Transcendence is a word that is widely regarded as very difficult to spell.  Jerry Matthews defines transcedence and his stellar play in 2020 spelled trouble for the rest of the field (see what I did there?)  With victories in 2 of the 3 Majors and gutty performances all around, Jerry rose to the top in the most unusual season we've had so far.  

Bret Christiansen defended his 2018 title with a successful 2019 campaign that included 2 wins and a television commercial.  Really.  We aren't joking.  The guy is in a television commercial.  You can watch it right now, just click on that picture there.  Why are you still reading?  Watch the commercial.  Congrats BC!

Bret Christiansen's meteoric rise to the top began early in 2018, when he took home first place at the season opener in Hesston.  B.C. went on to notch 4 victories throughout the 2018 season, including the frigid Tour Championship at Colbert Hills in Manhattan.  Jim Colbert himself was present to witness B.C.'s final victory of the season, and remarked, "such a fine player must possess tremendous mental fortitude" (paraphrased).

Year two of the Kansas Fellas Tour was a spirited affair, likely to go down as one of the top two seasons up to that point. Dave "Commish" Waterson managed to limp acorss the finish line and hold off an impressive charge by Zac "My Back" Stuckey in the tour championship at Stagg Hill. "Commish" won 4 events in the 2017 season, a feat he attributed to Erick Erwin's routine absence.

The inaugural year of the Kansas Fellas Tour was also the first. Erick Erwin routinely proved that he is better at golf than his competitors by shooting lower scores than them. Erick recorded five top-3 finishes in the 2016 season, including a first-place showing at the Kansas Cup at Colbert Hills.  Erick hails from Newton, KS and in this quote we just made up said, "I look forward to defending my title next year!"