Field finalized for 2026 Genesee Invitational

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (FLX) — The wait is over.

The field is officially set for the 2026 Genesee Invitational, with 36 FLX Tour pros ready to battle it out Saturday, July 25, at the world-famous Genesee Valley Golf Course.

The historic 1899 layout will once again host one of the Tour’s most popular majors, as players compete in the annual two-man best ball championship.

Teams and tee times will be drawn early next week. The field will be split into two handicap pots, with every team featuring one player above and one player below the handicap line, creating balanced pairings and giving everyone a legitimate shot at taking home the hardware.

Entry fee is $25. Please pay on time. We’d much rather spend our week preparing pairings than tracking down Venmo requests.

With only two majors remaining on the 2026 calendar, the Genesee Invitational represents one of the final opportunities for players to make a move in the Young Man of the Year standings. A strong finish could completely reshape the championship race heading into the season’s final stretch.

The opening tee time is scheduled for 9:10 a.m., with groups heading to the first tee every 10 minutes after that.

All that’s left now is the draw.

2026 Genesee Invitational field

  • Benjamin Annal
  • Boston Siwiec
  • Brandon Moynihan
  • Brendan Milward
  • Brier Koroly
  • Chad Christ
  • Chris Miers
  • Chris Trento
  • Dan Driffill Sr.
  • Dan Riesenebuger
  • Danny Driff
  • Dominic Trento
  • Eric Spanbauer
  • Jarred Schrader
  • John Laganello
  • Jonathon Thorpe
  • Joseph Mortillaro
  • Josh Kowalski
  • Kenny Rogers
  • Lou Englert
  • Matt Driffill
  • Michael DiMuro
  • Mike Mortillaro
  • Mike Petote
  • Nathan Wirth
  • Patrick Moynihan
  • Ryan Netchke
  • Ryan Wirth
  • Scott Stedman
  • Sean Sawyer
  • Shane Driffill
  • Shane Partiss
  • Steve Delvecchio
  • Tim Dorsheimer
  • Tom Dieure
  • Zach Stedman

Thirty-six players.

Eighteen teams.

One major championship.

See you at Genesee.


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