FRENCH LICK, Ind. – Purdue rising sophomore Luke Prall rallied in dramatic fashion to win the 123rd edition of the Indiana Amateur, held at the French Lick Resort's Pete Dye Course.
Prall fired a final-round score of 2-under par 70 to post a three-day total of 2-under par 214 (68-76-70). Prall defeated Drew Wrightson by two shots and was five shots clear of five players at 3-over par 219. Prall entered the final round four shots behind Noah Gillard and in third place.
After a slow start playing the front nine in 3-over par, Prall surged on the back nine playing in the second-to-last group. He recorded birdies on holes 11, 12, 14, 15 and 18 to take home the title by two shots. He took the lead for good with the birdie on 15. Prall was three shots behind Wrightson through 11 holes played today, but played the last seven holes in 4-under par, compared to Wrightson at 1-over par.
Nick Dentino finished eighth at 4-over par 220 (68-78-74) while Peyton Snoeberger was 11th at 5-over par 221 (73-75-73).
Prall becomes the first Boilermaker to win the event since 2019 (Joe Weiler) and the fifth Boilermaker in the last 12 years to win the Indiana Amateur (2011 – Tyler Duncan; 2013 – Adam Schenk; 2018 – Cole Bradley; 2019 – Joe Weiler).
Prall fired a final-round score of 2-under par 70 to post a three-day total of 2-under par 214 (68-76-70). Prall defeated Drew Wrightson by two shots and was five shots clear of five players at 3-over par 219. Prall entered the final round four shots behind Noah Gillard and in third place.
After a slow start playing the front nine in 3-over par, Prall surged on the back nine playing in the second-to-last group. He recorded birdies on holes 11, 12, 14, 15 and 18 to take home the title by two shots. He took the lead for good with the birdie on 15. Prall was three shots behind Wrightson through 11 holes played today, but played the last seven holes in 4-under par, compared to Wrightson at 1-over par.
Nick Dentino finished eighth at 4-over par 220 (68-78-74) while Peyton Snoeberger was 11th at 5-over par 221 (73-75-73).
Prall becomes the first Boilermaker to win the event since 2019 (Joe Weiler) and the fifth Boilermaker in the last 12 years to win the Indiana Amateur (2011 – Tyler Duncan; 2013 – Adam Schenk; 2018 – Cole Bradley; 2019 – Joe Weiler).