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Oak Ridge’s Kaleb Jackson watches his approach shot from the fairway during a match in the 2025 season. Jackson returns for the Wildcats in 2026 after opening the season at the 5Star Preps Masters, where he finished tied for 70th and closed the tournament with a second-round 75. (photo:ORHS Sports Media )
Oak Ridge High School’s boys golf team opened its 2026 season by competing in one of the state’s premier tournaments.

The Wildcats began their campaign at the ninth-annual 5Star Preps Masters at Three Ridges Golf Course in Northeast Knox County.

The two-day, 36-hole event was held July 28-29.

Oak Ridge finished 16th in the 19-team field, led by freshman Britten Luttrell, who tied for 22nd with a 36-hole total of 153.

“Britten did well,” Wildcats Coach Scott Hinton said. “For a freshman, he played really well in a big tournament like this.”

Kaleb Jackson tied for 70th with a two-round score of 165. He finished the tournament on a high note by carding a second-round 75. Jonah Wolfe tied for 86th with a 36-hole total of 173.

“Jonah broke 90 in both rounds, and that was big for him,” Hinton said.

Another freshman, Titus Petrucci, finished with a two-round total of 178 after opening the tournament with an 83.

“This was a learning experience for us,” Hinton said. “That was the first thing we talked about in practice. I wanted to see how they would perform against some of the better teams and better golfers in our area.”