Rhind and Jeter Capture the 2024 KBS TOUR Shafts Pro-Assistant Championship

Steven Clements • February 27, 2024

THE COLONY, Texas (February 26) – Lee Rhind, PGA head professional at Midland Country Club and partner Jarred Jeter, PGA assistant professional at Midland Country Club captured the 2024 KBS TOUR Shafts Pro-Assistant Championship after shooting 68 on Old American Golf Club and a 29 on the back nine of The Tribute then winning a two-hole playoff.


The 27-hole championship was hosted at Golf Clubs at The Tribute and was a Four-Ball Stroke Play event. Teams played Old American Golf Club and the back nine of Tribute Golf Links.


Rhind, the newly elected West Texas Chapter President was competing in the event with two separate teams and assistant professionals; Jarred Jeter and Dru Hein. Both teams tied for first place at 10-under-par after 27-holes to force a playoff. 


After both groups made par on the first playoff hole, Jeter made a four-foot putt for par on the second playoff hole to clinch the championship.


“As a team, the three of us played great all day. I think as much as me and Jarred ended up with the trophies, I think that this is more of a club win…very excited for our club and everyone today,” said Rhind about the victory.


Jeter echoed by saying, “It's a great win for the family and a great win for the club.”


This is Jeter’s second Section win in five months after winning the 2023 Section Championship in September and earning an exemption to play in THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson. The upcoming PGA TOUR start is on his mind. “I think the guys have pushed me, especially Lee and Dru, to not wait until the Byron Nelson to get prepared for it. Start early, start getting in the gym to prepare to walk and play golf again but, it’s going to be a great experience and I’m looking forward to it,” said Jeter about his preparation.


The duo won $3,000 out of the $26,000 total championship purse.

The KBS TOUR Shafts Pro-Assistant Championship was presented by Golf Clubs at The Tribute, Ahead, THE CJ Cup Byron Nelson, Club Car, Evolve Golf, Tagmarshal and Winston Collection.


Old American Golf Club

Par: 35-36—71

Yardage: 6,784


Tribute Golf Links (Back nine)

Par: 36

Yardage: 3,420​​

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