The two teams will compete for a $300,000 prize purse at GOLFZON’s Los Angeles Showroom in the finale of the international competition
Chantilly, Va. – November 19, 2025– GOLFZON, the world leader in golf simulator technology, announced that the championship match of the GOLFZON Tour Season 2 is set for Saturday, November 22, as Tee Times (Detroit) battles Golfplay (Toronto) in a 3-on-3 aggregate stroke-play match on the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. The winning team will take home the $300,000 prize purse.
Season 2 began in June and included a robust field and qualifying process. In total, 125 GOLFZON facilities, all equipped with TwoVision and TwoVisionNX simulators, participated in the qualifying stage. Teams from 16 states, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Mexico made it through to the round-robin divisional stage. The semifinals, held Nov. 8 at GOLFZON Social in Chicago, saw Tee Times defeat last year’s champion Golf Envy (Los Angeles) while Golfplay defeated Mulligan’s (Mexico).
GOLFZON Tour Season 2 truly raised the bar and built on the success and momentum from our inaugural season. From the extremely high-level of competition, to incorporating GOLFZON’s real-time Network Play functionality, to the international growth of the event, this tour has grown significantly in stature. Tee Times and Golfplay conquered every challenge to reach the title match, and we are excited to crown a champion for season two and begin planning season three in the near future.
Tee Times’ captain is Yosh Sosnowski and the players on the roster include:
Brandon Barrows, 28, is an assistant golf professional from Lake Orion, Mich., and a former U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier who shot 17-under in GOLFZON Tour qualifying.
Doug Piesko, 32, of Davison, Mich., is a golf instructor with three mini-tour wins.
David Whitener, 39, of White Lake, Mich., is a business owner ready to return to the finals after last year’s runner up finish.
Thomas “TJ” Hischfield, 22, of Lake Orion, Mich., is a former community college All-American.
Golfplay’s captain is Jace Werry and the players on the roster include:
Natalie Gleadall, 35, of Stratford, Ontario, is a former Ole Miss standout who competed on the Epson Tour and in four LPGA events, and she currently runs her own coaching business.
Luke Moser, 31, of Waterloo, Ontario, is a club fitting technician and 2016 U.S. Amateur participant.
David French, 31, of Kitchener, Ontario, is a golf professional and former University of Waterloo MVP.
Victor Ciesielski, 40, of Cambridge, Ontario, is a former Canadian National Team member with more than 40 professional wins and a PGA TOUR hole-in-one.
Each team will select three of its four players to compete in the finals. Highlights and coverage are available on GOLFZON America’s YouTube channel.
The GOLFZON Tour launched in 2024 with 12 international teams. It is the latest simulator competition GOLFZON has hosted, following the success of the company’s GTour events, which have distributed more than $12 million in prizes. Fans and participants can follow all matches in real time with live scoring powered by Golf Genius.
About GOLFZON
GOLFZON is the global leader in golf simulator technology and market share. Its renowned models have been named “Best Golf Simulator” by Golf Digest and awarded Golf Inc. Magazine’s “Most Innovative and Exciting New Tech” honor. In recent years, the company has substantially expanded its reach in North America, including partnering with the world’s largest golf management company, Troon, to introduce GOLFZON Social entertainment venues and collaborating with renowned instructor David Leadbetter on GOLFZON Leadbetter and GOLFZON Range by Leadbetter. GOLFZON is the official simulator of the U.S. Open and U.S. Women’s Open and hosts three professional virtual golf tournaments: two in Korea (GTOUR and WGTOUR), and the international GOLFZON Tour, launched in 2024.