Tyson White, Drew Farrer, Caleb Mitchell, & Aaron Hall
Some tournaments carry a little more weight than the rest.
The OMG Open is one of them.
As the league's only individual stroke play championship, the OMG Open offers golfers a unique challenge unlike any other event on the schedule. With the coveted Green Jacket on the line, valuable bonus points up for grabs, and the first playoff berths within reach, 25 golfers made the trip to Ledgestone Golf Club in Reeds Spring for the third edition of the OMG Open. This year's field also featured a league first, as five invited guests joined the competition to experience the OMG Tour firsthand. While guest players were ineligible to earn league points, they competed alongside members in pursuit of one of the league's most prestigious titles.
Ledgestone once again proved why it's considered one of the toughest tests on tour. Blistering temperatures, narrow fairways, blind tee shots, and lightning-fast greens demanded precision from the opening tee shot to the final putt.
Cameron Cody, Blake Poage, Nathan Parker, & Brody Crawford
If anyone questioned whether the defending 2025 OMG Tour Champion still had championship golf in him, Blake Poage answered with authority.
Poage fired a Net 1-over-par round to capture the 2026 OMG Open Championship, slipping on the coveted Green Jacket and collecting the event's 15-point bonus. Entering the weekend on the wrong side of the playoff cut line, the victory couldn't have come at a better time. The massive point haul launches Blake back into championship position with momentum on his side heading into the final two regular-season events.
Finishing tied for second were Skyler Henson and guest competitor Will Snider, each posting impressive Net 6-over rounds. Garrett Craig continued his remarkable season by tying for fourth overall, earning 11 points to extend his lead atop the regular-season standings.
Ty Williams, Garrett Craig, Justin Kropf, & Will Snider
Beyond the Green Jacket, the biggest accomplishment of the day came in the championship race.
With their performances at the OMG Open, Garrett Craig and Drew Farrer officially became the first two golfers to qualify for the 2026 OMG Tour Championship at Rivercut.
Garrett now holds 61 points, stretching his lead to 11 points over Drew with only two regular-season events remaining. While Garrett continues his pursuit of a first Regular Season Championship, Drew's outstanding rookie campaign has already secured him a place in the postseason.
Unfortunately, every playoff race also reaches the point where dreams come to an end. Following the OMG Open, Lucas Morrison and Caden Dye became the first golfers mathematically eliminated from championship contention.
Brett Gollhofer, Aiden Brown, & Jorden Henson
The OMG Open wasn't short on unforgettable moments.
Two Closest-to-the-Pin contests gave golfers a chance to cash in, and after Skyler Henson claimed the first prize, it appeared he was on his way to sweeping the day.
Holding the lead in the second contest from the very first group, Skyler watched as group after group failed to knock him off the top spot. With only one threesome remaining, the prize looked all but secured.
Then stepped onto the tee his younger brother—and fellow league owner—Jorden Henson.
Jorden's tee shot sailed long, struck the rock wall behind the green, launched high into the air, and somehow bounced back onto the putting surface. As the ball rolled to a stop, it settled between Skyler's marker and the hole, stealing the victory in one of the most unbelievable shots the OMG Tour has ever seen.
The rest of the league may have a few questions after watching the commissioners split the Closest-to-the-Pin money.
Chandler Roberston, Sawyer Alderson, Blake Moore, & Joel Barrientos
With only 20 points remaining in the regular season, the championship picture is beginning to take shape.
Behind Garrett Craig and Drew Farrer, Derek Malcom, Aiden Brown, Brody Crawford, Tyson White, Cody Malcom, and Jeremy Pendleton have positioned themselves well and appear to be on track for championship berths after the next round if they continue their strong play.
The battle for the remaining spots, however, is anything but settled.
Nathan Parker and Kramer Patterson sit tied for ninth with 34 points, holding only a seven-point advantage over the playoff cut line. Just behind them are Cameron Cody, Jorden Henson, Joel Barrientos, Blake Moore, Blake Poage, and Jarrett Rogers, a group separated by only a handful of points where every match over the next two weeks could determine who extends their season.
Waiting just outside the championship field are Denny Mayne, Caelan Sexton, Skyler Henson, Aaron Hall, and Sawyer Alderson, each sitting six points or fewer from climbing back into contention. With attendance becoming increasingly important, every opportunity to earn points carries enormous weight.
Further down the standings, Ethan Eads, Ty Williams, Gaven Morgan, and Benny Amigon will likely need near-perfect finishes over the final two events to keep their championship hopes alive.
Gaven Morgan, Ethan Eads, & Skyler Henson
The regular season now enters its final stretch with only two events remaining before the OMG Tour Championship.
Next up, the league heads to Windmill Ridge Golf Course in Monett, Missouri, for the inaugural Players Choice Cup. Voted on by the members themselves, the newest addition to the OMG Tour schedule will mark the league's first-ever visit to Windmill Ridge and another crucial stop in the race to qualify for Rivercut.
The Green Jacket has been awarded.
The first playoff berths have been secured.
Now, the battle for the remaining championship spots truly begins.
Place Name (-/+)
1st Blake Poage +1
2nd Skyler Henson +6
- Will Snider +6
4th Garrett Craig +8
- Derek Malcom +8
- Jeremy Pendleton +8
7th Brody Crawford +10
- Blake Moore +10
- Aiden Brown +10
10th Nathan Parker +11
11th Drew Farrer +12
- Justin Kropf +12
13th Sawyer Alderson +13
Place Name (-/+)
14th Cameron Cody +14
- Jorden Henson +14
16th Gaven Morgan +15
17th Aaron Hall +16
18th Brett Gollhofer +17
19th Chandler Robertson +19
- Ty Williams +19
21st Cody Malcom +22
22nd Tyson White +24
- Caleb Mitchell +24
24th Ethan Eads +25
- Joel Barrientos +25