Charlotte Rollins '29 Selected for Tiger Woods Invitational at Pebble Beach
For incoming fourth-former Charlotte Rollins '29, this summer has been one to remember.
While competing in the Bay State Cup on July 15 and 16, Rollins received some exciting news: She had been selected to participate in the Tiger Woods Junior Invitational at Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, Calif., this October.

“It’s an incredible honor, and so I'm excited to represent the school on a national stage at Pebble Beach and challenge myself against some of the best junior golfers in the country,” she said when asked about the nomination. “I hope to make the Brooks community proud!”
Rollins was selected through an application process in which the tournament committee considers a junior golfer’s academic achievement, golf experience, extracurricular involvement and community service.

The invitation — which will give Rollins another opportunity to compete alongside some of the country’s top junior golfers at one of the most iconic venues in the sport — is the latest accomplishment in an impressive junior golf career.
She was also among the top finishers at the Bay State Cup, placing third overall in the two-day event.

Earlier this year, she also competed in the 2026 Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals at Augusta National Golf Club, where she represented the top junior golfers from across the country in the Girls 14–15 division.
“Charlotte is an extremely hardworking golfer with focus and determination that will put her in the mix at the top of the ISL right away,” said Brooks School golf Head Coach Rob Neaton. “She is a welcome addition to the Brooks golf program and I can’t wait for her to get here so she can work on her craft.”
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The new Brooksian was selected for the prestigious event after a standout summer that included a third-place finish at the Bay State Cup and an appearance at the Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals at Augusta National.
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