| Keefer, Kjettrup, Anderson Secure Spots in “The 10,”
Earn Korn Ferry Tour Status Entering PGA TOUR Americas Season Finale
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – Ten players will take a significant step forward on their path to the PGA TOUR this week as the inaugural season of PGA TOUR Americas concludes and the top 10 players in the season-long Fortinet Cup standings will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for 2025. With one tournament remaining on the PGA TOUR Americas 16-event schedule, the top three players in the Fortinet Cup have mathematically assured themselves a spot in “The 10” come Sunday evening: No. 1 John Keefer (United States), No. 2 Frederik Kjettrup (Denmark) and No. 3 Matthew Anderson (Canada).
That leaves seven Korn Ferry Tour cards still up grabs as players in the top 120 of the Fortinet Cup compete in this week’s season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship, September 5-8, at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. The stakes are higher and so is the chance of volatility, as the 72-hole season finale will offer 600 points to the winner – compared to 500 points in the regular season – and the field will be cut to the low 60 players and ties after 36 holes. Conner Godsey currently holds the 10th and final position in “The 10” with 749 points, just 19 points ahead of 11th-ranked Ian Holt.
By finishing in “The 10”, players will secure two opportunities to earn a PGA TOUR card – first, in December at the Final Stage of PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry; and next season as members of the Korn Ferry Tour (No. 1 is exempt from reshuffles, Nos. 2-10 are subject to the third reshuffle). A player’s finish in “The 10” also determines his share of the $100,000 bonus pool, courtesy of Fortinet, with the No. 1 player earning $25,000.
Beyond “The 10”, players finishing 11th-25th in the final Fortinet Cup standings will be exempt into Second Stage of PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry, while PGA TOUR Americas members finishing 26th and beyond will be exempt into First Stage. Additionally, players finishing 11th-80th in the Fortinet Cup will be exempt for Segment I of the 2025 PGA TOUR Americas season.
MATHEMATICALLY ASSURED TO FINISH IN “THE 10”
1. John Keefer, United States In nine starts since turning pro in June, Keefer has posted eight top-six finishes, including four runner-ups and a victory at the CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open. The 23-year-old from San Antonio leads PGA TOUR Americas with a 65.58 scoring average, and he has ascended to No. 240 in the OWGR after starting the summer unranked. Keefer closed his collegiate career at Baylor with a T11 finish at the NCAA Championship, which moved him up four spots to No. 25 in PGA TOUR University, the last position to earn membership on PGA TOUR Americas this season.
2. Frederik Kjettrup, Denmark Kjettrup posted his third win of the season last week at the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens, and with that he secured Korn Ferry Tour exempt membership for 2025 via the Three-Victory Promotion. His first two wins came in his first two starts on PGA TOUR Americas – The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist and the ATB Classic – and at No. 219, Kjettrup is the highest-ranked PGA TOUR Americas member in the OWGR. The Denmark native was a three-time All-American at Florida State and finished No. 8 in the PGA TOUR University Class of 2024, which granted him exempt PGA TOUR Americas membership and conditional Korn Ferry Tour membership this summer.
3. Matthew Anderson, Canada In his second season as a professional, Anderson broke through with his first-career victory in April at the 69th ECP Brazil Open at the Rio Olympic Golf Course. He has been among the top three in the Fortinet Cup each week since that win, including eight weeks at No. 1, and he is second on Tour with six top-10 finishes. A native of Mississauga, Ontario, Anderson won the 2019 Ontario Men’s Amateur Championship and joined the Golf Canada team in 2021-22, and he was exempt for PGA TOUR Americas Segment I by virtue of finishing 50th in the 2023 Fortinet Cup on PGA TOUR Canada.
Entering Fortinet Cup Championship
*Earned fully exempt Korn Ferry Tour membership for 2025 via Three-Victory Promotion
About PGA TOUR Americas PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top 10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
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Frederik Kjettrup WINS the 2024 CRMC Championship
CRMC Championship presented by Gertens
Cragun’s Legacy Courses | Brainerd, Minnesota | August 29-September 1, 2024
Final-Round Notes – September 1, 2024
PGA TOUR Americas 2024 Season: 15th of 16 events
- North America Swing: 9th of 10 events
Fortinet Cup Points: 500 (winner)
Purse: $225,000 ($40,500 winner)
| Pos. | Player | Score | Fortinet Cup |
| 1 | Frederik Kjettrup (Denmark) | 62-63-65-66 – 256 (-24) | 2nd |
| 2 | Bryce Lewis (United States) | 67-66-64-61 – 258 (-22) | 26th |
| 3 | Neal Shipley (United States) | 63-67-64-68 – 262 (-18) | 18th |
| T4 | Thomas Ponder (United States) | 70-63-68-63 – 264 (-16) | 41st |
| T4 | John Keefer (United States) | 66-67-67-64 – 264 (-16) | 1st |
| T6 | Three Players Tied | 265 (-15) |
BRAINERD, Minnesota – Denmark-native Frederik Kjettrup claimed his third win of the season at the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens and earned the Three-Victory Promotion, making him an immediate member of the Korn Ferry Tour and fully exempt through the 2025 season. Rookie Bryce Lewis carded a career-low 9-under 61 in Sunday’s final round to post his career-best finish with a solo second showing. The Masters and U.S. Open low-amateur Neal Shipley secured his second consecutive top-three finish and moved inside the top 20 of the Fortinet Cup to No. 18.
