8211; boys ages 10-11, 12-13, 14-15, and 16-18; girls age 13-18. 
One of the Carolinas premier junior events, the George Holliday Memorial Junior Tournament counts current PGA and LPGA players Lucas Glover, D.J. Trahan and Kristy McPherson among its past participants.
George Holliday was a successful junior and collegiate golfer who was tragically killed in a 1967 automobile accident at the age of 22. The Galivants Ferry, S.C. native believed that his experience as a junior golfer was paramount in molding him into the fine young man he became. His family created the tournament to give junior golfers an opportunity to compete in a high-caliber tournament setting. 
  
More information about the event is available at MyrtleBeachJuniorGolf.com.

Isley, Anderson Win 51st Annual George Holliday Memorial Junior Golf Tournament

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