Editorial
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The Spring Ford Country Club duo finish at 11-under to claim a three-stroke victory at Toftrees

Tennessee erased a six-shot final-round deficit with a 14-under team score to win the Visit Knoxville Collegiate by four shots, while Chattanooga’s Evan Rogers claimed individual honors at 10-under

James Eldridge and William Weisberg followed their opening 12-under 59 with a final-round 65 to finish at 18-under 124 and secure a two-shot victory.

Peter Samborsky II fires matching 69s to claim dual championships at Miami Valley Metropolitan

Site-by-site qualifying results, updated throughout the summer as players chase a berth at Sand Valley Resort's famed Lido course

Junior Nilay Naik leads Wolverines to third consecutive title at The Virtues Golf Club

Hunter Parrish followed his Missouri Amateur victory with another state title, closing with a 3-under 69 to win the Missouri Mid-Amateur Championship by one shot at Jefferson City Country Club

Jed Page rolled in a 15-footer for eagle to win a sudden-death playoff at Valley Oaks

Dave Peck shoots a closing 67 to win by one at Raccoon Hill; Mike Rezabek claims Platinum title

Craig Larson of Lahaina closed with a 75 to win the Hawaii State Senior Amateur Championship by two shots, while Traci Kashiwabara of Mililani completed a three-peat in the Senior Women’s division

Collin Engelhardt posted three consecutive rounds of 69 to finish at 9-under 207 and win the Colorado Western by five shots at Ironbridge Golf Club

Sixteen-year-old Tao Pemerika closed with five consecutive birdies to win the French International Amateur Championship by two shots and earn a place in next month's FedEx Open de France

Shane McMillan qualified as the No. 6 seed before winning five consecutive matches, capped by a 1-up victory over Matthew Seppanen in the final at Mountain Dell Golf Course

San Diego amateur outlasts Mitchell Fedorka and Nik Neal after all three finish at 9-under at El Dorado Park

Davey Jude qualified for match play as the No. 24 seed before knocking out four higher-seeded opponents and defeating No. 2 Noah Mullens 2 and 1 in the championship match

Robb Price erased a five-shot deficit over the final two rounds to win the Idaho Senior Amateur at even-par 216, while Sheryl Scott and Louis Burke captured their respective divisions at Jug Mountain Ranch

John Drohen followed an opening 67 with a final-round 72 to win the Rhode Island Senior Amateur by three shots, adding a second title after his 2024 victory

The Bangor Municipal member turned back Scott Dewitt on the first extra hole to become a rare repeat champion

Two teams fire 65 at Heidelberg Country Club to force a scorecard playoff in the Philadelphia championship

Dublin's Peyton White wins by eight strokes at Shawnee Country Club, breaking the championship's 54-hole mark

The 55th edition at The Legacy Club in Cherry Hill will be rescheduled; players to be notified of new dates.

Ries fires even-par 144 at Preakness Hills to claim first Pre-Senior title by one shot

Brian Gaffney outlasted Paul Dickinson in a five-hole playoff at White Beeches to become just the third player to successfully defend the MGA Senior Open title

Dowling birdies the second playoff hole to edge Ryan Burrill and claim his fourth state mid-amateur title.

Arizona State returns to Sahalee seeking a third straight team title at an event whose past champions include PGA Tour winners Ryan Moore, Kyle Stanley, Nick Taylor and Sahith Theegala

Eric Gudgel survived a dramatic final hole to win the OGA Senior Stroke Play, while Terry Hughes claimed his third straight Super Senior title at Stillwater Country Club

James White erased the disappointment of missing out after a course-record 60 last year, closing with a 67 to claim his second Leven Gold Medal

Menlo College assistant coach John McCord posted consecutive under-par rounds to win by two shots, ending two-time defending champion Nathan Robinson’s run

Mililani senior closes with 71 to hold off Maag and Miles by two at Waikoloa

Will Collins turned a four-shot opening-round lead into a three-stroke victory, while Buck Brittain pulled away to win the Senior Division by four

High school coach from Magnolia outlasts Aydlett and Riser in extra holes at Chenal

Albert Miner and Justin Bates closed with a 9-under 63 for a five-shot Championship Division victory, while Tim Dick and Scott Tibbitts won the Senior title and Larry Corson and Sam Manning held on in the Super Senior Division

Kale Waaso followed his course-record 63 with rounds of 65 and 64 to finish at 26-under and cruise to a five-shot victory at Wickenburg Ranch

Xiaolong “Sherry” Zhong finished T-17 at Barton Hills to earn low-amateur honors by nine shots at the U.S. Senior Women’s Open.

The Charlottesville player leads three at 3-under after Friday's opening round at Hermitage.

Mackenzie-Olson closed with a 68 to edge Gordon Webb by one, while Nicholas Balcken eagled the final hole to secure the Master-40 title