Editorial
Tournament previews and recaps, player profiles, course reviews, and editorial coverage of competitive amateur golf. Member articles are paywalled past the first two paragraphs.

Tennessee posted a 21-under 831 to successfully defend its Mercedes-Benz Intercollegiate title by 11 strokes at Cherokee Country Club, recording the second-lowest 54-hole team score

Jack Courington closed with a 3-under 67 to win the Kansas Mid-Amateur Championship at Manhattan Country Club

Michael Fastert and Nicholas Grubnich defeated former champions Brien Davis and John Ehrgott 5 and 3 to win the Chicago District Amateur Four-Ball

James Pleat made five birdies on the back nine to overturn a final-round deficit and win his fourth New Hampshire Mid-Amateur title

Oklahoma State won the team title by five strokes, while Louise Depadt claimed individual honors at 6-under 138

Hui Chong Dofflemyer closed with a tournament-best 74 to successfully defend her title

Karen Garcia defeated Sherry Wright on the first playoff hole to win the California Senior Women’s Amateur

Shannon Johnson erased a six-shot deficit with a final-round 73 to claim her sixth Massachusetts Women’s Mid-Amateur title at Wollaston Golf Club.

Bani Banwait finished tied for seventh to earn low-amateur honors

Knudson closes at 4-under to take the title at Indianwood's Old Course, with defending champion Michael Anderson settling for runner-up.

The Michigan PGA team won the singles session 7.5-4.5 to defeat the Golf Association of Michigan 10.5-7.5 at the Fuller Cup, after the teams split the opening four-ball matches

Zach Gomez defeated Joel Perez 5 and 4 at TPC Colorado to win his second consecutive title

Florida led from start to finish to win the Hamptons Intercollegiate by 15 shots at Maidstone Club, while Utah senior Gabriel Palacios captured the individual title by seven

Tod Rose, Tim Holmes, Steve Groom, and Robert Trittler claimed their respective division titles at Meadow Lake Acres Country Club

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Indiana’s Neri Checcucci and Miami’s Rebekah Gardner earned individual victories

Four-time Met Amateur runner-up claims the Westmoreland Cup by a record four shots at Hudson National

Colin Prater finished at 19-under 197 to win his third Colorado Mid-Amateur Championship, beating 2024 champion Charles Soule by three shots

Stanford used a record-setting second round to win the Windy City Collegiate Classic by six shots, while Virginia’s Jaclyn LaHa captured her second straight individual title

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Seton Hall closed with a 9-under 279 to edge Eastern Michigan by one shot at the Nemacolin Collegiate Invitational, while three players shared the individual title

Oregon closed with a 7-under 277 to win the Oregon State Invitational by five shots, while Boise State junior Reese Knox finished at 9-under 204 to capture his first collegiate individual title

2019 U.S. Senior Amateur champion Bob Royak closed with a 4-under 68 to finish tied for second overall and claim low-amateur honors

Scott Osler and Rich Rebholz denied two-time defending champions Dan Keogh and Scott Mackesy a third straight Senior title

East Tennessee State overturned a five-shot deficit to win the Trinity Forest Invitational by three strokes, while Chattanooga's Evan Rogers fired a closing 63 to claim individual honors

Kansas secured its third consecutive title, while Delaware's Rhianna Gooneratne claimed her second straight individual title

Oscar Mestre and Joe Roeder won the men's division by one stroke, while Allison Long and Lisa Day secured a four-shot victory in the women's division

Alabama finished at 4-over 868 to win the Blessings Collegiate Invitational by eight shots, while Arkansas senior Maria Jose Marin closed with a 67 to capture the individual title

Ina Kim-Schaad defeated defending champion Lauren Greenlief, while Ireland’s David Kitt and Ned Zachar captured the Men’s Mid-Amateur and Senior titles

Arkansas placed all five lineup players inside the top 10 to win the Blessings Collegiate Invitational by 22 shots

California finished at 1-over 841 to edge Texas A&M by one shot for the Fighting Irish Classic team title

Fred Matthews followed an opening 66 with a 75 to win the Arizona Northern Amateur Open division by two shots, while Joseph Cabrera and John Hull captured the Senior and Legends titles

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Jared Wissinger and Ben Jones shared the overall title at 1-over 73, while Joe Podolski won a three-way Senior playoff and Tim Hickman, Dave McKee and Bill Telzerow were crowned Super Senior co-champions

Jake Slocum and Cali Hipp won the Men’s Open and Women’s divisions, while Scott Masingill, Kristin Fenwick, Allan Howa and Rena Nelson earned age-group titles

UNLV finished at 6-under 858 to edge Xavier by one shot for the Ron Moore Intercollegiate team title