THE JACK

Reed Treadwell

Yrs 13Record 19-13-7Pts 22.5Cups 8

Scoring avg · South 73.43 · North 72.10 · Alt 68.54

Reed "Papa Bear" Treadwell is an original 16 member, a two-time MVP, and an eight-time champion who spent years as the JACK's all-time points leader. A predator on the course — aggressive, fearless, and the man who launched the infamous beer-in-the-face tradition. His only weakness is a Sunday showdown with Nuckman fueled by double bloodies and Coors Light. Reed doesn't just compete. He hunts.

Casey Treadwell

Yrs 13Record 16-19-4Pts 18Cups 7

Scoring avg · South 75.93 · North 70.60 · Alt 70.67

An original 16 member and part of one of the JACK's brother duos. Once traded for the inaugural MVP and picked last for years, he kept swinging — hit the JACK's first hole-in-one in 2015, won MVP in 2023, and captained a championship team the following year. Seven titles and nearly a point per weekend. Proof that reputation can change and performance rewrites it.

Curt Lonsdale

Yrs 13Record 15-18-6Pts 18Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 76.00 · North 72.60 · Alt 69.50

The JACK's original lefty and a walking coin flip — feast or famine, never in between. Won the first Sunday horse race after shooting a rough 103 the day before, consumed double greyhounds like oxygen, and photobombed every championship picture he could reach. Five titles, a 2023 MVP, and a 2024 captaincy. Unpredictable, unforgettable, undeniably successful.

John Anderson

Yrs 12Record 16-13-6Pts 19Cups 8

Scoring avg · South 77.46 · North 72.50 · Alt 71.42

The "little J" of the JACK and one of its most accomplished original 16 members. He's missed only one event since the beginning, won eight championships, earned a Sorry Sack, claimed a Losing Team MVP, and captained a title team. He also created the JACK Sim League, expanding the event's footprint. Anderson doesn't chase attention — he builds structure, wins quietly, and keeps showing up with results.

Mick Kapanicas

Yrs 12Record 16-12-8Pts 18.5Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 73.36 · North 71.00 · Alt 72.33

One year short of perfect attendance and a grinder since he arrived in year two. With match-play experience, five championships, and a 2022 MVP, he's a Sunday fighter — the kind of player you can find at the tables late Saturday and still claw out wins the next morning. Toughness personified.

Dale Crogan

Yrs 11Record 15-12-6Pts 18Cups 6

Scoring avg · South 73.42 · North 73.13 · Alt 69.64

Joined in year two and became one of the JACK's most reliable competitors. MVP in 2021, six championships, a 15-12-6 record, and a knack for keeping the group grounded with stories and steady play. He also won the inaugural JACK Sim League, proving his game translates anywhere. Consistency with teeth.

Steve "Big Daddy" Summwalt Sidelined · XIV

Yrs 11Record 14-18-1Pts 13.5Cups 4

Scoring avg · South 74.25 · North 74.20 · Alt 70.00

A machine — a bunker specialist, four-time champion, and a competitor who only stops playing when a doctor with a scalpel tells him to. Even at 70 he still beats players half his age, finally moving up a tee box only because the group felt bad. Big Daddy is proof that skill doesn't fade. It just gets meaner. Sidelined for JACK XIV on doctor’s orders — the only excuse this tournament has ever accepted. The field is easier and worse off at the same time. Get well, Big Daddy. Your seat is waiting at XV.

Zac Castleberry New · XIV

Yrs 1Record 0-0-0Pts 0Cups 0

Scoring avg · No data. No film. No fear.

The newest man in the field, signed eleven days before the first tee. A Mesa firefighter who answers to Battalion Chief Fifield at the station and plays against him at Talking Stick — a conflict of interest the Committee has noted, filed, and fully expects to enjoy. A left-handed 20 described by his own recruiter as “basically Randy, but mirrored,” with Douglass-grade vibes. Already knows Dale, Carl, Fife, Wes, and Ben; the other twenty-two introductions happen on the first tee. Fills the seat of the great Big Daddy Sumwalt, which is not pressure at all. Welcome to the lore, Zac.

