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Peyton Holden, Craig Suemnicht Headline Winners at The Falls Golf Club
The St. Louis chapter returned to The Falls Golf Club for another stop on the 2026 schedule, with Autohaus BMW Player of the Year points becoming increasingly valuable as the summer season rolls on. Strong performances across every division, along with impressive net scoring, made for another competitive day in O’Fallon.
Division 1 belonged to Peyton Holden, who fired a three-under 68 to claim medalist honors and the division victory. AJ Porter finished two shots back after a solid 69 (-2), while Player of the Year leader John Todd continued his consistent season by tying for third with Caleb Schenck at even-par 71. Todd’s top-three finish helps him maintain momentum as the Division 1 Player of the Year race continues to tighten.
In Division 2, Craig Suemnicht earned the victory with a 73 (+2), while David Adams and Chris Scoles shared runner-up honors at 74 (+3). Five players finished within three shots of the lead, including current Player of the Year leader Michael Lingenfelter, who tied for sixth after posting a 76 (+5). With Lingenfelter and Todd Feuerhaken separated by only a narrow margin entering the event, every finish continues to carry significant weight in the Division 2 standings.
Division 3 saw Taylor Schoenbeck put together a winning round of 76 (+5), finishing one shot ahead of Jody Braud. Mike Paubel rounded out the top three with a 78 (+7), while Player of the Year leader Dustin Hunter continues to hold the advantage in the season-long race despite sitting out this event.
Division 4 featured another impressive performance from Mike Scalera, who captured the division title with a 76 (+5). John Abercrombie finished second at 80 (+9), followed by Stevie Frank in third with an 81 (+10). The victory gives Scalera another strong finish as the Division 4 Player of the Year battle remains one of the closest in the chapter.
Division 5 saw Roger Eberlein continue his outstanding season, earning another division victory after posting an 86 (+15). Esther Flora finished second with a 91 (+20), while Dane Kearns and Kenneth Finkbeiner shared third at 92 (+21). Eberlein’s latest win further strengthens his position atop the Division 5 Player of the Year standings as the season enters its second half.
The net competitions also produced exceptional scoring.
In the Mid-Am Net, Ryan Troll posted a four-under 67 to earn the victory. Scott Harper followed one shot back at 68 (-3), while Stephen Williams rounded out the top three with a 69 (-2). The event featured several under-par rounds, highlighting another strong day of net competition.
The Senior Net division belonged to Mike Scalera, who completed an outstanding day by firing a tournament-best net 60 (-11). John Abercrombie finished second at 66 (-5), while Simay Souvannarath and Mike Paubel shared third after matching rounds of 67 (-4).
With another tournament complete, attention now turns to the next stop on the St. Louis schedule. As the Autohaus BMW Player of the Year races continue to take shape across every division, each event becomes increasingly important in the chase for season-ending honors.
