A Tradition Unlike Any Other · Talking Stick Golf Club · Scottsdale, Arizona · Est. 2013
THE JACK
The Fourteenth Playing

THE JACK

September 12–13, 2026 · Talking Stick Golf Club
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Of Trash Talk

"We may only see each other one weekend a year, but please know we still consider this all one big dysfunctional family."

— Kory Yule, Benevolent Captain

The Field

28 players. Two drafted teams. One Cup. Entry $400, payable promptly — Fife only counts those that paid.

The Format

Ryder Cup rules. Fourball Saturday morning, Alternate Shot Saturday afternoon, Singles Sunday.

The Stakes

The Cup. The trophy. MVP honors and next year's captaincy. And a full calendar year of bragging rights.

The Weekend
Three Rounds. Two Days. One Cup.

Patrons are reminded to attend the captains' parking-lot breakfast at 6:45, stand for the 7:30 group photo on the first tee, and bring both shirts so you're not That Guy.

I

Fourball

Saturday Morning · Best ball, partner's mistakes forgiven. Mostly.

II

Alternate Shot

Saturday Afternoon · The format that invented the Sacko. Choose your partner's lies carefully.

III

Singles

Sunday · Revealed Saturday night in the suite at TSR. Nowhere to hide.

The JACK Classic Cup — Captains Jim, Adam, Chris, Kory
The Cup, est. 2013 — Captains Jim, Adam, Chris, Kory engraved where they belong. Pictured: champions who refuse to give it back.
A Word From Our IT Division

"Just waiting on the technology to catch up."

— Jim "Jimbo" Kearns, September 11, 2019, when praised for his work on the website

The technology caught up in 2019. It caught up again in 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. Jim remained patient — a figurehead does not rush.

Seven years later, the website you are currently reading exists, and Jim did not build it. John did. The IT division has been restructured. Jim retains the Horse Race ledger and our full confidence.

Honors
Thirteen Playings of History

Sixteen players and a $160 entry in 2013. A decade-long dynasty. A rule change to end it. The full story belongs to The Lore.

2013
First Champion · Team Chris/Jim, on the 18th of the final match
2014–23
The Team Kory/Adam Dynasty · Never lost a Cup
2024+
The MVP Era · Champions crown next year's captains
Read the Full History — The Lore
Traditions
The Institutions of The JACK

Thirteen years of ritual, ceremony, and at least one legally binding grudge bet.

Every April

The Masters Week Invite

The official invitation lands during Masters week, followed by five months of email overload. Death by email. You will be counted only if you paid.

August

The Draft

Sandlot-style at Top Golf Scottsdale, with detours to Starfire, Mountain Shadows (Adam's ace), and Putting World (Doc's 50-foot bomb). Losing draft team pays the bar tab.

First Tee

Nuckman's Honors

The ceremonial first tee shot, followed by the 7:30 group photo on No. 1. Attendance is not optional. Ask John about 2020.

Low Combined Saturday Net

The Jerry Award

In honor of Jerry Baumann. First won by Reed with a net 64 — a gross 78, Jerry's exact lifetime best. The prize is $78, and it will always be $78.

Worst Alternate Shot Team

The Sacko

Awarded annually since 2019 to the Alternate Shot pairing that hurt each other the most. Nobody campaigns for it. Somebody always earns it.

Sunday Evening

The Trophy Presentation

MVPs named for both teams — who become next year's captains — the final Horse Race payout, and the Cup handed over with appropriate ceremony and inappropriate commentary.

Request the Invitation

Membership in this dysfunctional family is by invitation, lineage, or extraordinary acts of craftsmanship. The commissioner reviews all applications between his first and fourth email of the morning.

Petition the Commissioner
Course conditions for September: Hot. It's Scottsdale.
The Fourteenth Playing · September 12–13, 2026
Jack XIV

For the first time in fourteen years, the Cup is contested entirely by the next era — a scratch Godfather against a founder's son.

