Crystal Highlands GC delivered plenty of excitement in the A Flight this weekend. Conditions were tough, with narrow fairways and tricky greens testing every part of the players’ games. At the end of 18 holes, three players stood tied at the top: Albert Delamarter, Ryan Marchbanks, and Chris Poetz, all carding an 85.

That meant only one thing — playoff time. The pressure was on as the three teed it up for sudden death. Marchbanks and Poetz both played solid, but Albert stayed steady and seized his opportunity. With nerves of steel, he edged out his competitors on the very first playoff hole to claim the A Flight victory.

Congrats, Albert, on getting back to the winners circle!

AC Coleman delivered an impressive performance at Crystal Highlands, putting together a composed and consistent round of 85 to capture the win.

What made the day even more special — this was AC's first-ever victory on the Golfweek Amateur Tour. From tee to green, he kept his composure, avoided the big numbers that the course is known to hand out, and capitalized when opportunities came his way.

Coleman’s breakthrough win marks a big moment in his Tour journey, and with the confidence gained here, he’s sure to be a name to watch in future events.

The C Flight delivered one of the most exciting finishes of the day. Justin Finley posted an 89, which put him in a tie at the top with Ross Rosenbaum after 18 holes. With the tournament on the line, the two headed back out for a sudden-death playoff.

On the playoff hole, Finley rose to the occasion in spectacular fashion. After a steady tee shot and solid approach, he rolled in a birdie putt to slam the door and capture the victory.

This win was especially meaningful for Justin, who dedicated his round to his grandmother he recently lost. Playing in her honor, he delivered a performance full of heart, capped off with a birdie that made the moment unforgettable.

The D Flight saw a commanding performance from Ryan Makurat, who fired a 90 at Crystal Highlands to cruise to victory. His steady play gave him a comfortable 7-stroke margin, leaving no doubt about the outcome.

Makurat kept mistakes to a minimum, managed the tough holes with composure, and built a lead that proved untouchable down the stretch. It was a wire-to-wire type of win that showcased consistency and control—two qualities that stood tall on a course that challenged so many players.

With this decisive victory, Ryan firmly stamped his mark on the leaderboard and walked away with the D Flight crown.