Granny Junior Invitational

The Granny Junior Invitational is an elite national junior golf tournament held annually at Richland Country Club in Nashville, Tennessee. The event attracts top junior golfers from across the United States and internationally, offering them a chance to compete on a championship course redesigned by architect Bill Bergin. The tournament is named after Lucinda "Granny" White, an important historic figure in the Nashville area, with the club's branding connected to her legacy. The competition is typically played over multiple rounds and is a highly regarded event on the junior golf circuit, registered as a World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) event. Richland Country Club features a rich history dating back to 1901 and offers premier facilities including a top-tier golf course, clubhouse, and practice areas. The Granny Junior Invitational aims to give juniors an elite tournament experience and provide exposure to college recruiters and coaches.