Jason Bannister secures fifth consecutive title at Bloomington City Golf final
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 20, 2026, 12:10 AM
Last updated Jul 20, 2026
Jason Bannister captured his fifth consecutive title at the 98th Bloomington City Golf Men's final on July 19, defeating Mitch Oard 3 and 1 at Cascades Golf Course. Bannister's win streak extends to 20 matches since first qualifying in 2022. He established a notable lead before Oard rallied briefly, cutting the deficit to two holes. Bannister managed to regain momentum, showcasing his strategic play and strong approach shots. His victory solidifies his place in the tournament’s history, with only Phil Talbot’s nine-title streak surpassing his achievement.
- •Bannister won the final 3 and 1 against Mitch Oard.
- •The tournament was held at Cascades Golf Course on July 19.
- •Bannister has won all 20 of his matches since qualifying in 2022.
- •Oard briefly cut Bannister's lead to two holes before Bannister responded.
- •Bannister's five consecutive titles ranks among the best in tournament history.
- 12:10 AMYahoo Sports — Jason Bannister brings more reign in Bloomington City Golf Men's final
"Win streak reaches five years as Bannister weathers late run by Mitch Oard in 18-hole final
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