Hastings is making his sixth Championship start. He has never missed the cut and has improved his finish each year. In his debut in Chile in 2018 at the age of 14, he became the first player representing the Cayman Islands to make the cut in the Latin America Amateur. In 2024, he finished runner-up in the Western Intercollegiate for San Diego State and T-5 in the Northeast Amateur in Rhode Island. In 2023, he won four World Amateur Golf Ranking events and represented the Cayman Islands in the Pan American Games in Chile. He also represented the Cayman Islands in the Eisenhower Trophy in 2018 in Ireland and 2022 in France.
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands lifts the Latin America Amateur Championship trophy2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands celebrates winning the 2025 Latin America Amateur Championship2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands celebrates winning the 2025 Latin America Amateur Championship2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands celebrates winning the 2025 Latin America Amateur Championship2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands is sprayed with water by Andrew Jarvis and Aaron Jarvis of The Cayman Islands2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands celebrates with Aaron Jarvis of The Cayman Islands2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands lifts the Latin America Amateur Championship trophy after winning the 2025 Latin America Amateur Championship2025 LAAC
Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands lifts the Latin America Amateur Championship trophy alongside runner-up Patrick Sparks of Peru2025 LAAC
Fred Perpall, USGA President, presents Justin Hastings of The Cayman Islands the Latin America Amateur Championship trophy2025 LAAC
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