Bandon, Oregon | August 7-10, 2025
OJP vs. OCP
2025: Bandon Dunes
This year, the storied rivalry between OJP and OCP heads west—to the windswept coastlines of Bandon Dunes, where dunes, dreams, and decades-old grudges collide.
From the fog of Ireland to the cliffs of Cabot, from airdrops over Sand Valley to battles deep in the Ozarks, The Classic has delivered drama for thirteen unforgettable years. Each course left its mark, but Oregon demands something more.
OCP may be on a streak, but OJP is restless. And the dunes don’t play favorites.
Buckle up. This is The Classic.
Meet the Teams
OJP
Alex Litt (C)
Jason Stern (VC)
Benji Stern (F)
Karter Smith
Aaron Farzam
Taylor Zurcher
Cameron Susk
David Betts
Tim Bojonowski
Frasher Kempe
OCP
Andrew Grumney (C)
Taylor Tryhus (VC)
Nelson Grumney (F)
Connor Tryhus (F)
Jake Vogel (F) Vince Postillion (F)
Matt Mach
John Sedgwick
Matt Levis
Mike Steiner
*C & VC- Captain and Vice-Captain
*F- Family, 5+ years participating
Schedule of Events:
8/6/25, Wednesday
Arrive and Check-in
Dinner at the Club, Teams receive their Merch.
8/7/25: Thursday: Day 1
Morning:
Pacific Dunes- Best Ball
Tee Times:
10:10 am
10:20 am
10:30 am
10:40 am
10:50 am
Afternoon:
Bandon Preserve- Par 3 Tournament
Tee Times:
5 pm
8/8/25, Friday: Day 2
Morning:
Sheeps Ranch- Best Ball
Tee Times:
7:50 am
8:00 am
8:10 am
8:20 am
8:40 am
Afternoon:
Bandon Trails- Scramble
Tee Times:
2:40 pm
2:50 pm
3:00 pm
3:10 pm
3:20 pm
8/9/25: Saturday: Day 3
Old Macdonald- Singles
Tee Times:
10:10 am
10:20 am
10:30 am
10:40 am
10:50 am
Past Champions & Awards:
2013: Long Island National
OCP Winner
2014: Indian Island, Hamptons
OCP Winner
2015: Ireland
OCP Winner
2016: Bandon Dunes, Oregon
OJP Winner
2017: Whisper Rock, Scottsdale
OJP Winner
2018: Palm Springs, California
OCP Winner
2019: Sand Valley, Wisconsin
Tie (OCP retains)
2020: Pinehurst, NC
OCP Winner
2021: Big Cedar Lodge, Missouri
Tie (OCP retains)
2022: Cabot Links, Nova Scotia
OCP Winner
2023: Pinehurst, NC
OCP Winner
2024: Sand Valley, Wisconsin
OCP Winner
Golden Putter Winners (most points):
2013: Andrew Grumney, Wynn Mazey (Long Island National)
2014: Tyler Baldwin (Indian Creek)
2015: Andrew Grumney (Ireland)
2016: Andrew Grumney, Richard Amaker (Bandon Dunes)
2017: Alex Litt (Whisper Rock)
2018: Bob Franz (PGA West)
2019: Matt Mach (Sand Valley)
2020: Benji Stern (Pinehurst)
2021: Nelson Grumney, Chris Nazarak (Big Cedar)
2022: Alex Brown (Cabot Links)
2023: Connor Tryhus (Pinehurst)
2024: Andrew Grumney, Matt Levis, John Sedgwick (Sand Valley)
2013: Andrew Grumney, Wynn Mazey (Long Island National) 2014: Tyler Baldwin (Indian Creek) 2015: Andrew Grumney (Ireland) 2016: Andrew Grumney, Richard Amaker (Bandon Dunes) 2017: Alex Litt (Whisper Rock) 2018: Bob Franz (PGA West) 2019: Matt Mach (Sand Valley) 2020: Benji Stern (Pinehurst) 2021: Nelson Grumney, Chris Nazarak (Big Cedar) 2022: Alex Brown (Cabot Links) 2023: Connor Tryhus (Pinehurst) 2024: Andrew Grumney, Matt Levis, John Sedgwick (Sand Valley)
Dr. Marc Litt Award (In Memoriam):
to the golfer who has brought the most energy/excitement to the weekend. Unanimously chosen by the Board:
2024: Nick Pope (Sand Valley)
About Bandon Dunes:
Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, perched on the rugged southern coast of Oregon, was the vision of Mike Keiser, a former greeting card entrepreneur and passionate golf purist. In 1999, Keiser opened the original Bandon Dunes course—designed by David McLay Kidd—with the bold idea that links-style golf could thrive in the U.S. Since then, the resort has become a pilgrimage site for golfers around the world, known for its raw beauty, wind-swept terrain, and reverence for the game’s Scottish roots.
Today, Bandon Dunes boasts six courses that each tell their own story: Pacific Dunes by Tom Doak, known for its dramatic routing and ocean views; Bandon Trails by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, which winds through dunes and forest; Old Macdonald, a tribute to Charles Blair Macdonald’s design principles; the Sheep Ranch, a wild and exposed cliffside layout; and The Preserve, a beloved 13-hole par-3 course. With each course walking-only and nature-anchored, Bandon offers not just golf—but a spiritual reset for anyone who plays.