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202FORE Schedule and Tour Stops

Below is the 2024 schedule listed by date, day, starting tee time, venue, location, and format. go to the event registration page to sign up for a specific tournament (posted monthly). members must be logged in to sign up online for any tournament. final details of the tournament along with costs and format are listed on tee times & pairings page. final results with payouts will be posted on the individual event results page. pcs tournament is an official tournament counting towards tour championship bonus money qualification.  refer to the "club handbook" for all definitions, rules, regulations, and guidlines. event dates, locations, and times subject to change.,  2024 schedule venues are being added (confirmed when in blue) (also see below for previous years schedule).

• Feb 25 (Sun) Handicap and Competition Committee discussion Meeting
• Apr 7 (Sun) Handicap and Competition Committee voting Meeting    
• Apr 28 (Sun) 11am, The Madison Club (public), Madison PA--PCS#1--Opening Day
• May 5 (Sun) 11am, Lindenwood Red/Blue courses (public), McMurray PA--PCS #2 --spring series #1  
• May 11 (SAT) 1pm  The Lake Club (private), Poland OH--larger flight skins and pins
• May 19  (Sun) noon, Youghiogheny Country Club  (private), Elizabeth PA--PCS #3--Spring Series #2
• May 26 (Sun) 11am, Toms Run at Chestnut Ridge (resort), Blairsville PA--PCS #4--Field skins  
• June 2  (Sun) 10:30am,  Avalon at Buhl (private), Sharon PA --PCS #5--Money Major--Spring Series Final
• June 9  (Sun) 11am, Willowbrook Country Club (private), Apollo PA--PCS #6--Summer series #1
• June 15  (SAT) Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins  (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)    
• June 16 (Sun) 10:40am, Firestone Farms (public), Columbiana OH--PCS #7--Big skins and team scores
• June 22  (SAT) 10:36am , Spiedel Golf Club Jones Course (resort), Wheeling WV --mini tournament, skins, and pins  
• June 23  (Sun) 10:30am, Spiedel Golf Club Palmer Course (resort), Wheeling WV --PCS #8--Summer series #2
• June 30  (Sun) 10:36am,  Highlands GC at Seven Springs (resort), Champion PA --PCS #9  and PCS Major
• July 6 (SAT) Second Chance Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)  
• July 7  (Sun) 10:30am, Squaw Creek Country Club (private), Vienna OH--PCS #10--WAC prize qualifier
• July 14  (Sun) 9am, Quicksilver Golf Club (public), Midway PA --PCS #11--Summer series final and Money Major
• July 18  (Thur) TBD--mini tournament, skins, and pins  
• July 19-21 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston,  Links at Hiawatha Landing , Binghamton NY--3 day team match play 
• July 28  (Sun) 1pm, Indiana Country Club (private) Indiana PA--PCS #12 and PCS Major
• Aug 4  (Sun) 10:30 am, Field Club at New Castle (private), New Castle PA--PCS #13 with Big Flight and Field Skins
• Aug 11  (Sun) 10am, Cranberry Highlands (public), Cranberry Twp. PA--PCS #14 with Big CTPs
• Aug 18  (Sun) TBD--PCS #15--Fall series #1
• Aug 23-27 (Fri-Tue) PGT Summer Shootout at Akron (play any or all days.  Daily and multi day tournaments with side games)
• Aug 23 (Fri) 10:30am, Boulder Creek , Streetsboro OH
• Aug 24 (Sat) Brookledge Golf Club , Cuyahoga Falls OH
• Aug 25 (Sun) Gleneagles Golf Club , Twindburg OH
• Aug 26 (Mon) Ellsworth Meadows , Hudson OH
• Aug 27 (Tue) 10am, Windmill Lakes , Ravenna OH
• Aug 25-30  Myrtle Beach World Am, 4 tournament rounds and Championship at TPC Myrtle Beach --win free entry or discounts in PGT qualifiers
• Sept 8 (Sun) 11am Latrobe Country Club (private), Latrobe PA--PCS #16--Fall series #2 and PCS Major
• Sept 15  (Sun) 10:30am, Avalon Lakes (private), Warren OH, TBD--PCS #17 
• Sept 22  (Sun) noon, Williams Country Club (private), Weirton PA--PCS #18--Fall series final and 2 player scores
• Sept 28  (SATURDAY) 11am Totteridge , Greensburg PA  Day 1 of Tour Championship--PCS #19
• Sept 29 (SUNDAY) 11 am Totteridge , Greensburg PA     Day 2 of Tour Championship--PCS #19  
• Oct 6 (Sun) Olde Stonewall (public), Ellwood City PA--PCS Championship--PCS #20
• Oct 12-17 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA,  Paiute Resort , (resort) Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 20  TBD--team and individual competitions
• Nov 5-11 National Tour Challenge, Tampa FL--over 100 players from tours in Pittsburgh, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Connecticut.  3 day team, individual, and daily competitions.
• Nov 5-11 discounted practice round rates ($40 Westchase, $70 South Course, $125 Copperhead)
• Nov 6 (Wed) TBD--PGT vs CT Am 
• Nov 7 (Thur) TBD--PGT skins and pins
• Nov 8  (Fri) 8 :30 shotgun, Westchase Golf Club  ,   Tampa FL-- day 1 team and individual competition
• Nov 9  (Sat) 8am shotgun, Innisbrook Resort, South Course , Palm Harbor  FL-- day 2 team and individual competition  
• Nov 10  (Sun) 8am shotgun,   Innisbrook Resort, Copperhead Course , followed by awards presentation and dinner. Palm Harbor  FL--final round team and individual competition  
• Nov 11  (Mon) TBD--PGT skins and pins
• Dec 3-Dec 9  Duel in the Desert vs Connecticut Am Golf Tour, with accomodations if needed
• Dec 3 (Tue) TBD  ***text, email, or call PGT for all package details***  
• Dec 4  (Wed) 9am, Legacy ,   Phoenix AZ       
• Dec 5  (Thu) 9am, Verrado Victory ,   Phoenix AZ (food included and free replays)
• Dec 6  (Fri) 10am,   Southern Dunes , Phoenix   AZ  (free replays)
• Dec 7  (Sat) 10am,   Eagle Mouintain , Phoenix AZ  
• Dec 8  (Sun) 8am,   Trilogy at Vistancia  , Phoenix  AZ  
• Dec 9 (Mon) TBD
• Feb --Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting   
• Apr 8  (SAT) 10:30am, Cedarbrook Gold Course (public), Belle Vernon PA
• Apr 16  (Sun) 10am, Pittsburgh National (public), Gibsonia PA
• Apr 30 (Sun) 10am, Lindenwood Red/Blue Course (public), McMurray PA
• May 7 (Sun) 12:30, Ligonier Country Club (private), Ligonier PA
• May 14 (Sun) 9am, Quicksilver (public), Midway PA--PCS #3
• May 21  (Sun) 11:45am, Youghiogheny Country Club (private), Elizabeth PA
• May 28 (Sun) 11am, Tom's Run at Chestnut Ridge (public), Blairsville PA
• June 3  (SAT) Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins  (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)    
• June 4  (Sun) Squaw Creek Country Club (private), Vienna OH
• June 11  (Sun) 11am, Willowbrook Country Club (private), Apollo PA
• June 18 (Sun) 10:30am, Kennsington Club (public), Canfield OH
• June 24 (SAT) Second Chance Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 24  (SAT) 11am, Venango Valley Inn & Golf (public), Venango PA
• June 25  (Sun) 11am, The Country Club of Meadville (private), Meadville PA
• July 2  (Sun)  10:30am, Firestone Farms (public), Columbiana OH
• July 9  (Sun) 10:30am, Avalon Lakes (private), Warren OH--PCS #11
• July 16  (Sun) 12:30 , The Lake Club (private), Poland OH--PCS #12
• July 20  (Thur) 11:30am, Elmira Country Club (private), Elmira NY  
• July 21-23 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, Binghamton NY--3 day team match play 
• July 30  (Sun) 1pm, Indiana Country Club (private), Indiana PA
• Aug 6  (Sun) 10:30am, Field Club at New Castle (private), New Castle PA
• Aug 13  (Sun) 1pm, Trumbull Country Club (private), Warren OH
• Aug 20  (Sun) 10am, Cranberry Highlands (public), Cranberry Twp PA
• Aug 25 (Fri) 12:10pm Maryland National (Public), Middletown MD  
• Aug 26 (Sat) 10am Richland Golf Club (semi-private), Middletown MD
• Aug 27 (Sun) 11am  Worthington Manor (public), Urbana MD
• Aug 28 (Mon) 10:09 am  Whiskey Creek (semi-private), Ijamsville MD
• Aug 29 (Tue) 9:40 am   PB Dye (semi-private), Ijamsville MD
• Aug 27-31  Myrtle Beach World Am, 4 tournament rounds and Championship at TPC Myrtle Beach--win free entry or discounts in PGT qualifiers
• Sept 10 (Sun) 11am, Williams Country Club (private), Weirton WV
• Sept 17  (Sun) 10am The Madison Club (public), Madison PA
• Sept 24  (Sun) 11:30am, Spiedel Golf Club Palmer Course (resort), Oglebay, Wheeling WV
• Sept 30  (SATURDAY) 9am Totteridge, Greensburg PA  Day 1 of Tour Championship
• Oct 1 (SUNDAY) 10 am Totteridge, Greensburg PA     Day 2 of Tour Championship
• Oct 8 (Sun)  12:30, Seven Oaks Country Club (private), Brighton PA PCS Championship
• Oct 14-19 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, (resort) Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 22  (Sun) Montour Heights Country Club (private) Moon Twp PA
• Nov 8-13--over 100 players from tours in Pittsburgh, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Connecticut
• Nov 7 (Tue) 11am Legends Golf & Country Club, Clermont FL
• Nov 8 (Wed) 11:30am Royal St Cloud, Kissimmee FL--team, skins, and pins with CT Am Tour
• Nov 9 (Thur) 10:30am The Cypress Course, Lake Buena Vista FL--practice round,mini tournament, skins, and pins.
• Nov 10  (Fri) 8am shotgun The Cypress Course, Lake Buena Vista FL--3 day team and individual competition
• Nov 11  (Sat) 7am split tees Disney Palm, Orlando FL --3 day team and individual competition  
• Nov 12  (Sun) 8am shotgun Eagle Creek, Orlando FL --3 day team and individual competition  
• Nov 13  (Mon) 9am Mystic Dunes, Celebration FL--skins and pins
• Nov 29-Dec 4  Duel in the Desert vs Connecticut Am Golf Tour, with accomodations (all locations within 30 minutes of Scottsdale).
• Nov 28 (Tue) The Raven, Phoenix AZ (practice round)
• Nov 29  (Wed) 9am, Talking Stick, Piipaash, Phoenix AZ      ***text, email, or call PGT for all package details***
• Nov 30  (Thu) 8:50am, Dove Valley Ranch, Cave Creek AZ
• Dec 1  (Fri) 11am,  We-Ko-Pa, Cholla , McDowell AZ  
• Dec 2  (Sat) 10:20am, Pointe at Lookout Mouintain, Phoenix AZ  
• Dec 3  (Sun) 8:45am, Rancho Manana, Cave Creek AZ  
• Dec 4 (Mon) Eagle Mountain, Fountain Hills AZ

2022 Schedule

• Feb 20--Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting #1
• Mar 20--Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting #2  
• Mar 27 (Sunday) 9:45am, Butlers Lakeside Course (public), Elizabeth PA
• Apr 3  (Sunday)  11am, Slippery Rock Golf Club, (semi private) Slippery Rock PA
• Apr 10  (Sunday) 10am, The Madison Club, (public) Madison PA--PCS #1
• Apr 16  (SAT) 11:30am, The Lake Club (private) Youngstown OH--PCS #2
• Apr 24  (Sunday) 10am, Lindenwood Red/Blue Course (public) McMurray PA--PCS #3
• May 1 (Sunday) noon, Olde Stonewall (public) Ellwood City PA--PCS #4--Stableford Scoring
• May 7 (SAT) 11am, Youghiogheny Country Club (private), Elizabeth Twp PA 
• May 15 (Sunday) 9:30am. Linden Hall (public), Dawson PA--PCS #5--Big Skins--PCS Major
• May 21 (SAT) Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins  (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)  
• May 22  (Sunday) 11am, Wheeling Country Club (private), Wheeling WV--PCS#6 and WAC #1 
• May 29 (Sunday) 9:30am, Firestone Farms (public), Columbiana OH--PCS #7--Field Skins
• June 4  (SAT) Outside Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 5  (Sunday) 10:30am, Avalon Lakes (private), Warren OH--PCS #8--PCS Major
• June 12  (Sunday) 11am, Willowbrook Country Club (private), Apollo PA--PCS #9 and WAC #2
• June 19 (Sunday) 11am, Reserve Run (public), Poland OH--PCS #10--Big Skins
• June 25 (SAT) Second Chance Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 26  (Sunday) noon, Pleasant Valley Golf Club (semi-private), Connellsville PA--PCS #11--Money Major
• July 3  (Sunday) noon , Slippery Rock Golf Club, (semi private) Slippery Rock PA--PCS #12
• July 10  (Sunday) 10:30am, Squaw Creek (private), Vienna OH--PCS #13--Stableford Scoring
• July 17  (Sunday) 12:50, Seven Oaks Country Club (private), Beaver PA--PCS #14 and WAC Final
• July 22-24 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing,  Binghamton NY--3 day team match play 
• July 31  (Sunday) 10am, Cranberry Highlands, (public), Cranberry Twp PA--PCS #15
• Aug 7  (Sunday) 10:30am, Avalon at Buhl (private), Sharon OH--PCS #16
• Aug 14  (Sunday) 10am, Birdsfoot Golf Club (public), Freeport PA--PCS #17--Field skins
• Aug 21  (Sunday) 10:30am, Field Club at New Castle (private), New Castle PA--PCS #18--Stableford scoring and Team
• Aug 28  (Sunday) 11am, Arrowhead Country Club, Myrtle Beach SC  
• Aug 28-Sept 1  Myrtle Beach World Amateur, 4 tournament rounds on various courses and Championship final at TPC Myrtle Beach--win free entry or discounted entry with 8 prizes during PGT qualifiers
• Sept 2 (FRI) 11:30am, Mattaponi Springs (semi private), Ruther Glen VA
• Sept 3 (SAT) 11am, Musket Ridge Golf Club, (semi private) Myersville MD
• Sept 11 (Sunday) noon , The Lake Club (private) Youngstown OH--PCS #19    
• Sept 18  (Sunday) 11am, Williams Country Club (private), Weirton WV--PCS #20
• Sept 24  (SATURDAY) 8am, Quicksilver (public), Midway PA  Day 1 of Tour Championship--PCS #21
• Sept 25  (SUNDAY) 11am, Totteridge (public) Greensburg PA, Day 2 of Tour Championship--PCS #21
• Oct 2 (Sunday)  11am, Shannopin Country Club (private), Pittsburgh PA--PCS Championship  
• Oct 15-20 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, (resort) Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 23  (Sunday) 10:30am Westmoreland Country Club, (private) Export PA--Individual and Team competition
• Nov 10-Nov 14  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games then 3 day Team and Individual tournament
• Nov 11  (Fri) NTC round 1 at Champions Gate International (resort) (7am split tees)
• Nov 12  (Sat) NTC round 2 at MetroWest Golf Club (public) (8am split tees)
• Nov 13  (Sun) NTC round 3 at Eagle Creek (resort) (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Nov 14 (Mon) TBD
• Nov 30-Dec 4  Duel in the Desert vs Connecticut Am Golf Tour, Scottsdale AZ with accomodations. 
• Nov 30  (Wed) 11:40am, McDowell Mouintain, Chandler AZ      ***text, email, or call PGT for all package details***
• Dec 1  (Thu) 9am, Verado Founders, Buckeye AZ
• Dec 2  (Fri) 8am, Southern Dunes, Maricopa AZ
• Dec 3  (Sat) 8:30am, The Golf Club of Estrella, Goodyear AZ
• Dec 4  (Sun) 10:30am, Eagle Mountain, Fountain Hills AZ

