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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS THURSDAY, JULY 24 ROUND ONE

6:30 a.m.

Gates Open

6:30 a.m. - 8:36 a.m.

Tee times off 1st and 10th tees

11:50 a.m. - 1:56 p.m.

Tee times off 1st and 10th tees

FRIDAY, JULY 25 ROUND TWO

6:30 a.m.

Gates Open

6:30 a.m. - 8:36 a.m.

Tee times off 1st and 10th tees

11:50 a.m. - 1:56 p.m.

Tee times off 1st and 10th tees

11:30 a.m.

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SATURDAY, JULY 26 ROUND THREE

7:00 a.m.

Gates Open

7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Tee times off 1st tee

SUNDAY, JULY 27 FINAL ROUND

6:30 a.m.

Gates Open

6:30 a.m. - 1:10 p.m.

Tee times off 1st tee

Trophy Presentation Immediately Following Play *All times are CDT and subject to change

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WELCOME FROM NV5

On behalf of everyone at NV5, I’d like to welcome you to The Glen Club for the 2025 NV5 Invitational. This is our fourth year as the title sponsor of this prestigious event, and we look forward to welcoming the players and spectators, as well as NV5 investors, clients, and team members from around the world to the Chicago area for an exciting week of tournament play.

We would like to thank our partners at the Western Golf Association and the Korn Ferry Tour for delivering a world-class championship for this community.

As a technology, conformity assessment and consulting firm that supports our nation’s infrastructure, we are committed to strengthening the communities in which we live and work through sustainable infrastructure, resource conservation and equity initiatives. To that end, all proceeds from the NV5 Invitational will support the Evans Scholars Foundation, which provides full tuition and housing college scholarships for youth caddies across the country.

All of us at NV5 extend our gratitude to the volunteers, Glenview community members, partners, players and guests for their continued support making this a memorable tournament week for everyone involved.

Warm regards, Dickerson Wright Chairman & CEO NV5 Global, Inc.

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WELCOME TO KORN FERRY TOUR GOLF On behalf of everyone associated with the Korn Ferry Tour, from our dedicated staff, current membership and alumni, to the countless volunteers and proud sponsors, it is my pleasure to welcome you this week.

This week, you have the opportunity to connect with and follow the next generation of PGA TOUR stars.

Last season on the PGA TOUR, Scottie Scheffler became the eighth Korn Ferry Tour alum to win the FedExCup, strengthened his hold on the No. 1 position in the Official World Golf Ranking, and won seven times en route to a third consecutive Jack Nicklaus Award as the PGA TOUR Player of the Year. Xander Schauffele became the first Korn Ferry Tour alum to win two major championships in the same year, four members of the Korn Ferry Tour Class of 2023 earned PGA TOUR victories, and Matt McCarty won the Black Desert Championship in what was his third career PGA TOUR start after his three-win season on the Korn Ferry Tour.

The next Scottie Scheffler is in this field. You can watch the next Xander Schauffele warm up on the range. You can walk with the next Matt McCarty at this event. You can see the next Sungjae Im hoist a trophy on the 18th green. You can take home an autograph from the next Max Homa. You can witness the next Keegan Bradley accomplish a lifelong goal and secure a PGA TOUR card. Those alumni are among the multitude of PGA TOUR winners who rose to stardom after graduating from the Korn Ferry Tour.

The Korn Ferry Tour will shape the foundation of future Presidents Cup teams, produce another No. 1 player in the Official World Golf Ranking, and prepare the next FedExCup champion and major championship winners. The road to those future achievements runs through the Korn Ferry Tour. As PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan declared, the Korn Ferry Tour is golf’s ultimate proving ground.

You are joining us at an exciting time in our 36-year history, as the Korn Ferry Tour continues to attract a robust group of international members, in addition to emerging talents and future PGA TOUR winners through PGA TOUR University.

The 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season will be one of the most competitive in our history, with our membership competing for 20 PGA TOUR cards across 26 events contested in seven countries.

Thank you for your support of the Korn Ferry Tour and our tournaments, and I hope you have a tremendous experience this week as you watch the next generation of PGA TOUR stars lay the foundation of their respective legacies.

