In the Village Battle of the Pros’ sons, Gutschewski wins Kuchar for Western Junior title

Trevor Gutschewski proved on Thursday that winning golf is never far away.

Gutschewski, Arrival Florida Freshman and the Son of Tournament Pro Scott Gutchewski, were mostly struggled after they caught American junior amateur amateur. But freshly from missed cutting in the US Open in Oakmont, Gutschewski returned to his winning paths with a single footage over another son of the PGA tour, Cameron Kuchar, Matt Kuchar is the oldest.

With three birds in the last six holes in the harvester club in Rhodes, Iowa, Gutschewski has been caressed by closing 2-below 70 to finish in 7 below. Kuchar, who stands for the TCU for 2026. year, he joined Gutchewski in playing back nine in 2 below, although the second round 74 showed too expensive after the first round.

On that bag for Gutschewski was his older brother, Luke, who played his college player in Iowa State.

Gutschewski Beat recently winner Sunnehanna Amateur in the last summer Junior Final, but he followed the missed Bank Championship Korn Ferry Tour, T-55 in the American Amateur, T-13 in Nebraska Open and T-24 in the Jones Cup. Then last March won only four players in Junior Invitation in Sage Valley. He followed T-71 at Terra Cotta Invitation, and then he published a return of the 80’s last week in Oakmont.

Now joins the list of past Western junior champions that from 1914. year and includes Bobby Clampett (1978), Lotter Mahan (1999), Patrick Rodgers (2013), Collin Morikawa (2013) and Kevin Yu (2015).