Ready, Set …
With official major-tour golf set to gear up in 2026, about 25 players with significant Colorado ties will tee it up in elite-level pro events
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Taking It Indoors
2025 TGL regular-season standout Wyndham Clark and his Bay Golf Club fall in 2026 opener to defending champs
On the Leaderboard Again
Coloradans David and Brady Duval place 6th at PNC Championship, marking David’s seventh top-6 showing in the nationally televised event
Back for More
Second edition of popular Colorado Championship at Todd Creek on Annika Women’s All-Pro Tour set for second half of August in 2026
Next Step
Strong Sunday round in last stage of Q-school gives Fort Collins’ Dillon Stewart one of the final exempt spots on the 2026 Korn Ferry Tour; Littleton native Chris Korte ends up a shot short of exempt status
On the Podium Again
After holding 2-shot lead early on back 9, Colorado native Jennifer Kupcho and partner Chris Gotterup tie for 2nd place in Grant Thornton team event; it marks her 2nd straight top-3 in the tournament
Soaring
Former Colorado state high school champ Tristan Rohrbaugh rides the wind en route to earning conditional status on Japan Golf Tour as he shoots low round of final day at Q-school
Going Long
2 Coloradans earn Player of the Year awards from World Long Drive — Monica Lieving (Women’s Division) and Chase Noell (Amateur)
Much At Stake
6 players with significant Colorado ties set to tee it up in final stage of PGA Tour/KFT Q-school; Becca Huffer, Sabrina Iqbal fall short in bid for 2026 LPGA Tour cards at final stage of Q-Series
Riding High
Thanks in part to 154-yard hole-out for eagle in final round, Coloradan Davis Bryant places 12th in Crown Australian Open, 1 shot better than Rory McIlroy; former Coloradan Drew Stoltz finishes 3rd in Grass League Championship; Wyndham Clark, now working with Cherry Hills instructor Pat Coyner, ties for 8th in Hero World Challenge