Matt Abram

Yrs 10Record 19-9-2Pts 20Cups 7

Scoring avg · South 75.50 · North 71.00 · Alt 69.78

One of the JACK's most reliable weapons. Seven championships in ten appearances, an MVP, and a captaincy coming in 2026. Drafted ahead of Albert Pujols in the 1999 MLB amateur draft, he tinkers with a new putter every year and still delivers nearly two points per tournament. They call him Automatic Matty for a reason.

Todd "Nuckman" Nuckols

Yrs 10Record 14-8-5Pts 16.5Cups 6

Scoring avg · South 74.00 · North 71.50 · Alt 67.13

An original 16 member and one of the JACK's most infamous figures. He arrived in 2013 like a missile — chasing players with snakes, topping consecutive opening tee shots, winning an early MVP before forgetting the event was golf and not a card game. He fell asleep twice and earned back-to-back Sorry Sacks, yet still holds a winning record and six championships. Chaos, comedy, and competitiveness in one unpredictable package. Cash only.

Kevin Yule

Yrs 10Record 13-12-5Pts 15.5Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 75.00 · North 67.43 · Alt 67.56

Joined a few years in and immediately became a fixture. He created the Sorry Sack award, won five championships, and built a reputation as one of the group's most committed gamblers — second only to Jim. Four individual horse races with setups that defy logic and a forward press that borders on performance art. Kevin doesn't just play the JACK. He adds flavor to it.

Christian "Tina" McDaniel

Yrs 10Record 11-16-2Pts 12Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 75.92 · North 72.50 · Alt 70.90

A master of verbal warfare — a relentless trash-talker who never met a conversation he didn't think he won. Known for the infamous basement practice video, constant banter, and taking the silhouette photo that became the JACK logo. He hasn't won much individually, but he's been part of several championship teams and remains one of the event's loudest, most memorable personalities.

Alex McPherson

Yrs 10Record 10-20-3Pts 11.5Cups 3

Scoring avg · South 74.91 · North 73.00 · Alt 73.44

A steady force across ten JACK Classics, earning at least one point every year he's played and contributing to three championship teams. As one of the original 16, he helped establish the event's early identity — including the first wave of Antigua team apparel that set the tone for the JACK's look and feel. McPherson doesn't make noise. He makes impact.

Jay Richardson

Yrs 9Record 14-11-2Pts 15Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 72.33 · North 72.71 · Alt 68.89

Entered as an alternate and detonated the field. His handicap was questioned immediately, and he answered by winning MVP in his first year. Since then he's averaged nearly 1.67 points a weekend across five championship teams. Consistency with an edge — the kind of competitor who doesn't talk about proving people wrong. He just does it.

Wesley Lewis

Yrs 9Record 13-12-2Pts 14Cups 3

Scoring avg · South 75.11 · North 74.14 · Alt 72.13

Part of one of the JACK's brother duos, with a reputation for Sunday dominance — undefeated even when he doesn't bet on himself. Once won the Sorry Sack and low net in the same weekend, proving volatility and talent can coexist. Aggressive when fired up, always willing to go for the green, with three championships to show for it. Improvement in motion.

Jeff Krueger

Yrs 8Record 3-18-3Pts 4.5Cups 2

Scoring avg · South 82.25 · North 73.60 · Alt 75.00

Stumbled into the JACK through a card table and a game of liar's dice, and eight events later he's carved out a unique place. His scores don't always show it, but he's been part of multiple championship teams and multiple Sorry Sacks. He engraves the Gentleman Jack bottles for the event, missed time to injury, and returned with new knees ready to fight. Commitment comes in many forms — his is carved in glass.

Dave Church

Yrs 7Record 10-7-4Pts 12Cups 4

Scoring avg · South 77.00 · North 74.60 · Alt 69.60

The most responsible gambler the JACK has — he once paid his entire 2022 entry fee with Masters pool winnings. Seven years, a 10-7-4 record, and a habit of showing up exactly when it counts.

