For the second time in ten days, Humboldt's Tayden Wallin has found success at the Chinook Golf Course in Swift Current.
Wallin bounced back from a tough first round on Monday to capture the 91st Golf Saskatchewan Junior Men's Championship with a score of 2-under.
The recent graduate of Humboldt Collegiate Institute posted a 3-over, 75, in his first round of play, but charged back to the top of the leaderboard with a 69 in round two on Tuesday.
Wallin took the tournament by three strokes over Roman Timmerman of Saskatoon, who finished at 1-over.
Just ten days ago, on July 2, Wallin won his first event of the summer at Chinook, taking a Maple Leaf Junior Tour event.
For Wallin, it adds another piece to his outstanding junior resumé, to go along with a high school championship and Saskatchewan Summer Games gold, which he won last July.
He is the first Humboldt golfer to win the event since John Heffernan won back-to-back championships in 1994 and 1995.
Wallin will represent Saskatchewan at the Canadian Championship, which takes place July 31 to August 3 at Cataraqui Country Club in Kingston, Ontario.