To truly understand the significance of the Future Masters, simply look to one of our own.

It certainly didn’t come easy, but this time David Gannon didn’t let the final hole taint his round.

Before a golfer can win a playoff, he has to get there.

This was new territory for Stewart Jolly, and he was proud of the way he handled it.

David Gannon shot the low score of the day for the local entrants at 1-over-par 71, but he could hardly muster a smile after a double-bogey on his final hole for the second straight day.

Near-miss: For more than a moment, Blake Hadden though he was about to three-peat.

Press Thornton Future Masters officials estimate 115,000 golf balls have been struck so far this week.

They are tired. They are spent. And, even though they don’t realize it after five or six hours in 100-plus degree heat, they are hungry.

As executive director of the PGA Tour’s Honda Classic, Kenneth Kennerly knows what goes into hosting a golf tournament.

Dothan’s Kyle Cornelius had some attitude adjustments to make following his first nine-hole round of 46 in the 10-under division of the 60th Annual Press Thornton Future Masters at the Dothan Country Club.

It was all over but the shouting when Jeffrey Cunningham drained a 35-foot putt on No. 17.

For the second straight year, Robby Shelton of Wilmer walked off the Dothan Country Club golf course as a champion.

Congratulations, Gabriel Lench and Kyle Sterbinsky. You were the low mortals in the 11-12 age division at the 60th Press Thornton Future Masters.

Branson Davis and Nicholas Robert traveled together from McKinney, Texas, to Dothan to participate in the 60th Annual Press Thornton Future Masters.

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