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Tim Cobb Captures Second JAGA Senior Amateur Championship

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Special to the Florida Sports Wire JACKSONVILLE – Tim Cobb has only played in the JAGA Senior Amateur Championship presented by Lennar three times since moving to St. Augustine in 2020 but has walked off with two wins and a T3, Scottie Scheffler-like stuff, in JAGA’s premier senior event.  The Tennessee native fired 75-70-73—218 (+2) in his three trips around Stillwater Golf and Country Club to win the 2026 edition of the Jacksonville Area Golf Association’s oldest tournament in convincing fashion, by eight shots.  Cobb, a former University of Memphis golfer, held a one-shot lead as third-round play began on May 5th. While he was steady throughout the final round, his closest pursuers were not. They included 2024 champion Richard Ames (80) of Eagle Landing Golf Club, who started one off Cobb’s lead, and defending champion Brent Dietz (77) of TPC Sawgrass, who was four back of the leader.  Ames and Dietz finished tied for third along with 2004 JAGA Jacksonville Amateur pre...

Davis is the 62nd Jacksonville Area Golf Association Amateur Champion

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JACKSONVILLE ( www.sportsdayjax.com ) -     Will Davis   gave himself a 21 st   birthday present one day early when he fired a closing-round 67 to become the 62 nd   champion of the   Jacksonville Area Golf Association Amateur Championship   at   San Jose Country Club   where he grew up playing the game of golf. The Davidson College rising junior posted 66-69-67-202 (-14) to defeat defending champion Jason Duff of Elkton and the University of North Florida by five shots and UNF’s assistant golf coach Jeff Dennis by six though the closing leaderboard was not indicative of how the final round played out.   Davis, a Wolfson High School grad, teed off in the final round two behind Dennis, who opened in superb fashion with a 66 and a 67. It was a back-and-forth affair over the first nine holes of the finale with the pair tied at 11 under making the turn.  The first turning point came when Davis birdied the short par-4...