RSU men's linksmen named Cobalt Golf All-American Scholars
Jul. 26—The Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) has recently announced that three student-athletes from Rogers State men's golf team have been recognized as Cobalt Golf All-American Scholars. Julian Alanis, Elliot-Han Monteremal and Ty Nicar have all received this prestigious honor for their outstanding performance both in the classroom and on the golf course during the 2023-24 season. ...
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Two back, NeSmith focusing on strengths at 3M Open
Former British Open champion Stewart Cink in the hunt at 3M Open
In a largely young 3M Open field, the tournament's oldest competitor made a push toward the top of the leaderboard in the second round. Stewart Cink, 51, started off Friday with back-to-back bogeys at TPC Twin Ciites in Blaine. But the 2009 British Open champion didn't panic. An eagle on the next hole set him back on the right track, and he finished the day 7 under par after shooting 69, tied ...
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Meadow Greens-Ramsey Ladies Golf Club
Jul. 26—Play-of-the-Day for the Meadow Greens — Ramsey Ladies Golf Club on Wednesday was "Partners Odd & Even." Players paired up and decided prior to starting who would be scoring for their team on the odd holes and who would score on the even holes. Members subtracted handicap per hole for the team score. Winners on the front nine with a score of 30 were Barb Ruhter and Chris Swatfager, and ...
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Coughlin clings to lead at LPGA Canadian Women's Open
Lauren Coughlin, seeking her first LPGA title, birdied three of the first five holes and clung to a one-stroke lead after Friday's second round of the Canadian Women's Open.Australia's Hannah Green also shot 70 to share second on 139 with South Korea's Ryu Hae-ran with a fourth-place pack on 141 including Americans Jennifer Kupcho and Lilia Vu and New Zealand's Lydia Ko.
Coughlin, who fired a 68 on Thursday for a one-stroke lead, birdied the par-5 first hole and added back-to-back birdies at the
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Wife helps Robert Dofflemyer III learn to conquer Ingersoll in Men's City golf tourney
Taylor Pendrith rolls into second-round lead at 3M Open
A blustery wind blew away everything but Matthew NeSmith's one-shot lead Friday at the 3M Open. Everything, that is, until Canadian golfer Taylor Pendrith came from behind with a seven-birdie, no-bogey 7-under par 64 round — giving him a two-shot lead entering Saturday's third round in Blaine. Pendrith followed his Thursday 66 with a round two shots better after NeSmith's own 64 had stayed ...
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3M Open: In the midst of a career year, Taylor Pendrith leads after Round 2; Warian misses the cut
The 3M Open has been a career moment — or at least a stabilizer — for a number of struggling players over the years. It marked journeyman Michael Thompson’s first win in eight years in 2020. Cameron Champ had missed the cut or withdrawn in 10 of his previous 15 events prior to winning at TPC Twin Cities in 2021. Lee Hodges had finished higher than sixth on the PGA Tour just once before he won ...
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Coughlin holds into CPKC Women’s Open lead; Canadian star Henderson derailed by closing bogeys
Lauren Coughlin held onto the lead Friday in the CPKC Women’s Open, while Canadian star Brooke Henderson was derailed by closing bogeys at windy and smokey Earl Grey Golf Club. Coughlin followed her opening 4-under 68 on Thursday in chilly and windy conditions with a 70 on Friday to get to 6 under, a stroke ahead of Hannah Green and Haeran Ryu. “I think I handled it really well overall,” Coughlin said.
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Canada's Pendrith charges late to seize PGA 3M Open lead
Canada's Taylor Pendrith, seeking his second title of 2024, birdied three of the last four holes to grab a two-stroke lead after Friday's second round of the PGA's 3M Open.Pendrith, ranked 59th in the world, holed a 55-foot putt at the par-3 fourth and sank a five-footer to birdie the seventh, then began the back nine with a 16-foot birdie putt and added a birdie putt from just inside eight feet at the par-5 12th.
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