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FINAL ROUND PAIRINGS ROUND 4 TEE: 1 6:30

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COMPETITOR Emilio Gonzalez Tommy Gainey

HOMETOWN

6:40

Clay Feagler Brannon Fahrny

Houston, TX Anaheim, CA

6:50

Myles Creighton Barend Botha

Digby, Novia Scotia, Canada

7:00

Alistair Docherty David Kocher

Vancouver, WA Charlotte, NC

7:10

Algot Kleen Jonas Baumgartner

Fiskebackskil, Sweden Stillwater, OK

7:20

Ian Holt Michael Johnson

Stow, OH Birmingham, AL

7:30

Luke Guthrie Charlie Nikitas

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Glenview, IL

7:40

Cole Hammer Will Cannon

Houston, TX Birmingham, AL

7:50

Scott Gutschewski Davis Shore

Omaha, NE Knoxville, TN

8:00

Patrick Welch Hank Lebioda

Aliso Viejo, CA Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

8:15

Tyson Alexander Brandon Crick

Gainesville, FL McCook, NE

8:25

Kevin Dougherty Marcelo Rozo

Murrieta, CA Bogota, Colombia

8:35

Anthony Delisanti (a) Ryan McCormick

Sanborn, NY Middletown, NJ

8:45

Austin Greaser Zack Fischer

Vandalia, OH Little Rock, AR

8:55

Petr Hruby Nicolo Galletti

Pilsen, Czechia Clayton, CA

9:05

Chris Naegel Stuart Macdonald

Wildwood, MO Vancouver, BC, Canada

9:15

S.T. Lee Mitchell Meissner

Republic of Korea San Antonio, TX

9:25

Ben Crane Christo Lamprecht

Portland, OR George, South Africa

9:35

Matt NeSmith Preston Summerhays

Aiken, SC Scottsdale, AZ

9:45

Julian Suri Roger Sloan

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Merritt, Canada

San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Hartsville, SC

George, South Africa

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FINAL ROUND PAIRINGS ROUND 4 TEE: 1 10:00

COMPETITOR Ben Taylor T.J. Vogel

HOMETOWN London, England Redondo Beach, CA

10:10

Sudarshan Yellamaraju Justin Suh

Mississauga, ON, Canada

10:20

Trace Crowe Chandler Blanchet

Raleigh, NC Atlantic Beach, FL

10:30

Adrien Dumont de Chassart

Cooper Dossey

Villers la Ville, Belgium Addison, TX

10:40

Rayhan Thomas MJ Daffue

Kerala, India Pretoria, South Africa

10:50

Fabián Gómez Neal Shipley

Chaco, Argentina Pittsburgh, PA

11:00

Harry Hillier Dan McCarthy

Te Puke, New Zealand Syracuse, NY

11:10

Matt Atkins Cody Blick

North Augusta, SC Jacksonville, FL

11:20

Austin Hitt Dylan Menante

Longwood, FL San Diego, CA

11:30

Zach Bauchou Mark Goetz

Edmond, OK Greensburg, PA

11:46

Sandy Scott Hunter Eichhorn

Nairn, Scotland Chattanooga, TN

11:56

Tyler Duncan Brandon Berry

Columbus, IN Great Falls, VA

12:07

Logan McAllister Carl Yuan

Oklahoma City, OK

12:17

Austin Smotherman Kensei Hirata

Dallas, TX Suita, Japan

12:28

S.Y. Noh Cole Sherwood

Frisco, TX Austin, TX

12:38

Nelson Ledesma John VanDerLaan

Tucuman, Argentina Southbury, CT

12:49

Ryan Burnett Jeffrey Kang

San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA

12:59

Davis Chatfield Trent Phillips

North Attleboro, MA Inman, SC

1:10

Johnny Keefer Caleb VanArragon

San Antonio, TX Blaine, MN

San Jose, CA

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ROSENMUELLER GETS HIS MOMENT Thomas Rosenmueller converted a two-stroke 54-hole lead into his first Korn Ferry Tour title, closing in 5-under 66 for a two-stroke victory over 22-year-old Australian Karl Vilips at the 2024 NV5 Invitational presented by Old National Bank.

Rosenmueller totaled 25-under 259, tying the fourth-lowest 72hole score on Tour this season, in addition to tying the 72-hole tournament scoring record established in 2023 by Trace Crowe and Patrick Fishburn (Crowe prevailed in a sudden-death playoff.)

A 27-year-old University of North Texas alum who plays from Ismaning, Germany, Rosenmueller found himself tied with Vilips late in the final round at The Glen Club.

Rosenmueller pulled ahead with an 8-footer for birdie at the par-4 14th and followed it with a hole-out eagle from 32 yards at the par-4 15th. A bogey at the par-4 16th provided some drama down the closing stretch, but Rosenmueller made two-putt pars at both the par-3 17th and par-5 18th as he coasted to victory.

“I had a feeling I had a chance the whole time, but the putter kind of went cold Nos. 6 through 12,” Rosenmueller said. “I had a lot of good chances and didn’t capitalize on them. Then the putt on No. 14, that was an unbelievable birdie… hit it to 8 feet, downhill slider and made it. The chip-in on No. 15 was,

I think, when I realized this is mine for the taking. It was just an open face 60‑degree, a little high spinner and worked out perfectly and went in dead center.”

