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Stegmaier among qualifiers – New Haven Register

Stegmaier among qualifiers – New Haven Register
From staff reports, Former Madison resident Brett Stegmaier fired a 5-under-par 67 Monday at Gillette Ridge Golf Club in Bloomfield to earn one of four qualifying spots at this week’s Travelers Championship. Stegmaier

Local golf tournaments – New Haven Register
The Contractors with a Cause Golf Tournament benefiting the Jimmy Fund will take place at the Tradition Golf Club in Wallingford. The fee is $145 per golfer. Registration is 9:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 11. Contact

This Week in Golf – June 24th through June 27th – The Sun News
A few months after losing the Masters in a playoff, Perry fired a 63 on Sunday to post a new tournament record of 258. Perry won by three over Paul Goydos and David Toms and Perry’s victory moved him to No. 1 in the

Ai Miyazato wins, takes over No. 1 in women’s golf – The Oakland Press
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — Ai Miyazato has much in common with Lorena Ochoa. They’re both humble, friendly, competitive, and one other thing. They know what it feels like to be called the world’s best women’s

Safety Concerns Rise As Golf Carts Take to the Streets – Insurance Journal
When Shannon Wiegert bought the new, bright red golf cart for scooting around car shows, he didn’t think to ask about safety features on the slow-moving vehicle. And when his little girl begged his older daughter for

Jeong becomes Asia’s first British Amateur champion – CBS Sports
MUIRFIELD, Scotland — South Korea’s Jin Jeong has become the first Asian player to win the British Amateur Championship in the competition’s 125-year history. The 20-year-old Jeong, who plays for Australia’s Waverley Golf Club, beat James Byrne of Scotland 5 and 4 in a 36-hole final on Saturday

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