Nudgee golfer Harrison Gomez nears end of junior career with major wins and strong amateur results across Australia and early 2026 competitions.
Major Titles Mark 2025 Season
Harrison Gomez, a member of Nudgee Golf Club, recorded two key junior victories in late 2025 with wins at the Jack Newton International Junior Classic and the Greg Norman Junior Masters.
At the Jack Newton event in October 2025, he finished at 14-under par and secured a five-shot win, producing rounds of 66 in both the opening and final stages of the tournament.
He followed this result in December 2025 by winning the Greg Norman Junior Masters after finishing level at two-under and prevailing in a playoff.
Consistent Results Across The Year
Across 2025, Gomez added further results at junior level. He won the Maroochy River Junior Open and tied with Chase Oberle in the Queensland Junior Championship.
He was also part of Queensland’s junior squad in the Interstate Teams Matches series.
In July 2025, he won the Coolangatta-Tweed Heads leg of the Next Gen Amateur Tour. He later finished fifth at the tour’s World Final at Moonah Links in November.
Club Performances In Nudgee
At club level, Gomez has maintained consistent form in Nudgee. He won the Nudgee Golf Club men’s club championship in both 2024 and 2025.
In the 2025 championship, he secured the title with a final round score of 64.
Early 2026 Amateur Results
In early 2026, Gomez continued to compete in higher-level events. He finished fifth in both the South Australia Junior Amateur and South Australia Junior Masters.
He also placed runner-up at the Kooralbyn Junior Masters.
At the SA Classic in Adelaide, he shared the lead after the opening round with a score of 68, four under par.
Pathway And Next Steps
Gomez began playing golf at the age of six and moved from Melbourne to Brisbane in mid-2020. He later became a junior member at Royal Pines before joining Nudgee Golf Club in 2023.
He is part of the Queensland high performance squad and plans to continue competing in leading amateur events, including the Australian Amateur Championship and the Riversdale Cup. He has also identified amateur tournaments in Asia as part of his development.
He has chosen to remain in Australia rather than pursue the United States collegiate pathway, with the aim of progressing towards professional golf.
Outlook
Gomez is closing out his junior career with results across both club and national competitions, while continuing to compete in amateur events in 2026.
His recent performances reflect ongoing participation at higher levels of competition, with further events scheduled.
Published 20-Mar-2026
