FINAL RESULTS: Patriot All-America
December 31, 2025 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: Patriot All-America Invitational, The Wigwam - Gold Course
Connor Williams and Reagan Zibilski captured the 2025 Patriot All-America titles at The Wigwam.
The 15th Patriot All-America Invitational concluded with composed final-round performances at The Wigwam, as Arkansas senior Reagan Zibilski captured the Women’s Division title and Arizona State standout Connor Williams went wire-to-wire to claim the Men’s Division championship.
On the Blue Course, Zibilski closed with a 4-under 66 on Wednesday to finish at 6-under par (204), pulling away from a tightly packed leaderboard on a pressure-filled final day. After opening with rounds of 70 and 68, Zibilski delivered her best golf when it mattered most, posting the lowest final-round score among the top contenders to secure the victory.
USC’s Kylie Chong and Vanderbilt’s Tillie Claggett finished tied for second at 5-under par (205), each in position on the back nine but unable to match Zibilski’s closing stretch. Kansas senior Amy DeKock and Arizona’s Nena Wongthanavimok rounded out the top five at 4-under par (206), capping a deep women’s field that stayed bunched until the final round.
On the Gold Course, Williams continued his steady dominance, firing a third consecutive round in the 60s with a 4-under 66 to finish at 14-under par (196). The Arizona State junior led from the opening round and never relinquished control, pairing patience with consistent ball-striking to close out the title.
Illinois’ Ryan Voois claimed solo second at 8-under par (202) after a closing 66, while Pepperdine’s Mahanth Chirravuri and Florida’s Parker Bell tied for third at 7-under par (203). Florida’s Matthew Kress finished fifth at 6-under par (204) following a strong final-round 64.
Across both divisions, the Patriot All-America once again delivered elite competition paired with a powerful mission, as players honored fallen and wounded heroes throughout the week. With championship performances on both courses and meaningful moments beyond the scorecard, the 2025 edition reinforced the Patriot’s standing as one of amateur golf’s premier year-end events.
Live Scoring
Follow the leaderboards all week with live scoring links for the Men’s, Women’s, and Thunderbolt fields.
Men’s Scores Women’s Scores Thunderbolt Scores
Men’s and Women’s Divisions at The Wigwam
The Patriot brings men’s and women’s divisions together in one championship week, showcasing many of the top players in college golf. The men compete on The Wigwam’s Gold Course, while the women play the Blue Course, two championship layouts that have helped make this event a can’t-miss stop on the year-end amateur calendar.
Over time, the Patriot has continued to grow in stature, regularly attracting a national collection of PING All-Americans and standout players from across NCAA Divisions I, II and III, along with NAIA and NJCAA programs and select special invitees. With deep fields and a demanding 54-hole format, the tournament has become a measuring stick for the next wave of talent.
The Thunderbolt Runs Concurrently in Surprise
In addition to the Patriot, the Thunderbolt is being contested on the same dates as a companion championship. Played at Sterling Grove Golf + Country Club in Surprise, Arizona, the Thunderbolt was created to accommodate additional elite players who met initial eligibility standards but did not make the Patriot field.
Named after the Air Force P-47 Thunderbolt, the event has quickly become a significant tournament in its own right. The Thunderbolt field includes top-ranked amateurs and collegiate standouts, and its players also represent fallen or wounded heroes, with biographies attached to their bags in support of Folds of Honor.
2024 Champions Set the Bar
Last year’s Patriot featured record-setting performances. In the women’s division, University of Texas senior Bohyun Park closed with a final-round 63 to set a Patriot Women’s Division scoring record, finishing at 15-under par (195) to win the Folded Flag trophy.
In the men’s division, Ole Miss junior Cameron Tankersley finished at 10-under par (200), winning by three shots after steady play across the Gold Course.
At Sterling Grove, University of Denver’s Zander Grant captured the 2024 Thunderbolt title at 10-under par (206), securing the win with a final-round 70 and edging Midwestern State’s Seth Bearden by one shot.
What to Watch This Week
With first-round action underway today, the Patriot All-America once again blends world-class amateur competition with a week-long tribute that adds meaning to every round. Over the next three days, the men’s and women’s leaderboards will take shape at The Wigwam while the Thunderbolt unfolds in Surprise — all within an event that continues to grow as one of the premier year-end championships in amateur golf.
About the Patriot All-America
The Wigwam and the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA), in partnership with the Folds of Honor Foundation present the Patriot All- America Invitational. It's one of the most unique events in all of golf. 84 top collegiate players named to the ...
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