Jackson Herrington is one of the rising stars of college golf. Here are 10 things to know about the Tennessee player

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Tennessee golfer Jackson Herrington has advanced to the U.S. Amateur Finals after a stellar performance in the semifinals Saturday, knocking off Niall Shiels Donegan. EVERYTHING SCHOOL. Jackson Herrington is headed to the U.S. Amateur Finals pic.twitter.com/9sQ2b1WXnM

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It’s a mental approach that Herrington credits with transforming his game. In the spring of 2024, no longer in “swing prison,” Herrington teamed up with teen phenom Blades Brown to reach the finals of the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship. A few months later, he won the Tennessee State Open and reached the Round of 32 at the U.S. Amateur.

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Your eyes see the two U.S. Amateur finalists, Mason Howell and Jackson Herrington, quite differently. Howell is a long-armed 6-foot-4 18-year-old, while Herrington is country strong, his stalky build in part the result of his life on a farm in Dickson,

Edina native and Gustavus Adolphus College sophomore Jimmy Abdo was on the golfing run of a lifetime that continued Friday afternoon at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, California, before eventually losing to Jackson Herrington in the quarterfinals.