For Kjettrup, it has been a whirlwind of a summer, as four months ago, the 24-year-old was completing an important milestone in his life as he walked across the graduation stage at Florida State University. A month later, the Seminoles finished as runner-up in the NCAA D1 Men’s Golf Championship, and with his collegiate career coming to an end, Kjettrup turned a page into his long-awaited professional golf journey. Through a No. 8 finish in the 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking, Kjettrup became an exempt member on PGA TOUR Americas, and within 10 weeks, captured three victories to culminate another much anticipated achievement: a spot on the Korn Ferry Tour.
Kjettrup started the day off with a four-stroke lead and 18 holes remaining in the penultimate event of the season. After 15 holes and a singular birdie carded, Kjettrup’s lead was diminished, as one group ahead, Bryce Lewis took a one-shot lead after carding seven birdies and an eagle to total 9-under thru 16 holes. After a birdie by Kjettrup on No. 16 and two pars on Nos. 17 and 18 for Lewis, Kjettrup entered No. 18 tied for the lead. The final hole, a 531-yard par 5 and reachable in two, was a promising endpoint for Kjettrup as his previous three rounds posted an eagle-birdie-birdie result. This time was no different as Kjettrup played the hole to perfection; a drive down the middle of the fairway paired with a newly-added 4-hybrid 250 yards to the green left the rookie with 23-feet for eagle. Without missing a beat and two putts to win, Kjettrup sunk the putt and claimed his third victory of the season.
“Obviously a lot of nerves, especially knowing I needed a birdie to win, so a lot of nerves. Definitely felt the heartbeat go up a little bit and some nerves kick in, but tried to control it as good as I can and obviously hit a nice shot in there,” said Kjettrup when recalling his 18th hole. “It felt nice to play good this week and get that third win and be on the Korn Ferry Tour next year. It feels really good. Words can’t really describe it. A step in the right direction and a step up the ladder. I’m really excited for it.”
With the win, Kjettrup becomes the first player to achieve the Three-Victory Promotion since its inception in 2020 for the International Tours (formerly PGA TOUR Canada and PGA TOUR Latinoamérica, which was combined in 2024 to form PGA TOUR Americas). After the enactment went into place in 2020, six players had won twice in a singular season (Wil Bateman, Chandler Blanchet, Noah Goodwin, Davis Lamb, Brandon Matthews, and Hayden Springer), but none had accomplished the feat that Kjettrup did on Sunday.
Kjettrup joins PGA TOUR winner Jake Knapp on the list of champions for the CRMC Championship as the PGA TOUR rookie won the event in 2022. Knapp graduated from PGA TOUR Canada that same season, and following a top 30 finish on the Korn Ferry Tour points list in 2023, earned his way to the PGA TOUR for 2024 where he captured his first TOUR victory in his fifth start.
“I figured it’s good company if you can win this tournament,” said Kjettrup on joining past champion Knapp in winning the CRMC Championship. “It’s nice to see a guy like him who played out here on PGA TOUR Americas, like you are in the same footsteps that he was two years ago. That doesn’t sound real because he’s on the PGA TOUR doing so well, so it sounds almost wrong. Seeing that you can progress so quickly if you play good golf, that’s good to see.”
The season-ending, limited-field Fortinet Cup Championship is the final stop of the inaugural season of PGA TOUR Americas. The top 120 players in the Fortinet Cup will compete at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley, and look to finalize a spot in the top 80 of the season-long points list to retain membership for the 2025 season. Kjettrup is expected to be in the field.
About Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-24)
Age: 24
Birthplace: Aabybro, Denmark
Residence: Tallahassee, Florida
College: Florida State University
Fortinet Cup: 2nd
- With the win, became the first player in International Tour history to earn the Three-Victory Promotion, becoming an immediate Korn Ferry Tour member for the rest of the 2024 season and throughout 2025
- A three-time PGA TOUR Americas winner; won in his second start as a professional and in his PGA TOUR Americas debut at The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist; followed this performance with his second victory at the ATB Classic and his third at the CRMC Championship
- Finished No. 8 in the 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking to initially earn exempt membership to the North America Swing of PGA TOUR Americas and conditional status on the Korn Ferry Tour
- Made his professional debut at the 2024 U.S. Open after earning a spot in the field via Final Qualifying in Alpharetta, Georgia
- Started golfing at nine years old and only started to take the game serious at 13 years old; his brother, Nicolaj, got him into the game
- Grew up in Aabybro, Denmark and was the first one in his family to attend college in the United States (Florida State University)
- Played four collegiate seasons at Florida State where he claimed three individual victories (2022 All-American Intercollegiate, 2023 Watersound Invitational, 2024 ACC Championship) and claimed a team runner-up finish at the 2024 NCAA Championship
- Girlfriend Charlotte Heath plays professional golf on the Epson Tour after graduating from Florida State in 2024
- His role model is Ludvig Åberg; believes he has a good head on his shoulders and admires what he has been able to accomplish in his professional golf career
- Won the 2021 Danish National Stroke Play Championship by seven strokes over fellow Dane Gustav Frimodt
Competition Notes
Course Setup: Par 70 / 7,001 yards; R4 average: 69.26
Weather: Sunny with a high of 72. Wind from the southwest at 2-8 mph with gusts up to 16 mph.
- Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-24) became the first player in International Tour history to earn the Three-Victory Promotion, becoming an immediate Korn Ferry Tour member for the rest of the 2024 season and throughout 2025
- Rodolfo Cazaubon (T9/-14) finished the CRMC Championship as the low Latin in 14-under
- Rookie Bryce Lewis (2nd/-22) posted the low round of the day in 9-under 61
- Team Canada member Stuart Macdonald (T12/-11) moved into the No. 7 position of the Fortinet Cup and was the lone Canadian inside the top-25
- Caleb VanArragon (T19/-9) was the only Monday Qualifier to make the cut and finished tied for 19th
- The two amateurs in the field made it to the weekend: Carson Herron (T12/-11) and Ben Warian (T42/-4)
- Martin Contini (T42/-4) made the ninth hole-in-one of the PGA TOUR Americas season in the final-round on No. 17, the 142-yard par 3
- Hole No. 15 – the 234-yard par 3 – was the most challenging hole at Cragun’s Legacy Courses; averaging a +.350
Quick Links
- English: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- Spanish: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- PGATOURMedia.com
Media Contacts
- Taylor Caradonna, TaylorCaradonna@pgatourhq.com, 561-703-0910
About PGA TOUR Americas
PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top-10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
Follow PGA TOUR Americas on X (@PGATOURAmericas, @PGATAmericasESP), Instagram (@pgatouramericas, @pgatouramericasesp), and online in English or Spanish.
CRMC Third Round Updates
CRMC Championship presented by Gertens
Cragun’s Legacy Courses | Brainerd, Minnesota | August 29-September 1, 2024
Third-Round Notes – August 31, 2024
PGA TOUR Americas 2024 Season: 15th of 16 events
- North America Swing: 9th of 10 events
Fortinet Cup Points: 500 (winner)
Purse: $225,000 ($40,500 winner)
| Pos. | Player | Score |
| 1 | Frederik Kjettrup (Denmark) | 62-63-65 – 190 (-20) |
| 2 | Neal Shipley (United States) | 63-67-64 – 194 (-16) |
| 3 | Joey Vrzich (United States) | 67-63-65 – 195 (-15) |
| T4 | Bryce Lewis (United States) | 67-66-64 – 197 (-13) |
| T4 | Petr Hruby (Czechia) | 68-66-63 – 197 (-13) |
| T6 | Four Players Tied | 199 (-11) |
BRAINERD, Minnesota – Two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner Frederik Kjettrup maintains a four-stroke lead heading into the final round of the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens after carding a 5-under 65 on Saturday. The Masters and U.S. Open low-amateur Neal Shipley is in solo second following a second-round 6-under 64. Joey Vrzich trails Shipley by one stroke with a 15-under tournament total heading into Sunday’s final round at Cragun’s Legacy Courses.
Occupying the first and second positions at the top of the leaderboard are two recent college graduates who are well-versed with one another far beyond their play as rookies on PGA TOUR Americas this season. Florida State alum Kjettrup and Ohio State alum Shipley were both competitive players at their respective colleges, and crossed paths with one another at multiple collegiate tournaments.
Kjettrup’s success came early as the Denmark native garnered three collegiate victories and claimed two professional victories within his first month out of college. Shipley’s accomplishments came in a different fashion as the 2023 U.S. Amateur runner-up made seven starts on TOUR this year after earning low-amateur honors at The Masters Tournament and the U.S. Open. His best showing came at the ISCO Championship where he finished tied for sixth.
Saturday’s third round proved to be an initial test for the duo as they will be paired together once again for Sunday’s final round. Kjettrup began the day with a five-stroke lead over Shipley, but ultimately made the turn tied with the Pennsylvania native after Shipley posted a 5-under 30 on the front-nine contested to Kjettrup’s even-par 35. The back-nine proved to be momentous for Kjettrup as he went bogey-free and carded five birdies to return to his four-stroke lead over second place. Kjettrup used the back-nine to his advantage for the third consecutive round as he is a combined 14-under par and bogey-free on Nos. 10-18.
Down by four strokes heading into Sunday’s final round, Shipley spoke highly of his competition and the thrill of going head-to-head as professionals. “Freddie is a great player. He has had a great season out here, and I think he is looking for his third win, so he knows how to get it done,” said Shipley. “We are going to have to go out there and chase him down because he’s probably not going to give it to us tomorrow. I’m excited, it should be a really fun day.”
Kjettrup will look to claim his third victory of the season this week and earn the Three-Victory Promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour. By virtue of three wins in a singular season, Kjettrup would automatically become an exempt member on the Korn Ferry Tour for the rest of the 2024 season and for the following season in 2025. The 24-year-old would be the first player to achieve this promotion since the inception of the Three-Victory Promotion in 2020 for the International Tours (formerly PGA TOUR Canada and PGA TOUR Latinoamérica, which was combined in 2024 to form PGA TOUR Americas).
Final-round tee times are set to begin at 8:05 a.m. CT and will run until 1:15 p.m. CT in twosomes off the No. 1 tee. Kjettrup and Shipley will be paired together for the final grouping of the day.
About Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-20)
Age: 24
Birthplace: Aabybro, Denmark
Residence: Tallahassee, Florida
College: Florida State University
Fortinet Cup (start of week): 3rd
- A back-to-back, two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner; won in his second start as a professional and in his PGA TOUR Americas debut at The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist, and followed this performance with his second victory at the ATB Classic
- Finished No. 8 in the 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking to initially earn exempt membership to the North America Swing of PGA TOUR Americas and conditional status on the Korn Ferry Tour
- Made his professional debut at the 2024 U.S. Open after earning a spot in the field via Final Qualifying in Alpharetta, Georgia
- Started golfing at nine years old and only started to take the game serious at 13 years old; his brother, Nicolaj, got him into the game
- Grew up in Aabybro, Denmark and was the first one in his family to attend college in the United States (Florida State University)
- Played four collegiate seasons at Florida State where he claimed three individual victories (2022 All-American Intercollegiate, 2023 Watersound Invitational, 2024 ACC Championship) and claimed a team runner-up finish at the 2024 NCAA Championship
- Girlfriend Charlotte Heath plays professional golf on the Epson Tour after graduating from Florida State in 2024
- His role model is Ludvig Åberg; believes he has a good head on his shoulders and admires what he has been able to accomplish in his professional golf career
- Won the 2021 Danish National Stroke Play Championship by seven strokes over fellow Dane Gustav Frimodt
Competition Notes
Course Setup: Par 70 / 7,001 yards; R3 average: 69.16
Weather: Sunny with a high of 82. Wind from the southwest at 4-16 mph with gusts up to 32 mph.
