Reimolds Wins Monmouth All-City Golf Championship for Record-Tying Fourth Time

The Monmouth All-City Golf Tournament was held over the weekend at the Monmouth Country Club and Gibson Woods. On the men’s side, it came down to a battle between the winners of the last three championships. After Saturday’s first round at the Monmouth Country Club, defending champ Tristan Reimolds led 2022 and 2023 champ Scott Weber by three strokes. Reimolds was the only golfer to shoot in the 60’s with a 69, with Weber shooting a 72. Also in final grouping going into Sunday was Cody Whiteside and Craig Anderson with matching 73’s. Weber would shoot a 37 on front nine on Sunday at Gibson Woods to pull into a tie with Reimolds going into the final nine holes. Reimolds held a two-stroke advantage as both players teed off on 18. Weber’s tee shot on the par-three final hole came within 15 feet, while Reimolds would send his ball into a hazard to the left of the green. Weber’s birdie putt came within four inches and he would tap-in for par. Following a drop, Reimolds’ chip shot off the green settled to within 10 feet. In front of several onlookers surrounding the green, Reimolds’ uber-clutch tournament winning bogey-putt found the bottom of the hole to give him a 2-day total of 144 and a record-tying 4th All-City Championship. Weber shot a 145 and was searching for a record-setting 5th tournament title, as Reimolds pulls into a tie with Weber and also 4-time champion Rich Thomas. Thomas won all his titles in a row from 2003-2006. Besides winning in 2022 and 2023, Weber also won the trophy in 2008 and 2017. The rest of the top-five in the championship flight was Craig Anderson in 3rd with a 147, followed by Alex Temple in 4th with a 153 and Mike and Matt Briggs tying for 5th with matching 154’s. Kent Thompson was the first flight winner at 156. Dustin Stevens won the 2nd flight, shooting a 165 and Steve Andrews was the senior flight winner, carding a 154. On the women’s side, there were only four golfers taking part, with Meredith Yung winning her first women’s championship with a 153.

PCSN Sports Director Shawn Temple caught up with the 2025 champion Tristan Reimolds following the trophy ceremony.

Here’s the final results from all divisions.