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Jerry Ledzinski Closes with 64 to Win the 2026 Pacific Grove City Championship

Winner Spotlight: Jerry Ledzinski

Ledzinski separated from the field with a closing 64 on Sunday, turning a tight race into a clear win at -10. (Kyle will add additional background and player info here.)

• Score: 66-64—130 (-10)
• Winning margin: 3 shots
• Key note: Pacific Grove’s back nine rewards trajectory control and commitment in the wind—and Ledzinski delivered.

Field Notes: A New Champion, Familiar Names

With 2025 champion Mitchell Hoey not listed in this year’s player list, the Championship trophy was guaranteed to have a new name in 2026—and Ledzinski took full advantage.

The week also featured the return of NCGA Hall-of-Famer Randy Haag, who finished third in the Senior Championship race, adding another strong Pacific Grove result to his tournament resume.

Closing Note

Pacific Grove’s coastline finish rarely gives anything away, and 2026 was no exception—but Ledzinski’s closing 64 turned a crowded leaderboard into a statement win. With familiar contenders returning and the ocean stretch continuing to define the tournament, this championship keeps cementing itself as one of the most compelling two-day tests on the West Coast.

Flashback (2025): Mitchell Hoey won last year with a closing 64 to finish 8-under, while Bob McCallister won the Senior title in a playoff over Daniel O’Connor and Russell Humphrey.

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