News Summary
The city of Canton recently hosted the Matterhorn International Pro-Am, attracting miniature golf enthusiasts from across the country and beyond. Jeremy Inabinet secured the championship title with an impressive score, edging out other skilled competitors. The event not only highlighted local talent but also featured international players, further enhancing its appeal in the miniature golf community.
Canton Welcomes Miniature Golf Stars at the 2025 Matterhorn International Pro-Am
This past weekend, the charming city of Canton played host to the exhilarating 2025 Matterhorn International Pro-Am, where miniature golf aficionados gathered from nine different states to showcase their skills on the greens. The event not only attracted local talent but also included international participants, bringing a buzz of excitement to this delightful tournament.
Jeremy Inabinet Takes the Crown
At the center of the action was the talented golfer Jeremy Inabinet, who hails from Illinois. He played brilliantly through all four rounds, finishing with a stunning total score of 151. This score was just enough to edge out the fierce competition, particularly the impressive two-time champion Mark Novicki from Connecticut, who finished with a score of 153.
Inabinet’s remarkable performance included a record-breaking third round, where he dazzled spectators with a 12-under-par 34 that tied an existing course record. It’s worth noting that he managed to shoot rounds of 37 or less in three of his four rounds—an impressive feat that demonstrated his skill and composure throughout the tournament.
Notable Competitors
Following Inabinet and Novicki were other outstanding competitors. Bryan Akers from Georgia took home third place with a solid score of 154, while Canadian golfer Stephane Dulmaine finished just behind him with a score of 157. Throughout the tournament, Inabinet, Dulmaine, and Griffin Weiss from New Jersey each led the competition with an impressive seven aces.
Amateur Division Competition
An International Adventure Golf Tour Highlight
The Matterhorn Pro-Am is not just any ordinary event; it is part of the WMF World Adventure Golf Tour, which features 15 events scattered across 12 different countries. With a total payout exceeding $1,500 awarded to the top eight finishers in this year’s professional tournament, the stakes were high and the competition fierce.
As the winner of the Matterhorn Pro-Am, Inabinet also secured an automatic bid to the tour final, set to take place in May 2026 in the United Kingdom. This prestigious opportunity adds even more excitement to his triumphant win.
Celebrating International Participation
In its third consecutive year included in the World Adventure Golf Tour, the Matterhorn Pro-Am continues to grow in international appeal. This year’s competition featured a total of 18 competitors in the amateur division, attracting golfers not only from the United States but also from Canada and various European countries.
Set against an 18-hole layout with a par of 46, the tournament continued its tradition of engaging and thrilling golf enthusiasts. Tournament owner Autumn Sutherland spotlighted the rising status of the event, noting its capacity to attract talent from far and wide.
The 2025 Matterhorn International Pro-Am was a fantastic showcase of skill, perseverance, and the spirit of friendly competition. As participants pack up their clubs and head home, they’re sure to be looking forward to the next exciting rendezvous on the miniature golf scene.
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- Collinsville Press: Tournament Record 34 Helps Inabinet Win Matterhorn International Pro-Am
- Wikipedia: Miniature Golf
- Collinsville Press: Time Remains to Register for 9th Annual Matterhorn International Pro-Am
- Google Search: Miniature Golf Tournaments
- Collinsville Press: Weekly Scoreboard Sept 15-21, 2025
- Google Scholar: Miniature Golf Competitions
- Collinsville Press: Vayda Wins Matterhorn International with an Ace on Fifth Playoff Hole
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Miniature Golf
- Collinsville Press: Matterhorn – A New Miniature Golf Course Opens in Canton
- Google News: Miniature Golf trends
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