Kevin Vandenberg of Pulaski, N.Y., finished in solo second place at 2-under after starting the final round with a one-shot lead over Albright. He is currently ranked No. 1 in the AmateurGolf.com Senior Rankings.

Now, Albright is excited to participate in more senior tournaments.

"It was a great way to start the next chapter of my golf life," Albright said. "I am really looking forward to it and it will reenergize some excitement for me."

Steve is not the only Albright to win in 2025, as his son Gray, a graduate student at Florida State, won the 2025 Jones Cup.

Marc Fried finished 6-under in the Legends Division to secure the two-shot win.

And that was even after starting from behind the rest of the field. 

Fried started the tournament with a two-stroke penalty for hitting his opponent's golf ball with similar markings. He made a 25-footer for birdie.

"I never really let myself get bothered and putted very well," Fried said. "I made a lot of five and six-foot par saving puts, and the greens were very quick, so you had to get on the right side of the hole."

Fried added, "I drove the ball well and never got in trouble with the driver."

Fried does not play as much as he used to, but he is still a competitor when he does tee it up.

"I like to compete," Fried said. "Every once in a while, I like to put myself up against it and beat some really good players."

Robert Cunningham finished in solo second place at 4-under, and Bobby Lundquist finished in solo third place at 3-under.

In the Super Senior Division, Greg Goode of Salinas, Kan., carded rounds of 76-71-69 to finish at even par and secure the come-from-behind win. Marcus Beck and Michale Jones finished T2 at 2-over. 

In the Super Legends Division, Jim Carley finished 5-under with rounds of 73-68-70 and defeated Dick Clemons by one shot. Clemons finished in solo second place at 4-under.