Team

Matt

"The Godfather" · 2025 Winning MVP
Scratch golfer. Supplier of the JACK-logo Pro V1s. Earned the captaincy the only way it can be earned now — by being the best player on the winning side.
The Cup
0 — 0
— days until the first tee
Team

Hudson

Yule Blood · 2025 MVP
Son of the Benevolent Captain himself. The next generation of the K in JACK, captaining in just his second year in the field. Kory would be pissed if he lost — so he won't.
Bulletin: Masters Week Invite confirmed delivered — five months of email overload officially underway  ·  Odds: Fife sends three emails before noon: −400  ·  Draft Watch: Casey picked last for a fifth straight year: −250  ·  Conditions: Hot. It's September in Scottsdale.  ·  Reminder: Losing draft team pays the bar tab  ·  Horse Race: Cash plays. Bring small bills. There will be no IOUs, Nuckman.  · 
The Road to Talking Stick
From the Invite to the Trophy

This page is reborn every year. Next September it becomes JACK XV, the names change, and the countdown starts again.

Key Dates

The Calendar

  • April — Masters Week Invite. Reply fast: John replied "IN" within one minute in 2024.
  • May–July — Pay your $400. Committed ≠ paid. Fife only counts those that paid.
  • August — Draft night. Captains Matt & Hudson pick their armies. Bar tab on the losers.
  • Sep 12 — Fourball & Alternate Shot. Parking-lot breakfast 6:45a. Photo on No. 1 at 7:30a.
  • Sep 13 — Singles, trophy, MVPs, Horse Race payout, hugs, threats.
Context

How We Got Here

  • 2024 — First MVP-captain year: Casey vs Jim.
  • 2025 — John (QB1) vs Curt. Matt and Hudson take MVP honors.
  • 2026 — The first all-next-era captaincy. A founder's son leads a team for the first time.
  • For the record — Team Chris/Jim went 1–6 against Team Kory/Adam on the weekend but 5–1 in draft-night bar games. "If you can't play good, then you bet draft good."

The Rosters

To be announced at the August draft. Twenty-eight names will be called. One of them will be Casey's, eventually. Live scoring runs on Golf Genius during tournament weekend, exactly as the founders' spreadsheets foretold.

Check back after draft night — the board fills in here.
A Thirteen-Year Documentary · Est. 2013

"It's all part of the lore of the JACK. We need all these stories to make it what it is."

What if we told you sixteen guys with a $160 entry fee built a major championship out of a municipal tee sheet, a Comic Sans email signature, and a bottle of Fireball?

The four founders — Jim, Adam, Chris, Kory
Jim. Adam. Chris. Kory. The JACK itself.
'13Chapter I

The Unnamed Ryder Cup Event

May 3, 2013. An email goes out titled "UPDATE: UNNAMED RYDER CUP EVENT 2013." Sixteen players. $160. Gold tees at Talking Stick. By the end of the thread, it has a name — the initials of its four founders: Jim, Adam, Chris, Kory.

The inaugural Cup comes down to the 18th hole of the final singles match. Team Chris/Jim wins. Charlie Coil goes 3–0, takes MVP, and retires on the spot — the only perfect career in JACK history.

"GENTLEMEN I PRESENT THE 'JACK Classic'... feel free to JACK off, hit the JACK pot, be a JACK ass, JACK it, or even do a shot of JACK."
— Chris Fifield, the founding email
The JACK faithful at Talking Stick
Talking Stick — where the hats match and the handicaps are disputed
'14Chapter II

The Top Golf Draft Is Born

The institution arrives: a sandlot-style draft at Top Golf Scottsdale, where Team Kory/Adam "destroyed team jim and chris winning 7 straight challenges." On the course it's the same story — A/K win 10–6, the first of a decade. Doc documents the weekend in 1,097 photographs.

