Kevin was a steady presence in the league’s inaugural season, earning a championship qualification—though he was unable to attend. Last season told a different story, with just one appearance that landed him at the bottom of the leaderboard. Now, with renewed commitment, Kevin looks to reestablish himself and prove he belongs among the league’s competitors.

A model of consistency, Ethan enters his third season as a two-time championship qualifier. Despite his strong resume, he’s still searching for a breakthrough moment after falling to Nathan Parker in the first round of last year’s championship. This could be the year Ethan turns consistency into contention.

Aaron made an immediate impact in his debut season with a championship qualification. However, missed events last year proved costly, as he narrowly missed the cut. With more consistent attendance, Aaron has already shown he has the ability to compete at a high level.

League co-owner alongside his brother Skyler, Jorden is no stranger to the spotlight. A two-time qualifier, last season was a rollercoaster—but it ended on a high note with a statement upset over Sawyer Alderson in the opening round of the playoffs. If that momentum carries over, Jorden could be a problem for the rest of the field.

Cody burst onto the scene in his rookie season, spending a significant portion of the year in the top five and narrowly missing out on a finalist spot. Last season, however, he struggled to find that same rhythm, finishing 16th in the regular season. Still, he qualified for the championship, where his run was cut short by regular season champion Blake Moore. A bounce-back year feels well within reach.

Consistency defines Derek. One of only two players with perfect attendance—alongside his cousin Cody—he’s been a fixture near the top of the standings. A 2024 regular season champion and third-place finisher, Derek followed it up with a solid 7th-place regular season last year. Derek also ranks among the league’s elite in consistency, spending 15 of 21 total weeks on the leaderboard over the past two seasons.

Matching Derek’s 15 weeks on the leaderboard, Caelan has been one of the league’s most reliable performers. A 2024 runner-up after falling to Tud Gold in the finals, he followed up with another strong campaign in 2025. Despite leading the league in bogeys, Caelan remained competitive throughout the year before being eliminated in the first round by eventual runner-up Garrett Craig. He remains a constant threat week in and week out.

Blake’s trajectory is one of the most impressive in the league. After a middle-of-the-pack 2024 season, he erupted in 2025, dominating the regular season and holding the number one spot for five consecutive weeks to close the year finishing as the 2025 Regular Season Champ. He carried that momentum into the playoffs with a win over Cody Malcom before falling to eventual champion Blake Poage. With that kind of form, Blake enters the new season as one of the players to beat.

Co-owner of the league and one of its fiercest competitors, Skyler has established himself as a perennial contender. A two-time finalist with back-to-back 4th place finishes, he holds the record for most consecutive weeks on the leaderboard with 10 straight in 2024. While he’s hinted at taking a step back to focus on league operations, no one should overlook him—because when Skyler tees it up, he’s always a threat.

A bit of a wildcard, Lucas returns after sitting out the 2025 season. Originally part of the 2024 field, he never quite found his footing, missing too many events to qualify for the championship. Now back in the mix, Lucas has a clean slate and a chance to reintroduce himself to the league in a big way.

Big Den is back—and motivated. While last season didn’t go exactly how he planned, Aiden still managed to qualify for the championship before falling to classmate Chris Randolph in the opening round. After putting in work on the simulator and the greens this offseason, he’s coming into the new year with something to prove.

Joel’s season was a rollercoaster—but what a finish. Clawing his way from below the cut line late in the season, he surged into qualification and made immediate noise in the playoffs. His upset win over #5 seed Benny Amigon earned him a championship victory before his run ended against Nathan Parker. Momentum is on his side heading into this season.

A consistent force all season long, Benny paired strong scoring with steady leaderboard presence, spending nearly a third of the year near the top. Finishing 5th in the regular season, he entered the playoffs with confidence—but was upset by Joel Barrientos in the first round. Expect Benny to be right back in the mix.

One of the most intriguing players in the league, Sawyer was the only left-handed golfer in the entire championship field. New to the game, he showed rapid improvement throughout the season, earning a 6th-place finish and “Most Improved” honors from many around the league. Despite falling to Jorden Henson in round one, Sawyer has been grinding in the offseason and is looking for redemption.

Consistency at its finest. Chris was a dominant presence all season, never dropping below 3rd place in the standings and finishing 2nd in the regular season. He led the league in pars and looked poised for a title run before being stopped by Skyler Henson in the playoffs. If he takes another step forward, he could be one of the most dangerous players in the field.

After a slow start due to missed events, Nathan caught fire. Finishing 4th in the regular season, he carried that momentum into the playoffs with wins over Ethan Eads and Joel Barrientos. His run eventually ended in the semifinals against close friend and eventual champion Blake Poage, but he bounced back to secure a 3rd-place finish over Skyler Henson. A strong all-around competitor with proven playoff success.

The ultimate wildcard. Despite missing several events, Garrett still made the cut—and made history. Leading the league in birdies, he entered the playoffs as the 14th seed and went on an unbelievable run, taking down Caelan Sexton, Jorden Henson, and Skyler Henson to reach the championship match. Though he fell just short, Garrett’s runner-up finish cemented him as a serious threat.

The reigning champion. Blake’s path to the title was anything but easy. After finishing 8th in the regular season, he tore through a brutal playoff bracket—defeating 2024 champion Tud Gold, 2025 regular season champion Blake Moore, and Nathan Parker before taking down Garrett Craig in the finals. Now he returns with a target on his back and something even harder to achieve: proving it wasn’t a fluke.