Lou Meyer

Yrs 7Record 10-6-2Pts 11Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 72.17 · North 67.00 · Alt 70.83

Represents the Anthem boys and has been the lowest handicap since he showed up. He gets everyone's best shot — low-handicap grinder or high-handicap roller coaster — and handles it with calm precision under the visor. Five championships in seven years and points stacked like a machine. He's one MVP away from sitting at the top of the JACK hierarchy.

Brad Douglass

Yrs 7Record 8-10-3Pts 9Cups 3

Scoring avg · South 77.71 · North 77.83 · Alt 70.83

The JACK's energy source — the man who guarantees the highest cocktail count and the loudest Saturday night. But beneath the vibes is a competitor who delivered one of the most shocking performances in JACK history: a net-63 blowout win in 2020 using a 1998 Ping TiSi driver. An original 16 member, a horse race champion, and a three-time team winner who scores every time he shows up. Proof the party and the performance can coexist.

Randy Ziegler

Yrs 7Record 9-11-1Pts 8.5Cups 5

Scoring avg · South 79.17 · North 80.00 · Alt 71.00

One of the most unforgettable debuts in tournament history — throwing up and having a bowel movement on the course at the same time, then rallying like nothing happened. He earned instant respect, hung golf gloves from his cart like Aaron Rai in 110-degree heat, and backed it up. In seven events he's won five championships and scored at least a point every year. Gritty, unfiltered, tougher than the conditions.

Ben Lewis

Yrs 7Record 4-13-4Pts 6Cups 4

Scoring avg · South 72.50 · North 68.00 · Alt 70.00

Arrived seven years into the JACK with no golf background and a college baseball career behind him. He adapted fast. He hits it longer than anyone pound-for-pound, draws elite opponents every year, and still averages nearly a point per tournament. Four championships — three in a row — and even a Sorry Sack when the beers got ahead of him. His record doesn't tell the full story. His game does.

Marty Armstrong

Yrs 6Record 7-10-1Pts 7.5Cups 2

Scoring avg · South 76.80 · North 74.00 · Alt 70.33

Arrived like a wrecking ball, winning two championships in his first appearances before life — injuries, kids, medic school — pulled him away. When he's present, he's a force: energetic, talented, and capable of lifting a team with personality alone. Armstrong doesn't show up often, but when he does, he matters.

Travis Miller

Yrs 5Record 8-7Pts 8Cups 3

Scoring avg · South 77.67 · North 73.14 · Alt 71.80

The JACK's nomad — a competitor who has played while living in Nevada, Tennessee, and Texas. An original 16 member, he won MVP in 2019 and became the first player to win the entire horse race pot by going unbet and taking low net ($350, still discussed in hushed tones). Three championships in limited appearances, and a traveling-gunslinger vibe every time he shows up.

Jon Liebe

Yrs 4Record 4-5-3Pts 3.5Cups 2

Scoring avg · South 73.75 · North 67.33 · Alt 69.67

Arrived late but fit instantly. A lefty with presence, he won back-to-back championships out of the gate and delivered the JACK's second hole-in-one — on a memorial hole honoring Kory. He opened the bar tab, shrugged, and said, "that was light work." Skill, swagger, and a sense of timing that makes him dangerous every time he tees it up. He also commissioned the legendary Damon Hack Cameo.

Craig "Head" Hernandez

Yrs 4Record 1-10-1Pts 1.5Cups 1

Scoring avg · South 85.00 · North 82.00 · Alt 72.50

A steady pre-COVID presence before moving to Florida — but distance didn't stop him. He's traveled back for two of the last three years, proving his dedication is stronger than his record. Head isn't measured by wins. He's measured by the energy he brings, and the JACK is better every time he makes the trip.

Hudson Yule

Yrs 3Record 6-3Pts 6Cups 1

Stepped in for his father and immediately showed he belonged. He's already won a team championship, earned a Losing Team MVP with a 3-0 performance, and will captain his first team in 2026. Young, talented, and rising fast — the next generation of the K in JACK. He doesn't wait for legacy to happen. He builds it.

