October Issue (2022 Review)

Iowa PGA Golf

Iowa PGA Results

MISSION

The Iowa PGA Foundation utilizes the game of golf to positively impact lives through charitable giving with emphasis on scholarships, junior golf and injured veterans.

Swings With Kids

This program helps kids excel by introducing them to life skills that the game of golf provides. Teaching life skills including character, honesty, integrity, respect, perseverance, and coopera tion.

Tri-Golf Set $700

Plastic golf equipment spe cifically designed for chil dren in K-5th Grade.

Golf Xtreme Set $1,250

Real golf equipment spe cifically designed for chil dren in grades 6th-8th to be exposed to more advanced golf techniques.

Burkart Scholarship

This scholarship is awarded to high school seniors who will continue contributing to the game of golf. The Iowa PGA Foundation annually awards a college scholar ship in memory of Charlie Burkart, PGA Member for 49 years.

Scholarship Winners, click here

Injured Veterans

Supporting programs and services that help our injured veterans.

In 2007, the Iowa PGA formed a partnership with Riverside Casino and Golf Resort and Iowa City VA Health Care System to form the GIVE Foundation. This Foundaion is a not-for-profit organazation to provide a structured golf program for injured veterans.

Contact Information

you would like to know more about these wonderful programs contact:

Director Greg Mason gmason@pghaq.com

Board of Directors

Bobby Kehl

Dan Kehl

Gary Palmer

Greg Mason

Jason Prochaska

Jeff Link

Kathy Meardon

Julie Stewart

Jeff Delvaux

Iowa PGA Junior Tour Membership Code EB2023 October 17 - December 31, 2022

Junior Tour Overview

The Iowa PGA Junior Tour consists of single and multi-day events. Juniors will either play 9 or 18 holes on a tournament day. Some events will be played over two days. Players should be able to walk and carry their clubs for eighteen holes. Players should also be able to keep score and keep pace with the rest of the players. Events will be categorized into 4 different point levels: Major, Ace, Eagle or Birdie. The point level of the event will determine the amount of Player of the Year points awarded.

Pee Wee Overview

The Iowa PGA Pee Wee Tour will be celebrating 20 years in 2023! This developmental tour is exclusively designed for juniors, both boys and girls, that want to start experiencing tournament play. Your Pee Wee junior golfer will have fun interacting with his or her peers as well as enjoying time spent with parents! Parents are encouraged to cad die, help keep score, give advice and help with rules & etiquette. The courses may be modified in length and number of holes to cater to the beginner level Pee Wees.

Greg Mason, PGA | Iowa PGA | Executive Director

As our Tournament Season came to a close on Saturday, October 8th as we administered the final round of the Iowa High School Athletic Association’s State 4A Boys State Championship at Elmcrest CC, I took a moment to take a breath and think what a nice year we had.

Then I remembered the year isn’t over for some of our professionals as we have six of our Senior (50+) playing in the Se nior PGA Professional Championship at Twin Warriors & Santa Ana Golf Clubs in Santa Ana, NM on October 13-16, 2022. The low 35 Professionals get to qualify and play in the 2023 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship on May 24-28, 2023, at our new PGA of America Headquarters in Frisco, TX. We have had Judd Gibb, Jeff Schmid and Chad Proehl play in the KitchenAid in the past few years. I am hopefully we get a few into that event again as we have some pretty good golfers in the state of Iowa, both Amateurs and Professionals.

We have two of our young Associate/Assistant Professionals playing in the Assistants National Championship in Port St Lucie, FL on November 17-20, 2022. Good luck to Zach Steffen and Matt Jennings.

All of our Associations are moving towards our Annual Awards season. The Iowa Golf Association will name its winners and celebrate them on December 16th at Terrace Hills in Altoona, IA. From their Players of the Year to their awarding of the Golf Courses of the Year, Superintendent and Golf Professional of the Years will be honored along with some other very deserving award winners. The Iowa Chapter of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America will host their awards for 2022 in 2023 on February 16 at their annual meeting. The Iowa PGA will award their Section Awards along with their Player’s of the Year for the Professionals and our Junior Tour (just completed its 25th year) at Riverside Casino and Golf Resort on November 15, 2022.

As the final tournaments are played and the awards handed out for 2022, the Iowa PGA has already begun planning for 2023 and another great slate of educational opportunities, tournament opportunities for our Professionals and our Junior Tour Players and whatever we think of as we do some wonderful planning. Our Iowa PGA Board, Iowa PGA Foun dation Board and our Past Presidents will be doing another Strategic Plan for our next 3-5 years to help guide us towards bigger and better things.

Thanks to all of you that have volunteered, were a spectator or participated in any of our educational or playing opportu nities.

As an old friend, Dr. Hooshang Soltenzadeh, used to say, “I am sad that this year is over, but really happy that we get to meet/play again next year”.

For those interested in marketing with us, we will have spots available for you to place an ad. Just look for our special marketing page within the pages of our magazine. This digital magazine goes to over 15,000 people on our email list along with being sent over our social media channels. If you wish to be a part of something new in the Iowa Golf scene, please feel free to email me at gmason@pgahq.com. You can always call the office at 319-648-0026 as well.

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Hello Iowa Golfing Community,

Thank you for giving me the opportunity to share some thoughts about golf and what has been happening at the PGA of America over this past golf season. Golf continues to grow in many areas of the country as we continue to draft off the 2020 pandemic season. The weather did not start off the greatest this past Spring but since early June rounds are outpacing even the 2020 season. Rounds are up 61 million since 2019 – +20% at private clubs and +12% at public facilities.

I’m proud to be a PGA Professional during this growing time of golf and we are hard at work running first class cham pionship events and player development programs. The PGA Championship was held at Southern Hills CC in Tulsa, OK this past May and the event was full of spectators during the entire week. Justin Thomas was a popular winner and is the son of a PGA Professional so to see them hoist the trophy on the 18th green was special. We were also proud to see our 20 PGA Professionals from around the country compete that week and drive awareness of our PGA led programs through the media.

We continue to be a leader at the epicenter of driving the future and growth of the game through our PGA Reach Foundation programming. Two programs that continue to grow and change lives are the PGA Junior League and PGA Hope player development initiatives. Junior League is a golf team format for kids 17 and under that gives them a chance to compete in a fun team format through the Summer. We are on track to have almost 70,000 kids from across the country be part of the leagues with the National championship being held down in Arizona. The other program that is really changing lives through golf is our PGA Hope program with stands for Helping Our Patriots Everywhere. Many PGA professionals from around the country are giving clinics for our veterans and getting them out on the golf course. We will have almost 7,000 veterans participate in the clinics in 215 different locations.

This past month we opened the doors to our new National headquarters down in Frisco, TX. This will be the new home of golf for our 28,000 PGA Professionals and is truly a transformational property located in the middle of the country. PGA Frisco is a public/private partnership between the PGA of America, Omni Hotels and Resort and the city of Frisco. The 660-acre campus is a unique destination that includes: Fields Ranch at PGA Frisco, with two world-class 18-hole championship golf courses, a lighted 10-hole short course, a lighted 2-acre putting course and a clubhouse. The Omni PGA Frisco Resort which will consist of 500 guest rooms and the PGA District which will feature an expansive retail and entertainment district, including an outdoor area for concerts and events. The entire property is slated to home early Spring of 2023, and we will be hosting our first championship in May which will be the Senior PGA Championship. We hope you will plan to take a trip down to this new golf destination in 2023!

Thank you for playing the game and supporting your local PGA Professional. We are here to help you enjoy the game and make it a lifetime sport. If you are considering entering the golf business or making it a second career, please reach out to us to find out more information and how to get started. I hope can get some rounds in this Fall and continue to enjoy this great game.

Sincerely,

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Iowa Golf House

Written by: Rick Brown

Covered Golf for the Des Moines Register

August 23, 2022

Iowa is the home of global golf champions and captains. Titles brought home by Iowans include the Masters, (British) Open Cham pionship, U.S. Open, U.S. Mid-Amateur, U.S. Senior Amateur and many other significant global events. Iowa can simultaneously claim the most 9-hole courses in the U.S. as well as being home to the captains of next year’s Ryder Cup team and Walker Cup teams.

What we lack is our own centralized place to organize, support, and celebrate the excellence that is Iowa Golf. The Iowa Golf Associa tion Foundation - led by lead donor Michael Coppola - has been working quietly over the past 9 months to rectify that.

“I must do everything I can, financially and otherwise, to make this happen,” said Coppola, a Des Moines real estate developer and owner of Echo Valley Country Club in Norwalk.

Fundraising is under way for Golf House Iowa, a building that will be home to the Iowa Golf Association and all its programs, as well as the Iowa Golf Hall of Fame. The building will be owned by the Iowa Golf Association Foundation, the IGA’s 501(c)(3).

Coppola has donated $1 million to the project. Golf House Iowa will be built on land that Coppola has also donated, overlooking the 9th green of Echo Valley’s Creek Course.

Coppola’s generous gift is a major piece of the fundraising goal, which was recently raised to $5 million due to increased construction costs. Well over half of that total has been raised so far.

“We want to inspire others to get involved,” said Coppola, who is helping lead the fundraising initiative. “We’re attempting to build a platform that I believe is going to take Iowa golf, and more importantly, the programs to the next level.”

Chad Pitts, executive director of the Iowa Golf Association, said that Golf House Iowa is important for many reasons.

“It’s operationally and philosophically strategic for the IGA and our Foundation to have a permanent home,” Pitts said. “But we’re really doing this for our community of Iowa golfers. Golf in Iowa and around the world has been experiencing positive growth and we need to create a space that supports both current and future participation. Golf positively impacts quality of life, education, and economic development and that’s good for everyone in the state.”

Golf House Iowa would be much more than just offices. It will also include a golf simulator, indoor and outdoor putting greens and multipurpose meeting rooms that would be used by grow the game initiatives like First Tee and Youth on Course.

The Iowa Golf Course Superintendents Association will also have offices in the building. So will the IGA Foundation, which promotes golf and preserves history through many programs including the Iowa Golf Hall of Fame, the Herman Sani and Ann Griffel Scholar ships and the Youth on Course program. The Sani and Griffel scholarships award $42,000 annually.

The new facility would house the Iowa Golf Hall of Fame and Museum, which will celebrate the game’s past and serve as motiva tion for the future. In addition to Coppola’s gift, the early contributions of some Hall of Fame members have really jump started this project.

