This fall, golf-loving supporters—"Hikers"—will take on the formidable challenge to play 100 holes of golf (walking!) in one day to raise money and awareness for Youth on Course. Oregon Junior Golf 501(c)(3) is seeking dontations for the lineup of Oregon golfers who are embarking on this year's Hundred Hole Hike. The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club will host the Oregon contingent on Oct. 4, 2019. Click Here to Donate This fundraising campaign is based on donations per hole completed. For example, if you give $100 total ($1 per hole) and the Hiker plays 100 holes, all $100 will go to support...

The grants, which are part of the $425,000 given annual by the USGA to First Tee, will leave a lasting impact on 25 communities delivering First Tee programs in and around USGA championships and Allied Golf Associations PINEHURST, N.C. (Aug. 12, 2019) – Thanks to a $100,000 donation from the United States Golf Association (USGA), First Tee chapters across the nation are receiving grants to further their efforts to introduce life skills and the game of golf to more young people. The grants are a continuation of the support the USGA has provided to First Tee for more than 20 years, and one of a...

Forty-eight of the most talented junior golfers from the Western United States and Canada are gathering for the 51st playing of the Eddie Hogan Cup Team Matches, taking place August 10-11 at Riverside Golf & Country Club in Portland, Ore. More Hogan Cup Coverage: Live Scoring Team Rosters Previous Champions Event Homepage The Hogan Cup 36-hole team matches – held annually at Riverside G&CC – feature four-person teams of junior golfers from eight states and British Columbia, with a total of 12 teams competing. In the team format, the three lowest scores each day determine the team...

Graham Moody and Franca Polla won their respective boys and girls open divisions at the Bob Allard Portland City Memorial played July 29-30 in Portland. Results Moody, the only to play both rounds under par, finished 8-under par (69-67-136). Johnny Ward took second, finishing five strokes back of Moody. Moody, who posted a bogey-free final round, recorded nine birdies and only one bogey during the two-day major competition. Franca (75-76-151), who entered the final round in second place behind Hannah Lim (73-82-155), fended off Minny Byun (76-77-153) and Emily Song (81-73-154) to earn...