Tournament Results

Wing Point’s Hurt claims PNW PGA Championship

There was a familiar face at the top of the leaderboard at the PNW PGA Professional Championship at Canyon River Golf Club in Missoula, Mt.           

PGA Professional Austin Hurt of Wing Point G&CC (Bainbridge Island, WA) won the PNW PGA Professional Championship once again Hurt had previously won this event back in 2023.

In addition to Hurt, Kyle Kelly of The Creek at Qualchan, Bryce Fisher of Arrowhead GC, Brad Elzie of Meadow Springs CC, Derek Berg of PNW Golf Academy, Russell Grove of Eastern Washington University, Sabrina Bonanno of Sahalee CC and Jason Aichele of Meadow Springs CC all earned spots to the 2026 PGA Professional Championship presented by Club Car, Corebridge Financial and Rolex, to be held April 26-29, 2026, at Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes.

Additionally, the low 20 scores at the 2026 PGA Professional Championship presented by Club Car, Corebridge Financial and Rolex will earn a place in the 108th PGA Championship to be held at Aronimink Golf Club in Newtown Square, PA, May 2026.

Huskies finish 9th at Sahalee event

A pair of top-20 individual finishes by Finn Koelle and Jacob Goode guided the Washington men’s golf team to a ninth-place finish in a stacked field at the Sahalee Players Championship at Sahalee Country Club.

Koelle finished the tournament in a tie for 11th at 2-over-par 218 after a final round 76. Goode fired the lowest round of the day for the Huskies with a 2-over 74 to complete his first collegiate tournament in a tie for 20th (5-over 221).

Grady Millar (9-over 225), Jake Foley (14-over 230) and Jack Murphy (15-over 231) rounded out the starting five for Washington. Foley and Murphy both carded final rounds of 4-over 76 while Millar posted a 5-over 77.

Pepperdine’s Brady Siravo finished as the overall champion with a three-round total of 3-under 213.

Arizona State won the team title with a total score of 3-over 867.

PNGA crown Mid-Amateur champions

Wyatt Brook of Heffley Creek, B.C. shot rounds of 63-67-68 to win the 40th PNGA Men’s Mid-Amateur at 18-under par, while Jessica Mangrobang of Portland, Ore. shot rounds of 70-70-67 to take victory in the PNGA Women’s Mid-Amateur at 9-under.

Both championships were held August 26-28, at Apple Tree Resort in Yakima, Wash., over three 18-hole rounds of stroke play. 

Entering the day with a three-shot lead, Brook continued the level of play that earned him that advantage. His first bogey of the week came on the 4th hole of the final round, but he carded seven more birdies to sit at 21-under par by the time he finished the 14th. Another bogey on 16 and a double on 17 brought him back slightly, but his lead was safe enough, and his 18-under finish earned him his first PNGA title.

Brook won the 2024 BC Mid-Amateur and placed third in the same championship this year.

In the women’s championship, Mangrobang, who entered the final day as the only player to take both rounds 1 and 2 under par, did the same and then some on day 3 to cement her title. After bogeying her 2nd hole, Mangrobang made the turn even for the round, having birdied the 7th. After parring holes 10 and 11, she carded five more birdies in her final six holes to complete a final round 67, the best round of the women’s championship by two shots.  senior conducted annually by the PNGA throughout the Northwest.

Champions crowned at PNGA Junior

Aidan Szentanai from Boise, Idaho, defeated fellow Boisean Andy Metzler in the final match, 1-up, to win the 70th Pacific Northwest Junior Boys’ Amateur Championship; while Madeleine Conser from Portland, Ore., defeated Tatum Otto from Bellevue, Wash., 7 & 6 to claim the 69th Pacific Northwest Junior Girls’ Amateur title.

The two championships were held concurrently this week at RedHawk Golf Course in Nampa, Idaho.

Washington Senior Women’s Amateur

Kim Titus of Fox Island, Wash. shot rounds of 79-78 to win the 26th Washington Senior Women’s Amateur, while LoriAnne Johns of Tacoma shot rounds of 79-83 to claim the 12th Washington Super Senior Women’s Amateur title.

The championships were held  at Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club in Union, Wash. Both were scored through 36 holes of stroke play.

Titus began the second round three shots off the lead. Playing in the penultimate group, she bogeyed the 18th, but still posted the clubhouse lead at 13-over. In the final group, Gretchen Klein and Leslie Folsom were tied with Titus at that number, but both those players bogeyed the final hole, leaving Titus with a one-stroke advantage when scores were final.

B.C. golfer wins Senior Women’s Am

 Shelly Stouffer of Nanoose Bay, BC shot rounds of 72-73-70 to win the 38th Pacific Northwest Senior Women’s Amateur Championship, while Penny Gibbons of Vancouver, Wash. shot rounds of 82-77-85 to win the 13th Pacific Northwest Super Senior Women’s Amateur. Both championships were held at Squamish Valley Golf Club in Squamish, B.C.  

 This year marked the first time Squamish Valley hosted either championship. Both were held over three 18-hole rounds of stroke play.

    Entering the day with a sizeable lead after parring all but one hole, Stouffer did plenty to maintain it. She birdied her third hole, and while two bogeys came on holes 8 and 10, she notched three more birdies in her last five holes to finish at 1-under par.

Team Oregon wins Hogan Cup

The 57th Eddie Hogan Cup Team Matches brought together some of the top junior golfers from across the western United States, Canada, and Hawaii for an exciting weekend of competition at Riverside Golf & Country Club. Teams representing Oregon, Southern California, Arizona, San Diego, Washington, Idaho, Northern California, Utah, Nevada, Hawaii, and British Columbia competed in the prestigious event.

Team Oregon, captained by Scott Baines, claimed the championship with an impressive two-round total of 410 (16-under par), edging out Southern California, who finished at 414 (12-under par). This marked Oregon’s first Hogan Cup victory in six years, and the first as captain for Baines.

The winning Oregon team consisted of Cade McVicker, Davis Hartwell, Connor Holden, and Guanhao Lu.

Hair, O’Donnell capture Mid-Am titles

Nate Hair of Spokane Valley, Wash. shot rounds of 74-72-69 and subsequently defeated Tom Herrick (Olympia, Wash.) and Chris Bae (University Place, Wash.) in a two-hole playoff to win the 60th Pacific Northwest Senior Men’s Amateur Championship at 1-under par; while Pat O’Donnell of Happy Valley, Ore. shot rounds of 72-74-67 to win the 15th Pacific Northwest Super Senior Men’s Amateur at 3-under par. Both championships were held September 16-18, at Old Works Golf Club in Anaconda, Mont.

In the Super Senior, O’Donnell erased a 5-stroke deficit to 36-hole leader Brad Carey (Lake Oswego, Ore.) en route to victory. His final round 67 included an eagle on the par-5 third hole, which Carey bogeyed, causing a three-shot swing.