Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K updates details

The 2025 Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K will again bring a wide-range of experiences to fans of all kinds both on and off the course, a list of competitors that includes the greatest legends of the game and programs that will continue to have a lasting impact on the greater Jacksonville community as the tournament returns to Timuquana Country Club the week of Sept. 29-Oct. 5. 

FAN EXPERIENCE

Tailgate Village — Tailgate Village returns as a fan-favorite gathering spot, offering every ticket holder a place to gather and enjoy great food, drinks and even watch some football.

Anchored by the North Florida Sales Beer Garden serving up crowd-pleasers like Modelo Especial, Sun King Octoberfest, Mocama Cosmico, Cigar City Jai Alai and Bold City Duval Light. Two giant Jumbotrons will broadcast college football, NFL and PGA Tour Champions action all weekend long, while local favorite food trucks — Mama’s, Mother Truckin Pizza and Millie’s Ice Cream — serve up delicious food. Fans can also enjoy Cadillac luxury vehicle displays, picnic tables and tailgate games throughout the weekend.

• Since 2014, Mother Truckin Pizza has delivered authentic New York-style pizza with a Southern twist, featuring jumbo slices and inventive flavors such as buffalo chicken, white pesto mushroom, and jalapeño popper.

• Family-owned Mama’s Food Truck brings empanadas, quesadillas and rice bowls seasoned with their signature Argentine chimichurri. 

• Millie’s Ice Cream crafts grass-grazed ice creams and dairy-free gelatos from scratch, ensuring joy in every scoop.

Community Concert Series — Great music has always been a thread of the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS. This year, the tournament will host music on site in a new way. Brand new in 2025, the Community Concert Series will take place on the 17th hole immediately following play on Friday and Saturday (approximately 4:15 p.m.)

Friday, Oct. 3, welcomes country duo LOCASH, known for chart-toppers like “I Love This Life” and “One Big Country Song.”

Saturday, Oct. 4, brings fan-favorites Love And Theft to the stage, best known for their No. 1 Billboard Country hit “Angel Eyes.” Admission to these post-round concerts is included with Friday and Saturday tournament tickets, with hospitality venues staying open for the duration.

PLAYER COMMITMENTS

Rocco Mediate – The defending champion at the Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K, Mediate has six PGA Tour victories and five wins on PGA Tour Champions. 

• Mediate won the 2024 Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS tournament, defeating Bob Estes in a two-hole playoff.

• Joined PGA Tour Champions in 2013, winning twice during his rookie season. 

• Victory at the 2024 Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS snapped a winless streak of five years, which dated back to the 2019 Sanford International. 

• Runner-up at the 2008 U.S. Open to Tiger Woods, falling to the 15-time major winner on the 19th hole of a Monday playoff.

• Best finish of 2025 (through 10 starts) is T20 at the Cologuard Classic.

John Daly – A two-time major champion, Daly won the 1991 PGA Championship and the 1995 Open Championship. He has recorded five total PGA Tour wins, and one victory on PGA Tour Champions.

• Lone victory on PGA Tour Champions came at the 2017 Insperity Invitational.

• Best finish of 2025 is T27 at the American Family Insurance Championship.

• Starred alongside Adam Sandler in “Happy Gilmore 2,” which was released in July on Netflix.

• Has teamed up with his son, John Daly II, in the last nine playings of the PNC Championship, which they won in 2021. Daly II reached the Quarterfinals before losing to Mason Howell.

Felipe Aguilar – A native of Chile and former standout at the University of North Florida, Aguilar was a two-time NCAA Division II All-American and the 1997 Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year. Since turning professional in 1999, he has won twice on the DP World Tour and represented Chile in international team competitions, including the World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

• After turning 50 last November, earned his PGA Tour Champions card via Q-School in December.

• Finished fourth at Q-School (Final Stage) at TPC Scottsdale as one of five players to earn Champions Tour status that week.

• The rookie’s best finish of 2025 (through 11 starts) is T12 at the Chubb Classic.

COMMUNITY IMPACT

On Sunday, Aug. 3, at VyStar Ballpark, the Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation teamed up with Wolfson Children’s Hospital to highlight their longstanding collaboration. Prior to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Game, Jim Furyk threw out the first pitch with Marco, a 6-year-old patient at Wolfson Children’s.

Marco’s journey began with a brave start. Born with an omphalocele — a rare condition where some organs grow outside the body — he’s shown resilience beyond his years. At just 5 weeks old, Marco underwent his first surgery, and after nearly four months at Wolfson Children’s Hospital, he came home to continue his journey of growth and strength. Since then, with the support of his surgeon Dr. Pak and the amazing team at Wolfson Children's, Marco has conquered his final surgery.

Recently, Marco graduated from feeding therapy and is now mastering occupational and speech therapy at Wolfson Children's Rehabilitation in Fleming Island. He loves reading, numbers, and is already a math whiz, tackling multiplication up to 12 times 12. He’s also excited to start first grade this fall.

The Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation and Baptist Health have worked together for more than a decade, primarily teaming up to create the Family Links Program. Family Links is a child- and family-centered support program at Wolfson Children’s Hospital made possible by The Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation, addressing health-related social conditions that impact the quality of children’s wellness. Its impact is widespread and meaningful for patients and loved ones.

Family Links aims to assist families by identifying the social needs impacting their health, expanding access to community resources and empowering family decision-making that leads to better health outcomes for children.

From food insecurity, transportation and housing/rent issues to employment support, child care, legal assistance and access to basic household goods and supplies, Family Links is here to address these crucial needs and promote children’s health and well-being throughout the community.

“It’s been a really important relationship over the years. As the area’s only children’s hospital, we couldn’t do it without the community that we’re a part of helping us,” said Allegra Jaros, President, Wolfson Children’s Hospital. “There are a lot of services that health care doesn’t get reimbursed for, so programs like Family Links, with the help of the Jim & Tabitha Furyk Foundation, help us to support these kids and families with resources they need.”

TICKETS

Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster. The 2025 Constellation FURYK & FRIENDS presented by Circle K offers something for everyone, with general admission tickets starting at $25. These tickets include access to the tournament grounds, the Circle K ParTee Porch, Tailgate Village, the Baptist Health Family Lounge and more.

Youth age 17 and younger receive free admission with a ticketed adult, and college students are admitted free with a valid student ID. For a premium experience, Club 58 presented by Florida Blue hospitality packages feature an all-inclusive suite on the 17th green with food and beverage service, HDTVs, premium restrooms and sweeping views of multiple holes.

Complimentary tournament tickets are also available to military members, veterans and their dependents, who receive access to both the tournament grounds and the VyStar Patriots Outpost hospitality area.

For ticket purchases, more information on hospitality options, and more details about tournament activities, go to constellationfurykandfriends.com.