2021 Schedule

• Mar 7--Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting  
• Mar 21 (Sunday)  9:30am Butlers (Lakeside Course), (public) Elizabeth PA 
• Mar 28 (Sunday)  10am Oak Tree Golf Club, (public) West Middlesex PA  
• Apr 11  (Sunday) 11am Lindenwood (Red-Blue Courses), (public) McMurray PA--PCS #1 
• Apr 18  (Sunday) 11:30am The Lake Club, (private) Poland OH--PCS #2 
• Apr 25  (Sunday) 11:30am Hill Crest Country Club, (private) Lower Burrell PA--PCS #3
• May 2 (Sunday) 10:30am Nemacolin Country Club, (private) Beallsville PA--PCS #4--PCS Major 
• May 8 (SAT) 9:30am Kennsington Golf Club, (public) Canfield OH--PCS #5--Money Major
• May 15 (SAT) Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins  (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• May 16 (Sunday) noon Youghiogheny Country Club, (private) Elizabeth Twp PA--PCS #6--Modified Stableford scoring
• May 23  (Sunday) 10:30am  Williams Country Club, (private) Weirton WV--PCS #7--WAC qualifier #1
• May 30 (Sunday) 11:30am Latrobe Country Club, (private) Latrobe PA--PCS #8--PCS Major
• June 5  (SAT) Outside Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 6  (Sunday) 10:30am Squaw Creek, (private) Vienna OH--PCS #9--Field Skins
• June 13  (Sunday) 10:30am Willowbrook Country Club (private), Apollo PA--PCS #10--WAC qualifier #2
• June 20 (Sunday) 10am Firestone Farms, (public) Columbiana OH--PCS #11--Money Major
• June 26 (SAT) Second Chance Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 27  (Sunday) 1pm Shannopin Country Club, (private) Pittsburgh PA--PCS #12--PCS Major
• July 3  (SAT) 10am Birdsfoot Golf Club, (public) Freeport PA--PCS #13--Field skins
• July 11  (Sunday) 10:30am Avalon Lakes, (private) Warren OH--PCS #14--WAC final qualifier 
• July 18  (Sunday) 12:30pm Seven Oaks Country Club, (private) Beaver PA--PCS #14--Modified Stableford scoring
• July 23-25 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, (public)  Binghamton NY--3 day team match play 
• Aug 1  (Sunday) 9am Cranberry Highlands, (public) Cranberry Twp PA--PCS #15--WAC final makeup 
• Aug 8  (Sunday) 10am Avalon at Buhl, (private) Sharron PA--PCS #16--Split Field Player Option 
• Aug 15  (Sunday) 11am Slippery Rock Golf Club, (semi-private) Slippery Rock PA--PCS #17--Super Tournament
• Aug 22  (Sunday) 9am The Madison Club, (public) Madison PA--PCS #18--Field Skins Aug 29  (Sunday) noon Myrtle Beach National, Kings North, PGT skins and pins game
• Aug 30-Sept 2  Myrtle Beach World Amateur, 4 tournament rounds on various courses and Championship final at Grande Dunes
• Sept 3 (FRI) Tanglewood Park, Clemmons NC  
• Sept 4 (SAT) Glade Springs Resort, Daniels WV 
• Sept 5 (Sunday) 11:30am The Pines Country Club, (private) Morgantown WV--PCS #19
• Sept 12 (Sunday) 10am Avalon Field Club at New Castle, (private) New Castle PA--PCS #20 
• Sept 19  (Sunday) 11:30am Greensburg Country Club, (private) Greensburg PA--PCS #21 
• Sept 25  (SATURDAY) 9am Tour Championship Day 1-- Quicksilver Golf Club, (public) Midway PA--PCS #22 
• Sept 26  (SUNDAY) 10am Tour Championship Day 2-- Squaw Creek, (private) Vienna OH--PCS #22
• Oct 3 (Sunday) 9:30am Oak Tree Golf Club, (public) West Middlesex PA  PCS Championship--PCS #23
• Oct 10 (Sunday) 10:40am Todderidge, (public) Greensburg PA--PCS Championship makeup or Field Skins
• Oct 16-21 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, (resort) Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 24  (Sunday) 11:30am Montour Heights Country Club, (private) Moon Twp PA--Individual and Team competition
• Nov 4 thru Nov 7  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by 3 day Team and Individual tournament
• Nov 5  (Fri) NTC round 1 at Champions Gate Country Club (private)   (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 6  (Sat) NTC round 2 at Disney's Lake Buena Vista Course  (resort)   (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 7  (Sun) NTC round 3 at Shingle Creek (resort)   (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Dec 1 thru Dec 5  Duel in the Desert vs Connecticut Amateur Golf Tour, Scottsdale AZ. Unlimited golf only and/or accomodations. 
• Dec 1  (Wed) 11am Ocotillo Golf Club Free replays ***text, email, or call PGT for all package details***
• Dec 2  (Thu) 9am Legend Trail Golf Club Free replays
• Dec 3  (Fri) 9am Verrado Victory Golf Club Free replays
• Dec 4  (Sat) 9am Golf Club of Estrella Free replays
• Dec 5  (Sun) 9am Quintero Golf Club Free replays
• Dec 15, 2020--First PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting
• Feb 26-Mar 1  Spring Primer in Tampa FL
• Feb 27 (Thurs) 10 am Lake Jovita North Course (resort)  Brooksville FL
• Feb 28 (Friday) 9:16 am World Woods Pine Barrens Course (resort)  Dade City FL
• Feb 29 (SAT) 9:16 am World Woods Rolling Oaks Course (resort)  Dade City FL  
• Mar 1 (Sunday) 10:09 am Lake Jovita South Course (resort) Brooksville FL   
• Mar 22   Second PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting - CANCELED
• Apr 5 (Sunday) 11am Squaw Creek (private), Vienna OH-- CANCELED
• Apr 11  (SAT) noon Westmoreland Country Club (private), CANCELED
• Apr 19  (Sunday) 11am The Lake Club, (private) CANCELED
• Apr 26  (Sunday) 11am Hill Crest Country Club (private) CANCELED
• May 3 (Sunday) 11am Nemacolin Country Club, (private) CANCELED
• May 3 (Sunday) 2pm Williams Country Club, (private) CANCELED
• May 3 (Sunday) 11am The Madison Club, (public) Madison PA--pre-season 
• May 9 (SAT) 10am Shepherds Rock at Nemacolin Woodlands, (resort) CANCELED
• May 9 (SAT) 9:30am Yankee Run, (public) CANCELED
• May 17 (Sunday) 9:30am Cranberry Highlands, (public) Cranberry Twp PA--PCS #1
• May 24  (Sunday) 9:30am Oak Tree Golf Club, (public) West Middlesex PA--PCS #2
• May 30 Year Long Match Play-Two separateTournaments  (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• May 31  (Sunday) 10:15am Shepherds Rock at Nemacolin Woodlands, (resort) Farmington PA--PCS #3
• June 7  (Sunday) 11:15am Squaw Creek, (private) Vienna OH--PCS #4
• June 14  (Sunday) 10:45am Willowbrook Country Club, (private) Apollo PA--PCS #5 and WAC #1
• June 21 (Sunday) 10:30am The Links at Firestone Farms, (public) Columbiana OH--PCS #6
• June 27 Second Chance Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• June 28  (Sunday) 1pm Shannopin Country Club, (private) Pittsburgh PA--PCS #7 
• July 5  (Sunday) 9:30am Totteridge, Greensburg PA--PCS #8 and WAC #2
• July 12  (Sunday) 11am  Avalon Lakes, (private) Warren OH--PCS #9 and PCS Major
• July 19  (Sunday) 10:30am  Williams Country Club, (private) Weirton WV--PCS #10 with Field Skins
• July 24-26 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, (public)  Binghamton NY--3 day team match play 
• Aug 2  (Sunday) 10:15  Quicksilver, (public) Midway PA--PCS #11 and WAC Final
• Aug 9  (Sunday) 10:30am  Avalon at Buhl, (private) Sharon PA--PCS #12 
• Aug 16  (Sunday) 10:30am Seven Oaks Country Club, (private) Beaver PA--PCS #13
• Aug 23  (Sunday) 11am Latrobe Country Club, (private) Latrobe PA--PCS #14  Aug 30  (Sunday) noon Prestwick Country Club, Myrtle Beach SC
• Aug 31-Sept 3   Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship, 4 tournament rounds and Championship final
• Sept 4 (FRI) CANCELED
• Sept 5 (SAT) CANCELED
• Sept 6 (Sunday) 11am  The Pines Country Club, (private) Morgantown WV--PCS #15
• Sept 13 (Sunday) 10:30am  Avalon Field Club at New Castle, (private) New Castle PA--PCS #16
• Sept 20  (Sunday) noon Grove City Country Club, (private) Grove City PA--PCS #17
• Sept 26  (SATURDAY) Tour Championship Day 1-- 9am Lindenwood Red/Blue Course, (public) McMurray PA--PCS #18
• Sept 27  (SUNDAY) Tour Championship Day 2-- 9am The Madison Club, (public) Madison PA--PCS #18
• Oct 4 (Sunday) noon Olde Stonewall (public) Ellwood City PA-- PCS Championship--PCS Final
• Oct 11-15 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, (resort) Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 18  (Sunday) 11am Montour Heights Country Club, Moon Twp PA--Individual and Team competition
• Oct 25  (Sunday) CANCELED
• Nov 4 thru Nov 8  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by 3 day Team and Individual tournament
• Nov 6  (Fri) NTC round 1 CANCELED   (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 7  (Sat) NTC round 2 CANCELED   (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 8  (Sun) NTC round 3 CANCELED   (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Dec 9, 2019--First PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting
• Jan 12 (SAT) 6:30 - 9pm   PGT off-season party. Rockwell's Red Lion Restaurant, Elizabeth PA
• Feb 26-Mar 3  Wed Feb 27 Cheval Golf and Athletic Club  7:50am tee times
• Feb 26-Mar 3  Thur Feb 28 Saddlebrook Resort, Palmer Course 10am tee times
• Feb 26-Mar 3  Fri Mar 1 TPC Tampa Bay 8:38am tee times 
• Feb 26-Mar 3  Sat Mar 2 Fox Hollow 9:30am tee times
• Feb 26-Mar 3  Sun Mar 3 Dunedin 9:14am tee times
• Mar 24   Second PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting (Topics...new rules, schedule)
• Apr 7 (Sunday) 10am--Butlers, Lakeside Course, Elizabeth PA--pre season skins and pins
• Apr 14  (Sunday) 11am The Lake Club, Poland OH--CANCELED 
• Apr 20  (SATURDAY) noon OPENING DAY at Hillcrest Country Club--Lower Burrrell PA--PCS #1, Start of year long PCS competition
• Apr 28  (Sunday) 10am Totteridge, Greensburg PA--PCS #2
• May 5 (Sunday) 11:30am Nemacolin Country Club, Beallsville PA--PCS #3--Modified Stableford Scoring
• May 10 Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• May 11 (SATURDAY) 8am SHOTGUN Quicksilver, Midway PA--PCS #4--Split Field Player Option Flight 
• May 19 (Sunday) 10am Cranberry Highlands, Cranberry Twp PA--PCS #5--PCS Major
• May 26  (Sunday) 10am Firestone Farms, Columbiana OH--PCS #6--with Field Skins
• June 2  (Sunday) 11am Squaw Creek, Vienna OH--PCS #7--World Am Prize Qualifier #1
• June 9  (Sunday) 10:52am  Willowbrook Country Club, Apollo PA--PCS #8--Money Major
• June 15  (SATURDAY) 1:30pm Lodestone Deep Creek MD--skins and pins
• June 16 (Sunday) 11:30am The Pines Country Club, Morgantown WV--PCS #9--PCS Major
• June 23  (Sunday) 1pm  Shannopin Country Club, Pittsburgh PA--PCS #10--World Am Prize Qualifier #2
• June 30  (Sunday) 11:50am Olde Stonewall, Ellwood City PA--PCS #11--Modified Stableford Scoring and Full Field
• July 7  (Sunday) 10:30am  Avalon at Buhl, Sharon PA--PCS #12--Field Skins and BIG skins
• July 14  (Sunday) noon Mystic Rock at Nemacolin Woodlands, Farmington PA--PCS #13 and PCS Major
• July 21  (Sunday) 9am Madison Club, Madison PA--PCS #14--World Am Prize Qualifier Final--(Ryder Cup team meeting after tournament)
• July 26-28 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, Binghamton NY--3 day team match play competition
• Aug 4  (Sunday) 9am Lindenwood Red/Blue Course--McMurray PA--PCS #15--World Am Prize Qualifier makeup date and Full Field
• Aug 11  (Sunday) 11am  Avalon Lakes, Warren OH--PCS #16--PCS Major
• Aug 18  (Sunday) 11:52am Seven Oaks Country Club--Beaver PA--PCS #17--Split Field Player Option Flight and BIG skins
• Aug 25-Aug 29  Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship
• Aug 30 (FRI) Lonnie Poole GC at NC State, Raleigh NC
• Aug 31 (SAT) Rock Harbor GC, Winchester VA
• Sept 1 (Sunday) 11am Seven Springs Mountain Resort--Champion PA--PCS #18--Money Major
• Sept 8 (Sunday) 10:30am Oakview, Slippery Rock PA --PCS #19--SUPER TOURNAMENT
• Sept 15 (Sunday) 11am Williams CC, Weirton WV--PCS #20--with Field Skins
• Sept 22  (Sunday) 11am Hillcrest Country Club--Lower Burrrell PA--PCS #21--with multiple side competitions
• Sept 28  (SAT) 9am Quicksilver, Midway PA-- Tour Championship Day 1--PCS #22
• Sept 29  (SUN) 9am Quicksilver, Midway PA-- Tour Championship Day 2--PCS #22 
• Oct 6 (Sunday)  11am  Sunnehanna Country Club, Johnstown PA--PCS #23 and Championship (qualified players only first to register) 
• Oct 13 (Sunday) TBD
• Oct 13-18 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 20  (Sunday) 11:30am The Lake Club, Poland OH--Team competition, skins, and pins
• Oct 27  (Sunday) 11am Montour Heights Country Club, Moon Twp PA--Team competition, skins, and pins
• Nov 7 thru Nov 11  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by 3 day Team and Individual tournament rounds
• Nov 8  (Fri) NTC tournament round 1 at Orange County National, Crooked Cat  (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 9  (Sat) NTC tournament round 2 at Disney, Magnolia  (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 10  (Sun) NTC tournament round 3 at Eagle Creek (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Nov 11 (Mon) TBD

