The Virginia Senior Amateur Tour returned to Williamsburg National for the Williamsburg Invitational, a two-day major contested on the Yorktown and Jamestown courses.

Across 36 holes, players faced the full test of major championship golf: changing conditions, course management, pressure-packed leaderboard movement, and the mental grind of backing up one round with another.

From Jon Coullier finishing under par in Champ Flight to Goose Donahue winning a playoff in C Flight, the Williamsburg Invitational delivered drama across the board.

Congratulations to our Williamsburg Invitational champions.

Champ Flight: Jon Coullier put together the strongest two-day performance of the tournament, posting 74-68 — 142 (-2) to capture the Champ Flight title. Mark Hanna finished second at 149 (+5).

A Flight: Hawk Hawkins stayed steady across both days with rounds of 75-74 — 149 (+5) to win A Flight. David Bumm finished second at 152 (+8), while Stuart Williams finished third at 153 (+9).

B Flight: Sean Redmond opened with a strong 73 and held on through the second round to claim B Flight at 154 (+10). Gary Cooper finished second at 157 (+13), with Brian Gaines third at 161 (+17).

C Flight: Goose Donahue captured the C Flight championship in a playoff after he and Tom Grenell finished regulation tied at 165 (+21). Mike Strickland finished third at 166 (+22), while Michael Pichette rounded out the money line at 171 (+27).

D Flight: Audie Murphy claimed the D Flight championship with rounds of 90-85 — 175 (+31). Warren Dalton finished second at 183 (+39), Laurens Platteel finished third at 186 (+42), and Fred Gilbert rounded out the money line at 188 (+44).

Thank you to Williamsburg National for hosting the Virginia Senior Amateur Tour and providing a true major championship setting across both the Yorktown and Jamestown courses.

The two-course format gave players a complete test over 36 holes and helped create one of the most memorable events of the Virginia Senior Tour season.

The Williamsburg Invitational is complete, but the season keeps moving.

Players should continue checking the Tour schedule for upcoming events, registration deadlines, and points race movement as we continue through the 2026 season.