The ninth stop of Thailand's 2026 SISB–JJGA Golf Trophy was played on 18 October at Watermill Golf Club & Resort in Nakhon Nayok Province. The organizer's entry list records 61 junior golfers across six age classes, A through F, with separate boys' and girls' divisions. The format was one 18-hole stroke-play round, and official scorecards are available for all 12 divisions.
Two rounds of 74, in different age groups
Warabordin Chinnehanha (วราบดินทร์ ชินเนหันหา) topped the boys' Class B scores with a 74, ten strokes clear of runner-up Rachata Suwannahong on 84. In girls' Class C, Paranee Ninraksa (ปารณีย์ นิลรักษา) also shot 74, ahead of Dalila Tung on 86. Both scores are two over the published par of 72. They should not be treated as a head-to-head overall ranking: junior age groups may play different tee sets and lengths.
Among boys in Class C, Kitphokin Wanakiatkul recorded 78 to Nattadech Mudcharoen's 87. In girls' Class B, Piranya Podchaikul won with 81, followed by Lulla Chailapsiri with 84. These gaps reflect one day's individual stroke-play results rather than season-long rankings.
Official leaders in all 12 divisions
The following names and totals are taken from JJGA's original score sheets; official Roman-letter spellings are retained to avoid confusion over transliteration.
| Class | Boys | Girls |
|---|---|---|
| A | Chaiyakarn Prasertsiriphan — 82 | Pichayapak Pisitattakarn — 79 |
| B | Warabordin Chinnehanha — 74 | Piranya Podchaikul — 81 |
| C | Kitphokin Wanakiatkul — 78 | Paranee Ninraksa — 74 |
| D | Nath Udomvet — 81 | Navakotchamon Tongtako — 78 |
| E | Nutthanyaphong Armstrong — 82 | Milanun Kaewtip — 83 |
| F | Korrawit Chaowatana — 89 | Phichapa Vorraapinyaporn — 79 |
The raw results call for careful interpretation. Pichayapak Pisitattakarn was the only entrant listed in girls' Class A, so first place in that division does not represent a win against a field of opponents. In boys' Class D, Nath Udomvet and Pakorn Nooprasit both shot 81, yet the official sheet ranks Nath first and Pakorn second. JJGA does not explain the tie-resolution method on that score sheet, so it would be inappropriate to invent a countback explanation.
One tournament remains in the junior season
The SISB–JJGA Trophy is a ten-event junior circuit. Scores at each stage feed a cumulative age-group ranking rather than conferring the season championship automatically. Under the organizer's published eligibility conditions, golfers must have played at least seven of the ten events to qualify for the annual awards.
The final, tenth stop is scheduled for 8 November 2026 at Lotus Valley Golf Resort. That upcoming event, not the ninth-round table alone, will shape the final season picture.
Journey Junior Golf Academy (JJGA), founded in 2016, is registered with the Golf Association of Thailand. Its competition structure is designed to give juniors, ranging from the youngest age group to players aged 15–18, regular rule-based tournament experience. It is a developmental junior series, not the professional Thailand PGA Tour and not a national open championship. The value of the 18 October meeting lies in its verifiable, age-specific results and in the progression it allows young players to measure across the season.