“The family of the late Joe Brown, Mike McCoy, Gene Elliott , Jim Carney, and many others made significant gifts early on,” Pitts said. “Without their financial support and participation, we would not be where we are today. It’s a testament to their appreciation for the game of golf that they would step up and contribute in the fashion that they did.”

Pitts said that the Iowa Golf Hall of Fame would give its members a place where their collective legacies would be honored in permanent fashion.

Golf is the game of a lifetime. And those donating to Golf House Iowa would be helping set the table for future generations to appreciate Iowa’s rich golf history and enjoy the game for years to come.

Why is Golf House Iowa so important?

“With every mission, and every business, you need a platform,” Cop pola said. “And for the IGA, Golf House Iowa will be the platform for everything it does.”

This is not the first time the future of the game has prospered from Coppola’s generosity. The Sani Scholarship fund, which is financed by donations and a percentage of entry fees from selected statewide tournaments, was struggling to find enough money to endow those scholarships.

Coppola was approached around 2013 about making a donation to keep the scholarships - $2,000 a year for four years - up and run ning. Coppola attended a Sani Scholarship dinner, and was deeply impressed with the award winners. He did some research on Sani, who purchased Hyperion Field Club in 1936 for back taxes and gave it back to the membership. Sani was also the first executive director of the IGA and served in that role on a volunteer basis for more than 30 years.

“I thought, “Man, this is a great story,’ ” Coppola recalled. “I talked to my brothers (Arthur and Edward) and we decided to do it. The kids were inspirational. And the Sani story just took me over the edge. I said, “It’s perfect, we’ll do it.’ ”

The Coppola brothers donated $250,000 to help endow the Sani Scholarship in 2015.

“Sometimes you know it’s something you’ve got to do, and sometimes you’re not sure,” Michael said. “Well, I knew it was something we need ed to do.”

Witnessing the Sani Scholarship winners in person, and hearing their stories, was the driving force behind Coppola’s decision to lend a help ing hand.

“What inspired me to get involved wasn’t just the IGA,” Coppola said. “It was more about seeing the great work that was being done through the scholarship fund the IGA administers and being in the room when those kids received their awards. It was easy to see that somebody was doing something right. And when I gave the money to the scholarship I had zero concern whether or not my money would be spent wise ly. Because I could see the results right in front of my eyes. That’s where I wanted my money to go.”

Golf House Iowa has been talked about for years, and often greeted by detours like the recession in 2008 and COVID-19 in 2020.

“We went down many paths the last several years, and the deal didn’t get the inertia it needed,” Coppola said. “The lights were on, but no one was moving the needle.” Initially, Coppola offered land for the project. Then he added a $500,000 dona tion.“I said, “Now let’s raise some cash. I’ll help.’ ”

Coppola has since doubled his contribution to $1 million, and volunteered his time to help raise the remaining money.

Golf House Iowa’s doors will be open to everyone, with a mis sion of growing the game of golf.

“The union of Golf House Iowa and Echo Valley made perfect sense to me,” Coppola said. “This must happen.”

The Sani and Griffel scholarship winners also motivate Coppola to help make Golf House Iowa a reality.

“The level of excellence they have is inspirational,” Coppola said. “That’s why I’m here. And they’re inspirational for those who aspire to be just like them. This platform (Golf House Iowa) is going to celebrate those past, present and future participants in this game. It isn’t just a game. It’s more about your life. It’s a way to enrich your life.”

Coppola looks into the future and sees a day when McCoy, one of Iowa’s greatest amateur players, sits in a meeting room at Golf House Iowa and talks to a group of youngsters about what the game of golf has done for him.

“It’s about enriching lives through golf,” Coppola said. “How do we change a life through the game? And it might not even be on a golf course. Twenty-five years later, a kid is going to say, “Mr. McCoy talked to me about what the game did for him. And one thing he said really got to me.’ ”

As a golfer Coppola isn’t motivated by how many rounds he

plays in a year. It’s more about the canvas that golf provides.

“When you walk among golfers you can see what it does for them,” he said.

“It’s about how many times I touch certain moments out there. Different things happen that allow me to learn, to create, to do all the things that are fun to me. It’s about seeing something in a richer perspective than what it currently is. How would a kid learn some thing they wouldn’t potentially learn? That’s what you can do for a kid. That inspires me.” Coppola sees Golf House Iowa as a way for the Iowa Golf Association to grow and expand its programs.

‘“If you watch them up close and personal, you can see they do some really good work here and they don’t blow their horn,” Coppola said. “I want them to blow their horn. I want more kids to know there is a path through this game. And Golf House Iowa is going to be the sanctuary.”

The bottom line for Coppola is this: Golf House Iowa is a perfect way to grow the game for the future, a legacy that will continue to give for generations. Youth will be served. “You can see that they make me feel good about writing a check,” Coppola said. “ Not the bricks and mortar.”

If you are interested in donating to the Golf House Iowa project, please visit iowagolf.org/golfhouse iowa or send an email to cpitts@iowagolf.org.

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Message From the Iowa Turfgrass Institute

Golf Courses: Used for More Than Golfing

Jeff | Executive Director | Iowa Turfgrass Institute

I am going into my 6th year as the cross country coach for Greene County High School. It’s a long sto ry how I got into running and then coaching. I soon realized that many of the meets on our schedule were run on golf courses. In fact, eight of the ten regular season meets on our schedule this year will be run at golf courses. Most likely the state qualifying meet for our class and region will be at a golf course. The state cross country meet for both boys and girls has been held at Lakeside Golf Course in Fort Dodge since 1993.

So why do golf courses allow hundreds of athletes to run on their finely groomed courses? I’m not sure I know the an swer to this. This question might be better answered by one of our golf course superintendents. I can only speculate.

• Many courses have agreements with school districts, allowing the school’s golf team to play the course, thus introducing the sport, and the course, to the next generation of players - a bene fit to the course I would imagine. Scheduling a cross country meet could be added to this agreement.

• The long fairways and open spaces of the golf course would accom modate the length needed (3.1 miles) for a varsity cross country meet.

• The course would also have the amenities needed to host a meet: parking, restrooms, etc.

• In Iowa, cross country is run in the Fall as the golf season starts to wind down. I’m sure the cross coun try meets interfere with some golfer’s regular games but typically the courses are not as busy.

• And finally, cross country meets introduce the golf course to those who may not typical ly visit the course otherwise. It’s an opportunity to showcase the beauty of the course.

September 13th was designated “Thank a Super Day”. A day designated to recognize the hard work and dedica tion of our many golf course superintendents. Many hours are spent preparing the golf courses for the many rounds played on them and sometimes activities, such as cross country meets, that add to the wear and tear of the course.

Whatever the reason for allowing hundreds of high school and middle school runners to stampede the many golf courses of Iowa, as a coach, and on behalf of the running community, we appreci ate the golf course superintendents and their willingness to share their courses with the running community!

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Senior PGA Professional Championship

Santa Ana Pueblo, NM | October 13-16, 2022

The Iowa PGA Section has six Professionals competing in the Senior PGA Professional Championship on October 13-16 at Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico. Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Golf Course, Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf, Jeff Schmid of Brown Deer Golf Club, Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club, Chris Black of Hickory Grove Golf Course and Bryan Luedtke of Bunker Links Golf Course all will be competing this month.

Good Luck Proehl, Gbb, Schmid, McCarty, Black and Luedtke!!

Chad Proehl Sugar Creek GC Judd Gibb Hanson’s Custom Golf

Jeff Schmid Brown Deer GC

Sean McCarty Brown Deer GC

Chris Black Hickory Grove GC

Bryan Luedtke Bunker Links GC

Thanks to our 2022 Season Long Sponsors Tournament

The Iowa PGA is pleased to have the following corporate partners involved with the 2022 Section, Junior Tour and Foundation events and activities. For more information on becoming involved as a corporate partner, please contact Exective Director Greg Mason, PGA at gmason@pgahq.com or call the office 319-648-0026.

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WELCOME to the PGA GOLF MANAGEMENT PROGRAM at NEBRASKA!

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is one of only 18 schools in the United States with a PGA Golf Management Program accredited by the PGA of America. This comprehensive program prepares students to turn a game that they love into a career that they love, and engages them through classroom activities, laboratory experiences including individual and group golf lessons, an extensive player development program and high quality internship experiences on a global scale.

ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS

Students seeking admission to the PGA Golf Management Program at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln must meet University en trance requirements. For admittance into the PGA Golf Manage ment Program, students must have:

• A genuine love of the game of golf

• An outgoing and engaging personality

• A verification of a USGA handicap of 12 or less

STUDENT ORGANIZATION

All of our students are members of the Student Club. Club activi ties include monthly meetings where industry experts are invited to come speak to the students, student-run tournaments held at courses in and around Nebraska including Wilderness Ridge, Arbor Links, Fremont Country Club, Bent Tree and Dakota Dunes, and social events like intramural sports, community service, growth of the game programming, watch parties for major sport ing events and other fun activities.

INTERNSHIPS

An extremely important part of the educational experience involves our internship program. Every student will spend 16 months on paid internships gaining valuable hands-on experi ence in the golf industry. Our internship coordinator works with each student to tailor a set of experiences that complement the classroom education we provide. We have students interning from coast to coast, as well as internationally. Our students have worked at the Carnoustie, Pinehurst, Pebble Beach, Grove Golf Course in Chandler’s Cross, England and at Cape Kidnappers Golf Club in Awanga, New Zealand. At the University of Nebraska–Lin coln, the sky’s the limit!

CURRICULUM

The PGA Golf Management curriculum consists of classroom studies, internships and player development activities. Upon graduation, students receive a Bachelor of Science degree in PGA Golf Management with a minor in an area of emphasis or two they are passionate about! Your academic advisor, a faculty member within the program, will help you determine the best pathway for

your unique goals.

Content within the PGA specific curriculum is divided into four distinct levels, with each building on the previous. The Quali fying Level provides some base knowledge in three key areas specific to the golf industry: Interpersonal Skills, Business Skills and Golf Instruction Skills. In Level 2, students will apply knowl edge gained in Level 1 in a “hands-on” environment. Level 3 ties the three key areas together into one cohesive package.

STUDY ABROAD

Students have the opportunity to participate in short-term study abroad programs to Scotland and China, golf’s oldest and newest countries. Students earn credit and have access to generous study abroad scholarships!