"Your Winning Captain, Kory" — signed despite a personal 0–3 record he described as "my hideous record."
— The first of many benevolent captaincies
'15Chapter III

The Ace and the First Horse Race

Twenty players now. Casey Treadwell makes a 224-yard hole-in-one — still the longest walk-off flex in tournament history. Brad's Horse Race game gets its first written rules from Kory: $5 a share, low-net horse takes the pot, and if nobody backed the winner, the horse keeps the money. Travis rides that clause to a legendary $350.

"I'm more of a figurehead."
— Jim, on his role as a founder
'16Chapter IV

The Dynasty Settles In

A third straight Cup for Adam and Kory. The Flexfit hat era begins via Jumpstitch, the Antigua polos flow through the McPhersons, and the JACK starts looking suspiciously like a real tour stop.

'17Chapter V

The Jerry Award

Adam's father Jerry Baumann passes in February at 70. That September — on the six-year anniversary of his double lung transplant — the Jerry Award debuts for low combined Saturday net. Reed wins it with a net 64 that was a gross 78: exactly Jerry's lifetime-best round. The prize is $78. It will never be anything else.

Elsewhere, the field grows to 24, and a grudge is born when Fife and Reed agree the loser of their bet takes a beer in the face.

"C'mon McFly! What are you chicken?!"
— The origin of Beer in the Face
'18Chapter VI

For Craig

Craig Chenery — Mesa Fire Captain, original 2013 member — passes away on August 11, six weeks before the tournament. Fife serves as liaison to the family; Doc suggests Craig's initials go on the shirts. His email stays on the distribution list for years. The JACK plays on that September, because that's what Craig would have wanted, and the hotel floods, because the JACK is still the JACK.

Mesa Fire, dress uniforms
Mesa Fire — Craig's world, and Fife's
'19Chapter VII

Travis Goes 3–0; The Sacko Arrives

A/K again, 14.5–9.5. Travis Miller turns in a perfect 3–0 MVP weekend. At the bottom of the standings, a new tradition: the Sacko, awarded to the worst Alternate Shot team. Beer in the Face gets its photographic evidence. Jim's website work earns rare commissioner praise: "Just waiting on the technology to catch up." The technology has now caught up.

'20Chapter VIII

The COVID Playing

No Top Golf draft. Single carts. A masked group photo in 104-degree heat. And one absence the record books will never forgive: John sat out. As Fife later ruled, "It's all part of the lore of the JACK."

'21Chapter IX

The Offseason Empire

The JACK Cup debuts — a summer mini-tour of "majors" played in 30-mph wind (TRAIN at McCormick), at TPC Champions (DICE), and a one-club finale. Adam wins the inaugural Cup after Jim's collapse, a sentence that has been read aloud to Jim many times since.

'22Chapter X

JACK X

The tenth playing. Twenty-eight players. And at the Mountain Shadows draft event, Adam makes a hole-in-one — "his hole in one tab was excessive, less the $400 skins pot he won." Fife loses his handicap list somewhere around hole 6, which everyone agrees is very on brand.

The JACK X huddle
The JACK X huddle — gravity optional
'23Chapter XI

The End of an Era

The sweetheart deal ends and the $400 era begins. The draft moves to Putting World, where Doc drains a 50-foot bomb and donates the winnings back. Casey and Jim take MVP honors — and with them, under the brand-new rule, the 2024 captaincies. After a decade, the Adam/Kory dynasty closes its books: undefeated, 2014–2023.

"That's the friendliest email you've sent to the group in the 11 years we've been doing this."
— Reed, to Fife, suspicious
'24Chapter XII

The Heaviest Year

Kory Yule — the K in JACK, the Horse Race commissioner, the benevolent captain — passes in early 2024. In June, Doc follows. Fife's "Tough News" email says what there is to say: "Hug your people and tell them you love them when you have the chance."

The JACK answers the only way it knows how: it plays. Casey and Jim captain the first non-founder year. Kory's father Mark — "the Chaplain" — and his son Hudson join the field. Jim takes over the Horse Race, keeping Kory's rules word for word.

