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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
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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
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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
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Going Long

2 Coloradans earn Player of the Year awards from World Long Drive — Monica Lieving (Women’s Division) and Chase Noell (Amateur)
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DEAR MOLLY

I’m getting older, the ball doesn’t fly as far, aches and pains come and go. How can I age more gracefully?
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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
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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
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One More Step

Colorado natives Dillon Stewart and Chris Korte advance to final stage of PGA Tour/KFT Q-school, along with former TPC Colorado regular Dan Erickson
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Being of Service

Chris Hasenzahl, the CGA’s Volunteer of the Year, has plenty of ‘drive’ when it comes to course rating; Parker Golf Association making a habit of being named CGA Club of the Year
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Playing By The Rules

Jim Topliff Award winner Bill McClearn relishes rules officiating — whether working a junior tournament, the Colorado Open or anything in between
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In Review

Victories and other highlights of the fall college season for Colorado-based teams and Coloradans at out-of-state schools
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Local Tour Roundup

Part-time Colorado resident Scott Vincent finishes atop International Series rankings to regain his spot in LIV Golf; Mark Hubbard keeps fully-exempt status on PGA Tour, but ex-Buff Jeremy Paul falls short in rookie season on that circuit; after red-hot run, Jennifer Kupcho struggles mightily in final official LPGA round of 2025
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Sweet 16

The second edition of Team Colorado, which was introduced at the CGA’s Medal of Excellence festivities, is quite an accomplished bunch. Let’s count the ways
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Paying Another Visit

Trans-Miss set to bring another event to Colorado as Lakewood CC will host 2026 TM Mid-Master and Mid-Am
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The Name Game

With new title sponsor, Korn Ferry Tour stop at TPC Colorado will now be known as The Blue Championship
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Breaking New Ground

Longtime golf instructor Kelli McKandless ‘stoked’ at being named the first coach for Team Colorado, the Centennial State’s elite junior squad that’s part of USGA’s National Development Program
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Ever So Lucrative

Colorado native Jennifer Kupcho falls short of tournament win, but between $1 million payday for season-long Risk-Reward Challenge title and runner-up finish at The Annika, she earned more than $1.3 million on Sunday
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Next-Level Class

Close to 20 Class of 2026 Colorado junior golfers headed for NCAA Div. I programs as early signing period begins
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Back for Seconds

Coloradan Davis Bryant regains preferred DP World Tour status with another top-10 finish in final stage of Q-school
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CGA Female Players of the Year

Quick-rising CU junior Carolyn Fuller wins CGA Women’s Player of the Year award, while Kris Franklin earns Senior POY honors for 6th time, and Ella Scott named top girls competitor
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CGA Male Players of the Year

In ever-so-tight points race, Charlie Tucker becomes latest CSU golfer to earn CGA open-age player of the year honors; other men’s POYs: Colin Prater, Richard Bradsby, David Delich and Ash Edwards
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On the Rise

Coloradans Mitch Savage and Josh Troyer included in Global Golf Post’s inaugural class of up-and-comers in American golf industry
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‘Towering Presence in Golf’

Longtime Colorado Springs resident Judy Bell, the first female president of the USGA and a World Golf Hall of Famer — and a character, to boot — passes away at age 89
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Tall Cotton

Colorado native, former DU coach and current Kansas coach Lindsay Kuhle among most respected coaches in women’s golf, according to survey
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Senior Roundup

Coloradan Matt Schalk qualifies for another senior major with top-15 finish at national Senior PGA Professional Championship; former Aspen resident Justin Leonard posts third straight top-5 showing on senior tour
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Left With a Victory

Denver’s Joe Buchholz captures National Lefthanded Golf Championship, edging 3-time champ
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Q-School Report

Former Colorado Christian University golfer Sangha Park and ex-northern Colorado resident Dan Erickson advance to stage 2 of Q-school; meanwhile, Aurora’s Davis Bryant opts to focus on European-based tours
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All in the Family

Kevin Stadler, Ella McLaughlin voted into Colorado Golf Hall of Fame; Kevin will join dad Craig and Ella her husband ‘Mac’ as inductees; various honors will go to 7 others 
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Par Excellence

Geoff Keffer wins Colorado PGA Dow Finsterwald Player of the Year honor for record-extending 10th time; other Section POYs: Matt Schalk (Senior), Ashley Tait-Wengert (Women) and Andy Connell (Associate)
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Finishing In Style

Former Aspenite Justin Leonard eagles final hole to notch his second victory of 2025 PGA Tour Champions season
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Toast of the Town

Pueblo’s own Jimmy Makloski gets a kick out of winning CGA Mid-Amateur at his home course; he edges 2025 CGA Match Play champ Colin Prater by 1
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Step By Step

Coloradans Griffin Barela and Jake Staiano, and former local college players Justin Biwer, John Sand and Gunnar Broin advance to 2nd stage of PGA Tour Q-school
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On a Roll

Coloradan Timbre Shehee of UNC keeps streak of top-10 finishes intact with another runner-up showing; first official college golf rankings of season released, with several Colorado-based teams in national top 50
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Feather in the Cap

Another big-time golf event set for the Centennial State as 2030 U.S. Junior Amateur coming to Colorado Golf Club, which will serve as the primary host for its second USGA championship
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Local Tour Roundup

Regis Jesuit/DU grad Chris Korte easily advances at Q-school with third-place showing; Chris DiMarco narrowly makes PGA Tour Champions playoffs, while Brandt Jobe just misses out
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Takin’ Care of Business

George Solich, a very prominent member of Colorado golf community in recent decades, set to be inducted into another hall of fame, this time the Colorado Business Hall of Fame
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Tie-Breaker

With narrow team victory, Colorado PGA pros take lead over CGA amateurs in all-time series at Western Colorado Cup Matches
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With a Cherry On Top

Zach Gomez wins CGA Mid-Amateur Match Play in style, at Cherry Hills CC; it’s Westminster resident’s first CGA championship
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Fitting Finales

Miles Kuhl claims 5A state title as Fairview golfers go 1-2; seniors sweep as Hunter Simmons (4A), Nicholas Brooks (3A) and Noah Pearson (2A) also win
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End of the Line

A day after defeating stroke-play co-medalist, Coloradan Kirsty Hodgkins-Redner ousted at U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur
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Going Low

Ash Edwards (65 in 5A), Nicholas Brooks (66 in 3A), Joey Banks (69 in 2A) and 3 golfers (70 in 4A) lead at halfway point of boys state high school tournaments
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Still in the Mix

Coloradan Kirsty Hodgkins-Redner survives playoff to make match play, then takes down a stroke-play co-medalist at U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur; Hannah Wood’s big rally falls just short
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