USGA Roundup
Colin Prater places among top 10 in stroke-play portion of U.S. Mid-Am, with Charlie Soule and Parker Edens also advancing to match play; Marilyn Hardy, Kim Eaton make match play in U.S. Senior Women’s Am
Colin Prater places among top 10 in stroke-play portion of U.S. Mid-Am, with Charlie Soule and Parker Edens also advancing to match play; Marilyn Hardy, Kim Eaton make match play in U.S. Senior Women’s Am
Colorado Golf Hall of Famer Jennifer Kupcho finishes with a flurry for fifth-place showing in LPGA Tour’s Queen City Championship; Lakewood’s Griffin Barela notches top-5 on PGA Tour Americas
CSU men golfers, winners of 9 of the previous 10 Ram Masters Invites they host, fall just short of adding another RMI title, finishing 2nd; CSU’s Alessandro Trenta runner-up individually, while CO Springs’ Charlie Doyle places 26th in college debut
Former CGA president Bill Fowler claims yet another CGA title at River Valley Ranch, this time the Senior Amateur, which he’s now won twice
Former CGA Player of the Year Gunner Wiebe set for first PGA Tour start in over a year as he receives sponsor exemption into this week’s Procore Championship; meanwhile, Colo. Open champ Jim Knous and former CCU golfer Sangha Park Monday qualify for Procore
In final World Long Drive event before World Championships, Kyle Berkshire claims ’Smash in the Sun’ title in Colorado
The Broadmoor’s East Course, site of 2025 U.S. Senior Open, makes several national ‘best-of’ lists in recent months
Coming off momentous seasons, much has changed for CU and Colorado Christian men’s squads — as well as for other Colorado-based college golf teams
Jason Schultz shoots lowest final round in tournament history — and breaks his own overall scoring record — en route to his second Colorado Senior Open title; Littleton’s Brian Guetz earns low-am honors, collecting his 5th Colorado Open championship trophy
Micah Rudosky, trying to become first Colorado PGA member since 2013 to win Colorado Senior Open, trails by 1 going into final day; future Denver-area resident Brian Cooper, who’s racked up 15 birdies in 2 rounds, leads