- Second-round play resumed at 7:45 a.m. CT Saturday morning after being suspended due to darkness Friday evening; the third round began at 12:05 p.m. CT off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees
- Three PGA TOUR University alumni are in the top-five: Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-20), Bryce Lewis (T4-13), Petr Hruby (T4/-13)
- Two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-20) holds a four-stroke lead over The Masters and U.S. Open low-amateur Neal Shipley
- Kjettrup holds the 54-hole lead/co-lead for the third time this season; has resulted in a win the last two instances (The Beachlands Victoria Open, ATB Classic)
- Rodolfo Cazaubon (T6/-11) enters the final round as the low Latin following a third-round 6-under 64
- Sixty-two players made the cut in 3-under 137
- Petr Hruby (T4/-13) posted the low round of the day in 7-under 63
- Team Canada members Stuart Macdonald (T17/-8) and Matthew Anderson (T21/-7) are the two Canadians inside the top-25
- Caleb VanArragon (T10/-10) advanced as the only Monday Qualifier to make the cut
- The two amateurs in the field, Carson Herron (T15/-9) and Ben Warian (T51/-2), made the cut
- Hole No. 15 – the 234-yard par 3 – is the most challenging hole at Cragun’s Legacy Courses; averaging a +.380
Quick Links
- English: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- Spanish: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- PGATOURMedia.com
Media Contacts
- Taylor Caradonna, TaylorCaradonna@pgatourhq.com, 561-703-0910
About PGA TOUR Americas
PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top-10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
CRMC Championship Second Round Updates
CRMC Championship presented by Gertens
Cragun’s Legacy Courses | Brainerd, Minnesota | August 29-September 1, 2024
Partial Second-Round Notes – August 30, 2024
PGA TOUR Americas 2024 Season: 15th of 16 events
- North America Swing: 9th of 10 events
Fortinet Cup Points: 500 (winner)
Purse: $225,000 ($40,500 winner)
| Pos. | Player | Score |
| 1 | Frederik Kjettrup (Denmark) | 62-63 – 125 (-15) |
| 2 | Taylor Funk (United States) | (-11) thru 13* |
| T3 | Neal Shipley (United States) | 63-67 – 130 (-10) |
| T3 | Joey Vrzich (United States) | 67-63 – 130 (-10) |
| 5 | Jay Card III (United States) | 63-68 – 131 (-9) |
| T6 | Two Players Tied | 132 (-8) |
BRAINERD, Minnesota – The second round of the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens was suspended due to darkness at 7:57 p.m. CT, and will resume at 7:45 a.m. CT Saturday morning. Twenty-six groups are left to finish their second rounds. Third-round tee times are expected to begin at 11:00 a.m. CT. and run until 1:00 p.m. CT in threesomes off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees.
Frederik Kjettrup is at the top of leaderboard after carding a 7-under 63 on Friday at Cragun’s Legacy Courses. Kjettrup holds a four-stroke lead over course-record holder Taylor Funk, who has five holes remaining in his second round. The Masters and U.S. Open low-amateur Neal Shipley shares tied for third in 10-under with Joey Vrzich. Jay Card III is in solo fifth at 9-under heading into Saturday’s third round.
Kjettrup, a two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner, will look to claim his third victory of the season this week and earn the Three-Victory Promotion to the Korn Ferry Tour. By virtue of three wins in a singular season, Kjettrup would automatically become an exempt member on the Korn Ferry Tour for the rest of the 2024 season and for the following season in 2025.
The Denmark-native posted his career low with a 62 in the first round off the strength of six birdies and an eagle. Kjettrup got through eight holes on Thursday before play was suspended due to darkness, and persevered through 28 holes on Friday. Upon returning to first round play at 7:45 a.m. CT Friday morning, Kjettrup opened the day up with an eagle on No. 18, the 531-yard par 5, and posted a bogey-free back-nine to card an 8-under 62. He carried this momentum into the second round with a birdie-eagle-birdie-birdie start, and upon a combination of seven birdies, an eagle, and two bogeys in the second round, cruised his way to a 7-under 63 to lead by four strokes.
Kjettrup returned to his phenomenal play last week following a four-week dry spell comprised of a missed cut and a tied for 35th best finish. After holding the No. 1 spot in the Fortinet Cup for four weeks, the 24-year-old entered this week No. 3 in the season-long points list and posted his best finish since his back-to-back victories at last week’s CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open (T9/-20). He currently retains a 67.81 scoring average through eight starts this season and is a combined 35-under par in his last six rounds.
The second round will be resumed at 7:45 a.m. CT Saturday morning. Third-round tee times are scheduled to begin at 11:00 a.m. CT and will run until 1:00 p.m. CT in threesomes off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees.
About Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-15)
Age: 24
Birthplace: Aabybro, Denmark
Residence: Tallahassee, Florida
College: Florida State University
Fortinet Cup (start of week): 3rd
- A back-to-back, two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner; won in his second start as a professional and in his PGA TOUR Americas debut at The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist, and followed this performance with his second victory at the ATB Classic
- Finished No. 8 in the 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking to initially earn exempt membership to the North America Swing of PGA TOUR Americas and conditional status on the Korn Ferry Tour
- Made his professional debut at the 2024 U.S. Open after earning a spot in the field via Final Qualifying in Alpharetta, Georgia
- Started golfing at nine years old and only started to take the game serious at 13 years old; his brother, Nicolaj, got him into the game
- Grew up in Aabybro, Denmark and was the first one in his family to attend college in the United States (Florida State University)
- Played four collegiate seasons at Florida State where he claimed three individual victories (2022 All-American Intercollegiate, 2023 Watersound Invitational, 2024 ACC Championship) and claimed a team runner-up finish at the 2024 NCAA Championship
- Girlfriend Charlotte Heath plays professional golf on the Epson Tour after graduating from Florida State in 2024
- His role model is Ludvig Åberg; believes he has a good head on his shoulders and admires what he has been able to accomplish in his professional golf career
- Won the 2021 Danish National Stroke Play Championship by seven strokes over fellow Dane Gustav Frimodt
Competition Notes
Course Setup: Par 70 / 7,001 yards; R2 average: 69.04
Weather: Sunny with a high of 78. Wind from the southwest at 4-13 mph with gusts up to 24 mph.
- Play was suspended at 7:57 p.m. CT due to darkness; the second round will resume at 7:45 a.m. CT Saturday morning, and the third round will begin at approximately 11 a.m. CT
- Two-time PGA TOUR Americas winner Frederik Kjettrup (1st/-15) holds a four-stroke lead over course-record holder Taylor Funk who has five holes remaining in his second round
- Paul Chaplet (T8/-7) leads the field as the low Latin in 7-under with three holes remaining in his second round
- Team Canada member Stuart Macdonald is the lone Canadian in the top-10 and is tied for sixth in 8-under after a second-round 6-under 64
- The two amateurs in the field, Carson Herron (T8/-7) and Ben Warian (T26/-5), are expected to make the projected cutline at 2-under 138
- Fortinet Cup No. 1 and CCRP Manitoba Open winner Johnny Keefer is tied for eighth in 7-under
- Hole No. 15 – the 234-yard par 3 – is the most challenging hole at Cragun’s Legacy Courses; averaging a +.440
Quick Links
- English: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- Spanish: Tee Times | Leaderboard | Fortinet Cup
- PGATOURMedia.com
Media Contacts
- Taylor Caradonna, TaylorCaradonna@pgatourhq.com, 561-703-0910
About PGA TOUR Americas
PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top-10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
CRMC Championship Partial Round one
| CRMC Championship presented by Gertens
Cragun’s Legacy Courses | Brainerd, Minnesota | August 29-September 1, 2024 PGA TOUR Americas 2024 Season: 15th of 16 events · North America Swing: 9th of 10 events Fortinet Cup Points: 500 (winner) Purse: $225,000 ($40,500 winner)
BRAINERD, Minnesota – The first round of the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens was suspended due to darkness at 8:00 p.m. CT, and the second round will resume at 7:45 a.m. CT. Play was initially suspended at 3:00 p.m. CT due to inclement weather and resumed at 6:30 p.m. CT. Twenty-six groups will finish their opening rounds Friday morning.
Chase Sienkiewicz holds the lead in the first round of the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens with five holes left to play and is 7-under thru 13 holes. Sienkiewicz holds a one stroke lead over course-record holder Taylor Funk and U.S. Open and Masters low-amateur Neal Shipley, who is 6-under with five holes remaining in his first round. Three players are tied for fourth in 5-under 65.
The second-year professional carded three consecutive birdies to close out his opening nine on Thursday and posted a 4-under 31. Upon making the turn, Sienkiewicz birdied hole No. 2, and crucially eagled No. 4, the 580-yard par 5, to take solo possession of the lead. Sienkiewicz will finish the remainder of round one Friday morning with the opportunity to hold the 18-hole lead for the first time in his career.
The 24-year-old has posted two top-10s this season; his first being a tied for third finish at the Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship to conclude the Latin America Swing, and his second coming at the ATB Classic with a tied for sixth showing. Sienkiewicz’s first top-10 of the season in Colombia was the best finish of his career and boosted him to No. 18 in the Fortinet Cup entering the North America Swing. Since the ATB Classic, Sienkiewicz has remained inside the top 25 of the Fortinet Cup, and will look to further improve his standing heading into the season-finale Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top 10 players in the season-long points list earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for the 2025 season.
The California native graduated from the University of Arizona in 2023 and notoriously finished No. 19 in the 2023 PGA TOUR University Ranking, which granted him exempt membership for the PGA TOUR Canada season. In his rookie season, Sienkiewicz posted two top-10s in his first three starts as a professional. He finished No. 49 in the Fortinet Cup to earn exempt membership through the Latin America Swing of PGA TOUR Americas inaugural season.
The first round will be resumed at 7:45 a.m. CT Friday morning. Second-round tee times are scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. CT and will run until 5:40 p.m. CT off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees.
About Chase Sienkiewicz (1st/7-under thru 13 holes) Age: 24 Birthplace: Sacramento, California Residence: Frisco, Texas College: University of Arizona Fortinet Cup (start of week): 22nd
Competition Notes Course Setup: Par 70 / 7,001 yards; R1 average: 69.60 Weather: Mostly cloudy with isolated thunderstorms and a high of 81. Wind from the southwest at 7-14 mph with gusts up to 29 mph.
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JAKE KNAPP NAMED HONORARY CHAIRMAN OF 2024 CRMC CHAMPIONSHIP
BRAINERD, Minn. (Aug. 21, 2024) — Jake Knapp, 2022 Champion of the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens, has been named honorary chairman of the event, which will take place from August 25-September 1 at Cragun’s Resort Golf & Conference. Knapp, in his rookie season on the PGA TOUR, has recorded four Top 10 finishes, including a victory at the Mexico Open at Vidanta in just his fifth start. He is now exempt on the PGA TOUR through 2026.
