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T10 · Did Not Qualify · 4 Back
— South Florida Junior PGA Championship · Stonebridge CC · Jun 22–23, 2026

Reid
Korody.

Round 1
76 (+4)
Round 2
69 (−3)
36-Hole Total
145 (+1)
Winner
Kenny Klein
Missed Qualifier By
4
strokes
7 back of winner Klein
Cutline 141 (−3)
— The Read · Before We Dive In

Six things to know.
Three working, three to fix.

T10, missed qualifying by 4. The ball-striking is tour-level and the strategy is right — one round on the greens is the whole gap. The full breakdown follows.
↑ What's Working — Keep It
01
Tour-level ball-striking.
SG off the tee positive both rounds. R2 fairways 86%, GIR 89% — the tee and approach game are not the problem.
89%
R2 GIR
02
The wedge game is a weapon.
Around-green Greenlight Score leapt 93 → 135. R2: 100% fairway saves at 3'0" proximity. Best part of the bag.
+42
ARG GLQ
03
The strategy is validated.
Shot 69 (−3) day two attacking 90% of flags with wedges. His own words: "This strategy is working."
69
R2 −3
! What To Fix — Close The Gap
01
The Round 1 putter.
−4.88 SG putting in a single round gave away more than the entire 4-stroke qualifying gap. The one thing that cost it.
−4.88
R1 SG putt
02
Alignment under pressure.
Aimed right → the 4-footer miss pattern cost three R1 holes. Catch the routine pre-round, not after it costs a card.
3
≤4ft miss
03
Slow front-nine starts.
R1 went out in 40 (+4). The entire 6-shot gap to Klein was built by hole 5. Get the start to even.
+4
R1 front 9
— Bottom line Nothing here is a swing flaw. Three are scoring engines to lean on; three are correctable. The gap to qualifying is one clean putting round — it came from the greens, not the game plan. Stay in the process and the putts follow.
— The Card · 36 Holes at Stonebridge CC

76 to dig the hole. 69 almost climbed out.

Qualifying required 141 (−3) — he needed a 65 in R2. To tie Klein he needed a 62. He shot 69.
36-Hole Total
+1
145
Round 1
76 +4
Round 2
69 −3
Birdies
7
Pars
23
Bogeys
8
R2 Greenlight Score: 98. ARG 135, GIR 89%, fairways 86%. 4 back of qualifying, 7 back of the winner — real and closeable.
Final Leaderboard
Boys 13–18
PosPlayerR1R2TotalTo Par
1 Kenny KleinCHAMPION 70 68 138 −6
2 Tristan Rhodenizer'27 · Palm Beach Gardens, FL 68 73 141 −3
T3 Tyler Lilienfeld'28 · Palm City, FL 74 68 142 −2
T3 Jeremiah Smith'27 · Viera, FL 71 71 142 −2
T5 Last QualifierQUAL LINE141 (−3) · 4 players advanced — — 141 −3
T10 Reid KorodyRC GREENLIGHT4 back of qualifier · 7 back of winner 76 69 145 +1
— State of the Game · R1 vs R2

Same player. Two completely different rounds.

R2 Greenlight Score jumped to 98 — ARG leapt from 93 to 135. Putter recovered from −4.88 to nearly neutral. The ball-striking was always there.
Greenlight Score · R1 vs R2
Round 1 Round 2
Off the Tee
97 → 98 +1
Approach
87 → 94 +7
Around Green
93 → 135 +42
Putting
86 → 98 +12
GREENLIGHT SCORE · 0–200 SCALE · 100 = BENCHMARK · VERTICAL LINE = PAR / EVEN
+42
ARG vs
Round 1
93 became 135. ARG 100% fairway saves, proximity 3'0". The wedge game is a weapon.
+12
Putting vs
Round 1
SG putting jumped from −4.88 to −0.14. Alignment fix worked. Nearly qualified on punched greens.
The conclusion
OTT held steady both days. R1 putter was an outlier, not a trend. When all four categories fired, he shot 69 on a punched-green course.
— What Cost It · The R1 Putter

Putter, Not Driver. One round, one qualifier.

