2025 Concrete Classic Golfer Line-up

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Austin started his tenure in The Concrete Classic as the young kid with big-time firepower. He was the sure-fire number two golfer and the driving force that propelled his buddy Bob to victory in 2019. If that didn’t show his talents, a 2020 victory cemented his legacy as an all-time competitor in Mishicot. After some down years from 2021 to 2023, 2024 brought the resurgence of the barrister. Austin fired two rounds in the 80s and became the first-ever two-time champion, ending his big brother’s hopes of a repeat title. Now all grown up, the 20-year-old phenom has reestablished himself as a top-five golfer and can put up a round that competes with anyone. The field is deeper than ever—but the kid is still on top.

There aren’t many—if any—who love The Concrete Classic more than Tom. It’s only fitting that he’s the first name on the trophy. Tom came in as an inconsistent golfer, but then had a four-day stretch that’s arguably the greatest in tournament history. That was a long time ago, but he’s continued climbing the leaderboard and improving his rank. He feels closer than ever to reclaiming the jacket. He’s solid off the tee, rarely gets into trouble, and is one of the best teammates the trip has ever seen. If passion alone could win the tournament, no one would stand a chance. But even if it can’t, we’ve all already won by having Tom around.

Every golf trip needs a Bob—and only one Bob. The founder of Bob-O-flauge and Boberitas loves having a great time. The only thing he loves more than fun is winning. Always a character and a competitor, Bob continues to outperform his ranking in Ryder Cup matches. The 2019 champion hasn’t returned to the winner’s circle in a while, but not for lack of effort. Still one of the most consistent performers in trip history, Bob feels like a pairing with his old buddy Austin might be the key to reclaiming his crown. With one of the best short games around, if Bob-O-Mania keeps the Bonanza in the cupholder, the sommelier might be toasting another win soon.

The perennial number two is starting to feel the pressure from those behind him. As the field deepens, Kevin has kept pace. A new flat stick and a fresh set of irons won’t hurt his chances of staying on top. A polished and consistent golfer, Kevin keeps himself in the 70s and 80s in Mishicot. He’ll be missing his big red-headed friend this year, so it remains to be seen if he can find success on the final day without him. If it takes some orange spray paint and a fake mustache in the cart to recapture that “Roldy” magic, don’t put it past him.

Perennial #1 ranked golfer on the trip, his play on the golf course can only be overshadowed by his love for this trip and the people on it. The golf trip is the highlight of Jake's year every year and come to think of it, it's the only thing Jake's cares about at all. For this reason, his win in 2023 was a special one. Jake's first green jacket was a memorable one being it was his first Concrete Classic win and the first one after the loss of our beloved Bryan. There will always be a special place in Jake's heart for his first win and for doing it in his father's memory. The questions remains, will it be his last win? Can he defend the title? Or will his constant work to make his friends and competitors better be the root of his demise? Only time will tell but one thing is for sure, Jake will give it to no one, if you want it, you'll have to take it from him. - GG

Big Papa Pump powered his way to the top of the leaderboard last year. Dean had a top-3 finish, and his year-over-year improvement is unmatched. He brings a compact, inside-out swing—especially impressive after a season-ending knee surgery the year prior. Now fully recovered, Dean is back with his same-length Cobra technology for the world to see. Always the most positive person in Mishicot, don’t mistake that kindness for a lack of competitive fire. The fill-in Diamond Mayor who brought us Jewel and Jimmy John’s now has his sights on a Ryder Cup victory and a snug-fitting green jacket. 2025 is the year Mishicot gets pumped.

Andy Terry has seen it all on the golf trip—except his own name on the trophy. One of the original members, Andy has delivered some of the greatest final rounds the tournament has ever seen. His clutch play helped Austin win twice and brought Tom within a stroke of his second title after helping him claim his first. Now, Andy brings that same late-round magic to his role as Ryder Cup captain. Always scheming, always thinking, he’ll be ready for anything. If Andy starts strong with some early victories, don’t be surprised if he’s the one raising the crown on the final day.

The safest bet in golf trip history is Troy showing up and playing consistently good golf. The heart of the A flight, Troy fired multiple rounds in the 80s in 2024. He may not have the firepower of those ranked around him, but he more than makes up for it with reliability. In his Concrete Classic career, he’s only shot over 100 once. His 85 in 2024 came within two strokes of his all-time best in Mishicot. With a big block of youngsters closing in behind him, don’t expect Troy to give up his A flight spot easily.

Humpty remains the youngest golfer in the field by a wide margin—and arguably the most talented. Eli’s distance continues to grow, now ranking in the top three off the tee despite his 130-pound frame. His God-given mechanical skills make him one of the field’s purest ball strikers—second only to one. While he didn’t follow up his 78 from 2023, two rounds in the 80s in 2024 showed he’s still trending upward. If he keeps dialing in his new sticks, the 70s will be the new normal for this rising star.