2018 Schedule

• Dec 16, 2017--First PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting
• Jan 13    PGT off-season party. Rockwell's Red Lion Restaurant, Elizabeth PA
• Feb 1-5  Teeth of the Dog--CASA de CAMPO, Dominican Republic
• Feb 1-5  Corales--Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 1-5  Punta Espada (round 1)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 1-5  Punta Espada (round 2)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 1-5  Cana Bay Golf Club--Macao, Dominican Republic
• Feb 23-25 Pittsburgh Golf Show--PGT will not have an individual Booth this year.  We will be sharing one with another organization.
• Mar 4  Second PGT Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting, Hilton Garden Inn, Cranberry Twp.
• Apr 15  (Sunday) 9:30am Grandview Golf Club (The Monster on the Mon), Braddock PA--Skins and Pins pre-season warmup
• Apr 22  (Sunday) 12:30pm OPENING DAY at The Lake Club, Poland OH--PCS tournament #1 flighted stroke play format
• Apr 29  (Sunday) 10am Birdsfoot, Freeport PA--PCS tournament #2, flighted stroke play format
• May 1 Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page above for all details)
• May 6 (Sunday) 11:30am Nemacolin Country Club, Beallsville PA--PCS tournament #3 flighted Stableford format 
• May 12  (SATURDAY) 9:30am Kennsington Club, Canfield OH--PCS tournament #4, Money Major, flighted stroke play format 
• May 20  (Sunday) 10am Totteridge, Greensburg PA--PCS tournament #5, WAC qualifier #1, flighted stroke play format
• May 27  (Sunday) 9:20am Firestone Farms, Columbiana OH--PCS tournament #6, player option flighted stroke play format
• June 3  (Sunday) 10:30am Squaw Creek, Vienna OH--PCS tournament #7, PCS Major, flighted Stableford format with Field Skins
• June 10  (Sunday) 9:25am Linden Hall, Dawson PA--Full Field competition, flighted BIG Skins
• June 16  (SATURDAY) Lodestone Deep Creek MD (skins and pins)
• June 17 (Sunday) 11:30am The Pines Country Club, Morgantown WV--PCS tournament #8, Money Major, flighted stroke play format
• June 24  (Sunday) 9:30am Lindenwood Red/Blue, McMurray PA--PCS tournament #9, WAC qualifier #2, flighted stroke play format
• July 1  (Sunday) 10:30am Avalon Lakes, Warren OH--PCS tournament #10, PCS Major, flighted stroke play format 
• July 8  (Sunday) 8am Quicksilver, Midway PA--PCS tournament #11, player option flight stroke play format
• July 14 (Saturday) 2-3pm Whispering Woods Golf Club, Erie, PA (skins and pins)
• July 15  (Sunday) 10am Whispering Woods Golf Club, Erie, PA (main tournament)--PCS tournament #12 with Big Skins, flighted stroke play format
• July 22  (Sunday)  9:30am Westwood Golf Club, West Mifflin PA--PCS tournament #13, WAC qualifier Final
• July 27-29 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, Binghamton NY--3 day team match play competition
• Aug 5  (Sunday) 11am Seven Oaks Country Club, Brighton PA--PCS tournament #14, Money Major, flighted Stableford format
• Aug 12  (Sunday) 10:15am Avalon at Buhl, Sharon PA--PCS tournament #15, FULL Field format with Field Skins 
• Aug 19  (Sunday) 10am Toms Run, Blairsville PA--PCS tournament #16 with Big Skins, flighted stroke play format
• Aug 26-Aug 30  Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship
• Aug 31 (FRI)  Lonnie Poole GC at NC State, Raleigh NC
• Sept 1 (SAT)  Rock Harbor GC, Winchester VA
• Sept 2 (Sunday) 1:30pm Ligonier Country Club  Club, Ligonier PA--PCS tournament #17, PCS Major, flighted stroke play format
• Sept 9 (Sunday) 10am OakTree Golf Club, West Middlesex PA--PCS tournament #18, FULL Field format with larger and deeper payouts
• Sept 16 (Sunday) 10:30am Williams Country Club, Weirton WV--PCS tournament #19, Money Major, flighted stroke play format
• Sept 23  (Sunday)  noon New Castle Country Club, New Castle PA--PCS tournament #20, player option flight stableford format
• Sept 29  (SAT) 9am The Madison Club, Madison PA--George Messmer Memorial Tour Championship Day 1--PCS tournament #21 
• Sept 30  (SUN) 9am The Madison Club, Madison PA--George Messmer Memorial Tour Championship Day 2--PCS tournament #21 
• Oct 7 (Sunday)  noon  Sunnehanna Country Club, Johnstown PA--PCS Championship (qualified players only first to register)--PCS tournament #22
• Oct 14-19 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 21  (Sunday) 11:30am Montour Heights Country Club, Coraopolis PA
• Oct 28  (Sunday) TBD
• Nov 1 thru Nov 4  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by Team and Individual tournament rounds
• Nov 2  NTC tournament round 1 at Disney's Lake Buena Vista Course  (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 3  NTC tournament round 2 at Grand Cypress, (North-South) and (South-East) Courses  (7:30am split tees)
• Nov 4  NTC tournament round 3 at Shingle Creek (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation

2017 PGT Tournament Schedule and List of Events

• Jan 14    PGT off-season party. Rockwell's Red Lion Restaurant, Elizabeth PA
• Feb 2-6  Teeth of the Dog--CASA de CAMPO, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-6  Dye Fore--CASA de CAMPO, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-6  Punta Espada (round 1)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-6  Punta Espada (round 2)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-6  Cana Bay Golf Club--Macao, Dominican Republic
• Feb 19    Handicap and Competition Committee Meeting, Hilton Garden Inn, Cranberry Twp.
• Feb 24-26 Pittsburgh Golf Show--Monroeville Convention Center Corner Booth #906
• Apr 2 (Sunday) 10am Lindenwood (Gold and Blue course), McMurray PA--Start of PCS
• Apr 9 (Sunday) 9am Cranberry Highlands, Cranberry Twp PA--PCS#2
• Apr 15  (SATURDAY) 9:45am Birdsfoot, Freeport PA--PCS#3--Stableford Scoring--Team score option
• Apr 23  (Sunday) 10am The Madison Club, Madison PA--PCS#4--Field Skins
• Apr 30  (Sunday) 9am Cranberry Highlands, Cranberry Twp PA--PCS#5
• May 1 Year Long Match Play Tournament Begins (refer to "Other Events" page at top of home page for all details)
• May 7 (Sunday) 10:30am Williams Country Club, Weirton WV--PCS#6
• May 12  (FRIDAY) 1pm Westmoreland Country Club, Export PA--PCS#7
• May 21  (Sunday) 11am Willowbrook Country Club, Apollo PA---World Am Prize Qualifier #1--PCS#8
• May 28  (Sunday) 9:30am Avalon at Buhl, Sharon PA--PCS#9
• June 4  (Sunday) 11:25am Oglebay Resort-Palmer Course, Wheeling WV--PCS#10
• June 11  (Sunday)10:50am Reserve Run, Poland OH--PCS#11
• June 17  (SATURDAY) 8am shotgun Quicksilver, Midway PA--PCS#12
• June 25  (Sunday) 10:30am Firestone Farms, Columbiana OH-----World Am Prize Qualifier #2--PCS#13
• July 2  (Sunday) 9:54am Totteridge, Greensburg PA--PCS#14
• July 7 (FRIDAY) 2pm Boulder Creek, Streetsboro OH
• July 8 (SATURDAY) 10:30 Squaw Creek, Vienna OH-- Single day tournament and/or 36 hole tournament -- Option to stay at Avalon Inn for discounted rate
• July 9  (Sunday) 10:30 Avalon Lakes, Warren OH -- Single day tournament and/or 36 hole tournament--PCS#15 (2 day Major)
• July 16  (Sunday)  9:45am Pittsburgh National, Gibsonia PCS#16
• July 23  (Sunday) 9am Lindenwood (Red and Blue Course) McMurray PA--World Am Prize Qualifier FINAL--PCS#17
• July 28-30 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Links at Hiawatha Landing, Binghamton NY
• Aug 6  (Sunday) 10:45am Lodestone GC, McHenry MD--PCS#18
• Aug 13  (Sunday) 10:30am Trumbull Country Club, Warren OH--PCS#19
• Aug 20  (Sunday) 10am Oakview GC, Slippery Rock PA--PCS#20
• Aug 27-Sept 1  Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship
• Sept 1 (FRI) Lonnie Poole, Raleigh NC
• Sept 2 (SAT) Rock Harbor, Winchester VA
• Sept 3 (Sunday) 11am Shepherd's Rock at Nemacolin Woodlands, Farmington PA--PCS#21
• Sept 10 (Sunday) 11:45am New Castle Country Club, New Castle PA--PCS#22
• Sept 17 (Sunday) noon Olde Stonewall GC, Ellwood City PA--PCS#23
• Sept 24  (Sunday) 11:30am Youghiogheny Country Club, Elizabeth PA--PCS#24
• Oct 1 (Sunday) 10:30am Williams Country Club, Weirton WV--PCS#25
• Oct 7  (SAT) PGT Tour Championship Day 1 (SAT) 9am The Madison Club
• Oct 8  (SUN) PGT Tour Championship Day 2 (SUN) 9am The Madison Club--PCS#26 (2 day Major)
• Oct 15-20 Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 22  (Sunday) 11:30am Montour Heights Country Club, Coraopolis PA
• Oct 29  (Sunday) TBD
• Nov 7 thru Nov 12  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by Team and Individual tournament rounds
• Nov 10  NTC tournament round 1 at Champions Gate  (7:15am split tees)
• Nov 11  NTC tournament round 2 at Disney Palm (7:15am split tees)
• Nov 12  NTC tournament round 3 at Grand Cypress New Course (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Jan 13, 2018--Saturday--PGT off-season party. Rockwell's Red Lion Restaurant, Elizabeth PA.  6:30 to 8:30pm

2016 PGT Tournament Schedule and List of Events

• Feb 2-8  Teeth of the Dog--CASA de CAMPO, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-8  Dye Fore--CASA de CAMPO, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-8  Punta Espada (round 1)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-8  Punta Espada (round 2)--CapCana, Dominican Republic
• Feb 2-8  Cana Bay Golf Club--Macao, Dominican Republic
• Mar 5 Administration meeting for Handicap and Competition Committee
• Mar 11-13 Pittsburgh Golf Show--Monroeville Convention Center Corner Booth #729
• Apr 10 (Sunday) Butlers Lakeside, Elizabeth PA  Start of PCS (Masters and kickoff party at Mama Pepino's Restaurant after your round)
• Apr 17  (Sunday) Lone Pine Country Club, Washington PA
• Apr 24  (Sunday)  Madison Club, Madison PA
• May 1  (Sunday) New Castle Country Club, New Castle PA
• May 7  (SATURDAY) Quicksilver, 8am shotgun  BIG SKINS
• May 15  (Sunday) Willowbrook Country Club, Apollo PA MONEY MAJOR #1
• May 22  (Sunday) Firestone Farms, Columbiana OH  WAC Qualifier #1
• May 29  (Sunday) Uniontown Country Club, Uniontown PA  PCS MAJOR #1
• June 5  (Sunday) Squaw Creek, Vienna OH  FIELD SKINS
• June 12  (Sunday) Hillcrest Country Club, Lower Burrell PA  WAC Qualifier #2
• June 17  (FRIDAY) Westmoreland Country Club, Export PA--afternoon tee times Friday.  Enjoy US Open on the weekend and Fathers Day.
• June 26  (Sunday)  Cranberry Highlands, Cranberry Twp PA
• July 3  (Sunday) Hickory Heights, Bridgeville PA MONEY MAJOR #2
• July 10  (Sunday) Avalon at Buhl, Sharon PA  PCS MAJOR #2
• July 17  (Sunday) Totteridge, Greensburg PA  FIELD SKINS
• July 24  (Sunday)  Lindenwood, Red & Blue Course, McMurray PA  WAC Final Qualifier #3
• July 29-31 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Binghamton NY
• Aug 7  (Sunday)  Oak Tree GC, West Misslesex PA  SUPER TOURNAMENT (WAC make up if one of first 3 is rained out)
• Aug 14  (Sunday) Avalon Lakes, Warren OH  PCS MAJOR #3
• Aug 21  (Sunday)  Willowbrook CC, Apollo PA  MONEY MAJOR #3
• Aug 28-Sept 2  Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship
• Sept 3 & 4  Raven Golf Club at Snowshoe Mountain.  Play one or both days.  ($142 for two rounds which includes lodging Saturday night)
• Sept 11  (Sunday)  The Links at Spring Church, Apollo PA SPLIT FIELD PLAYER OPTION
• Sept 18  (Sunday) Olde Stonewall, Ellwood City PA.  Stableford Scoring
• Sept 24  (SATURDAY) Ligonier Country Club, Ligonier PA  PCS MAJOR #4
• Oct 1  PGT Tour Championship Day 1 (SAT), Oakview GC, Slippery Rock PA (separate daily prize purses and side games) ($18 practice round rate any time prior)
• Oct 2  PGT Tour Championship Day 2 (SUN), Butlers Lakeside Course ($3000 Extra cash added into two day prize purse, must play 8 Events prior)  
• Oct 9  (Sunday)  Williams Country Club, Weirton WV  PCS Championship PCS MAJOR #5
• Oct 15-20 Nike Pro-Am with the Tri-State PGA, Paiute Resort, Las Vegas NV with accommodations at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip
• Oct 23  (Sunday) Montour Heights Country Club, Moon Twp PA
• Oct 30 thru Nov 3  National Tour Challenge, Orlando FL. discounted practice rounds and skin games followed by Team and Individual tournament rounds
• Nov 4  NTC tournament round 1 at Orange County National, Panther Lake Course (8am split or single tee times TBD)
• Nov 5  NTC tournament round 2 at Disney Magnolia (8am split tees)
• Nov 6  NTC tournament round 3 at Falcons Fire (8am shotgun) followed by lunch and awards presentation
• Nov 30  Superstition Springs Golf Club, Scottsdale AZ
• Dec 1  Golf Club at Estrella, Scottsdale AZ
• Dec 2  Ocotillo Golf Club,Scottsdale AZ
• Dec 3  Sunridge Canyon Golf Club, Scottsdale AZ
• Dec 4  Talking Stick GC, Talking Stick Resort and Casino, Scottsdale AZ
• Date TBD for off season Party, Rockwells Red Lion, Elizabeth PA

