PGA golf professionals Shawn Edwards (Hubbard GC) and Zach Johnson teamed up to win their second, consecutive Utah Section PGA Fourball Championship. They

Davis Park GC Assistant Professional Zach Johnson repeated as Utah Section PGA Assistant Professional Champion by beating nearly 60 other Utah Section

The Utah Section PGA lost one of its valued members on the eve of its fall meetings and Section Championship. Mark Baliff was known as a Utah Golf pioneer for his golf course architecture and his junior golf involvement. Mark Baliff began his multifaceted golf career at Ogden CC with the influence and support of both Ernie Schnieter Sr. and George

Utah Section PGA Professional Dustin Volk capped an unbelievably exciting golf season by winning his second Utah Section PGA Championship today at Toana Vista Golf Club. Volk posted twin 67’s for a two day total of 134 (-10) and a two stroke victory over Zach Johnson and Tele Wightman who both posted scores of 136 (-8). This was Volks’ second

Provo The Siegfried & Jensen Utah Open is not the Utah professional golf tournament that B.J. Staten ever expected to win.

He’s not giving the trophy back, either.

Provo Returning to Riverside Country Club for the first time since 1975, the Siegfried & Jensen Utah Open will have an old-time BYU flavor.

Riverside is the Cougars’ home course, and the familiar venue is among

Utah Golf Professionals hope to retain the “Governor’s Cup” in the traditional golf matches against Utah’s top Amateurs. Utah’s top golf professionals are still using an unexpected defeat at the hands of the amateurs two years ago as motivation in the 2014 version

Steve Schnieter won his first Utah Senior Open title by shooting a two round total score of 139. Schneiter’s first round 68 (-4) combined with his second round 71 (-1) gave him a

Steve Schnieter of Sandy, UT took the first step to qualify to play in the PGA Senior National Championship. His first round 68 leads the 2014 John Evans Utah Senior Open

Sunday before the Masters never looked quite like this before. In addition to a few early-arriving Masters participants, there were young girls and boys, some of them barely taller than their drivers, hitting balls off the tee of the Tournament Practice Facility and chips in the short-game area. Other participants in the National Finals of the inaugural Drive, Chip and Putt competition were trying to drain putts on the main practice green between the first and 10th greens and on the 18th green, from more or less the same position from which Adam Scott made his dramatic birdie on the 72nd hole last year.