'25Pebble

The Pilgrimage

January 2025. Twelve members fly to Pebble Beach to spread Kory's ashes. Three rounds plus The Hay, a hired photographer who knew exactly what this group was carrying, and a $100 gambling pool — because, as the group agreed, "We have to gamble or Kory would be pissed!"

"I hope we laugh and cry and laugh some more... it really is truly a special thing we are doing."
— Fife, before the trip
'25Chapter XIII

Oh Captain My Captain

John — QB1, the 2024 MVP — captains JACK XIII against Curt. The tournament enters the Golf Genius era, finally giving Fife's thirteen years of spreadsheets the arena they deserved. Matt and Hudson take MVP honors. In December, TJL — The JACK League — launches on the simulator and fills sixteen spots in under a day.

"Never in the history of the JACK did I think there would ever be a reason for all the stats and scores I have logged on spreadsheets over the last 12 years, until I read this email."
— Fife, accepting his fate
'26Chapter XIV

The Next Generation

September 12–13, 2026. Matt versus Hudson — a scratch Godfather against a founder's son. Thirteen years after sixteen guys and a $160 entry fee, the JACK hands the keys to the next era. The lore continues.

The next generation
The next generation is already on the tee sheet
The Mark

Evolution of a Logo

The JACK has never paid a branding agency, and it shows — in the best possible way. From whiskey bottle to swing silhouette, the mark grew up with the tournament.

Original JACK Classic bottle logo
2013–2015
The Bottle
2016 JACK Classic logo
2016
The Year Stamp
2021 JACK cards shirt art
2021
The Cards
The JACK crest
Today
The Silhouette
Doc

The Man Behind the Camera

Doc with the boys

Wayne "Doc" Botkin — dentist, JACK Cup original, keeper of the hospitality suite — shot 1,097 photographs of the 2014 weekend alone. Nearly every picture in this archive exists because Doc thought the moment mattered. At the 2023 Putting World draft he drained a 50-foot bomb and donated the winnings straight back to the pot, which tells you everything.

He was also the group's ceremonial bet — the one wager everyone agreed on.

"I think I understand everything except placing a bet on Doc... that would be really stupid."
— The house consensus, never disproven

Doc passed away June 13, 2024. His protege, Korey "KB" Boals, carries the torch — and presumably the camera.

Gone But Present

Four members of the family whose names are spoken every September, whose seats are never really empty.
Jerry Baumann
2017

Adam's father. His lifetime-best 78 lives on in the Jerry Award — $78, every year, forever.

Craig Chenery
2018

Mesa Fire Captain. Original 2013 member. His initials rode on the shirts; his email stayed on the list.

Kory Yule
2024

The K in JACK. Horse Race commissioner. Benevolent captain. His rules are still read aloud, word for word.

Wayne "Doc" Botkin
2024

1,097 photographs. The hospitality suite. The ceremonial bet nobody was dumb enough to place against.

BRING SMALL BILLS

THE DEGENERATE
CLUBHOUSE

Past the pro shop, down the dirty road, just past the barb wire — look for the neon lights. Welcome to the back room, degenerates. You know how it works.

Established 2014 · Rules by Kory · Enforced by Jimbo since '24

The Horse Race

The Official Rules · As Written by the Commissioner
  • $5 a share. Buy as many as you like, on any horse — including yourself. Self-belief is not against the rules; it's just usually expensive.
  • Each round, the low-net horse takes the pot, split among everyone holding shares on them.
  • If nobody backed the winning horse, the horse keeps the pot. See: Travis, 2015, $350, still discussed in hushed tones.
  • All bets revealed before the first tee shot. No late money. No insider scratching.
  • Cash plays. Bring small bills. There will be no IOUs, Nuckman.
"We all know how it works. Bring small bills." — Kory's complete 2021 rules email, in its entirety
Nuckman, resting

Nuckman, photographed moments after being asked for his $5.

