Defending champion Chase Johnson among 56-player field; The 36-hole competition on Monday and Tuesday is preceded by a Pro-Am and Youth Golf Clinic on Sunday
Get ready for a thrilling week of golf as the Advocates Professional Golf Association (APGA) Tour rolls into Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania for its tenth event of the 2025 season—the Jefferson Health APGA Classic at The 1912 Club, taking place August 3–5.
The action-packed week kicks off on Sunday, August 3, with practice rounds, an exciting Pro-Am, and an inspiring Youth Golf Clinic. Then, the competition heats up with 36 holes of tournament play on Monday and Tuesday (August 4–5), where 56 APGA Tour players will battle it out for their share of the $80,000 purse—the fifth-largest on the APGA schedule this year. The winner will walk away with $24,000 and 500 Cisco Cup Series points, adding to the intensity of the season-long race.
Now in its second year, the Jefferson Health APGA Classic is a key stop on the Cisco Cup Series, showcasing elite talent, fierce competition, and the mission-driven spirit of the APGA.
Founded in 2010, the APGA is a nonprofit organization committed to making the game of golf more inclusive and accessible for all.
All the action unfolds at:
The 1912 Club
888 Plymouth Road
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Schedule of Events:
Sunday, August 3
- 1:00 PM ET – Pro-Am and Practice Rounds
- 5:30–6:30 PM ET – Youth Golf Clinic
Monday, August 4
- 8:00 AM ET – First Round (Tee times 8:00–11:00 AM)
Tuesday, August 5
- 8:00 AM ET – Final Round (Tee times 8:00–11:00 AM)
Don’t miss the excitement as rising stars and top contenders tee it up at one of the most anticipated stops on the APGA Tour!
WHO:
A field of 56 players, including many of the top players on the APGA Tour, will compete in the Jefferson Health APGA Classic. Notable players include:
- Zachary Juhasz – Bethlehem, Pa. native who placed 22nd in the inaugural Jefferson Health APGA Classic and made his APGA debut in 2021 at Bluestone Country Club in Valley Forge. He began playing golf as a sophomore at Freedom High School, where he was named the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference MVP.
- Matthew and Michael Vital – Twin brothers from Bethlehem, Pa. are 2023 Liberty High School graduates and returning juniors to the Temple University men’s golf team. Matthew Vital won the Boys 12-13 age division of the 2019 Drive, Chip & Putt Championship at Augusta National Golf Club and was the 2023 Pennsylvania State Junior Amateur champion. At age 15, Matthew set the Reading Country Club course record with a 62 in a 2021 Philadelphia Section PGA Junior Tour event, eclipsing Sam Snead’s 18-hole course record of 63 carded in the 1949 Reading Open.
- Chase Johnson – Barberton, Ohio native, Boynton Beach, Fla. resident and Kent State University graduate won the inaugural Jefferson Health APGA Classic and is the APGA Tour’s two-time reigning Player of the Year. He was the only APGA golfer to play in the 2025 U.S. Open, beating out PGA TOUR stars Rickie Fowler and Max Homa via a playoff in a U.S. Open Final (Sectional) Qualifying to earn his berth. 2025 Cisco APGA Black History Month Classic (at TPC Sawgrass) champion and three-time APGA Tour winner in 2024. Leader in the 2025 APGA’s Jeff Dailey points standings and second in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Kamaiu Johnson – Oviedo, Fla. resident is one of two golfers towin twice on the 2025 APGA Tour – in consecutive events in June at the APGA Juneteenth Classic in Los Angeles and the APGA at TPC Scottsdale (Arizona). He has made five PGA TOUR starts. He ranks third in the 2025 APGA Jeff Dailey points and Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Luis Gagne – Orlando, Fla. resident and LSU golf product (a past college roommate of PGA TOUR star Sam Burns) was the low amateur at the 2018 U.S. Open and also played in the 2019 and 2021 U.S. Opens. In 2025, he won this week’s APGA Two-Man Classic at TPC Louisiana (with partner Willie Mack III), finished runner-up at the APGA’s season-opening Farmers Insurance Invitational and the APGA at Magnolia Grove, and placed T3 at the APGA at TPC Deere Run two weeks ago. He is fourth in the APGA’s Jeff Dailey points standings and fifth in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Jaime Lopez Rivarola – Buenos Aires, Argentina native and University of Georgia product is a two-time APGA Tour winner who most recently captured the APGA at TPC San Antonio in March. He is fifth in the APGA’s season-long Jeff Dailey points standings and fourth in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Willie Mack III – Flint, Mich. native and Orlando, Fla. resident is a 16-time APGA Tourwinner, the APGA’s winningest active player. He has 10 PGA TOUR starts, and was the only APGA golfer to play in the 2024 U.S. Open.
