FOR RELEASE: Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026
JACKSONVILLE, FL – The TPC Sawgrass team of professional Brian Riddle and club members Brad Rollinson, Shawn Heinchon and Rick Root dominated the 44th annual JAGA Club Team Presidents Cup on Monday, Oct. 26th at the World Golf Village’s King & Bear, winning by six shots in the one gross, two net balls format.
Deerwood CC finished second. Tied for third were Palatka GC and Deercreek CC, with three teams tied for fifth – The Plantation at Ponte Vedra Beach, Timuquana CC and Windy Harbor GC.
The win by TPC Sawgrass was the PGA Tour-owned facility’s first in the event which honors the long list of JAGA presidents who have led the organization dating back to its inception in 1954. Fittingly, the current JAGA president, Duke Butler III, is a JAGA director who represents TPC Sawgrass.
All four of the TPC Sawgrass team members posted gross scores of 80 or better – Riddle (79), Rollinson (74), Heinchon (78) and Root (80) – in the high, gusty winds that have been typical in Northeast Florida in recent weeks.
The Club Team Presidents Cup, which is limited to JAGA’s 40 member facilities, fielded 21 teams.
The Club Team Presidents Cup trophy will reside at TPC Sawgrass for the next twelve months, leading up to the 2027 tournament.
Photos of the top three teams and ties (individuals identified left to right) appear below, followed by a complete rundown of the results (club, score and team members):
Results (Team Par = 216):
1 – TPC Sawgrass (212) Brian Riddle, Brad Rollinson, Shawn Heinchon and Rick Root
2 – Deerwood (218): Mike Broderick, Jim Kagiliery, Gee Sprague, Chris Lewis
T3 – Palatka (220): Joe Moseley, Ron Jerin, Ron Mullis, Rick Parker
T3 – Deercreek (220): Neil Schroeder, Lee Fields, Mark Rutland, Rick Scott
T5 – Plantation (223). Dean Grunewald, Ron Smith, K.C. Caldabaugh, Steve Booma
T5 – Timuquana (223): Dominic Holden, Graham Nichols, Charles Trinder, Fred Seely
T5 – Windy Harbor (223): Kim Goedecke, Jerry Wood, Bunky Johnson, Kris Kell
8 – San Jose (226): Todd Bork, Cary Helton, Chris Smith, Steve Simmons
T9 – Sawgrass CC (229): Juan Raigoza, Gregg Deiboldt, Joe Cronauer, Richard Setian
T9 – Jacksonville G&CC (229): Clint Avret, Skip Lunsford, Mike Brooks, Bobby Roche
11 – Jax Beach (232): Larry Stark, Jimmy Sox, Bill Brommer, Lou Drollette
T12 – Stillwater (233). Mike Monahan, Brian Harman, Ryck Archambault, Jeff Dickerson
T12 – Ponte Vedra (233): Josh Wolfe, Michael Wenk, Jeff Tidwell, Ryan Rogers
T14 – Amelia National (234): Jeff Hohner, Kevin LeRoux, Michael Dennis, Paul Murtha
T14 – TPC Sawgrass (234): Nicole Cousart, Gina Fishman, Jane Rollinson, Kelly Root
16 – Palencia (235): Jim Loftin, Steve Evans, Tom Davis, Joel Hofstead
T17 – King & Bear (237): Matt Hipps, Phil Stambaugh, Walt Martin, Kevin Fritch
T17 – Fleming Island (237): Jerry Jensen, James Davis, Camron Faucett, Todd Shelburne
19 – Marsh Landing (240): Tyler Gray, John Tancredi, Peter Karpen, Tom Alter
T20 – Amelia River (241): Jim Hurley, Paul Worley, Bill Lavoie, Warren Zelko
T20 – NAS JAX (241): David Leininger, Eddy Sisneroz, Marion Franklin, Angello Collins
For team results, click here:
https://jagaj-44thjagaclubteamchampionship-presi.golfgenius.com/pages/12182277522301393813
NEXT UP FOR JAGA:
DATE | EVENT | VENUE |
Nov. 2 | JAGA Fall Four-Ball | Ponte Vedra Inn & Club – Lagoon Course |
Nov. 23 | 23rd JAGA Scholarship Trust Classic presented by Circle K | Marsh Landing CC |
Dec. 19 | JAGA Family Championship | Jax Beach GC |
For event information and to enter, click here: https://jaxareagolf.org/2026-tournaments/
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Established in 1954, JAGA enters its 73rd year in 2026. It is a not-for-profit corporation consisting of 42-member golf facilities located in Northeast Florida. JAGA’s mission is to promote golf, community and goodwill through tournaments and related events and activities. It conducts or supports 11 tournaments, including six championship events and five others that feature team formats. JAGA has a charitable arm that manages a scholarship program which currently provides college funding for 63 area students. Since its inception in 1974, the Scholarship Trust has awarded over $2.5 million in scholarships to more than 475 students.
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