2015 PGT Tournament Schedule and List of Events

• Jan 18--Administration meeting
• Jan 24--Handicap and Competition Committee winter meeting
• Mar13-Mar 15 Pittsburgh Golf Show--Corner Booth #600
• Mar 25-29 Spring Primer, Barefoot Resort Myrtle Beach SC
• Mar 26--Myrtle Beach National Kings North, Myrtle Beach SC
• Mar 27--Grande Dunes, North Myrtle Beach SC
• Mar 28--Long Bay, Longs SC
• Mar 29--The Wizard--Conway SC
• Apr 12 Butlers Woodside, Elizabeth PA (Start of PCS)
• Apr 19 Totteridge, Greensburg PA (Stableford)
• Apr 26  Oak Tree CC, West Middlesex PA
• May 3  Lindenwood GC, McMurray PA
• May 9  Quicksilver, 8am shotgun (Big SKINS, Saturday before Mothers Day)
• May 17  Hillcrest CC, New Kensington PA
• May 24  Pittsburgh National, Gibsonia PA (WAC #1)
• May 31  Oakview, Slippery Rock PA (Super Tournament)
• June 7  Lodestone, McHenry MD (PCS Major, Stableford)
• June 14  Squaw Creek, Vienna OH (Money Major)
• June 21  Cranberry Highlands, Cranberry Twp PA (WAC #2)
• June 28  Links at Spring Church, Apollo PA (Split Field Player Option)
• July 5  Butlers Lakeside, Elizabeth PA (Big Skins)
• July 12 Avalon at Buhl, Sharon PA (WAC Final) 
• July 19  Latrobe CC, Latrobe PA (PCS Major, Stableford)
• July 23-26 Ryder Cup vs TOUR of Boston, Binghamton NY
• Aug 2  Toms Run, Blairsville PA (WAC Makup date)
• Aug 9   Williams CC, Weirton WV (PGT appreciation day)
• Aug 16  Avalon Lakes, Warren OH (PCS Major)
• Aug 23  Firestone Farms, Columbiana OH (Money Major)
• Aug 31-Sept 4 Myrtle Beach World Amateur Championship
• Sept 13  New Castle CC, New Castle PA (Stableford)
• Sept 20  Olde Stonewall, Elwood City PA
• Sept 26  PGT Tour Championship Day 1, Madison Club  
• Sept 27  PGT Tour Championship Day 2, Madison Club (Extra TC money) 
• Oct 4   Hannastown GC, Greensburg PA--PCS Championship (Final PCS Major)  
• Oct 11  Cranberry Highlands, Big Money FINAL
• Oct 18-22 Nike Pro-Am, Paiute Resort, Las Vegas NV
• Oct 26  TBD 
• Nov 2  TBD 
• Orange Co National, Orange Lake Legends, Shingle Creek
• Dec 2 Desert Canyon GC, Fountain Hills AZ
• Dec 3  Raven at Verrado GC, Buckeye AZ
• Dec 4  Dove Valley Ranch GC, Cave Creek AZ
• Dec 5  Trilogy at Vistancia GC, Peoria AZ
• Dec 6   Rancho Manana GC, Cave Creek AZ
• Date TBD for Holiday Party, Rockwells Red Lion, Elizabeth PA
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Oakmont Country Club To Host Numerous Future USGA Events Including U.S. Open

August 11, 2021 / 11:48 AM EDT / CBS Pittsburgh

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

OAKMONT, Pa. (KDKA) --  The USGA has announced a long-term relationship with Oakmont Country Club that will bring several championship golf events to Western Pennsylvania over the next two decades.

The news was announced Wednesday morning at the U.S. Amateur Championship, which is being co-hosted this week by Oakmont Country Club and the Longue Vue Club.

Oakmont Country Club had previously been designated as the site for the 2025 U.S. Open, but the tournament will also be returning to the historic venue in 2034, 2042, and 2049.

The U.S. Women's Open will be played there in 2028 and 2038.

The venue will also host the 2033 Walker Cup Match and the 2046 U.S. Women's Amateur.

This new relationship between Oakmont Country Club and the USGA will make Oakmont the second U.S. Open anchor site, meaning championship golf will return to the venue every five to six years.

Prior to this week's U.S. Amateur Championship, the venue hosted the U.S. Open in 2016 and 2007, and the U.S. Amateur in 2003.

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• Corebridge Financial Team of PGA of America Golf Professionals to Compete in 84th KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship

BENTON HARBOR, Michigan (May 22, 2024) – The 84th KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship returns for a historic sixth time to Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Michigan, where the Corebridge Financial Team of PGA of America Golf Professionals will compete against the world’s best senior golfers. The Corebridge Financial Team at the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship includes the top finishers in the 2023 Senior PGA Professional Championship held last October at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. “Our incredible PGA of America Golf Professionals who comprise the Corebridge Financial Team have combined for 130 starts in the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship,” said PGA of America President John Lindert, PGA Director of Golf at the Country Club of Lansing (Michigan). “Their resilience on the course is matched by their passion for their tenured careers on the lesson tee, in the golf shop and in their respective communities. They love to compete and they love to help others enjoy the game. We wish them the best of luck at Harbor Shores.” Corebridge Financial’s partnership with the PGA of America includes the title sponsorship of three PGA of America Member teams, formerly known as the Team of 20 (PGA Championship); Team of 35 (KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship); and Team of 9 (KPMG Women’s PGA Championship). Each group is now recognized as the Corebridge Financial Team. Bob Sowards, PGA, the Director of Instruction at Kinsale Golf & Fitness Club in Powell, Ohio, will lead the team as champion of the 2023 Senior PGA Professional Championship. One of the Association’s most accomplished competitors, he won the PGA of America Senior PGA Professional Player of the Year award five times, including in 2023, as well as four PGA of America Professional Player of the Year honors. He has been a member of 15 Corebridge Financial Teams competing in both PGA Championships and KitchenAid Senior PGA Championships. Sowards finished T-5 in the 2021 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club, and even held the lead in the second round. He made the cut at the 2023 Championship at PGA Frisco and also competed in 2022 and 2019. Among other notables beginning play Thursday: David Hutsell, PGA, Lead Instructor at Baltimore Country Club, played in the 2010 and ’11 PGA Championships. He finished T-26 in the 2023 Senior PGA Professional Championship to earn a place on the Corebridge Financial Team at Harbor Shores. He’s competed in 10 PGA Tour events and has won three PGA Professional Championships (2010, ‘11, ‘15). In 2020, Hutsell was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and has gone through several rounds of cancer treatments. He is currently in remission. Tracy Phillips, PGA, Director of Instruction at Cedar Ridge Country Club in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, comes into the KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship after making his PGA Championship debut last week at age 61. A Member of the PGA of America since 1992, Phillips stopped playing competitive golf for 20 years (1988-2008) following a collegiate golf career at Oklahoma State University. He finished T-8 in the PGA Professional Championship to earn a spot on the Corebridge Financial Team, and made the cut in the 2023 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship at PGA Frisco. Tim Weinhart, PGA, the Director of Instruction at Heritage Golf Links in Tucker, GA, finished T-9 in the 2023 Senior PGA Professional Championship to earn his spot on the Corebridge Financial Team. He previously played in six major championships: five PGA Championships (2002, ’05, ’06, ’08, ’09) and the 2012 U.S. Open. He made the cut at both the 2022 and 2023 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championships, including finishing as low PGA of America Golf Professional in 2023 at PGA Frisco. Weinhart is one of only four players to win the “Georgia PGA Grand Slam”: Georgia Open, Georgia PGA Championship, Atlanta Open and Georgia PGA Match Play Championship. 2024 Corebridge Financial Team:

Don Berry, PGA (Rogers, Minn.) – Edinburgh USA Golf Club, Minnesota Section

Greg Bisconti, PGA (South Salem, N.Y.) – The Saint Andrew’s Golf Club, Metropolitan Section

Eric Bogar, PGA (Houston, Texas) – Golfcrest Country Club, Southern Texas Section

Craig Bowden, PGA (Bloomington, Ind.) – Indiana PGA Life Member, Indiana Section

Jeff Brehaut, PGA (Park City, Utah) – Utah PGA Life Member, Utah Section

Jason Caron, PGA (Greenlawn, N.Y.) – Mill River Club Inc., Metropolitan Section

Jim Carter, PGA (Scottsdale, Ariz.) – Southwest PGA Life Member, Southwest Section Paul Claxton, PGA (Claxton, Ga.) – Richmond Hill Golf Club, Georgia Section

Frank Esposito, PGA (Florham Park, N.J.) – Mountain Ridge Country Club, New Jersey Section

Ray Franz, PGA (Mount Pleasant, S.C.) – Daniel Island Club, Carolinas Section

Greg Gregory, PGA (Joshua, Texas) – Southern Oaks Golf Club, Northern Texas Section

Jeff Hart, PGA (Solana Beach, Calif.) – Southern California PGA Life Member, Southern California Section

Scott Hebert, PGA (Traverse City, Mich.) – Traverse City Golf & Country Club, Michigan Section

Gregory Hiller, PGA (San Antonio, Texas) – TPC San Antonio, Southern Texas Section

Jason Hrynkiw, PGA (Ormond Beach, Fla.) – Oceanside Country Club, North Florida Section

David Hutsell, PGA (Lutherville, Md.) – Baltimore Country Club, Middle Atlantic Section

Ed Kirby, PGA (North Kingstown, Ri.) – The Aquidneck Club, New England Section

Chad Kurmel, PGA (Okemos, Mich.) – Michigan State University, Michigan Section

David Ladd, PGA (West Palm Beach, Fla.) – Champions Club at Summerfield, South Florida Section

Brad Lanning, PGA (Hortonville, Wi.) – Rise Up Golf Consulting, Wisconsin Section

Brad Lardon, PGA (Santa Fe, N.M.) – The Club at Las Campanas, Sun Country Section

Ryan Malby, PGA (Kalispell, Mont.) – Pacific Northwest PGA Life Member, Pacific Northwest Section Sean McCarty, PGA (Solon, Iowa) – Brown Deer Golf Club, Iowa Section

Todd McCorkle, PGA (Fort Worth, Texas) – Old Overton Club, Northern Texas Section

Dave McNabb, PGA (Newark, Del.) – Applebrook Golf Club, Philadelphia Section

Alan Morin, PGA (Royal Palm Beach, Fla.) – The Club at Ibis, South Florida Section

Rick Morton, PGA (Jacksonville, N.C.) – Rock Creek Golf & Country Club, Carolinas Section

Birk Nelson, PGA (Eugene, Ore.) – Orange Whip Golf & Fitness, Pacific Northwest Section

Rod Perry, PGA, (Port Orange, Fla.) – Crane Lakes Golf & Country Club, North Florida Section

Tracy Phillips, PGA (Tulsa, Okla.) – Cedar Ridge Country Club, South Central Section

Chad Proehl, PGA (Urbandale, Iowa) – Sugar Creek Golf Course, Iowa Section)

Jake Reeves, PGA (Knoxville, Tenn.) – Fox Den Country Club, Tennessee Section

Micah Rudosky, PGA (Cortez, Colo.) – Conquistador Golf Course, Colorado Section

Robert Russell, PGA (Stilwell, Ks.) – Nicklaus Golf Club At LionsGate, Midwest Section

Jeffrey Schmid, PGA (Iowa City, Iowa) – Brown Deer Golf Club, Iowa Section

Steve Schneiter, PGA (Sandy, Utah) – Schneiter’s Pebblebrook, Utah Section

Rob Sedorcek, PGA (Ballwin, Mo.) – Family Golf & Learning Center, Gateway Section

Mick Smith, PGA (Summit, Wis.) – Mick Smith Golf, Wisconsin Section

Bob Sowards, PGA (Dublin, Ohio) – Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club, Southern Ohio Section

Tim Weinhart, PGA (Canton, Ga.) – Heritage Golf Links, Georgia Section The KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship, golf’s most historic and prestigious senior Major Championship, will be contested May 23-26 and broadcast on Golf Channel and NBC. The action can also be taken in through srpgachampionship.com and by following @seniorpgachamp on Facebook, Instagram and X. About PGA of America

The PGA of America is one of the world’s largest sports organizations, composed of more than 30,000 PGA of America Golf Professionals who love the game, are expert coaches, operators and business leaders, and work daily to drive interest, inclusion and participation in the sport. The PGA of America owns and operates numerous championships and events, including major championships for men, women, seniors and the Ryder Cup, one of the world’s foremost sporting events. For more information, visit PGA.com and follow us on X, formerly known as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

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• Braden Shattuck, PGA, Breaks Bellewood Country Club Course Record to Win 2024 Delaware Valley Open

Pottstown, Pa. (May 20, 2024) — PGA of America Golf Professional Braden Shattuck of Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pa., broke Bellewood Country Club’s course record to win the  2024 Philadelphia PGA Delaware Valley Open  with an 8-under-par 63. Coming off an impressive finish at the PGA Championship in Kentucky, where he earned  Low Club Professional honors , Shattuck bettered Louis Kelly of Gulph Mills Golf Club by two strokes. The tournament is a Philadelphia PGA  Rolex / Haverford Trust Company Philadelphia PGA Player of the Year  points event, and the second Silvercrest Cup qualifier of the year.

Shattuck made eight birdies and zero bogeys en route to surpass Bellewood’s course record by two strokes, which was made even more impressive by the fact that he drove 10 hours from Louisville, Ky., following the PGA Championship’s trophy ceremony, in order to make his 2:30 p.m. tee time today. To watch Shattuck accept the Low Club Professional trophy,  click here .

“I didn’t get into too much trouble today,” Shattuck said of his round. “I had a lot of short clubs in my hand, which made it a little easier, having a 130-yard approach compared to 230 yards at Valhalla.”

Returning for the third season, the Silvercrest Cup series will include four qualifying events for Philadelphia PGA Professionals, and will culminate in a $30,000 Silvercrest Cup final on September 16, hosted at Union League Liberty Hill in Lafayette Hill, Pa. For more information on the season-long race to the Silvercrest Cup,  click here . In addition to receiving the winner’s share of the purse, Shattuck also took home an additional $2,500 from the Silvercrest Cup qualifier bonus pool.

“It’s amazing,” when asked about his Silvercrest Cup bonus. “We’re fortunate that they take care of us through the Silvercrest Cup final and qualifier bonuses. I am personally very thankful for Silvercrest and Allen Gray for what they do for us. I couldn’t be happier.”

Shattuck went on to thank the Rolling Green members and Rolling Green PGA Director of Golf Scott Chisholm for being so supportive, the Philadelphia PGA Section staff, his fiancée, family, and friends, for being there when he needs them.

“Being on the road for a long time can be hard, and I’m lucky to have everyone around supporting me,” said Shattuck.

The University of Delaware’s Brendon Post and Sandy Run C.C.’s Trevor Bensel tied for third place at 4-under-par. Seven PGA Golf Professionals tied for fifth place at 1-under-par.

Brendon Post, PGA, topped the Senior Division leaderboard at 4-under-par, bettering fellow PGA Professionals Terry Hertzog, Bent Creek C.C., and Terry Hatch, Royal Oaks G.C., by three strokes. Pete Lovenguth, Sandy Run C.C., and Bill Walker tied for fourth place at 1-over-par.

The Philadelphia Cricket Club’s Bill Sautter, PGA, took the top prize in the Super Senior Division, finishing at 2-under-par, five strokes ahead of a trio of PGA Professionals: PGA Life Members Wayne Phillips and Michael Versuk, and Greg Farrow, Deerwood C.C. PGA Life Member J.R. Delich, 82, finished in fifth place and turned in a round of 78, making it the 400th time he has shot or bettered his age on the golf course. Well played, J.R.!