“I am honored to be named the honorary chairman of the CRMC Championship and am grateful to Brainerd Lakes Area and Cragun’s Legacy Courses for this special opportunity,” Knapp said. “The Dutch Course is a great test of golf on PGA TOUR Americas, and my success here played a pivotal role in shaping my career to date.” He added, “Needless to say, I am thrilled to be able to play a small part in the third year of this event and look forward to working with CRMC, Gertens, and supporting the CRMC Foundation in the future.”
The CRMC Championship is part of PGA TOUR Americas schedule, which was introduced last year and is the merger of PGA TOUR Latinoamérica and PGA TOUR Canada into a singular tour.
The CRMC — named for title sponsor Cuyuna Regional Medical Center — goes well beyond golf as there is a robust week-long schedule for the public, adults and children alike, beginning Sunday, Aug. 25 with the “Cruising for Charity on Gull Lake” event. Check the championship website for a full schedule of events, including celebrity appearances, family-friendly activities, military appreciation day, and top-caliber professional golf.
As the final full-field stop before PGA TOUR America’s Fortinet Cup Championship in Toronto, the CRMC Championship — to be played on the Blue and White nines of the resort’s Dutch 27, renovated last year by PGA TOUR great and Minnesota native Tom Lehman — is a crucial steppingstone for up-and-coming professionals. The stakes are high as the top 10 players on the season-long points list after the Fortinet Cup Championship will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for 2024-25, as well as a share of a $100,000 bonus pool.
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PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top 10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
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Cragun’s Resort is located on Gull Lake and offers a wide array of year-round outdoor activities for individuals, families, and groups, including a mile-long sandy beach, biking, hiking trails, and watersports. Cragun’s Legacy Courses present golfers with the ultimate challenges and options at any skill level—from weekend warriors to the best pros in the game. The “Dutch 27” features three nine-hole layouts offering a variety of 18-hole combinations. The Red Nine is currently closed for renovation by Lehman Design Group and will reopen in 2024. The Lehman 18 reopened for its first full season this year after undergoing a full renovation.
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Carson Herron Earns Exemption to CRMC Championship
The 2024 Minnesota State Open Champion is Carson Herron.
Herron’s win (72-70-64–206 (-10)) earns him an exemption spot into the 2024 CRMC Championship. He won in a two-hole playoff over Max Tylke and Caleb VanArragon, a former winner who also earned a spot at the CRMC Championship in 2023.
Carson is the son of Timothy “Lumpy” Herron, an American professional golfer. He currently plays on the PGA Tour Champions. He was previously a member of the PGA Tour, where he was a four-time winner.
Field Set for First Event on PGA TOUR Americas, Bupa Championship at Tulum
Field Set for First Event on PGA TOUR Americas,
Bupa Championship at Tulum
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – The field has been announced for the Bupa Championship at Tulum, the first tournament in the inaugural season of PGA TOUR Americas. The 16-event schedule opens next week, March 21-24, at PGA Riviera Maya in Tulum, Mexico, as players begin the season-long race for the Fortinet Cup and compete for 2025 Korn Ferry Tour membership.
The Bupa Championship at Tulum will feature players from 18 countries, including 29 players from Latin America representing Argentina (13), Mexico (10), Brazil (2), Chile (2), Peru (1) and Costa Rica (1). The field also includes 87 players who finished in the top 60 on the 2023 PGA TOUR Latinoamérica Totalplay Cup or PGA TOUR Canada Fortinet Cup points lists, and nine players who won on either tour last season.
Several players with standout amateur careers are also set to compete in the PGA TOUR Americas season opener. Latin America Amateur Championship winners Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira (2023) and Paul Chaplet (2016) are in the field, and they’ll be joined by Jose Cristobal Islas, winner of the 2023 Mexico Amateur. Additionally, Fernandez de Oliveira (University of Arkansas) is one of 10 PGA TOUR University alumni who will compete at PGA Riviera Maya.
The final six spots in the 144-player field will be filled by the open qualifier, which will be played Monday, March 18, at PGA Riviera Maya.
As announced in April 2023, PGA TOUR Americas is the combination of PGA TOUR Latinoamérica and PGA TOUR Canada. The first six events of the season form the Latin America Swing, while the North America Swing begins in June and consists of 10 events. Up to 15 Korn Ferry Tour cards are on the line for PGA TOUR Americas players – five conditional memberships will go to the top players from the Latin America (2) and North America (3) Swings, and the top 10 players in the season-long Fortinet Cup points list will earn exempt membership.
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About PGA TOUR Americas
PGA TOUR Americas is an international tour that provides professional golfers with competitive opportunities and prepares them to advance their careers on the Korn Ferry Tour and PGA TOUR. The 2024 schedule consists of 16 events – six in Latin America and 10 in North America – and the inaugural season culminates in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship, where the top-10 players on the season-long points list will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership the following season.
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CRMC Champ Wins First PGA TOUR Event
The inaugural 2022 CRMC Champion, Jake Knapp, wins his first PGA TOUR event at the Mexico Open at Vidanta.
Written by Associated Press
VALLARTA, Mexico — PGA TOUR rookie Jake Knapp lost a four-shot lead in seven holes and then held it together with a remarkable short game Sunday, closing with an even-par 71 to win the Mexico Open at Vidanta and earn a trip to the Masters.
Knapp said he still sends a text after each round to his grandfather, who died last year, and this message might require a lot of detail.
He didn’t hit a fairway until the eighth hole and found only two the entire round. He never lost the lead, but twice allowed Sami Valimaki of Finland to catch him.
