Thursday, June 26th: Coleman (+7) Edges Johnson (+6)!!!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Thursday, seven golfers played on a hot and sunny day. 89-92 degrees, 4-9 mph winds and 55% humidity.

Team Winners:  Hall, Johnson and Moosman sweep (+3), (+4) & (+7).

Individual Winners:  Coleman & Clark tie the front (+4). Johnson won the back (+4).  Coleman takes the total (+7).

Even/Plus Points Club: Coleman (+7), Johnson (+6), Clark & Moosman (+1) and Hall (€).

75 & Below Score Club:  Coleman (69), Clark (71) and Johnson (71).

Closest to the Hole:  Nobody won #5 and Coleman took #14.

Golf Quote: “Golf is a game where you yell ‘fore,’ shoot six, and write down five.” – Paul Harvey

Golf Stuff: Today’s PGA tour began today at Golf Club in Detroit, Michigan. This marks the seventh edition of the tournament, and it's a key stop on the PGA Tour as players jockey for FedEx Cup points heading into the summer stretch.  The course is known for yielding low scores, and this year is no exception—two players, Kevin Roy and Aldrich Potgieter, opened with sizzling 10-under 62s to set a new course record.

Quota Increases:  Johnson (+2)…. Clark & Coleman (-1)

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Denbow

Quotas: Aholt 32 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 32 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 32 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Denbow 30 * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 30 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 30 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 32 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35 

Tuesday, June 24th: Hall Hauls it In (+4)!!!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Tuesday, nine golfers played on a hot and mostly sunny day. 88-93 degrees, 2-4 mph winds and 60% humidity.

Team Winners:  Coleman, Eggert & Hall won the front (+3) and total (+3).  Alholt, Clark & Moosman won the back (+2).

Individual Winners:  Hall won the front (+3) & total (+4) and tied Aholt and Moosman on the back (+1).

Even/Plus Points Club: Hall (+4), Curran (+1) and Aholt, Coleman & Moosman (+1).

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (72), Hall (74) and Aholt (75).

Closest to the Hole:  Coleman won #5 and Hall took #14.

Golf Quote: “I like my golf shots like I like my relationships: long and straight.” – Greg Norman

Golf Stuff: Tommy Fleetwood handled his heartbreaking loss at the 2025 Travelers Championship with remarkable grace and honesty. After leading through 71 holes, he missed a crucial par putt on the 18th, allowing Keegan Bradley to snatch the win. Despite the sting, Fleetwood didn’t shy away from the media. He said: “I’m upset now. I’m gutted. I’m angry. When it calms down, I’ll look at the things I did well, look at the things I can learn from”.  He also added with a touch of vulnerability: “Right now I would love to just go and sulk somewhere, and maybe I will do. But there’s just no point making it a negative for the future, really. Just take the positives and move on”.  Later, he posted a hopeful message on social media: “We’ll go again!! As always, thanks for being on the journey. See you in Scotland!” Fleetwood’s response struck a chord with fans and fellow players alike—proof that resilience and humility can shine even in defeat.

Quota Increases:  All (+1):  Coleman & Hall

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Clark

Quotas: Aholt 32 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 32 * Breid 23 * Clark 35 * Coleman 31 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 30 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 30 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35

Thursday, June 19th: Kossmann with a Crisp (+4)!!!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Thursday, eleven golfers played on a very warm and sunny day. 80-85 degrees, 3-6 mph winds and 60% humidity.

Team Winners:  Clark, Hall & Kossmann won the front (+5) and total (+1).  The other two teams tied for the back (€).

Individual Winners:  Kossmann won the front (+4) and total (+4).  Coleman & Moosman tied the back (+3).

Even/Plus Points Club: Kossmann (+4), Blackwell & Moosman (+3) and Coleman, Curran & Johnson (+1).

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (72) and Blackwell (74).

Closest to the Hole:  Miller won #5 and Curran took #14.

Golf Quote: “Too much ambition is a bad thing to have in a bunker.” – Bobby Jones

Golf Stuff: Grooves help create friction between the clubface and the ball, especially on shots from the rough or wet grass. This friction generates backspin, which gives you more control over the ball’s flight and how it behaves when it lands.  More spin means a higher, softer landing shot. That’s crucial when you’re trying to stick it close to the pin instead of watching your ball roll off the green.  Grooves act like channels that clear away grass, dirt, and moisture at impact. Without them, the ball could slide up the face, reducing spin and making shots unpredictable—especially in less-than-perfect conditions.  Clean, sharp grooves help deliver consistent results. Worn or dirty grooves can lead to “fliers”—those shots that unexpectedly go farther and lower due to reduced spin.

Quota Increases:  Blackwell (+2) and Kossmann (+1).

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  N/A

Quotas: Aholt 32 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 32 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 30 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 29 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35

Tuesday, June 17th: Curran, Eggert & Johnson (+3)! Clark (69)!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Tuesday, eleven golfers played on a warm & mostly sunny day. 84-86 degrees, 2-6 mph winds and 65% humidity.

Team Winners:  Aholt, Curran, Elcan & Johnson swept (+3), (+4) & (+7).

