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On Monday, the members of the APT were privy to a special day at The Country Club of St. Albans, one of the most exclusive and top-tiered private clubs in the state of Missouri. Hosting numerous major championships in the metro, The Country Club of St. Albans has gained a reputation for top-level championship golf, and the Lewis & Clark course did not disappoint. The event marked the second of the season for the Golf with Jay Delsing Monday Series, which is a separate points race for select Monday events and private clubs in the 2025 season, and 122 players took on the challenge at the top-rated Lewis & Clark course.
In Division 1, Chad Crawford bested the crowded field to return to the winners circle with a stellar performance, a 2-over par 74 that featured an eagle on the par-5 second hole to best Michael Clark by one stroke. Hasan Baig, Jayson Hoagland, and Geff Dunn each finished in a tie for 3rd with 5-over par rounds of 77. On the senior side, Mike Clark got it done and returned to the Autohaus BMW Winners Circle with a round of 75, besting Geff Dunnby two strokes.
In Division 2, 18 holes would not be enough as Las Vegas’ Hendra Wijaya and Lee McCarthy each played well on the difficult Lewis & Clark course finishing with equal rounds of 75. Wijaya would make par on the difficult par-4 1st hole to secure the victory. Stuart Pryor played solid to earn third place honors finishing with a 77 to finish 2-shots off the pace. Eric Schaetty continued his solid play with a 5-over par 77, while the top-5 was rounded out by Daniel Black, Josh DeJarnette, and Todd Feuerhaken with rounds of 79. On the senior side, Hendra Wijaya earned the double-dip victory with his 75, with Todd Feuerhaken taking solo 2nd with a round of 79. Mike Konuch and Eric Fogleman finished in 3rd place with rounds of 80.
In Division 3, Adam Haegele and Scott Kleine tied for the top spot with impressive rounds of 9-over 81 to share the top honors in the most competitive division as the top 5 finishers were separated by only 2 strokes. Simay Souvannarath and Paul Wilson finished in a tie for 3rd with 82 just 1 shot off the pace. Chris Turner finished in 5th with an 83, while Tony Clark finished in 6th with an 84. On the senior side, Scott Kleine earned the victory with his 81, besting Simay Souvannarath and Paul Wilson with rounds of 82.
In Division 4, Justin Wilson played well, firing a 10-over par 82 to earn a 3-shot victory over Jim Nichols and Josh Burnett, who finished in a tie for the runner-up spot with 85. Dave Draucker continued his solid 2025 campaign with a round of 88 to finish 4th, with Allen Starnes rounding out the top-5 with an 89. On the senior side, Jim Nichols earned the title with a round of 85, besting Dave Draucker by 3 shots. Mike Scalera and Scott Clavenna finished in a tie for 3rd with rounds of 90.
In Division 5, Nashville’s Joe Smolira shot an 88 to earn a 2-shot victory over Esther Flora, who finished in the runner-up spot with a 90. Shaun Wilke finished in 3rd with a 94 for his first APT event, while Jim Seibert took 4th with a 95. On the senior side, Joe Smolira completed the double-dip victory with his 88, beating Esther Flora by two strokes.
In the net competition, Adam Haegeletook the top spot with a 4-under par 68, besting Josh Burnett by 1 stroke. 3rd place went to Chad Crawford, who fired a 2-under par 70, while Jim Nichols took 4th with a 1-under par 71. Scott Kleine shot an even-par 72 to round out the top 5.
From here, the St. Louis chapter heads to Gateway National Golf Links for the Father’s Day Skip Day to be played on Monday, June 16th. Less than 5 spots remain for this event with registration closing on Monday, June 9th.