Students can also participate in domestic study tours to see various aspects of the golf industry. This last season PGA stu dents paired with turf students on a trip to Kansas City to see how vital the relationship is between the PGA Professional and GCSAA Superintendent at high performing facilities.

FACILITIES

On and off campus our students are provided with the best in golf to learn and improve their golf game. Our state-of-the-art laborato ry facilities are a complete, diverse collection of technology to study and improve golf swing and ball flight, including three simulator spaces with over 300 courses in total. We have the only swing lab featuring a High-Speed Phantom Camera system and are the only program to feature all three of the major launch monitor systems on the market: TrackMan, Flight Scope, and the Foresight GC Quad.

Off campus students have access to nine partner golf courses including our home course Wilderness Ridge Country Club which hosts such events as the NAIA National Championship, Stage 1 of Korn Ferry Tour Q-School and other national events. Access includes private, semi-private and public courses so students always have a place to play and receive a variety of terrains, layouts and more.

INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE?

To learn more or set up a visit you can visit Nebraska’s PGA Golf Management website at PGM.UNL.EDU.

Action and Classroom pictures taken by Brad Goetsch: See more pictures on next page

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SWINGS WITH KIDS

The Swings with Kids program is a golf instruction program within school districts which reside within the state or Iowa and/or Iowa PGA Section boundaries. The Swings with Kids program will introduce the game of golf with the direction of Iowa PGA Professionals inside physical education classes. Students will learn about golf and also benefit from the numerous life skills that the game of golf offers

The vision for the Iowa PGA Foundation Swings with Kids program is “Helping kids excel by introducing them to the life skills that the game of golf provides.” These life skills include character, honesty, integrity, respect, perseverance and cooperation. Our golf is simply for children to “try golf”

One of the primary reasons the Iowa PGA Foundation chose the Tri Golf and Golf Xtreme equipment is that it is high quality equipment and curriculum at an affordable price. Since PE classes share equipment, each school generally only needs 1 bag. Many school districts do not have enough of a PE budget to purchase the equipment for their schools Iowa PGA Professionals are working within their communities to raise funds for the Swings with Kids program The school districts that do not have a local PGA Professional, however, need your help The Iowa PGA Foundation does not want a lack of funding to be the reason why golf cannot be a part of your PE curriculum. What you can do?:

Sponsor a school $700 for an Elementary (Tri Golf) and $1,250 for a Junior High (Golf Xtreme)

Donate to your District Funds will be earmarked for the area that you choose

Give to the General Fund Funds will be designated for the Swings with Kids program, helping to support unsponsored schools

Did you Know about these Programs?

PGA Jr. League is a fun, social and inclusive opportunity for boys and girls, ages 13 and under, to learn and enjoy the game of golf from PGA and LPGA Profes sionals. Like many other recreational youth sports, participants wear numbered jerseys and play on teams with friends.

Drive, Chip and Putt is the cre ative and competitive spirit of girls and boys ages 7-15. Participants who advance through Local, Sub-Regional and Regional qualifying in each age/ gender category earn a place in the National Finals, which is conducted at Augusta National Golf Club the Sunday before the Mas ters Tournament and is broadcast live by Golf Channel.

In 2023 we will be celebrating our 43rd Annual Iowa PGA Junior Golf Academy is traditionally a 5-day, 4-night premier golf camp scheduled to be held TBA at Pheasant Ridge GC and the University of Northern Iowa. John Bermel, Head PGA Professional at Pheasant Ridge GC and Head Coach of the Men and Women’s golf teams at UNI. The Iowa PGA Junior Golf Academy also utilizes the men and women PGA Professionals of the Iowa Section as instructors for the students. More details on lead instructor, John Bermel, PGA are found below.

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Drive, Chip and Putt

Participants compete in all three skills (Drive, Chip and Putt) and hit three shots per skill for a total of nine shots. Points are accumulated per shot at each skill. The overall champion in each division is determined by the participant with the most points accumulated between all three skills.

Boys and Girls will compete in separate divisions in 4 age categories: 7-9 years old, 10-11 years old, 12-13 years old and 14-15 years old.

2022 Iowa PGA

Fall Results

Section Event Results

Iowa PGA Pro-Junior

Pheasant Ridge

Cedar Falls, Iowa – Winners crowned in the Iowa PGA Pro-Junior played on July 11, 2022, at Pheasant Ridge Golf Course in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Teams for Iowa PGA Pro-Junior were comprised of one Professional and three Juniors amateurs competing in an 18-Hole, Individual Low Pro and Team 2 Best balls of 4 gross.

Senior Boys Division Team Winners

Iowa PGA Professional Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club and his team of Jack McCarty, Zach McCa rty and Charlie Allen won the Senior Boys Team Di vision (ages 14-17) with a team total of 11-under-par 133. Darin Fisher of The Preserve on Rathbun Lake and his team of Connor Fisher, Cael Schofield and Landen Simpson finished second in the Senior Boys Team Division with a 8-under-par 136. Mark Atchi son of Des Moines Golf & Country Club and his team of Blake Cronin, Braeden Nelson and Remick Elf ers and Jeff Smith of Harvest Point Golf Course and his team of Terpstra, Ryan Carriker and Linus Mor rison all tied for third place with a 5-under-par 139.

Junior Boys Division Team Winners

Paul DelVecchio of Crow Valley Golf Club and his team of Michael Koury, Charles Koury and Sophia Miller won the Junior Boys Team Division (ages 13 & Under) with a team total of 2-over-par 146. Adam Luehmann of Bea ver Hills Country Club and his team of Jackson Kettner, Cam Brenden and Kiefer Petersen finished in second in the Junior Boys Team Division with a 3-over-par 147. Mike Downing of Iowa PGA Section and his team of Tyler Downing, Alex Jacobs and Thatcher Crawford finished behind them in third place with a 16-over-par 160. Click here to view full Junior Boys Division results.

Boy Scouts of America, IIIowa Council

Boy Scouts of America, Illowa Council located in Davenport, had a $20k winner in their annual Pro-Am held at the Davenport Country Club June 20th. Scout Executive, Jeff Doty, said that he is honored to have the sponsorship of Pfitz’s Fence and Deck that made it possible for the win to occur. Steve Barnett, the winner, is shown here accept ing the check from Jeff Doty and sponsor Kyle Pfitzenmier.

Boy Scouts of America, Illowa Council, would like to thank everyone that participated in this fundraiser event. Yours in Scouting, Roy Springfield | V.P. of Development/ Golf Pro-Am Committee Chair

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

Illowa Council

4412 North Brady Street

Iowa 52806

713-865-3880

Iowa PGA Junior-Senior Draw

Finkbine Golf Course | Iowa City, Iowa | July 18, 2022

Iowa City, Iowa - Brian Wernimont of Brown Deer Golf club and John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course won the Junior-Senior Draw Monday, July 18 at Finkbine Golf Course. Wernimont and Bermel turned in an 8-under-par round of 32-32=64 to capture the win.

Teams for Junior-Senior Draw were comprised of two Iowa Section PGA Professionals competing in a one best ball of 2 gross.

Zach Steffen of Terrace Hills Golf Course and Ken Schall of Ken Schall Golf Performance Studio turned in round of 2936=65 to come in second place.

In addition to the team event, the Iowa PGA Junior-Senior Draw featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior and Super Senior Divisions.

Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club claimed first place in the Open Division with a 4-under-par 68. McCarty carded birdies on holes 1, 6, 8, 11, 14 and 15 including bogeys on holes 4 and 10. Runner-up Bryan Luedtke of Bunker Links Golf Course and Bermel both turned in 3-under-par 69.

Luedtke and Bermel both tied for first place in the Senior Division with a 3-under-par 69. Luedtke carded birdies on holes 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15 and 16 including bogeys on holes 3, 4, 6 and 18. Bermel carded birdies on holes 1, 10, 11 and 15; an eagle on hole 2; a bogey on holes 5 including a double bogey on hole 4.

Bermel won the Super Senior Division. Runner-up Jeff Smith of Harvest Point Golf Course turned in even-par 72.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA Director of Golf Jeff Moore, PGA Golf Instructor Jim “Sarge” Dickerson and the entire Finkbine Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Full Results

Giannetto Wins Iowa PGA Professional Championship

Marshalltown, Iowa – Jay Giannetto of Elmwood Country Club wins the Iowa PGA Professional Championship on Tues day, July 26, 2022, at Elmwood Country Club. He will lead five (5) Iowa PGA Section Professionals to compete in the 56th PGA Professional Championship, May 15-21, 2023, at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York.

Giannetto turned in a winning total of 70-65-67=202, 8-under-par to capture the Iowa PGA Professional Championship. This is Giannetto’s first Iowa PGA Professional Championship title. Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club (68-6471=202) and Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course (68-64-71=203) were runners-up, finishing at 7-un der-par.

Proehl captured the Senior Division Title as well with rounds of 67-68-68=203 to sit 7-under-par. John Bermel of Pheas ant Ridge Golf Club and Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf both turned in 1-under-par.

The Super Senior Division was won by Bermel with rounds of 71-68-70=209 for a total of 1-under-par. Jeff Smith of Har vest Point Golf Course carded 66-73-74=213 with a 3-over-par to finish runner up.

Giannetto is joined by McCarty, Proehl, Matt Erger of Airport National Golf Complex and Ben Montgomery of Airport Na tional Golf Complex. These five Iowa PGA Professionals will be competing in the 56th PGA Professional Championship, May 15-21, 2023, at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, New York. The alternates in order are Darin Fisher of The Preserve on Rathbun Lake, Gibb, Bermel and Jeff Schmid of Brown Deer Golf Club.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank Presenting Sponsor Cadillac, Club Car and Rolex. Supporting sponsors Titleist/Foot Joy, Nike and TaylorMade. Presenting Partners Golf Channel and PGA TOUR for all of their support with the Iowa PGA Professional Championship.

We would also like to thank PGA Head Professional Jay Giannetto, Golf Course Superintendent David Eichhorn, Assistant Golf Professional Matt Jennings and the entire Elmwood Country Club staff for hosting this 2-day event.

Results

QUALIFIERS

Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course, Matt Erger of Airport Na tional Golf Complex, Jay Giannetto of Elmwood Country Club, Ben Montgom ery of Airport National Golf Complex and Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club will all compete next May at the 56th PGA Professional Championship.

