Inaugural Team Minnesota Roster Announced
EDINA, Minn. (Oct. 17, 2025) — Exactly a year to the day that USGA announced Minnesota’s inclusion into the new U.S. National Development Program...

Twenty-four of Minnesota’s top junior golfers — 12 girls and 12 boys — have been named to Team Minnesota for 2027. Team Minnesota represents the state in the U.S. National Development Program, a USGA initiative built to reshape the future of elite-level junior golf. Athletes earn their place through the Team Minnesota Points list and a selection process run jointly by the Minnesota Golf Association and Minnesota PGA Section.
At a Glance
| Team | 24 athletes — 12 girls and 12 boys |
| Program | U.S. National Development Program (USNDP), a USGA initiative |
| Team captain | Holly Noble |
| Selected by | The Team Minnesota Selection Committee, made up of representatives from the Minnesota Golf Association and Minnesota PGA Section |
| Premier points event | The Chaska Invitational |
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9 Championship Titles
The 24 athletes on the 2027 team combined for nine outright victories during the 2026 season, across the Chaska Invitational, the MGA State Junior Girls', the MN Boys' Junior PGA Championship, the ’Sota Series Match Play Championship, the Players Tour Tournament of Champions and the MSHSL State Tournament.
5 USGA Championship Starts
Kieley Hanson and Reese Barry qualified for the U.S. Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship; Chase Birdwell, Chase Larson and Ryder Haskins qualified for the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.
24 at Chaska
All twenty-four members of the 2027 team competed in the Chaska Invitational, the premier points-earning event on the Team Minnesota calendar — no other event drew more of the class.
Team Captain
Holly Noble
Abigail Labrador
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Abigail Ollhoff
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Alyson Bormes
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Annika Hendrickson
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Briana Simek
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Elizabeth Fong
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Ella Souli
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Kieley Hanson
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Lucy Oberdorfer
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Mila Sloan
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Reese Barry
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Taylor Nelsen
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Andrew Burstad
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Brady Oseland
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Chase Birdwell
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Chase Larson
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David Bauer
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Easton Fiddle
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Griffin Stein
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Noah Grassman
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Oliver Theel
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Ryder Haskins
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William Roiland
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Wyatt Holmes
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The Team Minnesota Selection Committee — made up of representatives from the Minnesota Golf Association and Minnesota PGA Section — names 24 athletes to the team each year, 12 boys and 12 girls. The top eight in each gender are selected directly from the Team Minnesota Points standings. The remaining spots are filled by the committee, which weighs points-list position alongside head-to-head results, scoring average, work ethic, conduct and teamwork.
Points are earned in Team Minnesota Points list events throughout the season. The Chaska Invitational is the premier points-earning event on that calendar.
The U.S. National Development Program is a USGA initiative created to reshape the future of elite-level junior golf. Each participating state assembles a team of its top junior athletes, giving them a structured pathway of competition, development and national exposure. Team Minnesota is the state’s entry in that program, administered by the Minnesota Golf Association in partnership with the Minnesota PGA Section.
Founded in 1901, the Minnesota Golf Association is the governing body over amateur golf in the state, responsible for administering the Rules of Golf, and committed to uphold and promote the game of golf and its values for all golfers in Minnesota. The MGA conducts 23 major amateur championships and 16 USGA qualifying events each year. Thanks to the support of its member clubs and associate members, and the efforts of its volunteers and staff, the MGA provides a variety of services such as handicapping, course rating and measuring, an online golf news and information resource, mngolf.org, and an official publication, The Minnesota Golfer magazine, which benefits all golfers throughout Minnesota.
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