Willie Gordon of Hot Springs, Arkansas, shot 66 Thursday at Sedgefield Country Club to win the AJGA Wyndham Invitational by one stroke over Jessy Huebner of Port St. Lucie, Florida. Gordon, an Arkansas signee, was one stroke off the lead entering the final round, and finished with a 10-under-par 200 total for 54 holes. Blake…
Former East Carolina golfer Jackson Spires of Apex made six straight birdies on his way to shooting 5-under-par 65 Thursday at The Cardinal by Pete Dye to take a one-stroke lead after the first round of the 72-hole CGA North Carolina Amateur. Brett McLamb of Coats was one stroke behind followed by James Rico of…
Blake Brown of Cypress, Texas, shot 68 at Sedgefield Country Club on Wednesday to maintain a one-stroke lead at 7-under-par 133 after 36 holes of the AJGA Wyndham Invitational. Giuseppe Puebla of Royal Palm Beach, Florida, who shot 66, is tied for second with Willie Gordon of Hot Springs, Arkansas, who shot Wednesday’s low round…
Walker Isley won’t be at The Cardinal by Pete Dye on Wednesday morning to dominate the CGA North Carolina Amateur when play begins in the 65th annual tournament. The Oak Island and UNC Wilmington golfer turned pro last year after blitzing the field by 15 strokes at Croasdale Country Club in Durham for his second…
Cameron Young had a great week, and it was almost even better. And with the pressure on late in his round at the Canadian Open, Young hit a shot that was too good. The former Wake Forest standout came to the 508-yard, par-4 17th hole Sunday at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley only one shot…
Leah Edwards of Greensboro, who signed to play at Western Kentucky University this fall, earned one of only two spots in the U.S. Girls’ Junior Championship through qualifying Tuesday at Spring Valley Country Club in Columbia, South Carolina. Edwards, the reigning, two-time Class 4A medalist for Northwest Guilford, shot 69 to finish second behind Alexa…
Bill Haas cooled off after a hot start in Myrtle Beach, but fellow Wake Forest alumnus Cameron Young moved up on the leaderboard Saturday at the Truist Championship at Philadelphia Cricket Club. Young shot 68 to pull into a 10-way tie for 16th that includes Hickory native J.T. Poston at 6-under-par 204, eight strokes behind…
Former Wake Forest star and 2011 FedExCup winner Bill Haas made his first PGA Tour cut of the year Friday at the Myrtle Beach Classic, a $-4 million event played opposite of the Truist Championship signature event. Haas posted even-par 71 in the second round for a 3-under 139 total, making the cut by a…
A former Wake Forest golfer with strong ties to the Triad got off to a great start Thursday at the Myrtle Beach Classic, the PGA Tour’s secondary event this weekend. Bill Haas, a former Wake star and the nephew of coach Jerry Haas, was 4-under-par through his first 10 holes in the first round at…
Registration is open for the 2025 Triad Amateur Golf Classic. High Point Country Club golf pro Jim Brotherton announced that the annual tournament will be played July 26 and 27 at HPCC’s Willow Creek Course. The tournament is open to a maximum of 96 amateurs ages 16 and older. Players will compete in Open and…