Charlie Haney Won Pure Insurance Championship
The 16-year-old high school student secured a one-stroke victory at Pebble Beach.
Updated on Sept. 27, 2026 in Golf
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Charlie Haney won the Pure Insurance Championship Pro-Junior Boys' title with a three-round score of 22 under. The Manhattan high schooler overcame a deficit to finish the tournament one stroke ahead of the field.
Why it matters
The victory marks a significant achievement for the young golfer as he prepares to transition to collegiate golf at Ole Miss. His performance at Pebble Beach highlights his development after already securing seven individual high school titles.
Haney finished the event at 22 under par, vaulting up the leaderboard with a final round performance of 13 under. He won by a margin of one stroke after trailing by four shots before the final round.
The players
Charlie Haney
He is a 16-year-old high school student from Manhattan who has committed to play golf at Ole Miss.
Rory Sabbatini
He is a professional golfer who was paired with Haney during the tournament and has six PGA Tour wins.
The details
Haney played the three-round tournament at Pebble Beach alongside professional golfer Rory Sabbatini. Entering the final day tied for sixth place, the 16-year-old managed to pull ahead to secure his latest major junior victory.
Timeline
September 2026: Charlie Haney won the Pure Insurance Championship.
Mid-October 2026: Charlie Haney competes in The Ping Invitational.
End of October 2026: Charlie Haney competes in The Greenwood Cup.
Early November 2026: Charlie Haney competes in The Elite Invitational.
Season Trajectory
Haney’s win bolsters his standing within the competitive landscape of junior golf as he prepares for upcoming high-profile amateur events. This result establishes significant momentum ahead of his transition to the collegiate level at Ole Miss.
Haney's recent 13-under final round performance showcases his current form as he enters the fall amateur season. His victory solidifies his reputation as one of the top high school prospects currently committed to the Ole Miss golf program.
The takeaway
Haney continues to build a strong resume with seven individual titles and this major junior win. His consistent performance at Pebble Beach serves as a benchmark for his readiness for high-level collegiate competition.
What happens next
Charlie Haney is scheduled to compete in The Ping Invitational in mid-October 2026, The Greenwood Cup at the end of October 2026, and The Elite Invitational in early November 2026.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by KSNT 27.
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