The  Philadelphia Assistants’ Organization  (PAO) held an event concurrently with the Delaware Valley Open, with Louis Kelly emerging victorious. Trevor Bensel finished in second place two behind Kelly. Jeff Fick, Moselem Springs G.C., and Robert Fenton, Sunnybrook G.C., tied for third place at 1-under-par. Fifth place was rounded out by Matt Finger, DuPont C.C., Zach Barbin, Chesapeake Bay G.C., and Alex Knoll, Glen Brook G.C., all of whom shot even-par 71s.

To view the full 2024 Delaware Valley Open leaderboard,  click here.

About the Philadelphia PGA Section The Philadelphia PGA Section, covering eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware, is one of 41 geographical managing entities of the PGA of America. This Section manages nearly 900 PGA of America Members and Associates who are employed at over 590 golf facilities in our region.

Contact:  Matt Frey, PGA, Communications Director,  [email protected]

• Philadelphia PGA of America Golf Professional Braden Shattuck Earns Low Club Professional Honors at 2024 PGA Championship

Shattuck, Wells head home with a trove of highlights and memories

By Jeff Babineau, PGA Pool Reporter

PGA of America Golf Professional Braden Shattuck expects the usual barrage of questions when he gets back on the practice tee at Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pennsylvania, where he is PGA Director of Instruction.

With Shattuck, 29, having just played in his second PGA Championship, his students will want to know what his nerves were like; who he played with; and what he did to keep himself calm. This time, he will have a new question to answer:  What was it like to play on the weekend at a major?

He and Jeremy Wells, a 33-year-old Director of Instruction at Cypress Lake Golf Club in Fort Myers, Florida, were the two PGA Golf Professionals from the 21-man Corebridge Financial Team who made the 36-hole cut at the 106th PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. Wells and Shattuck each were competing in their second PGA Championship, having made it to Oak Hill a year ago, and this time they saw the championship all the way through.

Both experienced highs and lows at Valhalla, but were departing Kentucky far richer for their experience. Who might benefit the most? Those lucky golfers that they teach back home.

Shattuck, winner of the 2023 PGA Professional Championship, shot a closing 3-over 74 on Sunday, managing to close out his week with three hard-earned pars to finish 72 holes in red numbers. At 1-under 283, he earned honors as the Low PGA of America Golf Professional.

“This week has been obviously awesome,” said Shattuck, whose golf career was put on hold five years ago when he was involved in a terrible car accident that herniated two disks and took him out of golf for two years. “This is the first cut I’ve made [in a big pro event], and I just happened to do it at a major.”

Wells finished on a tough note, making a triple-bogey 8 at the par-5 18th early Sunday, but it did little to dampen his memorable week-long experience. Competing elbow to elbow with the best players in the world is something he had dreamed about since starting the game at 5 years old back in Virginia. He tried the pro game for a bit, but discovered what others who try it find out: Golf is really, really hard.

Making the cut at Valhalla was something that two-time major champion Jon Rahm did not do, that U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick did not do, that six-time major champion Phil Mickelson did not do. That is, perform well enough to make it to the third round of the championship.

“What did it look like?” asked Wells Sunday afternoon, when asked to recount those starry aspirations of his youth. “It looks like this. Beautiful days playing great golf courses in front of hundreds, thousands of people. Lots of fun.”

Wells has three children 7 and under, and two of them were in Kentucky to watch their dad play. He had quite a week, sharing it with his former roommate and teammate from the College of William & Mary, Spencer Kushner, who caddied for him. His parents were at Valhalla, too. One highlight came on Wednesday, when Wells was looking to play nine holes and then get some rest. As he stood waiting to hit on the 10th tee, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler and Scheffler’s Ryder Cup teammate, Max Homa, stepped up to join him.

Wells’ dad, Leigh Wells, said that did wonders to relax his son for Thursday’s first round, when he shot 69.

Wells said he drew inspiration, as many PGA of America Golf Professionals have, from the T-15 performance of PGA Professional Michael Block last May at Oak Hill. One thing he will take with him home to Florida is the desire to play more golf with his students, and not just watch them hit balls on a practice tee.

He also hoped that a great week in Kentucky leaves a lasting impression on his son, Mason, and daughter, Chloe, who were troopers all week, joining their mom, Melissa, in watching their father play his rounds.

“I hope they learn, my kids especially, just the amount of hard work that goes into this,” Wells said. “Got to hang in there, whatever it is in life. If you continue to stay focused and refine it through time, you can always get better. And we’re going to do that again for next year, or for the next opportunity.”

Shattuck wore a ribbon to honor his friend Dustin Wallis, member of the Philadelphia PGA Section whose life ended unexpectedly, and much too soon, at age 45 last month. Asked if Wallis would have approved of his showing at Valhalla, Shattuck said, “I think so… I think so. Hopefully he’s proud.”

For both Shattuck and Wells there will be plenty of time down the road to savor their great week, but on Monday, there was golf to play. Wells was trying to get back for a South Florida PGA Section event on Monday; Shattuck faced driving 10 hours home to Pennsylvania, hoping to make a time for a Section event at Bellwood, which is a Silver Crest Cup qualifier.

As the 2023 PPC champion, Shattuck still has three PGA Tour exemptions upcoming in 2024. He hopes to play Rocket Mortgage, John Deere and Barracuda. In challenging times, he can just harken back to his play at Valhalla.

About PGA of America The PGA of America is one of the world’s largest sports organizations, composed of more than 30,000 PGA of America Golf Professionals who love the game, are expert coaches, operators and business leaders, and work daily to drive interest, inclusion and participation in the sport. The PGA of America owns and operates numerous championships and events, including major championships for men, women, seniors and the Ryder Cup, one of the world’s foremost sporting events. For more information, visit PGA.com and follow us on X, formerly known as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Media Contacts Jesse Dodson, PGA of America,  [email protected] Jared Minski, Mastro Communications,  [email protected]

• Root for Dave McNabb as He Competes in the 2024 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship

PGA of America Member Dave McNabb of Applebrook Golf Club in Malvern, Pa., will be making a major championship appearance at the 2024 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship at Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor, Mich., on May 23-26.

McNabb qualified via their play in last year’s Senior PGA Professional Championship at PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Fla., where the top 35 finishers earn exemptions into the men’s senior major. McNabb has played several major championships, including in last year’s year’s KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship, where he made the first-ever competitive hole-in-one at PGA Frisco in Texas.

Rich Steinmetz of Spring Ford Country Club in Royersford, Pa., had also qualified, but unfortunately had to withdraw due to an injury. Steinmetz, the two-time Philadelphia Senior PGA Professional Champion, and a past PGA Championship competitor, made his senior men’s major championship debut at last year’s KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship.

We hope you will help us root Dave on as he competes in front of the fans in Michigan. If you are unable to attend the championship, we have listed the television broadcast times below.

How to Watch: 2024 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship

Thursday, May 23 Golf Channel: 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. McNabb: 2:19 p.m. start time

Friday, May 24 Golf Channel: 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. McNabb: 8:54 a.m. start time

Saturday, May 25 NBC: 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 27 Golf Channel: 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. NBC: 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.

• Philadelphia PGA of America Golf Professional Braden Shattuck Plays Weekend at 106th PGA Championship

Louisville, Kentucky (May 18, 2024) – PGA of America Golf Professionals Braden Shattuck (Philadelphia PGA Section) and Jeremy Wells (South Florida PGA Section) made the cut at the 106th PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club. It’s the first time since 2021 that more than one PGA of America Golf Professional will play the weekend at the PGA Championship.

Shattuck, the PGA Director of Instruction at Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pennsylvania, made the cut after missing last year in his first  appearance in the PGA Championship.

Beginning the second round on the 10th hole, Shattuck got off to a quick start with birdies on holes 11-13. He made the turn at 2-under, however bogies on holes 3 and 4 nudged him outside the cutline. He needed at least one birdie over the final two holes to get within the top-70 and ties to reach the weekend. The birdie came on the par-3 8th hole (his 17th of the round) courtesy of draining a 35-footer.

On the par-4 9th, he found the fairway bunker off the tee and a greenside bunker with this approach. He stared down a 4-footer then holed it for par.

“The cup looked like the size of a thimble on that last 4-footer,” Shattuck said, smiling, “but, thankfully, it found its way to the middle.”

Shattuck had to rebuild his swing due to a car accident in 2019, herniating two disks in his back and unable to swing a golf club for two years. He won the 2023 PGA Professional Championship to play at Oak Hill, where missing the cut last year left him wanting more.

This will be his first time playing the weekend of a Major Championship as part of the Corebridge Financial Team.

“That’s something you take a lot of pride in,” he said. “It’s nice to represent the PGA of America out here.”

Shattuck began his third round at 1:34 p.m. ET off the 10th tee paired with S.H. Kim and Stephan Jaeger.

Wells (2-under), the PGA Director of Player Development at Cypress Lake Golf Club in Fort Myers, Florida, finished his second round Saturday morning after play was suspended due to darkness on Friday.

A good night’s rest isn’t always easy to come by for a father of three. Trying to sleep with two holes still to play to make his first cut at the PGA Championship may be even harder.

“We woke our kids up at 4:30 to get to the golf course,” Wells said. “We were in blankets in the clubhouse. Yeah, didn’t sleep very well but it wasn’t the first time I felt that way.

“Fortunately, I got to play 8 and 9 this morning, which are kind of normal holes here. But even still, I knew I was going to have to stand over a couple 3-footers.”

With a two-putt par on the par-3 8th hole, Wells had a shot to spare to make the 1-under cut on his 36th hole, alleviating some stress for the 2-footer that finished his even-par round.

Wells made the Corebridge Financial Team in 2023 at Oak Hill, but missed the cut. Making the weekend this year was the ultimate goal.

“We have a Section Championship which leads to the National Championship (PGA Professional Championship) which leads to the PGA Championship, and then you have a cut at the PGA Championship,” Wells said. “Now that I’ve made this cut, hopefully some of the pressure is off because these next two days are kind of the goal for my year. I’m fortunate enough to get this far to the PGA Championship.”

Wells will begin his third round at 1:01 p.m. ET off the 10th tee paired with 2010 PGA Champion Martin Kaymer (2-under) and Tyrell Hatton (2-under).

The last time more than one PGA of America Golf Professional made the cut at the PGA Championship was 2021 at The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, when Ben Cook (Michigan Section) and Brad Marek (Northern California Section) played the weekend.

Corebridge Financial broadened its partnership with the PGA of America to include title sponsorship of the PGA of America Member teams, formerly known as the Team of 20 (PGA Championship); Team of 35 (KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship); and Team of 9 (KPMG Women’s PGA Championship). Each group will now be recognized as the Corebridge Financial Team.

The PGA Championship continues May 18-19 at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. You can stream, watch or listen on the networks of CBS, CBS Sports Network, Paramount, ESPN, ESPN+ and SiriusXM Radio.

Shattuck Makes the Cut at the PGA Championship

Louisville, Ky. (May 17, 2024) – PGA of America Golf Professional Braden Shattuck of Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pa., has made the cut at the PGA Championship which is being played at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. He had a steady round on day one, finishing with an even par, 71. For his second round, he finished at 1-under-par and is currently sitting tied for 68th going into the weekend. He will tee off Saturday at 1;34 pm off of hole 10. To follow along with him,  click here.  Good luck and great rounds Braden!

Twenty-Sixth Annual Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic Returns to Sunnybrook Golf Club on May 28 With Nation’s Largest First Place Prize for Any PGA Section Member Tournament

Radnor, Pa. (May 15, 2024) — With the largest first-place prize available from any event across the PGA of America’s 41 nationwide Sections, the 26th Annual Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic returns to Sunnybrook Golf Club in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., on May 28.

One hundred thirty-two PGA of America Golf Professionals will compete for the $100,000 first-place prize money, last won by Brian Bergstol, PGA of America Golf Professional at Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort. The professionals will be joined by 16 amateurs.

“We are both proud and excited to be celebrating 26 years of this one-of-a-kind tournament, which brings together PGA of America Golf Professionals from some of the most esteemed courses in our region,” said Joe McLaughlin, Chairman & CEO of Haverford Trust.

“The Philadelphia PGA Section thanks Mr. George Connell and the entire Haverford Trust team for bringing together PGA of America Golf Professionals year-after-year to compete in this legendary invitational,” said Geoff Surrette, PGA, Philadelphia PGA Section Executive Director. “We’re excited to welcome 132 PGA of America Golf Professionals and 16 up and coming amateurs on May 28.”

The tournament was last won in 2023 by Brian Bergstol, PGA Professional from Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort in Shawnee on Delaware, Pa. Bergstol made four birdies and three bogies en route to a 1-under-par 71 to tie Jeff Herb, PGA, of Waynesborough Country Club, who finished his round earlier in the afternoon. Bergstol defeated Herb on the first sudden death playoff hole, finishing 1-under-par with an overall score of 71 in a pool made up of 148 players (132 PGA of America Golf Professionals and 16 Amateurs).

For more information on the 26th Annual Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic, visit  golfgenius.com/pages/4554948 .

Haverford Trust Company President, Keith Aleardi (left); Founder & Director, George Connell (second from left); Chairman & CEO, Joe McLaughlin (right); present the 25th Annual Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic winner’s trophy and $150,000 first-place check to Brian Bergstol, PGA Professional from Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort in Shawnee on Delaware, Pa.

TOURNAMENT FACTS Tournament Name  – The Haverford Philadelphia PGA Classic Sponsor  – The Haverford Trust Company Venue  – Sunnybrook Golf Club – Plymouth Meeting, Pa. /  Yardage  – 6,893 Par 72 Host Professional  – Gregory W. Wingate, PGA Total Purse  – $167,600 / 1st Place Prize – $100,000 2023 Champion  – Brian Bergstol, PGA (Shawnee Inn & Golf Resort) Score – 1 under par (71), won in playoff 2023 Runner Up  – Jeff Herb, PGA (Waynesborough Country Club) Score – 1 under par (71), lost in playoff Field  – 148 (132 PGA of America Golf Professionals, 16 amateurs)

PAST CHAMPIONS ELIGIBLE TO PLAY:

Dave Quinn, PGA – 2001, 2005 Dave Roberts, PGA – 2002 George Forster, PGA – 2008 Hugh Reilly, PGA – 2011 Scott Reilly, PGA – 2012 Billy Stewart – 2013 Rusty Harbold, PGA – 2014 Dave McNabb, PGA – 2016 Andrew Turner, PGA – 2017 Mark Parson, PGA – 2018 George Forster, PGA – 2019 Parks Price, PGA – 2021 Brian Bergstol, PGA – 2023

SOCIAL MEDIA:  #haverfordclassic

About the Philadelphia Section PGA The Philadelphia PGA Section, covering eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware, is one of 41 geographical managing entities of the PGA of America. This Section manages nearly 900 PGA of America Members and Associates who are employed at over 590 golf facilities in our region. For more information about the Philadelphia Section PGA, visit  philadelphia.pga.com .

About Haverford The Haverford Trust Company was founded in 1979 on Philadelphia’s landmark Rittenhouse Square. Since our founding, one thing has remained unchanged…our commitment to quality. Haverford has prospered for more than 40 years in a finance industry dominated by giants through our passion and adaptability. With 140+ employees and $13.4 billion* in assets, our size is our advantage. We focus on the essentials: the Quality Investing philosophy whose goal is to provide our clients with the right mix of stability and growth across the market cycle. For more information, visit  haverfordquality.com .

*Including assets under management or consultation for The Haverford Trust Company and Haverford Financial Services as of 12/31/2023.

