Michael Johnson
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Jordan Spieth, a Texas signee, set the AJGA record for largest margin of victory when he won by nine shots at the Ping Invitational.
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Emiliano Grillo hits his tee shot at No. 1 during the final round. Grillo and Jordan Spieth, tied for second place.
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The Junior Players Championship trophy.
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Michael Johnson poses with the trophy after winning the Junior Players at TPC Sawgrass.
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Emiliano Grillo reacts to missing his birdie putt at No. 14 during the final round of the Junior Players.
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Jordan Spieth at No. 15 during the final round. Spieth tied for second with a total score of 213.
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Patrick Rodgers hits a shot at No. 16 during the final round. Rodgers finished in seventh place.
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Jordan Spieth, Patrick Rodgers and Gavin Hall at No. 18.
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Michael Johnson hits out of a bunker at No. 2 during the final round.
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Daichi Morisugi of Japan lines up his putt at No. 10. Morisugi tied for 39th.
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Patrick Rodgers hits his tee shot at No. 17.
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Gavin Hall hits his tee shot at No. 1 during the final round. Hall shot 78.
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Oliver Schniederjans hits his tee shot at the par 3, No. 3.
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Emiliano Grillo reacts to missing his putt at No. 17. Grillo tied for second with Jordan Spieth.
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Michael Johnson makes bogey at No. 18 to win the Junior Players by a shot.
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Emiliano Grillo, left, congratulates Michael Johnson after the final round of the Junior Players. Grillo tied for second behind Johnson.
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Caddie Mike Keeble and Michael Johnson hug after Johnson won the Junior Players at TPC Sawgrass.
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