ALTERNATES &

Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf, Jeff Schmid of Brown Deer Golf Club, John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course, Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Municipal Golf Course, Matt Erger of Airport National Golf Complex, Jay Giannetto of Elmwood Country Club, Ben Montgomery of Airport National Golf Complex, Darin Fisher of The Preserve on Rathbun Lake and Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club.

Matthew Meneghetti Wins 89th Iowa Open

Blue Top Ridge

Riverside, Iowa – Matthew Meneghetti of Schererville, Indiana won the 89th Iowa Open presented by River side Casino and Golf Resort held on July 29-31 at Blue Top Ridge at Riverside. Meneghetti turned in rounds of 68-66-65=199, 17 under par to claim the Champion ship.

Meneghetti carded a final round 65 with birdies on holes 3, 4, 8, 9, 12, 14, 15, 16 and 18 including a bogey on holes 5 and 10 to complete his Championship. Me neghetti finished as runner-up in 2021 Iowa Openafter setting the course record of 12-under-par 60 in the second round.

Zach Steffen of West Des Moines, Iowa finished in second place alone with rounds of 68-65-69=202, 14 under par. Andre Metzger of Scottsdale, Arizona (6869-68=205), Andrew Beckler of Topeka, Kansas

(67-68-70=205) and Brendan O’Reilly of Jupiter, Florida (66-68-71=205) tied for third place at 11-under-par.

Open Amateur Division was won by Chad McCarty of North Liberty, Iowa with rounds of 75-66-70=211, 5-under-par. Sev en other amateurs made the 36-hole cut. Please go to the leaderboard to see how each player finished.

Jeff Schmid of Iowa City, Iowa defended his 2021 Title and won this year’s Iowa Open - Senior Division (50+ years of age) with rounds of 72-69-68=209. 7-under-par. Schmid recorded an eagle on 12 and birdies on holes 3,5, and 7 including a bogey on hole number 1 to win the Championship. His senior title goes along with his Iowa Open Championship won in 2000. Roy Biancalana of St. Charles, IL finished alone in second place with rounds of 73-73-73=219, 3-over-par.

Open Senior Amateur Division was won by Jay Gregory of Lineville, Iowa with rounds of 74-76-72=222, 6-over-par, Jeff Collett was the only other Senior Amateur to make the cut and finished in second place with rounds of 71-80-75=226, 10 over-par.

In the first year of the Iowa Open – Super Senior Division (60+ years of age), John Bermel of Cedar Falls, Iowa won with rounds of 74-71-74=219, 3-over-par. Bermel carded birdies on holes 4,6,15 and bogeys on holes 5,7,10 and 16 to win the first ever Super Senior Division Championship. This goes along with his Senior Division Championship won in 2018. In second place was Dave Ranney of Lamoni, Iowa with rounds of 74-76-74=224, 8-over-par.

Open Super Senior Amateur Division was won by Pat Ryan of Marshalltown, Iowa with rounds of 74-76-78=228, 12-overpar.

Matthew Garside of Bettendorf, Iowa had a hole in one on #14 using a gap wedge with 130 yards! This is his 10th hole in one

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA Director of Golf Michael McNamara, Golf Course Superintendent Mike Nelson and the entire staff at Blue Top Ridge and our GIVE and Helping Hands volunteers for hosting this 3-day event. We would also like to thank our title sponsor Riverside Casino and Golf Resort.

Full Results

NB/M&M Iowa PGA Foundation Pro-Am

PGA General Manager John Panek led his Davenport Country Club team consisting of Jeff Hassel, Chad Kelley and Steve VanDerSchaaf to the Team Title with a Stableford score of 16 points. The second-place team was PGA Head Professional Chris Black of Hickory Grove Golf Course as he led Jennifer Black, Billy Fratske and Logan Schweinefus with a score of 14 points.

Teams for Iowa PGA Foundation Pro-Am were comprised of one Professional and three amateurs competing in an 18Hole Individual Low Pro and Team Event Quota System.

In addition to the team event, the Iowa PGA Iowa PGA Foundation featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior and Super Senior Divisions.

Panek and McCarty both tied for first in the Open Division with a 3-under-par round of 68. Panek carded birdies on holes 2, 6, 9 and 10 including a bogey on hole 1. McCarty carded birdies on holes 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11 including bogeys on holes 17 and 18.

Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf took home first place in the Senior Division with a 2-over-par round of 69. Gibb re corded birdies on holes 11, 14, 15 and 17 including bogeys on holes 2 and 9 in route to his victory. John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course carded a round of 1-under-par 70 to claim second-place.

Bermel won the Super Senior Division with a 1-over-par round of 70. Bermel carded birdies on holes 6, 15 and 16 including bogeys on holes 5 and 17 in his win. Joe Butler of Burlington Golf Club, Jim Henry of EK Golf and Jeff Smith of Oskaloosa Golf Course all tied carded a round of 7-over-par 78 to claim second-place. Dave Ranney, life member carded a round of even-par 71 to claim second place.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank NB Golf Cars and M&M Golf Cars for their Title Sponsorship. We would also like to thank PGA Director of Golf Don Tracy and the entire Glen Oaks Country Club staff for hosting this event.

West Des Moines, Iowa – The Iowa PGA hosted the NB Golf Cars/M & M Golf Cars Iowa PGA Foundation Pro-Am pre sented by the Iowa Golf Association at Glen Oaks Country Club in Des Moines on Monday, August 15.

Two of the primary beneficiaries of this event will bet the Burkart Scholarship and Swings with Kids Pro gram. The Burkart Scholarship is an annual college scholarship awarded in memory of Charlie Burkart, a PGA member of 49 years and PGA Head Professional at Elmcrest Country Club in Cedar Rapids of 42 year.

Championship Flight

1. 16 points: John Panek (Davenport Country Club) – Jeff Hassel, Chad Kelley and Steve VanDerSchaaf

2. 14 points: Chris Black (Hickory Grove Golf Course) – Jennifer Black, Billy Fratske and Logan Schweinefus

3. 8 points: Matt Erger (Airport National Golf Complex) – Jared Capouch, Matt Edl and Darryl Johnson

First Flight

1. -4 points: Ben Montgomery (Airport National Golf Complex) – Phil Hansen, Ron Kotaska and Corey Kamoos

2. -5 points: Sean McCarty (Brown Deer Golf Club) – Brian Donohoe, Matt Adam and Chad Krantz

3. -5 points: Jeff Smith (Harvest Point Golf Course) – Jeff Parlet, Bret Foster and Keith Fick

Second Flight

1. -15 points: John Dinnebier (Briarwood Golf Club) – Kevin Drew, Rob Van Corler and Bill Donnelly

2. -18 points: Davis Sutton (Cedar Rapids Country Club) – Matt Sproston, Mike Wehr and Todd Heying

3. -22 points: Taylor Zimmerman (Prairie Links Golf Course) – Steve Cero, Brian Wingert and Adam Gray

Dillon Baker on behalf of the Eastern Iowa Junior Golf Association, INC donated $2,100 to the Iowa PGA Foundation! Thank you Dillon Baker for your generous donation! Follow him below for more information on Eastern Iowa Junior Golf Association!

Iowa PGA Pro-Select

Briarwood

Ankeny, Iowa – John Bermel and Jacob Bermel both of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course won the Iowa PGA Pro-Select, Mon day, August 22 at Briarwood Golf Club. Bermel’s turned in a 13-under-par round of 30-31-34=95 to capture the win.

Teams for Iowa PGA Pro-Select were comprised of two Iowa Section PGA Professionals competing in a 27 Holes, 9 Holes scramble, 9 holes best ball and 9 holes alternate shot.

Sean McCarty and Jeff Schmid both of Brown Deer Golf Club came in second place with 11-under-par 97.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA General Manager John Dinnebier, PGA Head Professional Chad Callan and the entire Briarwood Golf Club staff for hosting this event.

Iowa Senior PGA Professional Championship

Waterloo, Iowa – Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Golf Course wins the Iowa PGA Senior PGA Professional Championship on Thursday, August 25 at South Hills Golf Course and will lead four Section PGA Professionals to compete on October 1316, in the 34th Senior PGA Professional Championship. Proehl turned in a total score of 10-under-par, 67-67=134 to cap ture the win.

Proehl defeated Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf in a three-hole sudden death playoff. Proehl and Gibb turned in 2-day totals of 10-under par 134. Proehl carded birdies on holes 2, 7, 8, 11, 13 and 18 including a bogey on hole 15.

Proehl is joined by Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf, Jeff Schmid of Brown Deer Golf Club and Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club. Alternates for the National Championship are Bryan Luedtke of Bunker Links Golf Course, Chris Black of Hickory Grove Golf Course, John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course and Life Member Dave Ranney.

The Super Senior Division was won by John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course with rounds of 74-70=144 for a total of even-par. Bermel carded birdies on 6, 7, 10 and 17; an eagle on hole 13 including bogeys on holes 11, 14, 15 and 18. Run ner-up was Life Member Dave Ranney with rounds of 75-71=146 for a total of 2-over-par.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank Presenting Sponsor Cadillac, Supporting Sponsor Golf Channel as well as Supporting Sponsors PGA Tour for supporting the Iowa Senior PGA Professional Championship.

We would also like to thank PGA Head Professional’s Monte Meyer, Nate Lubs and Brad Clark and the entire Irv Warren Memorial Golf Course and South Hills Golf Course staffs for hosting this 2-day event.

QUALIFIERS

Tournament Manager Casey Harvey with champion Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Golf Course.

Jeff Schmid of Brown Deer Golf Club, Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf, Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Golf Course and Sean McCarty of Brown Deer Golf Club will all compete Oc tober 13-16 in the 34th Senior PGA Professional Championship.

Tournament Manager with Champion

Harris Golf Cars Pro-Facility

Riverside, Iowa – Nate Lubs and Andrew Thomas of Gates Park Golf Course won the Harris Golf Cars Pro-Facility Mon day, August 29 at Blue Top Ridge. Lubs and Thomas turned in a team total of +17 quota points to capture the win.

Teams for Harris Golf Cars Pro-Facility were comprised of one PGA Professional and one Amateur competing in a team event Quota System.

Chad Proehl and Greg Mahon of Sugar Creek Golf Course turned in a team totals of +16 quota points to finish for second place.

In addition to the team event, the Iowa PGA Harris Golf Cars Pro-Facility featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior and Super Senior Divisions.

Darin Fisher of The Preserve on Rathbun Lake and Chad Proehl both tied for first place in the Open Division with a 6-un der-par 66.

