The 2026 SCGA Four-Ball Net proved to be one for the ages, with three teams finishing tied atop the leaderboard and just one stroke separating first place from a pair of teams close behind. In the end, brothers Colton and Ruston Imming emerged victorious and claimed the championship at Anaheim Hills GC, carding a remarkable two round total of net 17-under par.
The weather wasn’t the only thing that was heating up throughout the championship. The Imming brothers wasted little time setting the tone, opening their championship with a blistering start that saw them reach four-under through their first four holes. After a steady stretch of pars to close out the front nine, they added a birdie on No. 12 to move to five-under for the round. A setback on No. 13 briefly slowed their momentum, but the brothers responded in style. A net eagle on No. 14 sparked a strong finish, and a birdie on the closing hole capped off an impressive opening round 63, good for a net eight-under par.
Sitting in a tie for seventh place after the opening round, the Immings were only two shots off the lead and firmly in contention. They came out firing on the final day, carding three birdies over their opening holes and maintaining that momentum with a string of pars to make the turn at 11-under overall.
The defining moment of the championship for the Imming brothers came on No. 12, where a net albatross vaulted them to 15-under and firmly in title contention. Clutch birdies down the stretch on Nos. 14 and 18 would catapult them into a tie for first with the teams of Robert Martinez/Evan Bricker and Thomas Schuberg/Jeff Schuberg. With all three teams deadlocked at the top, the championship would come down to a back nine card-off. Thanks in large part to their unforgettable net albatross and steady play down the stretch, Colton and Ruston Imming earned the tiebreaker and secured the 2026 SCGA Four-Ball Net Championship title, capping off a memorable week at Anaheim Hills Golf Club.