Sword Sisters: Dream Crushers on the Fairway
Sword fighters? Or dream crushers?
In the world of junior golf, Hannah and Grace Sword are proving you can be both. These two sisters have turned the 2026 season into a masterclass of consistency, clutch performances, and pure dominance—leaving a trail of competitors wondering what hit them.
From indoor domes to championship courses, from 9-hole battles to full 18-hole tests, the Sword sisters have stacked wins, personal bests, and priority status that most juniors only dream about. And they’re just getting started.
Winter Golf Winning
Hannah opened the year in true dream-crusher fashion. She claimed first place in the Golf Dome indoor tournament series. Grace took second in her age group, shooting her lowest simulator round to date- a 68.
NOPGA Dominance
Hannah went on a tear across the NOPGA circuit. She won 6 of 10 NOPGA tournaments, including the first five in a row, finished no worse than third in every event, and was named NOPGA Player of the Year—all while being the youngest player in her division.
Grace answered with her own breakthrough, capturing her first NOPGA tournament title at Shawnee Hills. Both sisters then closed the season in style by winning the NOPGA Tour Championship at Mud Run in Akron.
Drive, Chip & Putt and Team Success
Both girls advanced to DCP sub-regionals and each brought home a third-place finish. In PGA Junior League action, Hannah and Grace’s teams won their respective 9s at the sectional tournament. Hannah’s squad went on to capture the Sectional championship and later finished third at regionals in Battle Creek, Michigan. Grace also competed in the Firestone Cup, while both sisters teed it up in the Mizuno Pro-3 at Firestone.
US Kids Fall Tour Takeover
The fall US Kids season belonged to the Swords.
Hannah won the first two fall events (no caddie), shot a new personal best 76 at Blackbrook (again with no caddie and no one following her), then fired another 76 and won a three-hole playoff at Windmill Lakes after playing 18 holes solo. She kept the momentum rolling with a 72 to win the Fall Tour Championship at Red Tail—her fourth win in eight fall events. She shot in the 70s in every single fall tournament, tied or set a new personal best in six of eight, and finished third or better in all of them.
Grace matched the intensity. She birdied the final hole at Shawnee Hills to force a playoff, then won a four-hole playoff against Reagan Midock. She went under par for the first time with a 35 at Tannenhauf and continued climbing. Both sisters earned Level 12 priority status—the highest either has ever reached—opening the door to exclusive major US Kids invitations (including Worlds).
Together, Hannah and Grace were named US Kids Fall Season Champions, a first for both.
Bigger Stages and Bigger Moments
Hannah competed in the US Kids World Championship at Pinehurst. Grace stepped up to 18 holes, carding an 84 in a practice round at Big Met as she prepares for full 18-hole US Kids events in the spring. Hannah finished the year having won half of all the tournaments she entered and placing third or better in every NOPGA and US Kids fall event—18 tournaments of relentless excellence.
The Sword Standard
What stands out isn’t just the trophies. It’s the way they win: solo, under pressure, in playoffs, without caddies, against deep fields where multiple players are shooting in the 70s. Hannah and Grace aren’t just competing—they’re raising the bar for what junior golf looks like in their age groups.
At Bonk Golf Apparel, we live for athletes who bring fight and flair to the course. The Sword sisters embody that spirit. Dream crushers with swings as sharp as their name. We’re proud to celebrate their 2026 season and can’t wait to see what they conquer next.
Keep swinging, Hannah and Grace. The fairways aren’t ready for you—but the rest of us are watching.