Root for Zac Oakley and Braden Shattuck as They Compete in the PGA Championship

PGA of America Members Zac Oakley of Bidermann Golf Club in Wilmington, Del., and Braden Shattuck of Rolling Green Golf Club in Springfield, Pa., will each be making their second major championship appearances at the 2024 PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky.

We hope you will help us root Zac and Braden on as they compete in front of the throngs of fans. If you are unable to attend the championship, we have listed the television broadcast times below.

How To Watch: 2024 PGA Championship

Thursday, May 16 ESPN+: 7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. ESPN: 12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Oakley: 7:48 a.m. start time Shattuck: 2:57 p.m. start time

Friday, May 17 ESPN+: 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. ESPN: 1:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Oakley: 1:13 p.m. start time Shattuck: 9:32 a.m. start time

Saturday, May 18 ESPN+: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. ESPN: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CBS: 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 19 ESPN+: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. ESPN: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. CBS: 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

PGA of America Member Pete Lovenguth Leads Sandy Run C.C. Team to Victory in 2024 Philadelphia PGA Spring Pro-Lady Team Championship Presented by Parx Casino®

Allentown, Pa. (May 14, 2024) — PGA of America Member Pete Lovenguth of Sandy Run Country Club in Oreland, Pa., led his team of amateurs, Michele Gavaghan, Sue Harrigan, and Judy Morrisey, to a Net Division victory in the  2024 Philadelphia PGA Pro-Lady Team Championship Presented by Parx Casino ®  at Lehigh Country Club.

The team from Sandy Run finished with a 14-under-par 56, bettering Cedarbrook C.C.’s Ron Pine, Lori DiFerdinando, Terry Davis, and April Brashe; and Wild Quail G. & C.C.’s Tyler Spielberger, June Allen, Judy Larson, and Tammy Croce, by two strokes in the one Better Ball of Four format. Five teams tied for fourth place at 11-under-par: Overbrook G.C.’s Eric Kennedy, Danielle DeHoratius, Suzanne Carlin, and Tina Aberant; Springhaven Club’s Ben Debski, Joan Skivo, Irene Waitzman, and Jenna LaMaina; LedgeRock G.C.’s Bill Kindoll, June Maier, Carol Lehman, and Chiara Renninger; Penn Oaks G.C.’s Tom Koenig, Tina Landis, Donna Dalusio, and Dawn Capriotti; and Laurel Creek C.C.’s Bob Hennefer, Christine Blessing, Eileen Burke, and Linda Toogood.

Sandy Run’s team also finished atop the Gross Division leaderboard at 8-under-par, thanks in part to Lovenguth’s seven birdies. They were followed by the Wild Quail team at 7-under-par. Lehigh C.C. own’s Josh Tremblay, Laura Manchester, Patty Cox, and Michelle Cox, finished at 6-under-par, and tied Hanover C.C.’s Parks Price, Audrie Sasse, Steph Naymick, and Kelly Riggle. Debski’s Springhaven team finished in fifth place with at 5-under-par.

View the full 2024 Philadelphia PGA Pro-Lady Team Championship leaderboard by  clicking here .

The 2024 Philadelphia PGA Pro-Lady Team Championship is presented by  Parx Casino ®, and is supported by  Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board , and  Ohana Farm LLC . The Philadelphia PGA Section and its PGA of America Golf Professionals thank our partners and  Lehigh Country Club , its membership, management, and staff, as the event would not have been possible without their support.

Dave Pagett Wins 2024 Philadelphia PGA Connelly Cup Head Golf  Professional Championship

Glenside, Pa. (May 7, 2024) — PGA of America Golf Professional Dave Pagett of Whitemarsh Valley Country Club in Lafayette Hill, Pa., defeated Danny Lewis of Philadelphia Cricket Club at Saint Martins, in a sudden death playoff at North Hills Country Club to win the  2024 Philadelphia PGA Connelly Cup Head Golf Professional Championship . Both shot a three-under-par round of 68 to earn their spots in the playoff.

The Connelly Cup is named in honor of Jack Connelly, a past president of both the PGA of America (2001-02) and Philadelphia PGA Section (1983-84). Connelly was also inducted into the Section’s Hall of Fame in 2000, and PGA of America Hall of Fame in 2005.

The playoff began on No. 18, a 350-yard par-4 that features a treacherously steep green; both players made par, and headed back to the tee. Padgett made an eight-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole to claim victory.”

“I played really solid today, especially with an eagle on No. 15, and several other birdies along the way,” said Pagett. “My goal was to remain patient and positive throughout the day and it paid off.”

Jeff Kiddie, Aronimink G.C., finished in third place at 1-over par. Greg Wingate, Sunnybrook G.C., shot a 2-over-par 73 for fourth place. Four PGA Professionals tied for fifth place.

Kiddie also secured first place in the Senior Division, bettering Eric Kennedy, Overbrook G.C., by two strokes. In a tie for third with a 4-over score of 75 were John Pillar, C.C. of Woodloch Springs and John Cooper, Green Valley C.C. Brian Kelly earned solo fifth in the Senior Division with his score of 76.

To view the full 2024 Philadelphia PGA Connelly Cup Head Golf Professional Championship leaderboard,  click here .

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Korda leads the field for the US Women's Open as the PGA Tour heads north to Canada

UNITED STATES GOLF ASSOCIATION

U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN

Site: Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Course: Lancaster CC. Yardage: 7,084. Par: 70.

Prize money: $12 million. Winner's share: TBA.

Television: Thursday-Friday, noon to 2 p.m. (Peacock), 2-8 p.m. (USA Network); Saturday, 1-3 p.m. (Peacock), 3-6 p.m. (NBC); Sunday, 2-3 p.m. (Peacock), 3-4 p.m. (USA Network), 4-7 p.m. (NBC).

Defending champion: Allisen Corpuz.

Last year: Corpuz closed with a 3-under 69 for a three-shot victory at Pebble Beach to become the first American in 20 years to make the U.S. Women's Open her first LPGA victory.

Race to CME Globe leader: Nelly Korda.

Last LPGA tournament: Nelly Korda won the Mizuho Americas Open.

Notes: Nelly Korda goes for her second major of the year and her seventh win in her last eight tournaments. ... This is the second time the U.S. Women's Open has come to Lancaster. In Gee Chun won in 2015. ... The 21 amateurs in the field are the fewest for the Women's Open since 2017. ... No one has won back to back in the U.S. Women's Open since Karrie Webb in 2000 and 2001. ... Sung Hyun Park, who won the Open in 2017, has not played anywhere this year and is not in the field. ... Brittany Lang is making her 21st U.S. Women's Open appearance, the most of anyone in the field. ... Lilia Vu, a double major winner last year on the LPGA and the No. 2 player in women's golf, was forced to withdraw with a nagging back injury. This is the second major she has missed this year. Vu began the year at No. 1 in the women's world ranking. ... Asterisk Talley is the youngest player in the field at age 15. Jane Reynolds, 39, is the oldest in the field.

Next year's U.S. Women's Open: Riviera Country Club.

Next week on LPGA: ShopRite LPGA Classic.

Online: https://uswomensopen.com/

RBC CANADIAN OPEN

Site: Hamilton, Ontario.

Course: Hamilton Golf & CC. Yardage: 7,084. Par: 70.

Prize money: $9.4 million. Winner's share: $1.692 million.

Television: Thursday-Friday, 3-6 p.m. (Golf Channel); Saturday, 2:30-5:30 p.m. (Golf Channel), 5:30-7:30 p.m. (CBS); Sunday, 1:30-2:30 p.m. (Golf Channel), 2:30-6:30 p.m. (CBS).

Defending champion: Nick Taylor.

FedEx Cup leader: Scottie Scheffler.

Last week: Davis Riley won the Charles Schwab Challenge.

Notes: The Canadian Open is switching spots on the schedule with the Memorial. ... Nick Taylor became the first Canadian winner of his national open since 1954 last year with an 80-foot eagle putt in a playoff against Tommy Fleetwood. ... Rory McIlroy has won two of the last three times in the Canadian Open. ... The tournament has only four players from the top 20 in the world ranking, highlighted by McIlroy at No. 3. The others are Fleetwood, Tom Kim and Cameron Young. ... This is the seventh time Hamilton Golf and Country Club has hosted the Canadian Open. The previous winner was McIlroy in 2019. ... Mike Weir, the Presidents Cup captain for the Royal Montreal matches later this year, is in the field. ... The tournament dates to 1904, making it the fourth-oldest championship in golf. ... Five players from Europe's winning Ryder Cup team in Rome are in the field. No one from the U.S. team is playing.

Next week: Memorial Tournament.

Online: https://www.pgatour.com/

EUROPEAN TOUR

EUROPEAN OPEN

Site: Hamburg, Germany.

Course: Green Eagle GC. Yardage: 7,882. Par: 73.

Prize money: $2.5 million. Winner's share: $416,667.

Television: Thursday-Friday, 7-11 a.m. (Golf Channel); Saturday, 7-11:30 a.m. (Golf Channel); Sunday, 6:30-11:30 a.m. (Golf Channel).

Defending champion: Tom McKibbon.

Race to Dubai leader: Rory McIlroy.

Last week: Nacho Elvira won the Soudal Open.

Notes: Keita Nakajima at No. 84 is the leading player in the field. Only two others from the top 100 in the world are playing, Rasmus Hojgaard and Jordan Smith. ... This is the first of two tournaments in Germany. ... Nacho Elvira winning last week only adds to the fight for Spain's final spot in the Olympics. Jon Rahm is set for one of them. There now are four players from No. 115 (David Puig) to No. 132 (Elvira) in the world. Adrian Otaegui (No. 116) is playing the European Open in Germany. Jose Campillo is playing the PGA Tour in Canada. Puig is with LIV Golf. ... This is the second of six tournaments in the “European Swing” on the Race to Dubai. Whoever accumulates the most points earns a $200,000 bonus and a spot in the Genesis Scottish Open in July. The swing ends with the BMW International Open.

Next week: Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed.

Online: https://www.europeantour.com/dpworld-tour/

PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS

PRINCIPAL CHARITY CLASSIC

Site: Des Moines, Iowa.

Course: Wakonda Club. Yardage: 6,835. Par: 72,

Prize money: $2 million. Winner's share: $300,000.

Television: Friday, 9-11 p.m. (Golf Channel-tape delay); Saturday, 7-9 p.m. (Golf Channel-tape delay); Sunday, 2:30-5:30 p.m. (Golf Channel).

Defending champion: Stephen Ames.

Charles Schwab Cup leader: Steven Alker.

Last week: Richard Bland won the Senior PGA Championship.

Notes: Richard Bland, who has been with LIV Golf since the launch, earned an exemption to the U.S. Senior Open by winning the Senior PGA Championship. He is ineligible for the PGA Tour Champions by playing for an unauthorized tour. ... Stephen Ames is the only multiple winner on the PGA Tour Champions through 11 events this year on the schedule. ... Steve Stricker, who won six times on the PGA Tour Champions last year, has yet to win in his seven starts. He has been in the top 10 in all but one tournament. Stricker is not playing this week to prepare to host his senior event in Wisconsin next week. ... Bernhard Langer said he is still a few months away from being able to walk instead of riding a cart when he plays. ... Notah Begay III and former European Ryder Cup captain Thomas Bjorn received sponsor exemptions. ... Ames will try to join Jay Haas as the only three-time winners of the tournament.

Next week: American Family Insurance Open.

Online: https://www.pgatour.com/pgatour-champions

KORN FERRY TOUR

UNC HEALTH CHAMPIONSHIP

Site: Raleigh, North Carolina.

Course: Raleigh CC. Yardage: 7,394. Par: 70.

Prize money: $1 million. Winner's share: $180,000.

Television: None.

Defending champion: Jorge Fernandez-Valdes.

Points leader: Tim Widing.

Last week: Harry Higgs won Visit Knoxville Open.

Next week: BMW Charity Pro-Am.

Online: https://www.pgatour.com/korn-ferry-tour

LIV GOLF LEAGUE

Last tournament: Brooks Koepka won LIV Golf Singapore.

Next week: LIV Golf Houston.

Points leader: Joaquin Niemann.

Online: https://www.livgolf.com/

OTHER TOURS

Ladies European Tour: Dormy Open, Allerum GC, Helsingborg, Sweden. Defending champion: Lisa Pettersson. Online: https://ladieseuropeantour.com/

Japan LPGA: Yonex Ladies, Yonex CC, Niigata, Japan. Defending champion: Fumika Kawagishi. Online: https://www.lpga.or.jp/en/

Korea LPGA: Suhyup Bank MBN Ladies Open, The Star Hue CC, Yangpyeong, South Korea. Defending champion: Youmin Hwang. Online: https://klpga.co.kr/

AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf

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Millcreek Township — which has owned the 160-acre, 18-hole Erie Golf Club since 2009 — is accepting sealed bids through a Conshohocken-based golf broker, Golf Property Analysts. In December, Erie County Judge Marshall Piccinini approved the township’s petition to sell the course.

Township officials started sending bid packages Wednesday to interested parties.

“We have received numerous inquiries here at the township and I know Golf Property Analysts have received them as well,” said Jim Bock, a township supervisor. “We gave a tour of the course last week to one gentleman from out of town and he said he is definitely interested in placing a bid.”

The township’s asking price is $1.1 million, which is based on a recent appraisal done by Golf Property Analysts. Bids do not have to match or exceed the asking price, but Bock said township officials will have to discuss what happens if all of the bids are significantly lower.

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What Defines a P.G.A. Championship Golf Course? Excitement.

Unlike the other majors, the tournament has been moving around looking for compelling play for more than 100 years.

By Paul Sullivan

The last time the P.G.A. Championship was held at the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort in South Carolina, Rory McIlroy entered the final round with a three-shot lead over the field, but the former P.G.A. champions Vijay Singh, Padraig Harrington and Tiger Woods were giving chase.

That week in August 2012 had been full of drama. Winds during Friday’s second round gusted to 30 miles per hour. A thunderstorm on Saturday had left about a third of the players having to finish their rounds on Sunday morning, including McIlroy.

When the final round got underway, McIlroy shot a bogey-free round of six under par. Some players made a charge on Sunday that cut into his lead, but he won the tournament walking away.

With an eight-shot buffer, McIlroy beat a stacked field that succumbed to the course. He also set a record for margin of victory, besting the one set by Jack Nicklaus when he won his fifth P.G.A. Championship in 1980.

That is exactly the kind of excitement the P.G.A. of America seeks when it selects a course for its major championship. It wants a bunch of players to have a chance to win, but it’s also happy if one player puts on a master class and pulls away from everyone else.

“Our philosophy is we want someone to win it, not lose it,” said Seth Waugh , chief executive of the P.G.A. of America, which holds the P.G.A. Championship and the Ryder Cup. “We want birdies and eagles and bogeys and others. We’re not trying to create a torture test. That’s not what we try to do.”

Looking back on the scores of courses that have hosted P.G.A. Championships, this tournament is more enigmatic than the other three majors when it comes to a defining template for its courses.

The Masters is at Augusta National Golf Club every spring (not the fall, as it was in 2020), with all eyes on the back nine on Sunday. There players fall in and out of contention with dizzying speed as they did this year, when it looked as if the eventual winner, Hideki Matsuyama , was faltering as Xander Schauffele was surging, only to have everything flip again.

