Caleb Wassmer made history at the Romain Cadillac Evansville Men's City Tournament by scoring an unprecedented 11-under 59 in the opening round at Fendrich. This score is the lowest ever recorded in the tournament's 97-year history. Wassmer's stellar performance included 12 birdies with only one bogey, setting a new benchmark for future players. He highlighted the exceptional conditions of the course and his strong putting as key to his success. Other competitors also performed well, contributing to a notably low scoring day.

By the Numbers
  • Caleb Wassmer: 11-under 59 (first round score)
  • 31 players finished Day 1 in red numbers (2-over or better)
State of Play
  • Logan Osborne sits in second place with a bogey-free round at 7-under.
  • Blake Ruckman recorded the lowest morning round with a score of 66.
What's Next

The second round will take place at Helfrich, with the low 40 and ties advancing to the final rounds at Rolling Hills and Evansville Country Club. Players will need to contend with Wassmer's record score in hopes of claiming the title.

Bottom Line

Caleb Wassmer's 59 sets a new standard in the City Tournament, signaling a shift in competitive expectations. The day's remarkable scoring highlights the potential for more records to fall as the tournament progresses.