They were tied with six holes to play until Knapp took over, getting up-and-down on four of the next five holes, one of them for birdie. It wasn’t easy until the end.
Another big par save on the par-3 17th gave him a two-shot lead going to the par-5 closing hole at Vallarta Vidanta. Valimaki, needing an eagle to have a chance, hit his drive down the right side, off a cart path and it nestled next to a boundary fence. He had to take a penalty drop, effectively ending his chances.
Valimaki made par for a 69 to finish runner-up, still a big boost to his rookie season. Valimaki was among the leading 10 players from the DP World Tour to earn PGA TOUR cards via the Race to Dubai Rankings – PGA TOUR Eligibility.
Knapp, who finished at 19-under 265, won in his fifth start of his rookie season. Along with winning $1,458,000 and moving into the Comcast Business TOUR TOP 10 in the FedExCup, the 29-year-old Californian is headed to the Masters and PGA Championship. He also gets into the remaining five $20 million Signature Events, starting with Bay Hill in two weeks for the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard.
It was a big turnaround for the former UCLA player who leans on a pair of initials.
One of them is LTD, an acronym he and his older brother have been using for years that means, “Living The Dream.” The other initials are tattooed on the inside of his left arm — G.S.F.B, which stands for Gordon Sydney Frederick Bowles, his grandfather who died last year.
Playing golf at the highest level was a dream they shared, and Knapp had to choke back emotions Saturday talking about him, apologizing because he had never been asked publicly about his grandfather.
“Papa, thank you,” he said, pointing to the sky as he walked off the 18th green, soaked after friends and players doused him with water bottles after he tapped in for par.
Knapp was hopeful of the outcome. He didn’t imagine how he would get to the finish line.
Staked to a four-shot lead, he made bogey on the opening hole with a weak chip. He had to save par on the next hole after another pulled tee shot. The third drive was the worst, a hook some 50 yards left of the fairway into the water, leading to another bogey.
Three holes into the final round, his lead already was down to two.
“I didn’t have my best stuff today, that’s for sure,” Knapp said. “I knew I was going to be a nervous wreck. I knew it was going to be tough.”
Valimaki made an 8-foot birdie on the fourth hole, and he drove the par-4 seventh green to 6 feet for eagle. Knapp had to get up-and-down from a bunker, making a 5-foot birdie putt just to stay even.
It all turned in Knapp’s favor down the stretch. Valimaki failed to convert a 10-foot par putt after hitting into a bunker on the 13th, while Knapp saved par from short of the green. On the par-5 14th, Knapp hit a superb pitch to a foot for birdie, while Valimaki hit a poor chip to 25 feet and failed to make birdie.
That gave Knapp a two-shot cushion, and he kept it with bold par saves on the 16th and 17th holes, and then Valimaki allowed for the Californian to enjoy the walk up the 18th.
“Super pumped how I played the finishing stretch,” Knapp said. “Just grinded it out.”
Stephan Jaeger (65), C.T. Pan (65) and Justin Lower (68) tied for third.
Knapp spent four seasons on the PGA TOUR Canada and two on the Korn Ferry Tour until finally getting a PGA TOUR card for this year. He once worked as a bouncer when he needed daytime hours to practice and cash to pay entry fees
The PGA TOUR now moves to Florida.
PGA TOUR Announces 2024 PGA TOUR Americas Schedule
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PGA TOUR Announces 2024 PGA TOUR Americas Schedule
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida – The PGA TOUR announced the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas schedule, which features 16 tournaments spanning eight countries, beginning in March and concluding in September with the Fortinet Cup Championship. PGA TOUR Americas, which was introduced in April 2023, is the merger of PGA TOUR Latinoamérica and PGA TOUR Canada into a singular Tour.
“We are thrilled to announce the schedule for the inaugural PGA TOUR Americas season in 2024,” said Korn Ferry Tour President Alex Baldwin, who also oversees PGA TOUR Americas. “We are extremely grateful for our partners in their support of our members, our tournaments and our communities, and I’m confident our 16-event schedule will prepare our members for the next step in their professional golf journey.”
Fortinet, a global leader of cybersecurity solutions and services, is expanding its relationship with the PGA TOUR and sponsoring the season-long points race for PGA TOUR Americas, which will be referred to as the Fortinet Cup Standings. The top 10 players from the final 2024 Fortinet Cup Standings will earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for the 2025 season, as well as a share of a $100,000 USD bonus pool, with the No. 1 player earning $25,000 USD. In addition to the $100,000 USD bonus, players will compete for $3.6 Million USD in prize money across the 16 events ($225,000 USD purse for all 16 events).
“Entering the third year of our partnership with the PGA TOUR, we are pleased to see the Fortinet Cup competition expand to Latin America and the Caribbean,” said Marc Asturias, Vice President of Marketing and Government Vertical at Fortinet Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean. “As a leading cybersecurity company for over 20 years, we are pleased to continue bringing together the best athletes in golf and the best in cybersecurity to the Americas. As Fortinet has been a driving force in the evolution of cybersecurity, it is great to serve as the season-long Cup sponsor and be a part of the evolution of golf with PGA TOUR Americas. Our partnership brings us closer to local communities, partners, and customers to share the vision of enabling a digital world that builds trust by protecting people, devices, and data everywhere.”
The 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season opens with the Bupa Championship in Tulum, Mexico, at PGA Riviera Maya from March 21-24, which moves from its previous position at the end of the PGA TOUR Latinoamérica season to become the season-opening event.