Today's Board

Prop Bets · The House Always Knows
Fife sends 3+ emails before noon−400
Casey picked last again at the draft−250
Reed mentions the QT burrito, extra gravy−150
Nuckman pays cash on the spot+120
Somebody takes a beer in the face+200
Jim does "the unthinkable" again+350
House rule, per the late great commissioner's Masters pool: "PROS, NOT BRAD."

Beer in the Face

The Eternal Grudge · Fife vs Reed · Since 2017

It started, as all great legal contracts do, with a double-dog dare: "C'mon McFly! What are you chicken?!" The terms are simple — lose the bet, take a beer in the face.

The beer in the face, executed

The photographic evidence, as promised. Note the second camera in the background — this group documents its contracts.

The Sacko

Worst Alternate Shot Team · Since 2019

Two players. One ball. Infinite blame. The Sacko goes to the Alternate Shot pairing that did the most damage to each other's weekend, scorecard, and friendship.

Nobody has ever framed their Sacko. Everybody knows exactly who has one.

Hall of Degenerates

Documented Acts of Financial Heroism
Travis's unclaimed-horse jackpot, 2015$350
Brad's Horse Race + MVP double$450
Adam's draft-night ace (less the bar tab)$400 skins
Church's Masters pool → 2022 entry feePaid in full
Doc's 50-foot bomb at Putting WorldDonated back

The Pools

Year-Round Action · $20 Entry

WMPO, The Players, all four majors. Founded by Kory and Jim, now run through easyofficepools. The pools fund legends: Dave Church once paid his entire JACK entry with Masters pool winnings, which remains the most responsible act of gambling in group history.

Draft-night honors: the old guard went 5–1 in bar-tab games while going 1–6 on the weekend. "If you can't play good, then you bet draft good. I suck." — Kory

K
The K in JACK

Kory Yule, The Benevolent Captain

Founder · Captain · Commissioner of the Horse Race · Forever in the Field
This is the photograph. The held finish, the McDowells behind him, the ball already gone. When the JACK needed a logo, nobody had to pose for it — Kory had already swung.

Kory Yule was a founder, the Horse Race commissioner for nine years, the author of the phrase "degenerate gamblers" as a term of endearment, and the leader of the group's Miguel Angel Jimenez pre-round stretching routine. He signed victory emails as your winning captain and losing seasons with better jokes. When he passed in early 2024, the JACK did what Kory would have demanded: it kept playing, kept gambling, and brought his father and his son into the field. In 2026, his son captains a team.

The silhouette — Kory's swing
From the Photograph to the Crest

The swing above was traced line for line into the mark you see at the top of every page — every hat, shirt, ball marker, and bag tag since. He has been on the logo the whole time. He isn't going anywhere.

High school graduation — before the JACK
Graduation day, green and gold — the friendship is older than the tournament, older than some of our members

"We may only see each other one weekend a year, but please know we still consider this all one big dysfunctional family."

— The line that defines the JACK

"Your Winning Captain, Kory."

— Signed after going 0–3 personally in 2014, "my hideous record"

"Cash plays, bring small bills. There will be no IOU's Nuckman."

— The Horse Race rules, first edition, 2015

"PROS, NOT BRAD."

— Official Masters pool ruling, still in force

"If you can't play good, then you bet draft good. I suck."

— On winning the bar tab and losing the Cup

"We all know how it works. Bring small bills."

— His complete 2021 rules email, in its entirety
The 2014 field at Talking Stick
JACK Classic II, 2014 — orange vs white, the dynasty's first win
The full 2014 field with the Cup
The full 2014 field with the Cup — one of Doc's 1,097
Starfire one-club draft
Starfire's Mulligan 9, the 2021 one-club draft — cigars mandatory
Cabin weekend in the JACK No. 7 shirts
Cabin weekend, JACK No. 7 shirts — the family off the course
The boys fishing
The dysfunctional family also fishes
The Cup and the face shirts
The Cup, defended in face-print Hawaiians — Kory's kind of dress code
Casino Anderson — Harry, Elvis and Lloyd
Casino Anderson — Harry, Elvis, and Lloyd cleared security
The boys dressed up
Occasionally we clean up. Occasionally.
Lake Powell, 2007
Lake Powell, 2007 — six years before the JACK, the family already existed
Kory at Talking Stick
The Benevolent Captain at work — collecting, no doubt
JACK X foursome
JACK X — the hats say everything you need to know
Lake Powell catch, 2007
Lake Powell, 2007 — the original Horse Race paid out in stripers
The twelve at Pebble Beach, January 2025

