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All qualifying tournaments for the U.S. Open, which takes place next week at Shinnecock Hills, have now been completed. Two 17-year-olds, Miles Russell and Giuseppe Puebla, ranked number 1 and 2 respectively in the U.S. junior rankings, have secured their spots in the third major of the year.

Russell, who is also ranked number 10 in the world amateur rankings, had Charlie Woods, Tiger Woods’ son, as his caddie during the 36-hole qualifying tournament. The two friends demonstrated excellent chemistry. Russell had to go to a playoff and overcame a bogey on the first hole to secure the fourth and final qualifying spot in the Florida event.

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Charlie and Miles share an agent and both have committed to Florida State University to continue their careers there next year. «It’s the first time I’ve had a friend as a caddie. I like it a lot, we don’t talk much about golf, we just have a good time,» Russell confessed after the tournament.

Miles, chosen as the best junior player in the United States two years in a row like Tiger Woods and Mike Mickelson, is the first to win the Junior Players Championship twice (the first time at 15). Russell smiled when asked if he would have Woods at Shinnecock Hills, and simply replied: «We’ll see what he does. It remains to be seen.» We’ll see what happens, but they would make an interesting duo since they are both minors. Charlie had not managed to qualify in the local preliminary round, but he has done so to compete in his third consecutive US Junior Amateur.

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