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The top playing Michigan Senior PGA Professionals were back in Northern Michigan this week, as Hidden River Golf & Casting Club in Brutus ,MI played host to the Michigan Senior PGA Championship this week with 62 Michigan PGA Professionals teeing

BOYNE FALLS – Caledonia’s Brett White said it was a perfect storm that he came home to Michigan and won the Tournament of Champions. “There was a scheduled week off from the Korn Ferry Tour, I’m getting married Sunday in Grand Rapids and I

BOYNE FALLS – Brett White reasoned when you are 12-under through 36 holes pretty much everything is working well. The 29-year-old Korn Ferry Tour player from Caledonia shot a 5-under 67 on the Monument course at Boyne Mount Resort Tuesday and at

BOYNE FALLS – Long-ball lefties from the Grand Rapids area, Brett White and Bradley Smithson, charged to the front in the 30th Tournament of Champions at Boyne Mountain Resort Monday. White, home from the Korn Ferry Tour for a few days, shot a

Kim Moore, the women’s golf coach at Western Michigan University, led from start to finish to claim the title. (Jeff Haynes/USGA) Three days of joyful, inspired play in the Inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open at Pinehurst Resort’s Course No. 6 ended

Once again in exciting fashion, we have a first time Michigan PGA Senior Open champion in Greg Zeller from Jackson, MI. It came down to the wire with some familiar names at the top of the leaderboard for the amateur from Jackson to become the new

THOMPSONVILLE – Sarah White of Caledonia shot a 9-under 63 Wednesday to rally from five shots behind and win the 29th Michigan PGA Women’s Open Championship on the Mountain Ridge course at Crystal Mountain. White, 24 and playing on the LPGA Epson

PART 2: The second 25-year segment of the Michigan Section PGA (1947-1972) This is the second of a four-part series produced in celebration of the centennial year of the Michigan Section PGA. The series is being published at michiganpga.com and

THOMPSONVILLE – Chelsea Dantonio thinks she might be related in some very distant way to former Michigan State football coach Mark Dantonio, given they share a not-so-common name. “Everyone up here has asked me that,” said the definite leader

THOMPSONVILLE – Sandra Angulo Minarro, a 33-year-old professional from Port St. Lucie, Fla., shot a bogey-free 5-under 67 to lead after the first round of the 29th Michigan PGA Women’s Open at Crystal Mountain Monday. Minarro, a native of Mexico