Proehl won the Senior Division with a 6-under-par 66. Proehl carded birdies on holes 1, 2, 4, 9, 12 and 17; an eagle on hole 15 including bogeys on holes 7 and 18. Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf came in second place with 5-under-par 67.

Jeff Smith of Harvest Point Golf Course won the Super Senior Division with a 2-over-par 70. Smith carded birdies on holes 9, 10 and 12; an eagle on hole 17 including bogeys on holes 3, 4 and 11. John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course came in second place with even-par 72.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank title sponsor Harris Golf Cars (Terry Harris, Scott Harris, Steve Haldeman and Spencer Haldeman). We would also like to thank PGA Director of Golf Michael McNamara, Golf Course Superintendent Mike Nel son and the Blue Top Ridge staff for hosting this event.

National Car Rental Iowa Assistant PGA Pro Championship

Riverside, Iowa – Zach Steffen of Terrace Hills Golf Course wins the National Car Rental Iowa Assistant PGA Professional Championship on September 7, 2022, at Blue Top Ridge. The Champion of this event will qualify for the 46th National Car Rental Assistant PGA Professional Championship to be held on November 17-20, 2022 at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. We will have three alternates.

Steffen turned in a winning total of 71-64=135, 9-under-par to capture the National Car Rental Iowa Assistant PGA Pro fessional Championship title. This is his second National Car Rental Iowa Assistant PGA Professional Championship title having also won in 2021. Matt Jennings of Elmwood Country Club was runner-up, finishing at 69-68=137, 7-Under-par.

The champion will be competing in the 46th National Car Rental Assistant PGA Professional Championship, November 17-20, 2022, at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, Florida. The alternates in order are Jennings, David Lawrence of Dav enport Country Club and Davis Sutton of Cedar Rapids Country Club.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank Title Sponsor National Car Rental and supporting sponsors Srixon, Cleveland Golf, XXIO and Asics. We would also like to thank PGA Director of Golf Mike McNamara and the entire Blue Top Ridge staff for hosting this event.

Iowa PGA Pro-Scratch/Pro-Senior Scratch

Fyre Lake Golf Club | Sherrard, Illinois | September 12, 2022

Sherrard, Illinois – Teams of Ryan McClintock of Short Hills Country Club and Matt Schlueter; Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Cus tom Golf and Cole Jaeschke tie in Pro-Scratch; McClintock and Dave Waugh; David Lawrence of Davenport Country Club and Ritchie Painter tied in Pro-Senior Scratch on Monday, September 12, 2022 at Fyre Lake Golf Club.

Teams for Pro-Scratch/Pro-Senior Scratch were comprised of one Professional and one Amateur competing in an 18-hole, Team 1 Best Ball of 2 gross.

McClintock and Schlueter; Gibb and Jaeschke both team turned in 8-under-par round of 62 for the Pro-Scratch. McClintock and Waugh; Lawrence and Painter both team turned in 6-under-par round of 64 for the Pro-Senior Scratch.

In addition to the team event, the Iowa PGA Pro-Scratch/Pro-Senior Scratch featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior, Super Senior Divisions, Low Amateur and Low Senior Amatetur.

There was a four-way tie for first place in the Open Division with Gibb, Ben Montgomery of Airport National Golf Com plex, Lawrence and Matt Jennings of Elmwood Country Club all turned in 2-under-par round of 68.

Gibb claimed first place in the Senior Division. Runner-up Chris Black of Hickory Grove Golf Course turned in 1-under-par round of 69.

Ken Schall of Ken Schall Performance Studios claimed first place in the Super Senior Division with a 2-over-par round of 72.

Cody Bender claimed first place in the Low Amateur Division with a 2-under-par 68. Bender carded birdies on holes 5, 10, 13 and 17 including bogeys on holes 4 and 12. There was a three-way tie for second place with Matt Schlueter, Chad McCarty and Patrick Hall all turned in 1-over-par round of 71.

Waugh claimed first place in the Low Senior Amateur Division with a 2-over-par 72. Runner-up Painter turned in a round of 5-over-par round of 75.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA Head Professional Mark Krizic and the entire Fyre Lake Golf Club staff for hosting this event.

Iowa PGA Women’s Professional Championship

Des Moines Golf & Country Club | Des Moines, Iowa

Des Moines, Iowa – Morgan McMillan of Oneota Golf & Country Club won the Iowa PGA Women’s Professional Championship on Friday, September 16 at Des Moines Golf & Country Club. Format for today’s event is an 18hole stroke play. McMillan turned in a winning total of 77, 5-over-par to capture the Iowa PGA Women’s Professional Championship.

McMillan carded birdies on holes 10 and 11 including bo geys on holes 2, 6, 13, 14, 15, 17 and 18. Runner-up Janet Rooney of Des Moines Golf & Country Club was runner-up, finishing at 78, 6-over-par.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA General Manag er Matt Ruehling, PGA Director of Golf Scott Howe, PGA Head Professional’s Janet Rooney and Don Winker, PGA Director of Instruction Mark Atchison, PGA Assistant Golf Professional Kevin Trobaugh and the entire staff and mem bers of Des Moines Golf & Country Club for hosting this event.

Junior vs. Senior Team Championship

East Dubuque, Illinois – The Junior Team won Junior vs Senior Team Event on Monday, September 19 at Lacoma Golf. Teams will be formed based on equal split of section members based on age. Team format will consist of 10 best balls gross, on each hole. Teams will be split evenly following deadline. The Junior Team was led by Davis Sutton as they shot 23-under-par score of 403 to defeat the Senior Team.

The Section was divided into team members from the Junior and team members from the Senior. In addition to the team event, the Junior vs Senior Team Event featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior and Super Senior Divisions.

The Open Division winner Davis Sutton of Cedar Rapids Country Club fired a 3-under-par round of 68. Sutton carded birdies on holes 1, 3, 6, 8 and 11 including bogeys on holes 5 and 18. Brian Lorenz of Spirit Hollow Golf Course, Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf and Darin Fisher of The Preserve on Rathbun Lake all tied for second place in the Open Division. Lorenz, Gibb and Fisher all carded even-par scores of 71.

The Senior Division winner Gibb fired an even-par score of 71. Gibb carded birdies on holes 1 and 4 including bogeys on holes 11 and 13. John Bermel of Pheasant Ridge Golf Course and Bryan Luedtke of Bunker Links Golf Course both tied for second place in the Senior Division. Bermel and Luedtke both carded 1-over-par scores of 72.

The Super Senior Division winner Bermel fired a 1-over-par score of 79. Bermel carded birdies on holes 6 and 8 including bogeys on holes 7, 10 and 13. Terry Anderson of Elks Country Club placed second in the Super Senior Division with a round 8-over-par score of 79.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA Head Professional Gene Bears Jr. and the entire Laco ma Golf staff for hosting this event.

Pro-Senior

Ames, Iowa – Ben Montgomery of Airport National Golf Complex and his team of Craig Furnish, Phil Hansen and Ron Kotaska won the Pro-Senior Monday, September 26 at Ames Golf & Country Club. Team Montgomery turned in 7 quota points to capture the win.

Teams for Pro-Senior were comprised of one Professional and three Senior Amateurs competing in a modified Stableford Scoring system.

Curt Schnell of Okoboji View Golf Course and his team of Jim Hauer, Max Lamb and Mike Lamb and John Thompson of Prairie Links Golf & Event Center and his team of Rick Mogren, Chuck Sipple and Darrel Wenzel both tied for sec ond-place who both turned in 4 quota points.

In addition to the team event, the Iowa PGA Pro-Senior featured individual competitions for the Open, Senior and Super Senior Divisions.

Montgomery took home first place in the Open Division with 3-under-par round of 68. Montgomery carded birdies on holes 2, 3, 8 and 15 including a bogey on hole 16. Chad Proehl of Sugar Creek Golf Course turned in 1-under-par round of 70 to come in second place in the Open Division.

Proehl took home first place in the Senior Division. Proehl carded birdies on holes 4, 13 and 14 including bogeys on holes 8 and 16. Judd Gibb of Hanson’s Custom Golf turned in even-par round of 71 to come in second place in the Senior Divi sion.

Schnell took home first place in the Super Senior Division. Schnell carded birdies on holes 3, 9, 13 and 18 including bo geys on holes 2, 7, 12 and 14. Life Member Larry Castagnoli turned in 8-over-par round of 79.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank PGA Head Professional Scott Nugent and the entire Ames Golf & Country Club staff for hosting this event.

Iowa PGA Retains The Iowa Cup

IOWA PGA Cup Team

IGA Cup Team

Ames, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Professional’s defeated the Iowa Golf Association 20.5 points to 19.5 points in the 2022 55th Iowa Cup Matches at the Geneva Golf & Country Club. This marks the seventh straight year the Iowa PGA Professionals have retained the Cup.

Sean McCarty’s 1up victory over Nate McCoy secured the 20th point and a tie score.

The Iowa PGA won 12 Singles Matches on the final day of the 55th Iowa Cup Matches. One of the Iowa PGA Professional’s team members won all three of their matches over the last two days – Ken Schall.

Today’s Singles Matches included; Darin Fisher defeated Jon Olson, 2&1. Jay Giannetto defeated J.D. Anderson, 3&2. Mark Atchison defeated Justin Liv ingston, 3&2. Jeff Smith defeated Tony Newkirk, 2&1. Bryan Luedtke defeat ed Danny McCoy, 7&6. Zach Steffen defeated Max Tjoa, 3&2. Steve Hutton defeated Kirk Macumber, 6&5. Ken Schall defeated 2&1. Sam Rice defeated Levi Slings, 6&4. Matt Erger defeated Nick Luett, 3&2. Chris Black defeated Kelly Brown, 3&1.

David Lawrence tied with Jon Brown, to give both teams, .05 points.

Jacob Bermel, Todd Fowler, Ben Montgomery, Chad Callan, Davis Sutton, Ryan McClintock, Tracy Vest all battled in their Singles Matches but eventually lost.

The final score of the 2022 55th Iowa Cup Matches ended with the Iowa PGA (Professionals) winning 20.5 points, while the Iowa Golf Association (Amateurs) won 19.5 points.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank AHEAD and Clark Smith for their sponsorship. We would also like to thank PGA Head Professional Steve Hutton and the entire Geneva Golf & Country Club staff for hosting this 2-day event.