Rosenmueller became the eighth 54-hole leader or co-leader to win on Tour last season. He also became the 14th first-time winner on Tour the same season.

“That’s what we’re working for out there, that’s what you’re trying to manifest,” Rosenmueller said of the win. “You spend the night before trying to go to bed, just imagining what it feels like, imagining what the pressure feels like, so you kind of get ready for it, but you can never quite picture what it’s like when you walk up that 18th green like, ‘I just got to lag this close, and then we’re good.’”

Rosenmueller turned professional out of North Texas in 2019 but was not exactly brimming with confidence as he ventured into professional golf. A wrist injury derailed his senior season, and upon his return he “couldn’t break 80.”

Rosenmueller stuck it out but returned home to Germany amid the COVID-19 pandemic and enrolled in a master’s degree program at a local university.

Although Rosenmueller attended orientation, he never made it to a class, as he earned status on the Pro Golf Tour in Europe. He won

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Rosenmueller struggled mightily on the Challenge Tour, missing 10 cuts in 15 starts. He took a chance and returned to the United States, where he entered Q-School and earned Korn Ferry Tour membership with a T11 at Final Stage in November 2021.

“I actually cut (the Challenge Tour season) short in 2021 to come over here and qualify,” Rosenmueller said. “I didn’t really believe it was possible that I could get Korn Ferry Tour status… and I ended up qualifying.”

Once again, Rosenmueller hit a wall. As a Korn Ferry Tour rookie in 2022, Rosenmueller finished 158th on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List with 16 missed cuts in 22 starts.

“I was lucky to have sponsors in 2022. I probably would have had to quit playing if I didn’t have them,” said Rosenmueller, his eyes welling up as he discussed their support.

“That’s mostly why I was emotional, because of the struggle. They held true to me, and they supported me through all this.”

Rosenmueller turned a corner in 2023, finishing 67th on the Korn Ferry Tour Points List for fully exempt status in 2024. He had an important decision to make, though. Should he play PGA TOUR Q-School presented by Korn Ferry and chase a PGA TOUR card, or devote the entire offseason to self-development and chase TOUR membership through the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour season?

Rosenmueller chose the long path.

He tightened up his golf swing, drilled down on his putting, and focused on stability, strength, and mobility in the gym. The results, however, did not immediately follow, as Rosenmueller opened the 2024 season with a T50 and six 19

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“I looked like the biggest clown on planet Earth,” Rosenmueller said.

“You take three months off when you’re playing well to get yourself ready, and you play like that. It’s like, ‘What have I done?’”

Rosenmueller’s only missed cut since was a withdrawal from The Ascendant presented by Blue.

A neck injury left him unable to turn his head, and even caused bouts of dizziness when he swung the golf club. Prior to the injury, Rosenmueller amassed two top10s and another trio of top-25s.

The injury and the rest of the struggles in his professional career rose to the surface as Rosenmueller tapped in for the victory Sunday.

“I mean, 2020 was great, 2021 was horrendous, 2022 was even worse… now I’m here on the verge of a PGA TOUR card,” Rosenmueller said. “It’s unbelievable. It’s a lot of weight coming off my shoulders, especially thinking I made the wrong decision last fall to not play Q-School when I was playing well. Certainly shows it was worth it. All the work I’ve put in, it’s nice to see it finally pay off.”

The victory moved Rosenmueller to No. 15 on the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Points List with seven events remaining in the season. The top 30 on the final Points List earned PGA TOUR membership for the 2025 season.

“I’m just going to keep playing,” Rosenmueller said. “But I’ve definitely put myself in a great spot of making (a PGA TOUR card) a reality at the end of the year.”

Rosenmueller finished No. 9 on the 2024 Korn Ferry Tour Points List and has since played in 17 events with eight cuts made, including two top 25s, for the 2025 PGA TOUR season.

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CADDIES TO COLLEGE All proceeds from the 2025 NV5 Invitational will benefit the Evans Scholars Foundation and its mission of awarding full tuition and housing college scholarships to caddies.

Founded in 1930 by the Western Golf Association and legendary amateur golfer Charles “Chick” Evans Jr., the Foundation is the nation’s largest scholarship program for youth caddies.

This year, a record 1,190 Evans Scholars were enrolled in 24 leading universities nationwide for the 2024-25 academic year.

Candidates must have outstanding records of academics and caddying, as well as character/leadership and financial need.

Evans Scholars are known for their academic excellence, graduating at a rate of 98 percent and maintaining a cumulative 3.3 GPA.

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Evans Scholars Alumni

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