The British Open is played at a fairly set rotation of courses, but the winning score is as dependent on the weather — particularly the wind — as it is on the course itself. Winning scores at the Old Course at St. Andrews, for example, have ranged widely. Woods won there in 2000 at 19 under par. Five years earlier, John Daly won at six under. The most recent Open at St. Andrews was won by Zach Johnson at 15 under par.

And then there’s the golf course that hosts the United States Open. How the United States Golf Association, which administers the U.S. Open, sets up the course is often the subject of debate. Complaints are legendary: The greens at Shinnecock Hills in 2004 and 2018 were so fast and the pins were placed in such difficult locations that some of the best players in the world called the course unplayable. They included Phil Mickelson, who in 2018 hit a putt while it was still rolling to keep it on the green. (He incurred a two-shot penalty.)

So what makes a course worthy of the P.G.A. Championship? It’s easy to say what the courses are not — overly tight, unforgiving or predictable — but it’s harder to say what they share in common.

A look at the courses that have hosted the championship doesn’t, on its face, paint the same picture of consistency as the other major championships.

A relatively short Siwanoy Country Club in Bronxville, N.Y., hosted the first P.G.A. Championship in 1916. Oakmont Country Club, considered by the sport to be the toughest course in America and synonymous with the U.S. Open, hosted a P.G.A. Championship in 1922, five years before its first of nine U.S. Opens. Classic courses like Baltusrol in Springfield, N.J.; Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, N.Y.; and Oakland Hills in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., have hosted P.G.A. Championships and U.S. Opens.

Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, N.C., and Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, Pa., have hosted regular PGA Tour events as well as the P.G.A. Championships. And some now obscure courses have also held the tournament, including Seaview Golf Club in Galloway, N.J., and Hershey Country Club in Pennsylvania.

“The list of P.G.A. Championship courses is kind of uneven, but in a cool and fun way,” said Tom Coyne, who played golf in all 50 states, including at every U.S. Open venue, for his new book “A Course Called America: Fifty States, Five Thousand Fairways, and the Search for the Great American Golf Course.”

“There are those mainstays that go back and forth between the U.S. Open and the P.G.A. like Baltusrol, Oakland Hills and Southern Hills,” he said. “Then there are those you wouldn’t even know hosted a P.G.A. Championship, like Llanerch Country Club. I had no idea it hosted the 1958 championship, and I grew up playing at a club 10 miles down the road.”

Coyne said one distinguishing factor in course selection might be the history of the organizations themselves. Both the U.S.G.A. and the R&A, which puts on the British Open, are the official arbitrators of the rules of golf. Rodman Wanamaker, whose wealth came from owning department stores, was one of the founders of the P.G.A. of America, which began in 1916 as a trade organization for professional golfers.

“The P.G.A. is less bound by the history of golf. You’re going to have people saying this isn’t a U.S. Open course,” Coyne said about clubs chosen to host the event, “but they’re not going to say this isn’t a P.G.A. course.”

One thing that stands out is the P.G.A. of America’s having embraced Pete and Alice Dye, among the 20th century’s most important golf architects , whose courses illicit strong emotions. While some players enjoy them as a stern test of golf, others find that the courses seem to punish even good shots.

Whistling Straits, a Dye-designed course in Kohler, Wis., got its first P.G.A. Championship in 2004. M.G. Orender was the president of the P.G.A. of America at the time. He said the selection might have seemed like a departure for the organization, but it was really a recognition of the historical standing of the Dyes.

“Dye built courses that have stood the test of time,” Orender said of Whistling Straits and Kiawah. “He’s no different than Donald Ross, Seth Raynor or A.W. Tillinghast.” Those last three are considered among the best golden age architects, with courses that regularly host championships.

The first P.G.A. Championship at a Dye course was Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel, Ind., in 1991 — won by John Daly.

If there’s one other thing that drives the location of a P.G.A. Championship, it’s the desire to share the courses among the P.G.A. of America’s 41 governing areas, which represent club and teaching pros.

“When we pick golf courses, because we’re the P.G.A. of America, we represent golf at every level,” Waugh said. “Each of our sections also takes enormous pride in hosting a championship.”

Several of the P.G.A. Championship courses have been at clubs that hold regular tour events, but the PGA Tour — a different entity from the P.G.A. of America — sets them up. For the P.G.A. Championship, the course can be set up however Kerry Haigh, chief championships officer at the P.G.A., wants it to be.

“The reason we’re going to these venues is they’re already great golf courses,” he said before the 2019 championship at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, N.Y.

His job in setting up the championship is to make “minor tweaks and suggestions,” Haigh said. “We try to bring out the great features of any golf course.”

Still, Waugh stressed that the connective tissues among the courses is an exciting finish. “I can’t tell you if the winning score is going to be five under or five over or 20 under,” he said about this year’s tournament. “But the course will be fair, and it will be fun, and we hope there’s a playoff at the end.”

Paul Sullivan is the  Wealth Matters  columnist. He is also the author of  The Thin Green Line : The Money Secrets of the Super Wealthy and  Clutch : Why Some People Excel Under Pressure and Others Don’t.  More about Paul Sullivan

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Places to Play

PGA Tour stops in each state you can play

Unlike other professional sports where the fields of play are reserved for competitors only, many of professional golf’s annual stops are open to the public. There is a certain intrigue to playing the same courses that the best players in the world tackle—trying to replicate the shots that produced dramatic triumphs on the biggest stage.

During its 2021-22 season, the PGA Tour will travel to private and public tracks across 22 different states. This collection includes the 21 courses across nine states that will host a PGA Tour event this season and are open for public play.

TPC Scottsdale (Stadium)

Even after the WMPO is complete, the facility leaves up the giant grandstands surrounding the par-3 16th, so public golfers can get a taste of the experience—minus the 20,000 rowdy fans. The Stadium course features challenging greens and culminates with a memorable finishing stretch.

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California:

Silverado resort and spa (north).

Situated in the heart of the Wine Country, the North course at Silverado Resort and Spa annually hosts the PGA Tour’s Fortinet Championship, which kicked off the tour’s 2021-22 schedule. Stay at the resort for the opportunity to play this Johnny Miller-redesigned track that features narrow, oak-lined fairways.

PGA West (Stadium)

John Henebry

Annually hosting a PGA Tour event in January, the Stadium course is known for its risk-reward challenges, plus the massive 18-foot high bunker on the par-5 16th hole as well as the island-green par-3 17th hole.

PGA West (Nicklaus Tournament)

The Nicklaus Tournament course at PGA West is part of the annual rotation of courses for the PGA Tour event. The Nicklaus-designed layout is forgiving off the tee, demands precise approach shots and features two island greens.

Torrey Pines (South)

Ranked No. 42 on Golf Digest’s America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, the South course is home to eight of Tiger Woods’ career wins on the PGA Tour, including the 2008 U.S. Open, his 14th major victory. Perhaps best known for the dramatic finishes in its two U.S. Opens (2008 and 2021), the South course annually hosts the PGA Tour’s Farmers Insurance Open.

Torrey Pines (North)

Mark Degnan

The North course at Torrey Pines is used (along with the South) during the first two rounds of the PGA Tour’s Farmers Insurance Open. Renovated in 2016 by Tom Weiskopf, the North is more playable than the South but offers equally (if not superior) scenic ocean views.

Pebble Beach Golf Links

Photo by Joann Dost

Perhaps the greatest meeting of land and sea, Pebble Beach has been No. 1 on Golf Digest’s ranking of America’s best public courses since the inception of our public list in 2000. In addition to the annual PGA Tour stop, Pebble Beach is slated to host numerous USGA championships in the coming decades, including the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open and 2027 U.S. Open.

Spyglass Hill

Evan Schiller

Inside the top 10 of our public ranking, Spyglass Hill is one of three courses in the rotation for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Weaving through the majestic Monterey pines through the middle of the round, and the giant sand dunes on the first five holes, Spyglass Hill—ranked No. 51 on our latest ranking of America’s 100 Greatest—might be Robert Trent Jones Jr.’s best work.

Tahoe Mountain Club (Old Greenwood)

Since 2020, the Old Greenwood course at Tahoe Mountain Club has hosted the Barracuda Championship on the PGA Tour. This Jack Nicklaus design plays among 600 acres of towering pines in the High Sierras.

PGA National (Champion)

PGA National Resort

Routinely one of the toughest courses on tour, The Champion course at PGA National is home to The Bear Trap—the demanding three-hole stretch (Nos. 15-17) that requires precise iron play. With wind often playing a factor and water lurking on many holes, The Champion is a true ball-striking test.

Bay Hill Club and Lodge

There’s no shortage of history at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club and Lodge—with its ties to Mr. Palmer and Woods’ eight wins at the annual PGA Tour stop. Stay at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge and you can play the Champion and Challenger nines, where the Arnold Palmer Invitational is played. It offers a stern test with deep rough and imposing lakes lurking.

TPC Sawgrass (Stadium)

Home to The Players, one of professional golf’s premier events, the Stadium course at TPC Sawgrass boasts one of the most recognizable par 3s in the world at the island-green 17th.

Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead)

Courtesy of Innisbrook Resort

Innisbrook’s Copperhead course, the host of the Valspar Championship, offers a unique taste of Florida golf with its tight, tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain. The course is a tough ball-striking challenge with a demanding three-hole finish—known as the Snake Pit—that often makes for dramatic finishes to the annual PGA Tour stop.

Sea Island Resort (Seaside)

Stephen Szurlej

Ranked No. 36 on Golf Digest’s America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, the Seaside course at Sea Island Resort hosts a PGA Tour event in the fall. The layout plays along the Atlantic Ocean and features large clamshell bunkers and exposed sand dunes off many fairways.

Sea Island Resort (Plantation)

The Plantation course was recently redesigned by Sea Island resident Davis Love III and his brother, Mark, recapturing the traditional profile of Walter Travis’ 1928 original nine-hole course. The drivable par-4 10th features a green guarded by water and a landing area protected by a principal-nose bunker.

Kapalua (Plantation)

Courtesy of Dave Sansom

Each year, Kapalua’s Plantation course kicks off the PGA Tour’s calendar-year schedule with its wide, dramatic fairways and stunning views. The Plantation course is ranked No. 23 on Golf Digest’s America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses and closes with a 663-yard par 5 that is the longest finishing hole on any Golf Digest nationally ranked course.

TPC Deere Run

The site of Jordan Spieth’s first PGA Tour win, TPC Deere Run annually hosts the John Deere Classic. Located in the Quad Cities just over two hours from Chicago, the course was built on the site of a former Arabian horse farm and plays along a rolling landscape.

TPC Louisiana

Photo by Dick Durrance II/PGA

As home of the Zurich Classic of New Orleans since 2007, this championship golf course has been described as “Sawgrass on steroids.” Designed by Pete Dye and influenced by PGA Tour professionals Steve Elkington and Kelly Gibson, this 7,400 yard par-72 offers a challenging mix of fast greens, hidden bunkers, large cypress trees and water.

South Carolina:

Harbour town golf links.

The Sea Pines Resort/Rob Tipton

Known for the red-and-white-striped lighthouse behind the 18th green and for hosting the RBC Heritage the week after the Masters, Harbour Town demands accuracy with narrow, tree-lined fairways and small greens. Ranked No. 25 on Golf Digest’s America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses, this Pete Dye design plays mostly inland before 17 and 18 emerge with views of Calibogue Sound.

Memorial Park Golf Course

Keyur Khamar

A significant renovation was completed by Tom Doak (in collaboration with Brooks Koepka) to transform the old municipal course at Memorial Park into a layout worthy of being a PGA Tour venue. The revitalized course, now armed with Doak signature green complexes, has hosted the Houston Open since 2020.

TPC San Antonio (Oaks)

Host of the Valero Texas Open, the Oaks course at TPC San Antonio is Golf Digest’s top-ranked public course in the Lone Star State. The Greg Norman design (with an assist from Sergio Garcia) tips out at 7,435 yards and incorporates some rocky terrain and native grasses nicely in the routing.

2021-22 PGA Tour Schedule & Results

Scottie Scheffler plays a shot during THE PLAYERS Championship on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass

September 2021

• Sept. 16-19 — Fortinet Championship (Silverado Resort and Spa North - Napa, CA) Winner: Max Homa
• Sept. 24-26 — Sanderson Farms Championship (Country Club of Jackson - Jackson, MS) Winner: Sam Burns

October 2021

• Oct. 7-10 — Shriners Children's Open (TPC Summerlin - Las Vegas, NV) Winner: Sungjae Im
• Oct. 14-17 — THE CJ CUP @ SUMMIT (The Summit Club - Las Vegas, NV) Winner: Rory McIlroy
• Oct. 21-24 — ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP (Accordia Golf Narashino CC - Chiba, Japan) Winner: Hideki Matsuyama
• Oct. 28-31 — Butterfield Bermuda Championship (Port Royal Golf Course - South Hampton, Bermuda) Winner: Lucas Herbert

November 2021

• Nov. 4-7 — World Wide Technology Championship at Mayakoba (El Camaleon Golf Club - Riviera Maya, Mexico) Winner: Viktor Hovland
• Nov. 11-14 — Hewlett Packard Enterprise Houston Open (Memorial Park Golf Course - Houston, TX) Winner: Jason Kokrak
• Nov. 18-21 — The RSM Classic (Sea Island Resort (Seaside) - Sea Island, GA) Winner: Talor Gooch

December 2021

• Dec. 2-5 — Hero World Challenge (Albany, New Providence, The Bahamas) Winner: Viktor Hovland
• Dec. 10-12 — QBE Shootout (Tiburon Golf Course - Naples, FL) Winner: Kevin Na, Jason Kokrak

January 2022

• Jan. 6-9 — Sentry Tournament of Champions (Plantation Course at Kapalua - Kapalua, Maui, HI) Winner: Cameron Smith
• Jan. 13-16 — Sony Open in Hawaii (Waialae Country Club - Honolulu, HI) Winner: Hideki Matsuyama
• Jan. 20-23 — The American Express (Pete Dye Stadium Course - La Quinta, CA) Winner: Hudson Swafford
• Jan. 26-29 — Farmers Insurance Open (Torrey Pines (South) - San Diego, CA) Winner: Luke List

February 2022

• Feb. 3-6 — AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am (Pebble Beach Golf Links - Pebble Beach, CA) Winner: Tom Hoge
• Feb. 10-13 — Waste Management Phoenix Open (TPC Scottsdale - Scottsdale, AZ) Winner: Scottie Scheffler
• Feb. 17-20 — Genesis Invitational (The Riviera Country Club - Pacific Palisades, CA) Winner: Joaquin Niemann
• Feb. 24-27 — The Honda Classic (PGA (National) - Palm Beach Gardens, FL) Winner: Sepp Straka
• Mar. 3-6 — Puerto Rico Open (Grand Reserv Golf Club - Rio Grande, Puerto Rico) Winner: Ryan Brehm
• Mar. 3-6 — Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard (Bay Hill Club & Lodge - Orlando, FL) Winner: Scottie Scheffler
• Mar. 10-13 — THE PLAYERS Championship (TPC Sawgrass - Ponte Verde Beach, FL) Winner: Cameron Smith
• Mar. 17-20 — Valspar Championship (Innisbrook Resort (Copperhead) - Palm Harbor, FL)
• Mar. 23-27 — World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play (Austin Country Club - Austin, TX)
• Mar. 24-27 — Corales Puntacana Championship (Corales Golf Course - Puntacana, Domincan Republic)
• Mar. 31- Apr. 3 — Valero Texas Open (TPC San Antonio (Oaks Course) - San Antonio, TX)
• Apr. 7-10 — The Masters (August National Golf Club - Augusta, GA)
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2024 PGA Championship prize money, purse: Payouts for Xander Schauffele, golfers from $18.5 million pool

This year's purse represents the largest in pga championship history.

