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Stephanie Connelly Eiswerth Wins Women’s PGA Professional of the Year

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Stephanie Connelly Eiswerth has made history by being crowned as the Women’s PGA Professional of the Year for the second consecutive year. With an outstanding performance at various PGA events, she scored 860 points, outpacing her closest rival by over 96 points. In addition to her individual accomplishments, she led the U.S. team to victory in the Women’s PGA Cup. Other notable golf award winners this year include Ben Polland for Male Player of the Year and Will Davenport as the amateur Player of the Year. The excitement continues with upcoming tournaments and events in the golf world.

Stephanie Connelly Eiswerth Crowned Women’s PGA Professional of the Year Again!

You’re not going to believe the exciting news coming out of the world of golf! Stephanie Connelly Eiswerth has been named the Women’s PGA Professional of the Year for the second year in a row! What an incredible achievement, right?

How Did She Do It?

So, how did she clinch this prestigious title once more? Well, it all comes down to a points system that tracks players through various PGA events, from local sections all the way to the national level. In an absolutely fantastic performance, Connelly Eiswerth racked up a whopping 860 points, leaving her closest competitor, Sandra Changkija from Daytona Beach, in the dust with only 763.33 points.

Rising to the Occasion

One of the highlights of Connelly Eiswerth’s year was her stellar performance at the Women’s Stroke Play Championship during the PGA Winter Championships. But that’s not all! She also tied for 26th place in the prestigious PGA Professional Championship. That’s her sixth consecutive appearance at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship! Talk about consistency!

Team Spirit Wins Big

In addition to her individual accolades, Connelly Eiswerth showcased her leadership skills by guiding the U.S. team to a fantastic 12-shot victory in the Women’s PGA Cup. Her final-round score of 66 was nothing short of spectacular!

Local and National Recognition

Her stellar season didn’t just stop there. She finished fifth in the North Florida PGA Player of the Year standings and snagged the second spot in the Women’s Player of the Year honors in her section. What a tremendous year to celebrate!

More Award Winners in Golf

But wait, there’s more exciting news! The PGA Male Player of the Year award went to Ben Polland, who hails from Jackson, Wyoming. Not far behind, Jason Caron from Oyster Bay, N.Y., took home the honors for Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year.

Veteran Excellence

In a thrilling turn of events, David Anthony from Jacksonville was recognized as the Florida State Golf Association Super-Senior Player of the Year for the second time. Anthony is a force to be reckoned with, boasting a total of 16 FSGA titles, including four Super-Senior titles in the last five years! Impressive, right?

Rising Stars

Switching gears to up-and-coming talent, Will Davenport from Boynton Beach has been crowned the amateur and mid-amateur Player of the Year. Davenport made waves by finishing in the top three in four out of his six FSGA starts this season. Additionally, R.J. Nakashian was named the Senior Player of the Year, while Clipper Salmon and Sophia Dyer took the honors for Junior Boys Player of the Year and Junior Girls Player of the Year, respectively.

First Coast Amateur Tournament Buzz

Now, let’s look ahead! The ninth First Coast Amateur is scheduled to kick off this Saturday at the stunning Deerwood Country Club. This marks the first time the event will be held there, bringing a fresh backdrop to a classic competition. The defending champion, Kent Hsaio from Purdue, will be looking to keep his title!

With the City of Jacksonville’s Office of Sports & Entertainment presenting the event for the second consecutive year, excitement is in the air! Expect an impressive field of 96 players participating in a thrilling 54-hole, no-cut format.

A Global Stage

Last year, golfers from 12 countries, 23 states, and 46 colleges and universities participated, showcasing the incredible diversity and talent in golf today. This is certainly an event not to miss!

Junior Golf League Registration Now Open

On another note, registration for the 2025 PGA Junior League season is now open! Aimed at engaging players aged 17 and younger, it’s expected that over 77,000 players will participate this year! The league features divisions for ages 13 and under, 17 and under, as well as a new pilot program for 9 and under.

Looking Ahead

Programs will run from May through November, with a dynamic roster of various competitions happening at multiple local golf clubs. And don’t forget about the Underwood Cup coming up soon! The teams have been finalized for the match-play event set for February 2-3. With Mike Broderick captaining the professional team and Michael Del Rocco at the helm of the amateur team, we can expect some fierce competition!

With all these happenings in the golf world, it’s shaping up to be an exhilarating year filled with talent, excitement, and opportunities for golfers across the board!

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