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The Texas High School golf team delivered an impressive performance at the Bart Granger Memorial Golf Tournament in Fort Worth, Texas. Competing against 52 top teams, the young athletes showcased their skills and resilience across three rounds. Senior Fox Hambleton, sophomore Graham Andrus, and freshmen Addison Cross and John Henry Meisenheimer led the charge, contributing to the team’s strong finish in 20th place. Their remarkable teamwork and dedication signal a bright future for Texas High golf as they continue their season.

Texas High School Golf Team Shines at Bart Granger Memorial Tournament in Fort Worth

If you thought that competitive teen golf isn’t exciting, think again! The Texas High School golf team proved their skills and grit this past weekend at the prestigious Bart Granger Memorial Golf Tournament, held in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas, from September 12-13, 2025. This was no small affair, as a fantastic total of 52 teams competed, representing some of the best Class 5A and 6A programs in the Lone Star State.

A Solid Start

As the tournament kicked off on Friday, our young athletes showed their determination and enthusiasm. The first round featured a grueling 36 holes of play, and Texas High was ready for the challenge. Senior Fox Hambleton and sophomore Graham Andrus led the charge, each finishing the round at a solid 76. They set a commendable tone for the team, showing what they are made of against some elite competition.

Freshman duo Addison Cross and John Henry Meisenheimer also made their presence known, with scores of 78 and 79, respectively. This strong performance by the newcomers was exceptional, especially considering they were competing at such an advanced level. These scores laid a wonderful foundation for the rest of the tournament, and it was evident that the Texas High team was ready to compete.

Second Round Excitement

As Friday rolled into the second round, excitement filled the air! The team continued to impress, with Addison stepping up his game and posting an outstanding score of 73. Hambleton and Andrus showed resilience by scoring 76 again, maintaining their consistent performance. This dynamic trio kept Texas High in the mix, while Meisenheimer completed the group’s strong lineup with a 77.

By the end of the second round, Texas High had established themselves as a formidable challenger among the elite teams. Their consistent scoring set them up nicely, and fans were buzzing with anticipation for what Saturday had in store.

The Final Round: A Strong Finish

Saturday brought the final round of 18 holes, and the Texas High team was not backing down! The team kept the momentum going, with John Henry Meisenheimer leading the pack. He showed incredible focus and skill, earning the best score of the day for Texas High with a 75. Fox Hambleton and David Mayo secured solid matching scores of 76, proving that the senior duo could be relied upon in high-pressure situations.

Freshman sensations Addison Cross and Graham Andrus rounded out the team’s scores with identical 78s, ensuring that the team finished strong going head-to-head with top-tier teams. Texas High’s overall consistency shone through despite being in such a highly competitive field, and their 20th-place finish at the tournament showcased their capabilities.

A Bright Future Ahead

Overall, the Texas High School golf team demonstrated resilience, teamwork, and remarkable skill throughout the Bart Granger Memorial Golf Tournament. Competing against some of the best programs in the state and holding their own is a testament to their hard work and dedication. Everyone back home can be proud of how their young athletes performed.

As the players wrap up this tournament and look forward to the rest of the season, there’s no doubt that they are a team to watch. Their journey is just beginning, and if this tournament is any indication, the golf world better watch out for Texas High School golf.

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