Results

Match Play Results

FOUR-BALL MATCHES

IOWA GOLF ASSOCIATIONS PLAYERS

Sam Storey & J.D. Anderson

Nick Luett & Dusty Stewart

Owen Sawyer & Max Tjoa

Nate McCoy & Danny McCoy

Jon Olson & Kelly Brown

Levi Slings & Aaron O’Brien

Logan Schweinefus & Justin Livingston

Jon Brown & Ethan Mechling

Jeff Collett & Kirk Macumber

Ron Peterson & Tony Newkirk

Playing Captain

Honorary

John

Tom Norton (IGA)

Playing Captain

McCarty.

McCoy

IOWA GOLF ASSOCIATIONS PLAYERS

Nate McCoy & Owen Sawyer

Nick Luett & Logan Schweinefus

Aaron O’Brien & Dusty Stewart

J.D. Anderson & Levin Slings

Danny McCoy & Sam Storey

Jon Brown & Kelly Brown

Jon Olson & Max Tjoa

Ethan Mechling & Justin Livingston

Jeff Collett & Ron Peterson

Tony Newkirk & Kirk Macumber

IOWA PGA PLAYERS

Sean McCarty & Ryan McClintock

Davis Sutton & David Lawrence

Sam Rice & Mark Atchison

Chris Black & Jacob Bermel

Chad Callan & Jay Giannetto

Darin Fisher & Zach Steffen

Ben Montgomery & Matt Erger

Bryan Luedtke & Tracy Vest

Steve Hutton & Todd Fowler

Jeff Smith & Ken Schall

Scores

IOWA PGA PLAYERS

Sean McCarty & Tracy Vest

Chris Black & Darin Fisher

Ben Montgomery & Davis Sutton

Jacob Bermel & Matt Erger

Bryan Luedtke & Sam Rice

Zach Steffen & Chad Callan

Mark Atchison & David Lawrence

Jay Giannetto & Ryan McClintock

Steve Hutton & Ken Schall

Jeff Smith & Todd Fowler

SINGLE MATCHES

Iowa

2022 Hole-In-Ones!

Hole-In-One: June 14, 2022 42nd Annual Iowa PGA Junior Academy

Congratulations to Tyler Faltys of Marshalltown, Iowa as he made a Hole-In-One on hole #5 from 168 with a 7 iron at Pheasant Ridge. Witnessed by Casey Harvey, Hannah Patrick, Lillian Dehner and Charlie Ford.

Congratulations Tyler!

Hole-In-One: June 16, 2022 PGA Jr. League Match

Congratulations to Landry Rauen has a hole-in-one on #5 using a 9 iron with 105 yards during a match between Thunder Hills CC Storms VS The Meadows GC. Partner was Calvin Hosch. Opponents were Evan McClimon, Paxton Hamel, Alex Tanny

Congratulations Landry!

Hole-In-One: July 31, 2022 89th Iowa Open

Matthew Garside of Bettendorf, Iowa had a hole in one on #14 using a gap wedge with 130 yards! This is his 10th hole in one.

Congratulations Matthew!

Hole-In-One: August 8, 2022 PGA Jr. League

Carter Dingel just made a hole in 1 on number 8 at Sunnyside Country Club for a PGA Jr. League match, 95 yards with a 9 iron! Witnessed by Reed Bruning, Hayden Lewis, Cash Kerns and parents!

Congratulations Carter

Hole-In-One: August 22, 2022 Iowa PGA Pro-Select

Hole in One today at Iowa PGA Pro-Select, Ben Montgomery on Hole #15 from 156 with a 9 iron at Briarwood Golf Club in Ankeny, Iowa!

Congratulations Ben!

Hole-In-One: October 1, 2022 Albaugh Junior Invitational

Hole in One today at Albaugh Junior Invitational, Taylor Phil lips on Hole 13 from 115 with a 9 iron at Talons Golf in Ankeny, Iowa! Witnessed by Abbie Lindeman and Lauren Brown. Pictured with her is her dad.

Congratulations Taylor!

Junior Tour Results

Quad Cities Junior & Pee Wee at Emeis

Davenport, Iowa – The Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Emeis was an Partner Program Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Emeis Golf Course.

Special thanks PGA Head Professional Ron Thrapp and the entire Emeis Golf Course for administering all aspects of the event on site.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Jake Perkins, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +1

2. T2 Blake Wynn, Milan, Illinois – 74 +2

3. T2 Michael Henderson, Muscatine, Iowa – 74 +2

Girls 16-18

1. T1 Katelyn Vaassen, Dubuque, Iowa – 81 +7

2. T1 Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 81 +7

3. Elle Loehr, Donahue, Iowa – 86 +12

Boys 14-15

1. Vaughn Roseman, Walcott, Iowa – 72 E

2. T2 Grant Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 76 +4

3. T2 Mason Smyser, Cordova, Illinois – 76 +4

Girls 14-15

1. Elliana Danielsen, Milan, Illinois – 86 +12

2. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 87 +13

3. Anna Weinberger, Bettendorf, Iowa – 96 +22

Boys 12-13

1. Jack Collins, Bettendorf, Iowa – 70 -4

2. Michael Koury, Jr., Bettendorf, Iowa – 74 E

3. Andrew Vollbeer, Eldridge, Iowa – 76 +2

Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +11

2. Kinsail Blaylock, Bettendorf, Iowa – 58 +20

3. Sophie Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 61

Boys 11 & Under

1. Charles Koury, Bettendorf, Iowa – 43 +5

2. James Vollbeer, Eldridge, Iowa – 44 +6

3. Cole Furrow, Galesburg, Illinois – 48 +10

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Jaxon Adkisson, Eldridge, Iowa – 42 +6

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Nile Stoakes, North Liberty, Iowa – 52 +16

2. Liam Halligan, Davenport, Iowa – 66 +30

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Ian Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 45 +9

2. Bentley Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa – 47 +11

3. Matthew Phillips, Eldridge, Iowa – 58 +22

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. T1 Lyla Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 56 +20

2. T1 Sofia Parker, Iowa City, Iowa – 56 +20

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Callum Gray, Bettendorf, Iowa – 31 +12

2. Eli Roman, Bettendorf, Iowa – 34 +15

Woodland Hills Junior

Woodland Hills Golf Course | Des Moines, Iowa | June 23, 2022

Des Moines, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Woodland Hills Junior was a Birdie point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Woodland Hills Golf Course. This event is part of the Partner Program.

Special thanks to Noble Burkhead, Tyler Ruba and the entire staff at Woodland Hills Golf Course for hosting this event.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Garrett Ham, Lake Mills, Iowa – 71 E

2. T2 Isaiah Breems, Pella, Iowa – 74 +3

3. T2 Landen Van Erem, Pleasant Hill, Iowa – 74 +3

4. T2 Carsen Their, Grimes, Iowa – 74 +3

5. T2 Tate Logan, Ankeny, Iowa – 74 +3

6. T2 Jack Wahman, Altoona, Iowa – 74 +3

Girls 16-18

1. T1 Anley Adame, Clive, Iowa – 89 +18

2. T1 Laura Klaessy, Grimes, Iowa – 89 +18

3. Rylin Davidson, Pleasant Hill, Iowa – 90 +19

Boys 11 & Under

1. Charlie DePhillips, Clive, Iowa – 41 +6

2. Briggs Elfers, Clive, Iowa – 43 +8

3. Charlie Knoll, Ankeny, Iowa – 46 +11

Boys 14-15

1. Henry Ferrari, West Des Moines, Iowa –74 +3

2. Keagan Johnson, Urbandale, Iowa – 76 +5

3. Dane Rypma, Des Moines, Iowa – 77 +6

Boys 12-13

1. Cade Birdsell, Humboldt, Iowa – 81 +10

2. Henry Baker, Johnston, Iowa – 82 +11

3. Ty Haisman, Polk City, Iowa – 83 +12

Girls 14-15

1. Lola Minnick, Urbandale, Iowa – 105 +34

Girls 13 & Under

1. Jamison Jolesch, Clive, Iowa – 47 +12

Full Results

Coon Rapids Junior 15U

Coon Rapids Golf Course | Coon Rapids, Iowa | June 25, 2022

Coon Rapids, Iowa – The Coon Rapids Junior 15U and Pee Wee was an Ea gle point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Coon Rapids Golf Course.

Special thanks to the Coon Rapids Golf Course staff and membership for their support in hosting this event.

Boys 14-15

1. Michael Solberg, Mason City, Iowa - 34 -1

2. Cooper Patterson, Altoona, Iowa – 38 +3

3. T3 Gavin Heiderscheit, Coon Rapids, Iowa – 42 +7

4. T3 Jack MacLagan, Coralville, Iowa – 42 +7

Boys 12-13

1. Parker Rodgers, Nevada, Iowa – 37 +1

2. Blaine Vanderheiden, Dexter, Iowa – 42 +6

Full Results

Cedar Valley Junior Pee Wee Championship

Boys 16-18

14-15

Girls 16-18

Boys 12-13

Lucas Laffoon,

Otting, Marion, Iowa

Full

Cedar

Pee Wee Girls

Warrior Run Junior & Pee Wee

Norwalk, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Warrior Run Junior and Pee Wee was a Birdie point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Warrior Run Golf Course. Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Carol Nitzschke-Henrich and the entire Warrior Run Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

Boys 12-13

1. Jackson Price, Newton, Iowa – 35 -1

2. Jonathan Ward, Waukee, Iowa – 36 E

3. Carter Mulcahy, Pleasant Hill, Iowa – 38 +2

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Jackson Rabe, Webster City, Iowa – 42 +6

2. Jude Davis, Urbandale, Iowa – 52 +16

3. Jack Sherlock, Oskaloosa, Iowa – 53 +17

Boys 11 & Under

1. Myles Matzen, Polk City, Iowa – 44 -8

2. Cole Juergens, Norwalk, Iowa – 47 +11

3. Eli Thompson, Johnston, Iowa – 48 +12

1. Brant Gunsaulus, Norwalk, Iowa – 47 +11

2. Rohan Tiedt, Norwalk, Iowa – 49 +13

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Tyler Morgan, Oskaloosa, Iowa – 44 +8

2. Dhruv Patel, Oskaloosa, Iowa – 45 +9

3. Knox Vanderheiden, Dexter, Iowa – 47 +11

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Katelynn Bidney, Urbandale, Iowa – 42 +6

2. Lauren Herman, West Des Moines, Iowa – 46 +10

3. Ava Jackson, Grinnell, Iowa – 65 +29

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

1. Maya Jackson, Grinnell, Iowa – 54 +18

2. Stella Rector, Bondurant, Iowa – 57 +21

3. Kinlee Butenbach, Urbandale, Iowa – 68 +32

Pee Wee Girls 7 & Under

1. Reese Buntenbach, Urbandale, Iowa –55 +30

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Carter Combs, West Des Moines, Iowa – 31 +6

2. Crew Verrips, Norwalk, Iowa – 37 +12

3. Grayson Gillotti, Booneville, Iowa – 46 +21

Iowa City Junior at Brown Deer

Brown Deer Golf Club | Coralville, Iowa | June 29, 2022

Coralville, Iowa – The Iowa City Junior at Brown Deer was a Birdie Point Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Brown Deer Golf Club. Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Sean McCarty, PGA Golf Instructor Jeff Schmid PGA, Assistant Professional Brian Wernimont and the entire Brown Deer Golf Club staff for their support in hosting this event. The Iowa PGA would also like to thank Iowa City Golf Association (Larry Noska, Tournament Director), Shattucks-St. Mary’s, ECO LIPS, Camelbak and Bug Soother for their support, as well as, John Novosel and Bushnell for our Iowa City Junior at Brown Deer.