The Wanamaker Trophy and a substantial winner's check were awarded Sunday at Valhalla Golf Club to Xander Schauffele, winner of the 2024 PGA Championship . Raising the purse for the PGA Championship by $1 million from a year ago, the PGA of America is shelling out the largest prize pool in the history of its championship with a total purse of $18.5 million.

A hefty $3.3 million prize will be awarded to Schauffele for going 21 under in Louisville with seven-figure sums being paid out to those golfers who finished on the podium but fell short of the top prize. Every player inside the top 10 by the end of the championship is taking home at least $500,000 with each golfer inside the top 31 cashing a check north of $100,000.

The payouts fall slightly short of those handed out after the 2024 Masters -- and from signature events on the PGA Tour -- both of which held purses of $20 million. Scottie Scheffler won $3.6 million for capturing his second green jacket, though that didn't even represent his largest payday of the season as he claimed $4 million at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and $4.5 million at the Players Championship.

Not only did those who made the weekend come away from their time in Kentucky with a little green to show for it, so will those who missed the cut. All players who carded a 36-hole total will receive $4,000 for their troubles. Considering how many PGA professionals were in the field, that's not bad for two days work.

Let's take a look at a breakdown of the PGA Championship purse.

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2024 PGA Championship prize money, purse

Total purse: $18.5 million

1st (Winner): $3,300,000 -- Xander Schauffele 2nd: $1,998,000 -- Bryson DeChambeau 3rd: $1,258,000 -- Viktor Hovland 4th: $888,000 -- Thomas Detry, Collin Morikawa ($814,000 each) 5th: $740,000 6th: $660,580 -- Justin Rose, Shane Lowry ($639,440 each) 7th: $618,300 8th: $577,790 -- Scottie Scheffler, Billy Horschel, Robert MacIntyre, Justin Thomas ($521,418 each) 9th: $539,030 10th: $502,040 11th: $466,810 12th: $433,340 -- Taylor Moore, Rory McIlroy, Lee Hodges, Sahith Theegala, Dean Burmester, Alex Noren ($359,943 each) 13th: $401,630 14th: $371,690 15th: $343,500 16th: $317,080 17th: $292,420 18th: $269,520 -- Rio Hisatune, Harris English, Tony Finau, Keegan Bradley, Austin Eckroat ($230,764 each) 19th: $248,380 20th: $229,000 21st: $211,390 22nd: $195,530 23rd: $181,440 -- Russell Henley, Tom Hoge, Maverick McNealy ($170,137 each) 24th: $169,990 25th: $158,980 26th: $148,410 -- Ben Kohles, Kurt Kitayama, Brooks Koepka, Tommy Fleetwood, Brian Harman, Min Woo Lee, Corey Conners, Tom Kim, Mark Hubbard ($113,962 each) 27th: $138,280 28th: $128,590 29th: $119,340 30th: $110,540 31st: $103,490 32nd: $97,330 33rd: $92,040 34th: $87,640 35th: $84,110 -- Brice Garnett, Max Homa, Hideki Matsuyama, Doug Ghim ($79,183 each) 36th: $80,770 37th: $77,510 38th: $74,340 39th: $71,250 -- Aaron Rai, Joaquin Niemann, Jordan Smith ($66,848 each) 40th: $68,260 41st: $65,350 42nd: $62,530 43rd: $59,800 -- Byeong Hun An, Lucas Herbert, Lucas Glover, Matt Wallace, Will Zalatoris, Dustin Johnson, Grayson Murray, Adam Svensson, Jordan Spieth, Jason Day ($48,969 each) 44th: $57,160 45th: $54,610 46th: $52,140 47th: $49,760 48th: $47,470 49th: $45,270 50th: $43,160 51st: $41,130 52nd: $39,190 53rd: $37,340 -- Thorbjørn Olesen, Jesper Svensson, Patrick Reed, Patrick Cantlay, Zac Blair, Andrew Putnam, Erik van Rooyen ($32,587 each) 54th: $35,580 55th: $33,910 56th: $32,320 57th: $30,830 58th: $29,590 59th: $28,540 60th: $27,660 -- Gary Woodland, Taylor Gooch, Adam Hadwin ($27,017 each) 61st: $26,950 62nd: $26,440 63rd: $26,000 -- Rickie Fowler, Cameron Young, Tyrrell Hatton, S.H. Kim, Cameron Smith ($25,202 each) 64th: $25,590 65th: $25,190 66th: $24,800 67th: $24,430 68th: $24,060 -- Nicolai Hojgaard, Luke Donald, Sebastian Soderberg, Rasmus Hojgaard ($23,538 each) 69th: $23,690 70th: $23,340 71st: $23,060 72nd: $22,830 -- Braden Shattuck 73rd: $22,650 -- Alejandro Tosti, Martin Kaymer ($22,560 each) 74th: $22,470 75th: $22,350 -- Ryan Fox 76th: $22,230 -- Stephan Jaeger 77th: $22,140 -- Jeremy Wells 78th: $22,100 -- Brendon Todd

Players missing the cut and turning in a 36-hole score will be paid $4,000 each. Any player making the cut, but failing to submit a 72-hole score, will also be paid $4,000.

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LANCASTER, Pa. — The second major of the season is set to begin this week as the world’s best golfers descend upon Lancaster Country Club for the 79th playing of the U.S. Women’s Open presented by Ally. The 156-player field is highlighted by nine of the top 10 in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, most notably six-time 2024 winner and world No. 1 Nelly Korda. Eight past winners will also tee it up, including defending champion Allisen Corpuz and 2015 U.S. Women’s Open winner In Gee Chun.

With a share of a $12 million purse and major championship glory on the line, it’s sure to be a fight to the end this week in the Keystone State. Take a look at who else is in the field at the 2024 U.S. Women’s Open:

Past Champions (8):

Allisen Corpuz (2023), Minjee Lee (2022), Yuka Saso (2021), A Lim Kim (2020), Jeongeun Lee6 (2019), Ariya Jutanugarn (2018), Brittany Lang (2016), In Gee Chun (2015)

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Hannah Green (HSBC Women’s World Championship, JM Eagle LA Championship), Lydia Ko (Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions), Nelly Korda (LPGA Drive On Championship, FIR HILLS SERI PAK Championship, Ford Championship presented by KCC, T-Mobile Match Play presented by MGM Rewards, The Chevron Championship, Mizuho Americas Open), Bailey Tardy (Blue Bay LPGA), Patty Tavatanakit (Honda LPGA Thailand), Rose Zhang (Cognizant Founders Cup)

2024 LPGA Tour Rookies (8 of 26):

Isabella Fierro, Alexandra Forsterling, Jin Hee Im, Mone Inami, So Mi Lee, Gabriela Ruffels, Mao Saigo, Yuri Yoshida

Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings Top 10 (9 of 10):

Nelly Korda (No. 1), Celine Boutier (No. 3), Ruoning Yin (No. 4), Hannah Green (No. 5), Rose Zhang (No. 6), Jin Young Ko (No. 7), Charley Hull (No. 8), Minjee Lee (No. 9), Hyo Joo Kim (No. 10)

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Rachel Rohanna (Marianna)

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Casandra Alexander, Celine Borge, Samantha Brown (a), Adela Cernousek (a), Lauren Coughlin, Kimberly Dinh (a), Isabella Fierro, Maisie Filler (a), Saiki Fujita, Junia Gabasa (a), Chiara Horder (a), Huai-Chien Hsu (a), Jin Hee Im, Sora Kamiya, Min Byeol Kim, Su Ji Kim, Ayako Kimura, Katie Li (a), Hsin-Yu Lu, Harriet Lynch, Keeley Marx (a), Alexa Melton, Yuka Nii, Amiyu Ozeki, Kiara Romero (a), Kokona Sakurai, Megan Schofill (a), Elina Sinz, Pimpisa Sisutham (a), Caroline Smith (a), Latanna Stone (a), Rio Takeda, Asterisk Talley (a), Alana Uriell, Savannah Vilaubi, Chanettee Wannasaen, Lottie Woad (a), Madison Young, Arpichaya Yubol, Amelie Zalsman (a) 

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Lexi Thompson announced on Tuesday morning that this will be her last year competing on the LPGA Tour, as she plans to retire from professional golf at the conclusion of the 2024 season.

Delray Beach's Lexi Thompson retiring from full-time golf on LPGA Tour at the age of 29

Lexi Thompson , who has been in the spotlight for nearly two decades after qualifying for the 2007 U.S. Women's Open at the age of 12, announced Tuesday she is retiring from full-time competition on the LPGA Tour at the end of this year.

Thompson, who lives in Delray Beach, is 29.

"While it is never easy to say goodbye, it is indeed time," she said in an Instagram post. "At the end of 2024, I will be stepping away from a full professional golf schedule. I'm excited to enjoy the remainder of the year as there are still goals I want to accomplish. I'm looking forward to the next chapter of my life. Time with my family, friends, and my trusted companion Leo.

"I will always look for ways to contribute to the sport and inspire the next generation of golfers. And, of course, I look forward to a little time for myself."

Thompson, born in Coral Springs, is an 11-time LPGA Tour winner, including one major, the 2014 Chevron Championship in The Woodlands, Texas; and has won 15 times world wide. She is a two-time Olympian, a six-time U.S. Solheim Cup team member. She also has been one of the most recognizable faces in women's golf for many years.

She is playing in her 18th straight U.S. Women's Open this week at Lancaster Country Club in Pennsylvania.

"Though our relationship has been complicated at times, you taught me resilience, patience and the power of perseverance," she said of the world of golf. "You showed me the highs and lows of competition ... The thrill of victory and lessons learned in defeat."

Thompson was 12 in 2007 when she became the youngest ever to qualify for the 2007 U.S. Women’s Open, held at Pine Needles. She turned pro in 2010 and then one year later, at age 16, she won the Navistar LPGA Classic, becoming the youngest champion on the LPGA Tour.

Both records since have been broken.

Thompson second woman to break 70 in PGA Tour event

In October, Thompson became the seventh woman to compete in a PGA Tour event at the Shriners Children's Open in Las Vegas. She was the second woman to break 70 in a PGA Tour event, carding a 2-under 69 in the second round. Her 36-hole total of even par missed the cut by three shots.

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Thompson has not won on the LPGA Tour in nearly five years, although she did win a Ladies European Tour event funded by Saudi-based Aramco in the fall of 2022. She has missed the cut in four of her last five events and last year she missed the CME Group Tour Championship for the first time.

With just more than $14 million in prize money, Thompson is 10th on the all-time LPGA money list.

In her Instagram post, Thompson noted the highs and lows of her pro career. She acknowledged her family - including her two brothers who have competed on the Korn Ferry Tour - the LPGA Tour, her sponsors and all the girls who have cheered for her and provided inspiration.

"You haven't always been easy on me or fair for that matter," she said of her career. "But through all the ups and downs, you have given me a platform to inspire others and positively impact the world. That has been a driving force that kept me playing and relentlessly working to be better."

Thompson talks about pressure of the media glare

Thompson also touched on the pressures of starting her golf career at such a young age and being in the media spotlight all these years.

"Although this has been an amazing journey, it hasn't always been an easy one," she said. "Since I was 12 years old, my life as a golfer has been a whirlwind of constant tension, scrutiny and pressure. The cameras are always on, capturing every swing and every moment on and off the golf course. Social media never sleeps with comments and criticisms flooding in from around the world. It can be exhausting to maintain a smile on the outside while grappling with struggles on the inside.

"By opening up about my own battles, I have been able to connect with others who feel isolated in their struggles. Offering them a sense of community and understanding. Each time I share, it reinforces the message that it's OK to not be OK. And seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness."

Tom D'Angelo is a senior sports columnist and golf writer for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at [email protected].

PGA TOUR winner Grayson Murray passes away at 30

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Grayson Murray, who won his second PGA TOUR title at this year’s Sony Open in Hawaii, passed away Saturday.

"We were devastated to learn – and are heartbroken to share – that PGA TOUR player Grayson Murray passed away this morning. I am at a loss for words,” PGA TOUR Commissioner Jay Monahan said. “The PGA TOUR is a family, and when you lose a member of your family, you are never the same. We mourn Grayson and pray for comfort for his loved ones.

“I reached out to Grayson’s parents to offer our deepest condolences, and during that conversation, they asked that we continue with tournament play,” Commissioner Monahan continued. “They were adamant that Grayson would want us to do so. As difficult as it will be, we want to respect their wishes.”

Grief counselors were made available at the venues for this week’s PGA TOUR and Korn Ferry Tour events. Commissioner Monahan, who traveled from TOUR headquarters in Florida to the Charles Schwab Challenge in Fort Worth, Texas, said he was "devastated" by the loss.

Grayson's parents, Eric and Terry Murray, said in a statement Sunday that the cause of death was suicide .

"Was Grayson loved? The answer is yes," his parents wrote. "By us, his brother Cameron, his sister Erica, all of his extended family, by his friends, by his fellow players and – it seems – by many of you who are reading this. He was loved and he will be missed."

Murray, 30, was a standout golfer from his youth. He won three consecutive Callaway Junior World Championships (2006-08) and was the top-ranked golfer in his age group. He made his first cut on the Korn Ferry Tour at age 16, becoming the second-youngest player ever to do so. After stints at Wake Forest University, East Carolina University and Arizona State University, he got the break he needed in 2016 when he was given a sponsor exemption into the Korn Ferry Tour event near his hometown of Raleigh, North Carolina. He finished inside the top 10 at that event, the Rex Hospital Open, which qualified him for another start. When he posted another top 10 at the BMW Charity Pro-Am, his professional career took off. He concluded his season with a victory at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship to finish second on the Korn Ferry Tour money list and earn full status on the PGA TOUR for the 2016-17 season. The win came a week before his 23rd birthday.

Murray wasted little time establishing himself on golf’s biggest stage as a rookie. He won the 2017 Barbasol Championship while still just 23 years old. His final-round 68 not only secured a one-shot victory, but also solidified a two-year exemption through the 2019 PGA TOUR season. He finished 66th in the FedExCup and earned nearly $1.5 million.

Grayson struggled for the next few seasons on the PGA TOUR. In 2023, he found his game again on the Korn Ferry Tour; he notched two victories – the Advent Health Championship in Kansas City and the Simmons Bank Open outside of Nashville – to finish fourth on that tour’s points list and earn a spot back onto the PGA TOUR for the following season.

Murray opened the 2024 season with a playoff victory at the Sony Open in Hawaii. He made a clutch up and down on the 72nd hole for a birdie to force a playoff. Then he sank a 40-foot birdie putt on the first extra hole to defeat Byeong Hun An and Keegan Bradley. He reached a career-high 46th in the Official World Golf Ranking after that victory.