Individual Winners:  Aholt won the front (+3).  Johnson won the back (+3).  Curran, Eggert & Johnson tied the total (+3).

Even/Plus Points Club: Curran, Eggert & Johnson (+3), Clark & Coleman (+2), Aholt & Hall (+1) and Elcan & Moosman (€).

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (69), Johnson (74) and Aholt, Coleman & Eggert (75).

Closest to the Hole:  Dennis won #5 and Clark took #14.

Golf Quote: “Treat your birdies like your bogeys. If you can go through a round with a level head, it makes it much easier to recover and to still salvage a good round." – Ben Hogan

Golf Stuff: Dimples on a golf ball reduce air resistance and increase lift, allowing the ball to fly farther and more accurately than a smooth ball. Here's how it works:  Reduced Drag: As a golf ball flies through the air, it pushes air molecules aside, creating a wake of turbulent air behind it. A smooth ball creates a large wake, which increases drag and slows it down. Dimples, however, create a thin layer of turbulent air that clings to the ball’s surface longer. This reduces the size of the wake and, in turn, the drag.  Increased Lift: When a golf ball spins (especially with backspin), the dimples help generate lift through the Magnus effect. The spinning motion combined with the dimpled surface causes air pressure to be lower on top of the ball and higher underneath, helping it stay in the air longer.

Quota Increases:  All (+1):  Aholt, Curran & Eggert.

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Miller

Quotas: Aholt 32 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 30 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 30 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 29 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 25 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35 

Saturday, June 14th: Hall & CJ (+2) & Clark (72)!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Saturday, six golfers played on a warm & partly sunny day. 76-81 degrees, 4-8 mph winds and 80% humidity.

Team Winners:  Curran, Hall & Johnson won the front (+4), total (+1) and tied Clark, Eggert & Kossmann on the back (-3).

Individual Winners:  Johnson won the front (+3), Eggert & Hall tied the back (+1) and Hall & Johnson tied the total (+2).

Even/Plus Points Club: Hall & Johnson (+2).

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (72).

Closest to the Hole:  No one won #5 and Kossmann took #14.

Golf Quote: “The object of golf is to beat someone. Make sure that someone is not yourself.”  - Bobby Jones

Golf Stuff: One of the greatest comebacks in U.S. Open history belongs to Arnold Palmer in 1960. He trailed by seven strokes going into the final round at Cherry Hills Country Club in Colorado. Then he unleashed a blistering 65, overtaking the field and clinching the title—still the largest final-round comeback in U.S. Open history.  Another jaw-dropper? Lou Graham in 1975. He was 11 strokes behind after two rounds and tied for 27th place. But he clawed his way back with a Saturday 68 and a gritty playoff win on Monday, making it the biggest 36-hole comeback ever at the U.S. Open.

Quota Increases:  All (+1):  Johnson

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Curran & Kossmann

Quotas: Aholt 31 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 30 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 27 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 29 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 29 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 25 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 23 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35 

Thursday, June 12th: Kossmann Kills (+4)!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Thursday, seven golfers played on a warm & cloudy day. 75-77 degrees, 2-4 mph winds and 75% humidity. 

Team Winners:  Hall, Kossmann, Meyer & Miller swept (+6), (€) and (+6).

Individual Winners:  Kossmann won the front (+3), total (+4) and tied Eggert, Hall & Miller on the back (+1).

Even/Plus Points Club: Kossmann (+4), Hall (+3), Eggert (+2) and Miller (€).

Closest to the Hole:  Johnson won #5 and Eggert took #14.

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (73).

Golf Quote: “The mark of a great player is in his ability to come back. The great champions have all come back from defeat." — Sam Snead

Golf Stuff: Oakmont has hosted 17 USGA championships, including 10 U.S. Opens, making it one of the most historic venues in golf.  The club has seen legendary winners like Ben Hogan (1953), Jack Nicklaus (1962), Johnny Miller (1973), Ernie Els (1994), and Dustin Johnson (2016). One of Oakmont’s most famous features is the "Church Pew" bunker, located between the third and fourth fairways. This massive bunker spans 109 yards long, 42 yards wide, and contains 550 tons of sand. The bunker was originally created in 1903, evolving over time to include 13 grass-covered "pews" that make escaping extremely difficult.  Oakmont is known for its lightning-fast greens—Sam Snead once joked that he tried to mark his ball, but his coin slid off the green.  The course has produced multiple over-par U.S. Open winners, proving its toughness.

Quota Increases:  All (+1):  Hall

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Johnson

Quotas: Aholt 31 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 30 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 29 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 29 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 29 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 23 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35

Tuesday, June 10th: Eggert (+5) & Miller (+4) Shine!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Tuesday, eleven golfers played on a warm & sunny day. 76-81 degrees, 2-3 mph winds and 50% humidity. 

Team Winners:  Clark, Eggert & Scheidegger won the front (+11), total (+9) and tied Blackwell, Coleman, Curran & Hall on the back (-2).

Individual Winners:  Eggert won the front (+5) and total (+5).  Hall won the back (+1).

Even/Plus Points Club: Eggert (+5), Miller (+4), Clark (+3), Curran (+2) and Scheidegger (+1).

