Champions Locker Room
2023 Tour Champion
Adam Guenther
2023 Summer Showdown Champion
Drew Jones
2023 Bison Championship Champion
Jordy Lutz
2023 AC Classic (Pro) Champion
Austin Dobrescu
2023 AC Classic Champion
Marco Trstenjak
2023 Spring Classic Champion
Braxton Kuntz
Ryan McMillan Win's Inagural Art Johnston Trophy.
Ryan McMillan fires 68-73(-4) to win the Prairie Scratch Tour, Tour Championship and Art Johnston trophy. The Elmhurst stud had finished second at the summer showdown just a week after making the cut in the Canadian Men's Amateur Championship. Starting 1 shot back of point leader Jordy Lutz, Ryan quickly grabbed the lead on day one making 5 birdies in his first 13 holes. On the final day in tough windy fall like conditions Mr McMillan tapped in a 1 foot putt to win the Tour Championship by 2 strokes over Braxton Kuntz & Troy Kehler.
Jordy Lutz
Summer Showdown
Champion
The summer showdown was the last regular season event on the Prairie Scratch Tour, and the last chance to earn a spot in the Tour Championship. After missing the cut at the Canadian Men's Mid Amateur in Toronto at The Thornhill Club, the Jordy put together 2 solid rounds for a total of 143 (-1) to win the summer Showdown by 4 strokes. With this win Jordy will be the man to beat at the Tour championship hosted at Breezy Bend Country club, septemeber 10-11. Jordy will start the tour championship with a 1 stroke lead over 5 players ranked 2-6, and a 2 stroke lead over the remaining 10 players.
2022 Selkirk Shootout Champions
Curtis Masrkusson & Neel Soni
Curtis Markusson & Neel Soni are victorious in the inaugural Selkirk 2-Man Better Ball Shootout. Curtis & Neel shot back to back 63s to finish the event at 16 under par. An impressive display of golf which rewarded with a 2 strokes victory over Evan Nachtigall & Ryden Hargreaves. Curtis and Neel are the first recipients of the coveted Better Ball Championship Tag Team Belts as well as a cheque for $1000 each.
Spring Classic Champion
Evan Nachtigall
The Brandon native shot 3-under 69 to take a two-stroke lead over Braxton Kuntz into the final round of the Prairie Scratch Tour’s inaugural event at Grand Pines Golf Course. He delivered with a 71 on Monday to beat the NCAA Division I rookie by a single shot, taking home a cool $1,000. Nachtigall also claimed 750 points to help qualify for the tour’s championship this fall.
(-Thomas Friesen; The Brandon Sun.)