The Pilgrimage, January 2025

Twelve members flew to Pebble Beach to spread Kory's ashes — three rounds plus The Hay, a hired photographer who understood exactly what this group was carrying, and a $100 pool, because some rules survive their commissioner.

"We have to gamble or Kory would be pissed!"
The Record Book
Records of The JACK

Compiled from the commissioner's spreadsheet empire — every score logged since 2013. Disputes may be filed with Fife and will be read aloud at the parking-lot breakfast.

Champions
The Champions Ledger
No.YearCaptainsChampionOf Note
I2013Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Chris/JimDecided on the 18th of the final match. Charlie Coil goes 3–0 and retires on top.
II2014Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamFirst Top Golf draft. Final: 10–6. Doc takes 1,097 photos.
III2015Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamCasey's 224-yard hole-in-one. The first Horse Race.
IV2016Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamThird straight. The Flexfit hat era begins.
V2017Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamFirst Jerry Award (Reed). Beer in the Face is born.
VI2018Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamPlayed with heavy hearts for Craig Chenery. The TSR hotel flooded.
VII2019Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamMVP Travis Miller goes 3–0. The Sacko debuts. Final: 14.5–9.5.
VIII2020Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamThe COVID Playing — single carts, masked photo, 104°. John sat out. Never lived down.
IX2021Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamThe JACK Cup season debuts; Adam takes the inaugural title.
X2022Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamJACK X. Adam's hole-in-one at the Mountain Shadows draft.
XI2023Team Kory/Adam vs Team Chris/JimTeam Kory/AdamThe $400 era begins. The dynasty's final Cup: undefeated, 2014–2023.
XII2024Team Casey vs Team JimTeam CaseyFirst MVP captains. The Kory & Doc year. Mark "the Chaplain" and Hudson join the field.
XIII2025Team John vs Team CurtTeam JohnFinal: 14–10. Captain vs captain singles: John def. Curt, 4&3. MVPs: Matt & Hudson.
XIV2026Team Matt vs Team HudsonTo be decidedSeptember 12–13. The next generation takes the helm.
The Field
Every Man to Tee It Up

Official JACK handicaps, computed by Fife from every gross score logged since 2013 — up to 22 rounds per man. These are not your club handicaps. These are more accurate, less forgiving, and final.