Ron McPherson

Yrs 3Record 5-2-2Pts 6Cups 2

Scoring avg · South 70.67 · North 72.67 · Alt 69.33

The only professional golfer ever to play in the JACK, and he dominated the field in his 70s. He hit every fairway, drained putts like a man decades younger, and averaged two points a weekend while winning two championships. He eventually stepped aside so others could have a chance, leaving behind a legacy of precision, class, and quiet superiority.

Garrett Howell

Yrs 3Record 2-6-1Pts 2.5Cups 0

Scoring avg · South 77.33 · North 72.67 · Alt 69.50

Flashed through the JACK in a three-year run that ended too soon. He arrived during a stretch of roster chaos, fit in immediately, then disappeared after a job change and an Achilles tear. His time was brief, but he left the impression of a competitor who could have built something bigger if life hadn't intervened.

Ryan Golseth

Yrs 2Record 4-2Pts 4Cups 1

Scoring avg · South 74.00 · Alt 68.50

Came up from Tucson for two years and left with hardware. After an underwhelming debut he returned with purpose, went 3-0, won MVP in 2017, and led his team to a championship. Kory Yule said they'd win if Ryan showed up — and he was right. He hasn't returned since, but he walked away on top.

Mark Yule

Yrs 2Record 3-3Pts 3Cups 2

Entering his third JACK with two championships already in hand. He's been a factor in the horse race and seems to bring divine intervention to any team he joins. "The Chaplain." Some players contribute. Mark alters outcomes.

Seth Shenfeld

Yrs 2Record 3-3Pts 3Cups 1

Scoring avg · South 75.00 · North 66.00 · Alt 67.00

Played two years and finished 3-3, but his legacy is defined by the JACK's first on-course 911 call. Overheating forced him to forfeit his final Sunday match, and the group learned that Nuckman absolutely cannot check a pulse. Short, chaotic, and memorable — exactly the kind of story the JACK never forgets.

Chuck Coil

Yrs 1Record 3-0Pts 3Cups 1

Scoring avg · North 67.50

Played one year, went 3-0, won MVP, won a championship, and vanished. Traded away because no one knew him, he became the JACK's first ghost story — a perfect record and a complete disappearance. The only perfect career in JACK history. Short, sharp, and undefeated. Carhartt donor.

Korey "KB" Boals

Yrs 1Record 3-0Pts 3Cups 1

Blew in from Minnesota by way of the Fontainebleau during March Madness and immediately made noise. He went 3-0 in his inaugural year, won a team championship, and earned the Distinguished Gentleman Award in honor of Doc. Boals didn't ease into the JACK — he arrived like a statement. Doc would have bet on him; nobody else was allowed to.

Carl Mickelson

Yrs 1Record 2-1Pts 2Cups 0

Entered as a last-minute replacement in 2025 and immediately proved he belonged. He posted a strong 2-1 record and showed the kind of composure that suggests he'll be a problem for future opponents. No relation claimed, no relation denied. His story is just beginning.

Tyler Anderson

Yrs 1Record 2-1Pts 2Cups 1

Made his JACK debut last year and came out swinging. He won his opening match, followed it with a strong alternate-shot performance (Round 2 Low Net with his father, a 66), and ran into a buzz saw on Sunday. Eager, competitive, and positioned to grow — the kind of newcomer who doesn't need hype. He needs reps.

Dave Berriochoa

Yrs 1Record 1-1-1Pts 1.5Cups 1

Scoring avg · North 79.00 · Alt 71.00

Part of the original 16, he made his mark in the inaugural JACK with toughness and timing. As the sun dropped on Saturday he buried a deciding putt to keep his team alive — despite taking a Brad Douglass missile off the shoulder earlier in the round. He finished 1-1-1 and walked away, leaving a short but gritty legacy and one clutch moment still talked about.

Mason Banks

Yrs 1Record 0-2-1Pts 0.5Cups 0

Debuted last year and earned half a point, but his real damage came in the JACK Sim League, where he dominated the first season and won low net. He halved his first singles match — composure noted. His game will need to sharpen for September, but the potential is clear. Banks is a threat in any format.