Boys 16-18

1. T1 Roman Roth, Wayland, Iowa – 68 -3

2. T1 Reid Hall, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 68 - 3

3. Tristin Sorgenfrey, Tipton, Iowa – 69 -2

Girls 16-18

1. Kaylie Kelchen, Lisbon, Iowa – 79 +8

2. Lillian Dehner, Taylor Ridge, Illinois – 86 +15

3. Olivia Belanger, Bettendorf, Iowa – 88 +17

Boys 11 & Under

1. Elijah Anderson, Urbandale, Iowa – 40 +4

2. Anthony Gebski, Coralville, Iowa – 48 +12

3. Charlie Knoll, Ankeny, Iowa – 49 +13

Boys 14-15

1. Rajan Roth, Wayland, Iowa – 74 +3

2. T2 Grant Allen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa -75 +4

3. T2 Christian Cloyd, Marion, Iowa – 75 +4

Girls 14-15

1. Ainsley Wilson, Iowa City, Iowa – 73 +2

2. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois, Iowa – 84 +13

3. Bretlyn Decker, Central City, Iowa – 90 +19

Boys 12-13

1. Zander Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +2

2. Logan Otting, Marion, Iowa – 74 +3

3. Camden Brenden, Cedar Falls, Iowa –77 +6

Girls 13 & Under

1. Leona Rupp, Iowa City, Iowa – 45 +9

2. Halle Sobaski, Norway, Iowa – 46+10

3. Brooklyn Lee, North Liberty, Iowa – 48 +12

Full Results

Legacy Junior Invitational

The Legacy Golf Club | Des Moines, Iowa | June 29, 2022

Des Moines, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Legacy Junior Invitational was a Birdie point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at The Legacy Golf Club. Special thanks to General Manager Trevis Manning and the entire staff at The Legacy Golf Club for hosting this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Tyler Herrmann, Johnston, Iowa – 70 -2

2. Henry Manning, Clive, Iowa – 72 E

3. T3 Sam Wahman, Altoona, Iowa – 74 +2

4. T3 Zachary Clausen, Waukee, Iowa – 74 +2

Girls 16-18

1. Jaya West, Winterset, Iowa – 81 +9

2. Pilar Fisher, Van Meter, Iowa – 86 +14

3. Lauren Brown, Des Moines, Iowa – 87 +15

Boys 11 & Under

1. T1 Myles Matzen, Polk City, Iowa – 46 +11

2. T1 Eli Thompson, Johnston, Iowa – 46 +11

3. Emmett Manning, Pella, Iowa – 47 +12

Boys 14-15

1. Jackson Buchanan, Indianola, Iowa – 71 -1

2. Remick Elfers, Clive, Iowa – 73 +1

3. Charlie Morrissey, Ankeny, Iowa – 77 +5

Boys 12-13

1. Ty Haisman, Polk City, Iowa – 85 +13

2. Fletcher Aarsvold, Polk City, Iowa –94+22

3. T3 Kinnick Nelson, Ankeny, Iowa – 100 +28

4. T3 Brant Gunsaulus, Norwalk, Iowa –100 +28

Girls 14-15

1. Anna Wahman, Altoona, Iowa – 98 -26

2. Kate Wahman, Altoona, Iowa – 106 +34

3. Lola Minnick, Urbandale, Iowa – 112 +40

Girls 13 & Under

1. Jamison Jolesch, Clive, Iowa – 44 +9

2. Evelyn Kinney, Norwalk, Iowa – 45 +10

3. Allison Pettitt, Urbandale, Iowa – 58 +23

Greater Cedar Rapids Junior

Greater Cedar Rapids

Professional event

Greater

Rapids

Wee

Quad Cities Junior at Palmer Hills

Palmer Hills Golf Club | Bettendorf, Iowa | July 6, 2022

Bettendorf, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Quad Cities Junior at Palmer Hills was a Partner Program event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Palmer Hills Golf Course. Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Jon Waddell, PGA Golf Instructor Butch Haverland, Quad City Amateur Tour Representative Bruce Sandry and the entire staff at Palmer Hills Golf Course for hosting and administering this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Sam Johnson, Bettenforf, Iowa – 71 E

2. Owen Wright, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +2

3. T3 Tristin Sorgenfrey, Tipton, Iowa – 76 +5

4. T3 Blake Wynn, Milan, Illinois – 76 +5

Girls 16-18

1. Katelyn Vaassen, Dubuque, Iowa – 75 +4

2. Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 85 +14

3. Olivia Belanger, Bettendorf, Iowa – 87 +16

Boys 11 & Under

1. Bentley Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa – 47 +11

2. Colin Hiatt, Bettendorf, Iowa – 48 +12

3. Cole Furrow, Galesburg, Illinois – 60 +24

Boys 14-15

1. Jack Blackwell, Bettendorf, Iowa – 72 +1

2. Mason Smyser, Cordova, Illinois – 73 +2

3. Chase Hadley, Rock Island, Illinois – 75 +4

Boys 12-13

1. Issac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois – 66 -5

2. Jaxon Adkisson, Eldridge, Iowa – 76 +5

3. T3 Luke Leverenz, Blue Grass, Iowa – 78 +7

4. T3 Owen VanZuiden, Fulton, Illinois – 78 +7

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 84 +13

2. Elliana Danielsen, Milan, Illinois – 89 +18

3. Anna Weinberger, Bettendorf, Iowa – 91 +20

Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 43 +7

2. Lily Schrage, Tiffin, Iowa – 47 +11

3. Kinsail Blaylock, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +13

Full Results

Des Moines Junior

Willow Creek Golf Course | West Des Moines, Iowa | July 5-6, 2022

West Des Moines, Iowa– Recap of the Des Moines Junior will be a Partner Program Event for 2022 and will be held at Willow Creek Golf Course.

Special thanks to Willow Creek owner Dan Clark and the entire Willow Creek Golf Course staff for their support in host ing this 2-day event.

Boys 16-18

1. Sam Wahman, Altoona, Iowa – 7069=139, -3

2. Nate Freidhoff, Urbandale, Iowa – 6970=139, -3

3. Calen Bishop, Johnston, Iowa – 6872=140, -2

Girls 16-18

1. Jaya West, Winterset, Iowa – 7880=158, +12

2. Lauren Brown, Des Moines, Iowa – 8681=167, +21

Boys 14-15

1. Andrew Johannsen, Johnston, Iowa –72-69=141, -1

2. Krishiv Gupta, Johnston, Iowa – 7269=141, -1

3. Christian Cloyd, Marion, Iowa – 7376=149, +7

Girls 14-15

1. Saleah Vivanh-Vong, Des Moines, Iowa –74-77=151, +5

2. Hannah Pettitt, Urbandale, Iowa – 7879=157, +11

3. Shanel Sayre, West Des Moines, Iowa –81-81=162, +16

Results

Boys 12-13

1. Parker Rodgers, Nevada, Iowa – 7073=143, +1

2. Logan Otting, Marion, Iowa – 7570=145, +3

3. Cade Birdsell, Humboldt, Iowa – 8176=157, +15

Lake Panorama Junior and Pee Wee

Lake Panorama National Golf Course | Panora, Iowa | July 7, 2022

Panora, Iowa– The Lake Panorama Junior and Pee Wee was an Eagle Point Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour and part of the Partner Program for 2022 held at Lake Panorama National Golf Course.

Special thanks to Rob Riggins Head Professional and the entire Lake Panorama National Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Jake Weissenburger, Clive, Iowa – 73 +1

2. Henry Manning, Clive, Iowa – 74 +2

3. T3 Colby Carlson, Urbandale, Iowa – 76 +4

4. T3 Maverick Schwabe, Carroll, Iowa – 76 +4

Boys 14-15

1. Cooper Patterson, Altoona, Iowa – 79 +7

2. Hudson White, Ames, Iowa – 82 +10

3. T3 Grady Sigrist, Norwalk, Iowa – 83 +11

4. T3 Chase Jade, Anita, Iowa – 83 +11

Boys 12-13

1. T1 Jonathan Ward, Waukee, Iowa –83 +11

2. T1 Jamin Colvin, Huxley, Iowa – 83 +11

3. Carter Mulcahy, Pleasant Hill, Iowa – 86 +14

Girls 16-18

1. Katelyn Williams, Clive, Iowa – 93 +21

2. Makenna Carlson, Story City, Iowa – 95 +23

3. Chloe Sundet, Urbandale, Iowa – 107 +35

Boys 11 & Under

1. Myles Matzen, Polk City, Iowa – 45 +9

2. Talon Gomez, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +13

3. Lucas Weiland, Garner, Iowa – 52 +16

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Jack Ireland, Clive, Iowa – 45 +9

2. Andrew David, Granger, Iowa – 53 +17

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Jackson Rabe, Webster City, Iowa –45 +9

2. Oliver Rediger, Urbandale, Iowa – 51 +15

3. Palmer Mertz, Altoona, Iowa – 53 +17

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Lauren Herman, West Des Moines, Iowa – 55 +19

2. Brielle Bass, Coon Rapids, Iowa – 69 +33

1. Jordin Wynja, Huxley, Iowa – 58 +22

2. Stella Rector, Bondurant, Iowa – 65 +29

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Knox Vanderheiden, Dexter, Iowa –49 +13

2. Giovanni Herrera, Urbandale, Iowa –58 +22

3. Grayson Johnson, Urbandale, Iowa –62 +26

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. T1 Carter Combs, West Des Moines, Iowa – 30 +9

2. T1 Brody Ireland, Clive, Iowa – 30 +9

3. T3 Parker Fisher, West Des Moines, Iowa – 35 +14

4. T3 Grayson Gillotti, Boonevile, Iowa – 35 +14

Pee Wee Girls 7 & Under

1. B or Brookie Conard, Urbandale, Iowa – 35 +14

2. Brylin Bass, Coon Rapids, Iowa – 36 +15

Full Results

Western Illinois University Junior and Pee Wee

Harry Mussatto Golf Course | Macomb, Illinois | July 8, 2022

Macomb, Illinois – The Western Illinois University Junior and Pee Wee was a Partner Program Event for 2022 on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Harry Mussatto Golf Course.

