"This championship has quickly
become one of the standout
events on the Korn Ferry Tour,
and the level of competition
continues to rise each year," said
Vince Pellegrino, WGA senior
vice president of tournaments.
"It's a rare chance to experience
an incredible golf course and see
future PGA TOUR stars up close,
all while enjoying Chicago's
beautiful summer season."
Recent history suggests that
many of the players walking
The Glen Club fairways in
July will be making headlines
on the PGA TOUR soon.
Johnny Keefer, who broke
the tournament scoring record
with a 26-under 258 to capture
the 2025 title, will play on
the PGA TOUR this season
after becoming the second
Evans Scholars Invitational
winner to be named Korn
Ferry Tour Player of the Year.
