JGS 2026 Round 2 Results: Jayawardana Dornan and Passion Hsu Still Leading

Wednesday, 29 April 2026 | 20:49

Author: Arif S

The JGS Elite International Championship di Royale Jakarta Golf Club, Jakarta.
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Summary

1. Competition intensifies at The JGS Elite International Championship 2026 Round 2 at Royale Jakarta Golf Club with significant leaderboard shifts.

2. Jayawardana Dornan, Passion Hsu, and Abraraza Adriano Musyanif maintain their leads in their respective classes heading into the final round.

3. The tournament’s last round positions itself as a crucial platform for identifying and showcasing future golf stars.

Competition intensified in the second round of The JGS Elite International Championship at Royale Jakarta Golf Club, Jakarta, Wednesday, 29 April 2026. This Junior International Golf Tournament featured 53 young golfers from various countries.

Sunny weather provided better opportunities compared to the first day. With more favorable course conditions, score changes occurred across several categories. However, several players maintained consistency and held their positions atop the leaderboard.

In the A Boys class, Jayawardana Dornan remained the provisional leader despite Kitpat Hamilton recording the best score of -3. Jayawardana closed the second round at +2, sufficient to maintain his overall lead.

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In A Girls, Singapore's Passion Hsu delivered steady performances to become provisional leader. Over two rounds, she consistently recorded Even Par, demonstrating remarkable composure and consistency at the international junior level.

Indonesia had Abraraza Adriano Musyanif leading B Boys with a total score of 79.

Malaysian junior golfer Mavin Chua topped B Girls.

Chua acknowledged her first-round performance was stronger but vowed to improve further in subsequent rounds.

Overall, she felt satisfied, though some holes played longer than expected. She occasionally struggled with swing power control and tempo.

"(My best moment) came on a par-3 hole. I nearly made a hole-in-one—my ball stopped just about a foot from the cup," she revealed.

Domestic competition unfolded in C Boys, featuring exclusively Indonesian participants.

Arhata Putra Malik led with a two-round total of +13.

In C Girls, Qalesya Azkia Shanum topped the leaderboard at +24.

D Boys saw Arsenio Ibrahim maintain his lead position at +16.

Meanwhile in D Girls, Milanka Azwar delivered a solid +4 total after achieving Even Par in the second round.

Younger age categories proved equally compelling. Singapore's Caius Yap led E Boys at +3, while Indonesia's Charlotte Belva Sutrisna dominated E Girls with +7.

In F Boys, Singapore's sole newcomer Karl Lee concluded his round at +24, emerging as a young talent attracting significant attention.

With one competition day remaining and opportunities for leaderboard changes, this tournament continues serving as a crucial platform for developing golf's next generation.

Quick Answer

JGS 2026 Round 2 Results: Leaders Hold Positions Heading Into Final

After Round 2 of the JGS Elite International Championship 2026 at Royale Jakarta Golf Club, Jayawardana Dornan (A Boys), Passion Hsu (A Girls), and Abraraza Adriano Musyanif (B Boys) retained their category leads. Sunny weather enabled score shifts across divisions while young talents like Mavin Chua and Milanka Azw...

Jayawardana Dornan leads A Boys at +2 despite Kitpat Hamilton's round-best -3
Passion Hsu maintains A Girls lead with consecutive Even Par rounds
Abraraza Adriano Musyanif tops B Boys with 79 total score
Sunny conditions created score fluctuations across junior categories
Final round will determine champions in this international development tournament

The competition intensified during Wednesday's second round of The JGS Elite International Championship at Jakarta's Royale Golf Club, where category leaders Jayawardana Dornan, Passion Hsu, and Abraraza Adriano Musyanif maintained their positions heading into the decisive final round. Sunny conditions created favorable scoring opportunities for the 53 international junior golfers, resulting in significant leaderboard movement across several divisions.

Dornan preserved his A Boys advantage despite Kitpat Hamilton carding the day's best round at -3. Singapore's Passion Hsu delivered another steady Even Par performance to solidify her A Girls lead. Indonesian talent Abraraza Adriano Musyanif continues to top B Boys with his 79 total score.

Malaysia's Mavin Chua leads B Girls after sharing insights about her near hole-in-one experience: "My ball stopped just one foot from the cup on a par-three." Arhata Putra Malik heads the all-Indonesian C Boys field at +13, while Qalesya Azkia Shanum leads C Girls at +24.

In younger divisions, Milanka Azwar posted an Even Par second round to lead D Girls at +4 overall. Arsenio Ibrahim tops D Boys at +16, Singapore's Caius Yap leads E Boys at +3, and Indonesia's Charlotte Belva Sutrisna heads E Girls at +7. Singaporean newcomer Karl Lee emerged as a promising talent in F Boys.

With one round remaining, this international championship continues to serve as a vital platform for golf's next generation to showcase their skills under competitive pressure.

FAQ

Who leads the A Boys division after Round 2?

Jayawardana Dornan retains the A Boys lead at +2 overall despite Kitpat Hamilton shooting the round's best score of -3.

How did Passion Hsu perform in Round 2?

Passion Hsu maintained her A Girls lead with another Even Par round, demonstrating remarkable consistency at the international junior level.

Which Indonesian players lead their categories?

Abraraza Adriano Musyanif leads B Boys (79 total), Arhata Putra Malik tops C Boys (+13), Charlotte Belva Sutrisna leads E Girls (+7), and Milanka Azwar heads D Girls (+4 after an Even Par second round).