PlayerJACK HcpRoundsTeam W–L*Matches ’25†In the Books
Kory Yule7167–1—Founder & captain. Horse Race commissioner 2015–2023. The silhouette on the crest.
Adam Baumann "42"4227–21–2Founder & captain. Dynasty architect. Inaugural JACK Cup champion. Two aces of lore.
Chris "Fife" Fifield7212–73–0Founder. Commissioner. All-time email volume record holder. Backed up the trash talk in 2025.
Jim "Jimbo" Kearns14211–81–2Founder & captain. The IT division. Horse Race keeper since 2024. Still waiting on the technology.
John "QB1" Anderson20178–13–02024 MVP. 2025 winning captain. Sat out 2020; the record book forgives nothing else.
Matt "the Godfather" Abram4184–23–02025 winning MVP. 2026 captain. Supplier of the JACK-logo Pro V1s.
Hudson Yule2040–13–02025 losing-team MVP — went 3–0 in a losing cause. 2026 captain. The next generation of the K.
Curt "High-Low" Lonsdale17222–70–32025 captain. Tied for most rounds logged in JACK history.
Casey Treadwell12223–60–3224-yard ace (2015). Two-time losing MVP. 2024 winning captain. Drafted last, perpetually.
Reed Treadwell11226–31–2First Jerry Award (net 64). Two-time winning MVP. Beer-in-the-Face plaintiff.
Lou "the Ace" Meyer0123–11–2The only scratch JACK handicap. Victim of Adam's 8&6 singles demolition, 2025.
Mick Kapanicas4203–41–1–1Core since 2013. TJL Season 1, Team Fife.
Ben Lewis4122–21–2Steady mid-70s machine. 6&5 singles winner, 2025.
Alex McPherson6162–50–2–1The Antigua connection. Outfitter of the JACK since 2013.
Ron McPherson360–1—The other Antigua connection. Plays less, scores lower.
Seth Shenfeld741–1—Four rounds, one DNF, no fear.
Marty Armstrong8120–2—Core member of the white-shirt resistance.
Dale Crogan9204–31–1–1IAFF Local 2260 President. Stood with Craig's family in 2018.
Steve Sumwalt11183–51–2Quietly logged 18 rounds without a single scandal. Suspicious.
Todd "Nuckman" Nuckols12183–3—Ceremonial first tee shot. Cash only, by commissioner's decree.
Travis Miller1381–1—2019 MVP (3–0). The $350 unclaimed-horse jackpot. The Top Golf hookup.
Kevin Yule14185–11–2House of Yule. The best documented team record never to captain.
Garrett H.1460–2—Six rounds, all in the dynasty era. Wrong side of it.
Wayne "Doc" Botkin16134–3—1,097 photographs. The hospitality suite. The ceremonial bet. (d. 2024)
Jeff "Kruegs" Krueger16140–4—Documented 0–4. Shoulder rehabbed by Ben's fiancée for 2024, allegedly. It can only go up.
Jay "J-Rich" Richardson17163–32–1Alternate Shot specialist, 2025: two wins by 4&3 or better.
Dave "Church" Church18144–1—Paid his 2022 entry with Masters pool winnings. The most responsible gambler we have.
Wesley Lewis18140–42–1Round 3 Low Net, 2025 (63). Personally fine; team cursed.
Christian "Tina" McDaniel19174–3—Mystery keepsake commissioner, 2024.
Randy "Tommy Two-Gloves" Ziegler20113–11–2Won the 2021 TRAIN event in 30-mph wind. Two gloves, zero excuses.
John L. (Jonathan Liebe)2082–1—Commissioned the Damon Hack Cameo, the greatest media coup in JACK history.
Brad Douglass22121–3—Invented the Horse Race (2014). Once won $450 + MVP in the same year.
Craig "Head" Hernandez—20–1—Two rounds logged, handicap pending further evidence.
Charlie "Chuck" Coil—61–0—3–0–0 career, 2013 MVP, retired on top. The only perfect career. Carhartt donor.
Craig Chenery——4–1—Original 2013 member. Mesa Fire Captain. His initials rode on the shirts. (d. 2018)
Dave Berriochoa——1–0—Half of the 2013 final-hole singles match that decided the first Cup.
Ryan Golseth——1–1—Dynasty-era cameo, perfectly balanced.
Mark "the Chaplain" Yule—21–01–2Joined 2024. Round 3 Low Net runner-up, 2025 (64). House of Yule.
Tyler "Ty" Anderson—31–02–1Joined 2025. Won Round 2 Low Net with his father in Alternate Shot (66).
Korey "KB" Boals—31–03–0Doc's protege. A perfect 3–0 debut. Doc would have bet on him. Nobody else was allowed to.
Mason Banks—30–10–2–1Next generation. Halved his first singles match — composure noted.
Carl Mickelson—30–12–1Joined 2025. No relation claimed, no relation denied.
* Team W–L counts the nine years with documented rosters: 2013–2017, 2021–2023, and 2025. Rosters for 2018–2020 (all Team Kory/Adam wins) and 2024 (Team Casey) are still in Fife's archive — records will grow as they surface. † Individual match records from Golf Genius, 2025 — the first fully scored year. Earlier match-by-match results are being reconstructed.