Windsor, Connecticut (August 31, 2026)- Andrew Beauton strikes again with his sixth win of the 2026 season at the Keney Park Golf Course One Day Tournament presented by Chris Cote’s Golf Shop alongside Patrick McGuiness with his second win.
The two players consecutively won the past two One Day Tournaments at Keney Park Golf Course (-5) and Indian Hill Country Club (-3).
In the Tettelbach Gross Division, Andrew Beauton (Madison CC) took home the trophy with his lowest win yet at 5-under. Beginning and ending his round with birdies, Beauton lit up the score card with seven circles and only two counteracting bogeys in the mix finishing with a 65.
In second place was Joey Dechirico with 4-under, Conor Deasy at 2-under in third place, Chris Szymonik in fourth with 2-over, and a four way tie for fifth between Stephen Mikulski, Marc Delzio, Kevin Klepacki, and Glenn Pelt Jr. with 4-over scores.
In the Tettlebach Net Division, Gerald Reginatto took first place with a net score of 4-under, Conor Deasy and Joey Dechirico tied for second place with a net score of 3-under, Walter Keuchkerian II took fourth with 2-under, and a three way tie for fifth place was Andrew Beauton, Zack Larosa and Chris Szymonik with net scores of 1-under.
In the Siderowf Gross Division, Patrick McGuiness (Keney GC) finished with a 5-under 65. Playing on his home turf, McGuiness played a strong round filled with birdies and pars. He finished with 6 birdies and a single bogey.
Dave Jones took second place with 2-under, Craig Platt and Mark Vasington share third place with 1-under, and Dean Godek and Steve Chevalier take fifth place with even-par.
In the Siderowf Net Division, McGuiness stays on top followed by Todd Blonder at 3-under, Dan Ekstrom and Mark Vasington finish in third with a net score of 2-under, and Dave Jones, Tony Susi, Michael Ouellette, Robert Costanzo, Ronald Soccoli, Tom Brett, and Steve Chevalier all tie for fifth with an even-par net score.
About the Connecticut State Golf Association
The Connecticut State Golf Association functions as an extension of the USGA and provides stewardship for amateur golf in Connecticut. Founded in 1899, it is the country’s oldest state golf association and conducts over 60 Championships, Qualifiers, and One Day Tournaments throughout the year.