The R1 putter (−4.88 SG) gave away more than the entire 4-stroke qualifying gap. Not a swing flaw or a bad decision — an alignment slip in the routine, the most fixable miss there is. Fix that one round and he qualifies.
−4.88 SG Putting
Round 1
33 putts, 4 one-putts, avg made putt 34" (Tour T25: 78'9"). Birdie conversion 18% vs Tour's 30%. Alignment culprit — aimed right, shoulders following.
R2 Recovery
−0.14
32 putts · near-neutral
Strokes Gained · R1 vs R2
Off the TeeR1 +0.02   R2 +0.06
ApproachR1 −1.23   R2 +0.03
Around GreenR1 −0.43   R2 +0.86
PuttingR1 −4.88   R2 −0.14
R1 — catastrophicR2 ↑↑↑ recovered
Reid's Read · Post-Round Notes

After R1: "Putting was off — 2-way miss. I figured out I was aimed right again. Shoulders and feet further right than the face."

After R2: "Not my best stuff — probably my c-game. Struggled to make putts again; no short misses this time."

"Very doable if I just made some putts. Greens and fairways, attacking with wedges to 90% of flags — this strategy is working."

The math
Fix R1 putting to neutral → score ~71, total ~140 (−4). Wins the tournament. The qualifier gap was 4 strokes. The putter gave away 5.
— Shots of the Tournament · By Greenlight Score

R2 lit up. Three shots that showed the ceiling.

Top-graded shots on a 0–200 scale. Anything over 150 is rare air. All three came in Round 2.
Hole 17 · Par 4
ROUND 2
192
Shot
Quality
The fringe-to-hole chip.
9-yard putter from fringe — holed out for birdie. Best shot of the week.
CLUBPutter
DISTANCE9 yds from Fringe
RESULTIN THE HOLE
Hole 11 · Par 3
ROUND 2
180
Shot
Quality
The 16-foot birdie.
16-footer drained for birdie. H11 score: 2 — best hole of the week.
CLUBPutter
DISTANCE16 ft
RESULTBIRDIE
Hole 6 · Par 4
ROUND 2
158
Shot
Quality
The 10-foot birdie make.
10-footer holed for birdie on H6 — set the tone for the back nine.
CLUBPutter
DISTANCE10 ft
RESULTBIRDIE
— The pattern All three best shots were putts holed out — the simplest shots in the bag, just made. R2 Reid made them; R1 Reid didn't. Same swing, same process — the greens wrote the whole story.
— What's Working · Close the Gap

The strategy is working.
Close the gap: 4 to qualify, 7 to win.

Ball-striking was tour-level. GIR + wedges to 90% of flags. Right framework — now execute it across all 36 holes.
The Tee Game Is Elite
R1 FW
64%
R2 FW
86%
SG OTT
+0.04
Positive SG OTT both rounds — tour-level driving. This is not a weakness.
The GIR Strategy Is Working
R1 GIR
61%
R2 GIR
89%
R2 Prox
28'8"
Attacking 90% of flags with wedges. R2 GIR 89% at 28'8" proximity. The plan working exactly as designed.
One Thing To Fix
The alignment routine under pressure.
R1 putting was an alignment failure. Reid identified and fixed it between rounds. The fix worked in R2. The next step is catching it before it costs a round, not after.
→ Pre-round alignment check. Right hand on chest. Every time.
— The keepsake
4 back of qualifying.
7 back of the winner.
T10, shot 69 on day two, ball-striking tour-level. His own words: "This strategy is working." The plan never wavered — the putts are the only variable left. Stay in the process, let the field ride the roller coaster, and the qualifying rounds come. The gap to winning is a season of work; the framework is already right.
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Performance · Player Intelligence
SFPGA Championship · Stonebridge CC · June 2026
— Hole by Hole · R1 Shot-by-Shot · vs Kenny Klein R1

6 bogeys. 6 different causes. Front nine buried him.