- Aaron Beverly – A Sacramento resident and two-time APGA Tour winner who made his only PGA TOUR start at the Tiger Woods-hosted Genesis Invitational in 2022 as a recipient of the tournament’s Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption. Currently ninth in the APGA’s Jeff Dailey points standings and 12th in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Michael Bradham – Seven-time APGA Tour winner with seven career PGA TOUR starts. The San Antonio, Texas native tied for third at his hometown event in March, the APGA at TPC San Antonio, and won the APGA at Magnolia Grove on April 1. Currently sixth in the APGA’s Jeff Dailey points standings and eighth in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Kevin Hall – Cincinnati native was the first African American to play college golf at Ohio State, serving as a co-captain during his junior (2002-03) and senior (2003-04) years. He made his PGA TOUR debut as the Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption recipient at the 2017 Genesis Open.
- Gregory Odom Jr. – Memphis, Tennessee native and 2024 Howard University graduate was the 2024 Mastercard APGA Tour Championship winner.
- Troy Taylor II – Westerville, Ohio native and Michigan State graduate placed seventh in the inaugural Jefferson Health APGA Classic. He tied for third place in June’s APGA Juneteenth Classic in Los Angeles. In 2024, he was overall champion of the APGA Farmers Insurance Fall Series, recorded his first professional win in the APGA at Seaview (NJ) event and tallied six top-10 finishes in nine APGA Tour starts.
- Everett Whiten Jr. – Chesapeake, Virginia native and Alabama resident played collegiately at Howard University and holds three top-six finishes on the 2025 APGA Tour, including a season-best, runner-up finish two weeks ago at the APGA at TPC Deere Run. He is seventh in the APGA’s Jeff Dailey points standings and sixth in the Cisco Cup Series standings.
- Wyatt Worthington II – Reynoldsburg, Ohio resident and three-time APGA winner. He has made five PGA TOUR starts, three of which have come in the PGA Championship: 2023 (at Oak Hill), 2022 (at Southern Hills) and 2016 (at Baltusrol), when he became the second African American PGA of America Golf Professional to earn a PGA Championship berth.
TEE TIMES AND LIVE SCORING:
Tee times will be available here.
Live scoring will be available here.
CISCO CUP STANDINGS AND JEFF DAILEY POINTS:
Cisco Cup Standings: This ranking system tracks player performance throughout the APGA season. Players earn points based on their finishes in designated APGA Tour events. The player accumulating the most points by season’s end is awarded the Cisco Cup, which often includes additional benefits such as sponsor exemptions.
Jeff Dailey Points: Named in honor of former Farmers Insurance® CEO Jeff Dailey, this system measures players’ consistency and overall performance across all APGA Tour competitions, including the Cisco Cup season, the APGA Farmers Insurance Fall Series, and two Cisco Invitational events. The player with the highest combined points receives the Jeff Dailey APGA Tour Player of the Year Award, which includes a $25,000 bonus.
ABOUT THE APGA TOUR:
The APGA Tour was established in 2010 as a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring an inclusive future through the game of golf. The APGA Tour Board of Directors works to accomplish this by hosting and operating professional golf tournaments, player development programs, mentoring programs and by introducing the game to inner city young people. In addition to conducting 18 tournaments awarding over $1 million in prize and bonus money in 2024, the APGA has organized a Player Development Program to aid golfers as they work to chase their goals in professional golf.
