U.S. Professional & Amateur Champions:

2011 - Lerroux Ferreira, South Africa
2012 - Eddie Peckels, Florida
2013 - Paolo Quirici, Switzerland                               
2014 - Paolo Quirici, Switzerland - Will Peterson, Florida                              
2015 - Eddie Peckels, Florida - Will Peterson, Florida                                    
2016 - Andrew Marshall, England - Will Peterson, Florida                               
2017 - Ki Shui Liao, Florida - Deal Hudson, Virginia                                        
​2018 - Dylan Malafronte, Florida - Bill Geisler, Florida                               
​2019 - Jeremy Moe, Florida - James Chambers, Florida                                         
2020 - Jeremy Moe, Florida - Eddie Peckels, Florida
​2021 - Jeremy Moe, Florida - Will Peterson, Florida
2022 - Thomas Garnier, Florida - Eddie Peckels, Florida 
​2023 - Mark Harman, South Carolina - Eddie Peckels, Florida
2024 - Jeff Leonard, Tampa, FL - Eddie Peckels, Winter Springs, FL
2025 - Mike Stevens, Tampa, FL - Eddie Peckels, Winter Springs, FL

TOURNAMENT RESULTS for 2025

Sunday, February 16, 2025

A cold front coming through Tampa brought Scottish style winds that howled through the fairways at the 15th US Professional & Amateur Hickory Championship at historic Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club making scoring extremely difficult. In a see saw round a two-shot swing on the 17th hole saw Mike Stevens take a one-shot lead over Carlos De Barros as he held on to win the John Shippen Cup that honors Americas first golf pro. Eddie Peckels defended his crown winning the Oscar Bunn Trophy.  Bunn a Shinnecock Indian played in the first U.S. Open along with Shippen in the first Open back in 1895. In the Heritage Division, Joe Garcia prevailed in his first appearance in the annual event. Congratulations to all the players and a big thanks to the TT staff and the Temple Terrace Preservation Society.

The tournament celebrates the Florida Open a hickory event played at this venue in 1925 while the winner has his name affixed to the John Shippen Cup, America’s first golf professional. The cup resides permanently in the Temple Terrace clubhouse. Next year’s event is scheduled for Sunday, February 22, 2026.