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2025 Money Lists, Saturday League Champions, Top Twenties, and Year End Statistics

November 19, 2025

Saturday, Tuesday, and Wednesday League Money Lists

Thank you to all the members and tournament players whose support and participation helped to make this a successful year for the club. In addition to our leagues’ tournaments, we co-sponsored two charity events: the Second Family and Friends benefiting First Tee and the Eighth JPMGC Charity Classic benefiting Harvest Against Hunger, held the Sixteenth Junior Tournament in August, and had outings to Chambers Bay.

Saturday & Match Play Money List                  Tuesday Money List                  Wednesday Money List

2025 Money Lists Composite – a composite spreadsheet for all three leagues with worksheets for each league, and all can be sorted. New this year in the Composite worksheet: columns for each league of the “points %” earned by each player based on the total member points for the league divided into the player’s winnings. The different league percentages are totaled in a fourth column. Perhaps this is a better way to determine the Sandbagger of the Year. Your comments are welcome.

Disclaimer: The stroke play numbers are downloaded from Golf Genius. The match play numbers are added manually. Both sources may contain errors, especially regarding the number of tournaments played.

Saturday League Tournament Champions

Jack Hartley was Gross Stroke Play Champion for a second time. Jack’s dominance in stroke play was demonstrated by his winning Low Gross of Field in the Spring, Summer, and Fall Field Days. Kyle Miller repeated as the Gross Match Play Champion. Mark Ohrenschall repeated as the Senior Gross Stroke Play Champion and won his second Senior Gross Match Play Championship. All of them qualified this year to play in the Champion of Champions Tournament at The Home Course in April 2026 and 2027.

Four players have qualified to compete for the 2026 Match Play Gross Championship. They are Dylan Fitzgerald, Jack Hartley, Kyle Miller, and Mark Ohrenschall. The remaining twelve spots will be filled based on the Spring Field Day 2026 gross performances from the blue tees.

2025 Saturday League Tournament Champions

Saturday’s Most Improved

According to Golf Genius, these ten players showed the most improvement this year in the Saturday league. All played in Saturday events.

Name First Handicap Index® Last Handicap Index® Improvement factor
Fierro, Adam 12.4 2.3 1.706
LeCompte, Jeffrey 31.5 17.7 1.465
MacFarlane, Kevin 9.3 5.9 1.190
Wise, Jonathon 11.5 7.8 1.187
Nelson, Travis 32.7 26.0 1.176
Lewis, Jesse 21.6 17.2 1.151
Galvin, Bruce 19.0 15.1 1.144
Spacciante, Anthony 14.8 11.5 1.140
Croghan, Dale 15.5 12.2 1.136
Fisher, Sam 7.3 5.0 1.135

Top Twenties

These are the top money winners and participants across all the club tournaments. Those people who play more on Saturdays and Tuesdays have an advantage in winning money, because those leagues pay better than the Wednesday league. Still, some people playing lots of Wednesdays did quite well. On the other hand, if percentages of league points were combined to determine the Sandbagger of the Year, Robert Cowan would have edged out Bob Cameron with 5.505% to 5.466%.

Bob Cameron led in “Points” and “Total Points & Purse,” Jeff Schoening led in “Purse,” and Oliver Rutz led in “Tournaments Played.” Because Bob led in points, he is the “Sandbagger of the Year” for 2025. He was also the winner of the Order of Merit for the Tuesday League. Congratulations, Bob!   Top Twenties

Tournament Stats

The club grew in 2025. Membership was up 3.9%, from 537 to 559 members. Tournament participation decreased overall, though Tuesday saw an increase in participation. The statistics for 2024 and 2025 are below. The upshot is that tourney rounds were down 1.9%, the number of payouts was down 6.9%, the tournament fee collection was down 3.4%, the club contribution was down 0.5%, and the club percentage was up 2.2%, so that total payout was down 2.6%. Jackson Park Sum, the total of estimated tournament green fees and tournament payouts, was up 9.9%. Tournament directors adjust the club contribution to payouts to keep tournament finances at a sustainable level for the club. ~ Bold is used for 2025 numbers larger than the 2024 numbers.

2025 Statistics Saturdays & Match Play Tuesdays Wednesdays Combined
Tourney Rounds 979 1,310 1,137 3,426
No. of Payouts 437 862 536 1,835
Paid Player Pct. 44.64% 65.80% 47.14% 53.56%
Player Purse Fee $22,784 $22,680 $9,096 $54,560
Club Contribution $9,707 $9,234 $3,380 $22,321
Club Percentage 29.88% 28.93% 27.09% 29.03%
Total Payout $32,491 $31,914 $12,476 $76,881
Honey Pot $5,930 $8,450 $5,192 $19,572
Jackson Park Sum $98,631 $88,244 $52,271 $217,527

 

2024 Statistics Saturdays & Match Play Tuesdays Wednesdays Combined
Tourney Rounds 1,129 1,215 1,149 3,426
No. of Payouts 558 800 612 1,970
Paid Player Pct. 49.42% 65.84% 53.26% 56.40%
Player Purse Fee $26,200 $21,105 $9,192 $56,497
Club Contribution $10,064 $8,745 $3,626 $22,435
Club Percentage 27.75% 29.3% 28.29% 28.42%
Total Payout $36,264 $29,850 $12,818 $78,932
Honey Pot $6,820 $8,470 $5,172 $20,462
Jackson Park Sum $101,508 $72,178 $43,841 $217,527

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