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30th Annual Mission YMCA Pro-Am Golf Tournament Raises Over $280,000

By YMCA of Greater San Francisco
A Bayview STEAM golf course with a putting green in the foreground, parked golf carts, and a line of trees extending toward the horizon under a cloudy sky.

On October, 21, 2026, golfers, sponsors, and community supporters gathered at Pasatiempo Golf Club in Santa Cruz for the 30th Anniversary Mission YMCA Pro-Am Golf Tournament. The milestone event paired amateur players with golf professionals for a day of friendly competition on one of Northern California’s most celebrated courses, and it wrapped with an evening celebration.

Five men posing for a photo outdoors at a golf course.

This year’s tournament raised over $280,000 for the Mission YMCA.

The money goes directly toward the programs and services the Y provides to youth, families, and neighbors in San Francisco’s Mission District.

View Tournament Results
1st

1st Place Team

  • Daniel StewartPRO
  • Goran Kalos
  • Adam Yount
  • Jimmy Zuenger
  • Svai Sanford
2nd

2nd Place Team

  • AJ HamierPRO
  • Chris McComic
  • Andrew Caine
  • Trevor Hacker
  • Jarrett Carlstron
3rd

3rd Place Team

  • Connor McDanielPRO
  • Mike Robinson
  • John Strain
  • Chris Duskin
  • Al Peguero
AwardHoleWinnerResult
Overall Individual Gross–Adam Yount–
Overall Individual NetOverall Winner–Adam Yount–
Longest DriveAmateur Women9Traci Kreppel–
Longest DriveAmateur Men9Adam Yount–
Longest DrivePro9Chris Ingram–
Closest to the HoleWomen15Traci Kreppel55′
Closest to the HoleMen15Trevor Hacker4′8″
PlaceProfessionalScore
1AJ Hamier66
2Larry Correa68
3Chris Ingram71
Golfer swings a golf club

The CDR Johnson Family Foundation, Cadillac of South San Francisco, Pankow, and Bass Global sponsored the event. A tournament committee, golf professionals, and volunteers organized the day.

Three decades in, the Pro-Am is still one of the Mission YMCA’s signature fundraising events.

If you did not get a chance to give and would like to help us reach our goal of $300,000, you can still make a difference.