Following a two-week break, the Tour will resume with the 69th Brazil Open at Rio Olympic Golf Course, which will mark the first time since 2017 a PGA TOUR-sanctioned event will be held at the course which famously hosted the 2016 Olympics. Over the subsequent three weeks, PGA TOUR Americas will travel to Santiago del Estero, Argentina, for the Termas de Rio Hondo Invitational presentado por Zurich (April 18-21), followed by the Diners Club Peru Open at Lima’s Los Inkas Golf Club (April 25-28), and the KIA Open at Quito Tenis y Golf Club in Quito, Ecuador (May 2-5).
The Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship in Bogota, Colombia (May 16-19) will mark the conclusion of the six-event Latin America Swing, at which time the top 60 players from the Fortinet Cup Standings will earn access into the 10-event North America Swing. Additionally, the No. 1 and No. 2 finishers from the Fortinet Cup Standings at the conclusion of the Latin America Swing will earn conditional membership for the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season, though those players can improve their status through the season-long standings.
During the four-week break between the Latin America and North America swings, PGA TOUR Americas will host six Qualifying Tournaments throughout North America, allowing players opportunities to earn access into the final 10 events of the PGA TOUR Americas season. Also taking place during the midseason break, players who finish Nos. 6-25 in the final 2024 PGA TOUR University Ranking will earn access to the North America Swing, which will see fields increase from 144 to 156 until the Fortinet Cup Championship.
The North America Swing, which features nine events in Canada and one in the United States, opens June 20-23 with The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist, at the Uplands Golf Course in Victoria, British Columbia, immediately followed by a trip east to Strathcona County, near Edmonton, Alberta, for the ATB Classic at Northern Bear Golf Course.
Following a one-week break in play, PGA TOUR Americas resumes with the inaugural playing of the Explore NB Open, which will be played at Mactaquac Golf Course in New Brunswick from July 11-14. This marks the first time PGA TOUR-sanctioned golf will be contested in the province of New Brunswick. The Tour then heads to the province of Quebec, for the Quebec Open at Golf Chateau-Bromont (July 18-21), followed by back-to-back weeks in Ontario with the Commissionaires Ottawa Open at Eagle Creek Golf Club and the Windsor Championship at Ambassador Golf Club.
The season resumes after an off week with the Elk Ridge Saskatchewan Open presented by Brandt (Aug. 15-18) in Waskesiu Lake, Saskatchewan, immediately followed by the CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open at the Southwood Golf & Country Club in Winnipeg (Aug. 22-25).
The season’s penultimate event – the CRMC Championship presented by Gertens – will be contested in Brainerd, Minnesota from Aug. 29-Sept. 1. At the conclusion of the CRMC Championship, the top 120 players from the Fortinet Cup Standings will earn access to the season-ending Fortinet Cup Championship at TPC Toronto’s newly renovated North course, where the top 10 players on the final Fortinet Cup Standings will earn 2025 Korn Ferry Tour membership.
For more details on the eligibility and access for PGA TOUR Americas, please reference the Tour’s “How it Works” document. To download the PGA TOUR Americas logo suite, please click here.
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Fortinet (NASDAQ: FTNT) makes possible a digital world that we can always trust through its mission to protect people, devices, and data everywhere. This is why the world’s largest enterprises, service providers, and government organizations choose Fortinet to securely accelerate their digital journey. The Fortinet Security Fabric platform delivers broad, integrated, and automated protections across the entire digital attack surface, securing critical devices, data, applications, and connections from the data center to the cloud to the home office. Ranking #1 in the most security appliances shipped worldwide, more than 615,000 customers trust Fortinet to protect their businesses. And the Fortinet NSE Training Institute, an initiative of Fortinet’s Training Advancement Agenda (TAA), provides one of the largest and broadest training programs in the industry to make cyber training and new career opportunities available to everyone. Learn more at https://www.fortinet.com, the Fortinet Blog, or FortiGuard Labs.
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| Date | Tournament | Course | Location | |
| March 21-24 | Bupa Championship | PGA Riviera Maya | Tulum, MEX | |
| April 11-14 | 69th Brazil Open at Rio Olympic Golf Course | Rio Olympic Golf Course | Rio de Janeiro, BRA | |
| April 18-21 | Termas de Rio Hondo Invitational presentado por Zurich | Termas de Rio Hondo Golf Club | Santiago del Estero, ARG | |
| April 25 – 28 | Diners Club Peru Open | Los Inkas Golf Club | Lima, PER | |
| May 2-5 | KIA Open | Quito Tenis y Golf Club | Quito, ECU | |
| May 16-19 | Inter Rapidisimo Golf Championship | Club El Rincon de Cajica | Bogota, COL | |
| June 20-23 | The Beachlands Victoria Open presented by Times Colonist | Uplands Golf Club | Victoria, BC | |
| June 27-30 | ATB Classic | Northern Bear Golf Course | Strathcona County, AB | |
| July 11-14 | Explore NB Open | Mactaquac Golf Course | Mactaquac, NB | |
| July 18-21 | Quebec Open | Golf Chateau-Bromont | Bromont, QC | |
| July 25-28 | Commissionaires Ottawa Open | Eagle Creek Golf Club | Ottawa, ON | |
| August 1-4 | Windsor Championship | Ambassador Golf Club | Windsor, ON | |
| August 15-18 | Elk Ridge Saskatchewan Open presented by Brandt | Elk Ridge Resort – Tournament Course | Waskesiu Lake, SK | |
| August 22-25 | CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open | Southwood Golf & Country Club | Winnipeg, MB | |
| August 29-Sept. 1 | CRMC Championship presented by Gertens | Cragun’s Legacy Course | Brainerd, MN | |
| September 5-8 | Fortinet Cup Championship | TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley (North Course) | Caledon, ON | |