Reid went out in 40 (+4). Klein went out in 34 (−2). The back nine was even — the entire gap was built in 9 holes.
H
Par
Yards
Reid R1
Reid R2
Klein R1
R1 vs K
What cost it (R1)
1 4 361 5 4 4 +1 4i to fairway, then 9i into rough GLQ32 — chip + 2 putts
2 3 200 4 3 3 +1 6i to fringe, putter to 4ft, missed 4ft putt GLQ31
3 5 555 6 5 5 +1 3W into recovery GLQ39 → punch out → 5i → wedge → 2 putts. 6 shots on a par 5.
4 4 428 4 4 4 E 3W to FW, 9i GIR, 2 putts. Solid par.
5 4 370 5 4 3 +2 Into rough off tee, PW to fringe, chip to 4ft, missed 4ft GLQ31. Klein birdied — 2 swing hole.
6 4 435 4 3 4 E Driver FW, 8i GIR GLQ96, 2 putts. R2: birdie (Driver 305 yds, wedge, holed 10ft).
7–14 — — E / −1 −1 / −2 mix −1 H7 par (bunker save GLQ153), H10 birdie both rounds, H14 birdie R1 (9i to 5ft GLQ171). Ball-striking strong mid-round.
15 3 180 4 3 3 +1 GIR (APP GLQ96), lag to 4ft GLQ97, missed 4ft GLQ31 → 3-putt. Same 4ft miss pattern as H2 and H5.
16 4 387 5 4 4 +1 Driver FW GLQ117, APP GLQ31 → fringe, putter from fringe left 20ft (ARG GLQ23), 2 putts.
17–18 — — 4, 4 3, 4 4, 3 +1 H17: R2 birdie (putter from fringe holed GLQ192). H18: Klein birdied, Reid parred both rounds.
R1 Front 9 40 (+4)
R1 Back 9 36 (E)
Missed putts ≤4ft in R1 3 holes
Klein R1 Front 9 34 (−2)
Gap built by hole 5 6 shots
— Hole by Hole · R2 Shot-by-Shot · vs Kenny Klein R2

The full game. 4 birdies, only 2 holes dropped.

Reid beat Klein on 4 holes in R2. Lost only H3 and H14. Without those 2 bogeys he ties the winner. The ball-striking was tour-level all day.
H
Par
Yards
Reid R2
Klein R2
R2 vs K
Best GLQ
Key shot / note
1 4 361 4 5 −1 GLQ109 5W to rough, PW GIR GLQ109, 2 putts. Reid wins hole — Klein bogeys.
2 3 197 3 3 E GLQ105 5i GIR GLQ98, lag 39ft GLQ105, tap in. No issue here — putter much better than R1.
3 5 554 5 4 +1 GLQ95 5W FW, 4i FW, W50 GIR GLQ95, lag to 17ft GLQ69, 2 putts. Klein birdie. Par 5 vs birdie.
4–5 4,4 — 4, 4 4, 4 E GLQ114 H4: 3W FW, 6i GIR, great lag GLQ114. H5: 5W FW, PW GIR. Solid ball-striking, no gifts.
6 4 410 3 3 E GLQ158 ★ Driver 305 FW GLQ125, W54 GIR GLQ116, holed 10ft GLQ158 — 3rd best shot of tournament.
7–9 3,5,4 — 3,5,4 3,5,4 E GLQ131 H7: GIR, holed 6ft GLQ131. H8: Driver recovery GLQ48, escaped via 2 wedges GIR. H9: Driver FW, 9i GLQ124.
10 5 510 4 5 −1 GLQ126 Driver 310 FW GLQ121, 4i GIR GLQ126, holed 22ft GLQ86. Birdie on both rounds here. Klein bogeys.
11 3 167 2 3 −1 GLQ180 ★★ 7i GIR GLQ118, holed 16ft GLQ180 — 2nd best shot of tournament. Birdie on a par 3.
12–13 4,5 — 4, 5 4, 5 E GLQ122 H12: 5W, 7i GIR GLQ103. H13: 3 shots to GIR, W54 GLQ122, 2 putts. Both halved with Klein.
14 4 405 5 4 +1 GLQ50 3W FW GLQ111, PW into fairway GLQ50 (14 yds short) → chip to 6ft, missed 6ft GLQ46.
15–16 3,4 — 3, 4 3, 4 E GLQ111 H15: 6i GIR GLQ88, good lag GLQ111. H16: Driver FW GLQ119, LW GIR GLQ84. Both halved.
17 4 396 3 4 −1 GLQ192 ★★★ 3W FW, 9i to fringe, putter from fringe 9 yds — holed GLQ192. Best shot of the entire tournament.
18 4 422 4 4 E GLQ100 Driver FW GLQ113, 8i GIR GLQ90, 2 putts. Clean finish. Both halved.
R2 Birdies 4
R2 Bogeys 2
Holes won vs Klein 4
Best shot GLQ 192
R2 vs Klein R2 +1