Closest to the Hole:  Miller won #5 and Clark took #14.

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (69) and Eggert (74).

Golf Quote: “Give me golf clubs, fresh air, and a beautiful partner, and you can keep the clubs and the fresh air." – Jack Benny.

Golf Stuff:  The oldest player to win a PGA Tour event is Sam Snead, who was 52 years, 10 months, and 8 days old when he won the 1965 Greater Greensboro Open.  Phil Mickelson holds the record for the oldest major championship winner, winning the 2021 PGA Championship at 50 years, 11 months, and 7 days old.

Quota Increases:  All (+1):  Clark, Curran, Eggert & Miller.

Quota Decreases:  All (-1):  Blackwell, Elcan & Moosman.

Quotas: Aholt 31 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 30 * Breid 23 * Clark 36 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 28 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 29 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 29 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 28 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 23 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 27 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35

Thursday, June 5th: Blackwell Busts Out a (+5, 73)!

NOTE:   Closest to the holes for June are #5 & #14.

Conditions:  On Thursday, eight golfers played on a nice, but mostly cloudy day. 69-72 degrees, 3-5 mph winds and 85% humidity.  Moist fairways and mid-speed greens. 

Team Winners:  Blackwell, Johnson, Miller & Moosman won the front (+3) and total (+3). Clark, Coleman, Eggert & Hall won the back (+1).

Individual Winners:  Blackwell won the front (+5) & total (+5).  Moosman won the back (+3).

Even/Plus Points Club: Blackwell (+5), Clark & Coleman (+3), Hall (+2) and Johnson & Moosman (€).

Closest to the Hole:  Blackwell won #5 and Hall took #14.

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark (70), Blackwell (73) & Johnson (75).

Golf Quote: “Golf is played by twenty million, mature American men whose wives think they are out having fun." – Jim Bishop.

Golf Stuff:  The youngest person to ever win a PGA Tour event was Chuck Kocsis, who won the 1931 Michigan Open at 18 years, 6 months, and 9 days old.  A more recent young winner, Jordan Spieth won the 2013 John Deere Classic at 19 years, 11 months, and 18 days old, making him the youngest winner since 1970.

Quota Increases:  Blackwell (+2) and Clark, Coleman & Hall (+1)

Quota Decreases:  Eggert (-1)

Quotas: Aholt 31 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 31 * Breid 23 * Clark 35 * Coleman 30 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 27 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 28 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 30 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 28 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 28 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35

Tuesday, June 3rd: Johnson Tunes Up for the Senior Tour (+7, 72)!!!

Conditions:  On Tuesday, eleven golfers played on a warm and very breezy day. 82-85 degrees, 9-15 mph winds and 65% humidity.  Firm fairways, mid-speed greens and thickish roughs. 

Team Winners:  Coleman, Hall, Johnson & Miller sweep (-3), (+9) & (+6).

Individual Winners:  Hall & Johnson tie the front (+1).  Fortner & Johnson scorch the back (+6).  Johnson crushes the total (+7).

Even/Plus Points Club: Johnson (+7), Fortner (+3), Hall (+1) and Coleman (€).

Closest to the Hole:  Elcan won #5 and Fortner took #14.

75 & Below Score Club:  Clark & Johnson (72).

Golf Quote: “The mark of a great player is in his ability to come back. The great champions have all come back from defeat." — Sam Snead

Golf Stuff:  Mason Howell, a 17-year-old high school junior from Thomasville, Georgia, has secured his spot in the 2025 U.S. Open after an incredible performance in the final qualifying round. Competing at the Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta, Howell shot an impressive 18-under-par. Even more remarkable, he played both rounds bogey-free, capping off his day with a birdie on the par-5 18th hole.  Howell, currently a junior at Brookwood High School, has already committed to playing college golf at the University of Georgia.

Quota Increases:  Johnson (+2) and Fortner (+1)

Quota Decreases:  Clark (-2) and Curran, Elcan, Miller & Moosman (-1)

Quotas: Aholt 31 * Alferman 34 * Baer 30 * Blackwell 29 * Breid 23 * Clark 34 * Coleman 29 * Cozzo 26 * Crow 36 * Curran 27 * Curtis 31 (White Tees) * Dister 28 * Dunlavy 29 * Eckelkamp 36 * Eggert 29 * Eichelberger 31 * Elcan 30 * Fortner 28 * Gildehaus 31 * Hall 27 * Herrick 24 * Hoemann 33 * Johnson 30 * Kavanaugh 27 * Kossmann 26 * Lindhoff 31 * Loyd 23 * Marquart 27 * Miller 22 (Gold Tees) * Mitchell 27 * Moosman 28 * Morris 25  * Meyer 29 * Nealis 22 * Palumbo 31 *  Parmentier 32 * Purschke 20 * Scheer 20 * Scheidegger 30 * Schrader 33 * Sharma 27 * Stapp 33 * Stoehner 25 * Tiefenbrunn 24 (Black Tees) * Triplett 30 * Viox 27 * Voss, Chas 25 * Voss, Colby 32 * Voss, Dean 34 * Zastrow, Owen 29 * Zastrow, Josh 35