Special thanks to Lia Biehl Lukkarinen, PGA and the entire Harry Mussatto Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Landon Meyers, Fulton, Illinois – 84 +12

2. Emmitt Brokaw, Kewanee, Illinois – 105 +33

Boys 14-15

1. Evan Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +1

2. Grant Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 75 +3

3. Brady Scalf, Macomb, Illinois – 81 +9

Boys 12-13

Girls 16-18

1. Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 82 +10

2. Hannah Graves, Illinois City, Illinois – 87 +15

3. Olivia Hines, Burlington, Iowa – 89 +17

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 86 +14

2. Kyleigh Meier, Bettendorf, Iowa – 107 +35

3. Keely Roberts, Geneseo, Illinois – 110 +38

Boys 11 & Under

1. Cole Furrow, Galesburg, Illinois – 53 +17

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Brayden Rankin, Blandinsville, Illinois – 61 +25

1. Cole Harris, Bettendorf, Iowa – 87 +15 Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 45 +9

2. Ella Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +13

3. Sophie Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 62 +26

7th Annual Junior Cup Matches

The 7th Annual Junior Cup Match es headed back to the Gateway Section for 2022. The Junior Cup Matches was held on July 9-10 at the Fox Run Golf Club in Eureka, Missouri. The Iowa PGA Junior Tour team claimed their second Cup Matches victory for the second year in a row.

The Junior Cup Matches are a Ryder Cup Style event, which features members of the Iowa PGA Junior Tour facing off against members of the Gateway PGA Junior Tour. The tournament starts with Fourball matches on Saturday. Following the morning sessions, the teams will head back out onto the course for Foursome matches. The final day will conclude with singles matches.

The 2022 roster for the Iowa PGA Team

Boys Division

Nile Peterson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lawson Hachmeister, Ankeny, Iowa Jackson Overton, Indianola, Iowa Easton Korell, Adel, Iowa Roman Roth, Wayland, Iowa Evan Smith, Knoxville, Iowa

Braeden Nelson, West Des Moines, Iowa Lucas Laffoon, Johnston, Iowa

Girls Division

Saffire Sayre, West Des Moines, Iowa Addison Berg, Swisher, Iowa Kayla Moline, West Des Moines, Iowa Lauren Briggs, Burlington, Iowa Morgan Rupp, Marion, Iowa Jane Petersen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Saleah Vivanh-Vong, Des Moines, Iowa Jaylee Schaffer, Mount Ayr, Iowa

The Gateway PGA Junior Tour team hosted the first ever Junior Cup Matches in 2015. The Gateway PGA claimed the first two Junior Cup Matches before tying the Iowa PGA in 2017, 2018 resulted in a third vic tory for the Gateway PGA. The Iowa PGA junior captured their first win in 2021 and continued their victory in 2022 with a final score of Iowa PGA Junior’s 18 to Gateway PGA Junior’s 14.

The Iowa PGA will provide coverage of the 2022 Junior Cup Matches on www.iowapgajuniorgolf.com and on its social media pages.

The 2022 Iowa Junior Tour Team is comprised of players from the 2021 Player of the Year point list.

Iowa PGA Parent Junior at The Preserve

The Preserve on Rathbun Lake | Moravia, Iowa | July 10, 2022

Moravia, Iowa

The Preserve on Rathbun Lake.

Special

PGA Head Professional,

hosting this event.

the

Iowa PGA Junior Tour

Fisher

Preserve on Rathbun Lake for their support

Boys 16-18

1. Tyler Herrmann and Mike Herrmann, Johnston, Iowa – 63 -9

2. Tanner Wachtl and Kari Tomash, Fairfax, Iowa – 65 -7

3. Daniel Paulson and Scott Paulson, An keny, Iowa – 66 -6

Boys 14-15

1. T1 Jack Rogers and Jonathan Rogers, Iowa City, Iowa – 68 -4

T1 Nathan Boehlert and Eric Boehlert, Ankeny, Iowa – 68 -1

T3 Lincoln Card and Sheldon Card, Pleasantville, Iowa – 73 +1

T3 Aj Sposato and Rocky Sposato, Nor walk, Iowa – 73 +1

Boys 12-13

1. Jonathan Bouska and Tim Bouska, Ames, Iowa – 66 -6

2. Lincoln Stensrud and Kevin Stensrud, Grinnell, Iowa – 69 -3

3. Jackson Rabe and Jeffrey Rabe, Web ster City, Iowa – 71 -1

Girls

Girls 14-15

Boys 11 & Under

1. Eli Thompson and Jeremy Thompson, Johnston, Iowa – 40

Brock Rieder and Melissa Rieder, Wil liamsburg, Iowa – 42 +6

Harrison Hartke and Chad Hartke, Ce dar Rapids, Iowa – 47 +11

Southeast Iowa Junior

46th Girls Junior PGA Iowa Championship

PGA JR. LEAGUE

Iowa

Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Short Hills

Short Hills Country Club | East Moline, Illinois | July 12, 2022

East Moline, Illinois – The Iowa PGA Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Short Hills was a Partner Program event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Short Hills Country Club.

Special thanks to PGA General Manager Gary Manes, PGA Head Professional Ryan McClintock, Quad City Amateur Tour Representative Bruce Sandry and the entire staff at Short Hills Country Club for hosting and administering this event.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Ashton Sutton, Port Byron, Illinois – 72 E

2. Sam Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +1

3. Greer Peters, Moline, Illinois – 76 +4

Girls 16-18

1. Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 83 +11

2. Sarah Giese, Bettendorf, Iowa – 92 +20

3. Elle Loehr, Donahue, Iowa – 94 +22

Boys 11 & Under

1. Colin Hiatt, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +13

Boys 14-15

1. Jack Blackwell, Bettendorf, Iowa – 78 +6

2. Evan Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 79 +7

3. Mason Smyser, Cordova, Iowa – 80 +8

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 84 +12

2. Rebecca Cramer, Coal Valley, Illinois –99 +27

3. Kyleigh Meier, Bettendorf, Iowa – 100 +28

Boys 12-13

1. Isaac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois – 72 E

2. Owen VanZuiden, Fulton, Illinois –76 +4

3. Jack Collins, Bettendorf, Iowa – 78 +6

Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 48 +12

2. Ella Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 58 +22

3. Kinsail Blaylock, Bettendorf, Iowa – 73 +37

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Ian Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 53 +17

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Landon Carlson, Orion, Illinois – 50 +14

2. Lincoln Senne, Davenport, Iowa – 61 +25

3. Liam Halligan, Davenport, Iowa – 73 +37

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Lyla Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 53 +17

Paisley Van Zuiden, Fulton, Illinois – 60 +24

3. Lauren Mueller, Bettendorf, Iowa – 69 +33

2. William Weber, Bettendorf, Iowa – 51 +15

3. Luke Mueller, Bettendorf, Iowa – 64 +28

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Avett Holmer, Davenport, Iowa - 25 -11

Eli Roman, Bettendorf, Iowa - 34 -2

3. Harrison Kunkel, Bettendorf, Iowa - 38 +2

Galesburg Junior & Pee Wee Open

Lake Bracken Country Club & Bunker Links Golf Course | Galesburg, Illinois | July 13-14, 2022

Galesburg, Illinois – The Iowa PGA Galesburg Junior Open was a major point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Bunker Links Golf Course and Lake Bracken Country Club. Round 1 is held at Bunker Links Golf Course and tomorrow round 2 is held at Lake Bracken Country Club. Special thanks to PGA Head Professional JR Millar at Lake Bracken Country Club and Bryan Luedtke at Bunker Links Golf Course and the entire Lake Bracken Country Club and Bunker Links Golf Course staff for hosting this 2-day event.

Boys 16-18

1. Lawson Hachmeister, Ankeny, Iowa –75-76=151, +9

2. Ethan Herring, Bettendorf, Iowa – 7580=155, +13

3. Kaleb Allen, West Burlington, Iowa –76-80=156, +14

Boys 14-15

1. Cody Weaver, Gilman, Iowa – 7173=144, +2

2. Braeden Nelson, West Des Moines, Iowa – 75-74=149, +7

3. Bennett Dolter, Peosta, Iowa – 8272=154, +12

Boys 12-13

Isaac Rumler,

Illinois

Parker Rodgers, Nevada,

Lucas Laffoon, Johnston,

Girls 16-18

Lauren

Taylor Phillips,

Mirocha,

Girls 14-15

Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 4446=90, +19

2. Ella Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 5144=95,

Eleanor Johnson, Galesburg,

Airport National Junior and Pee Wee

Airport National Golf Complex | Cedar Rapids, Iowa | July 14, 2022

Cedar Rapids, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Airport National Junior and Pee Wee was a Partner Program event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Airport National Golf Complex.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Matt Erger, PGA Assistant Golf Professional Ben Montgomery, Assistant Golf Professional Dillon Baker and the entire Airport National Golf Complex staff for hosting and administering this event.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Ashton Carmer, Ely, Iowa – 59 -4

2. Tanner Wachtl, Fairfax, Iowa – 61 -2

3. Ryan Schmit, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 62 -1

Girls 16-18

1. Isabella Pettersen, North Liberty, Iowa – 64 +1

2. T2 Olivia Axmear, Nevada, Iowa – 74 +11

3. T2 Sarah Giese, Bettendorf, Iowa – 74 +11

Boys 11 & Under

1. Anthony Gebski, Coralville, Iowa – 37 +5

2. Talon Gomez, Bettendorf, Iowa – 42 +10

3. Grayson Scott, Donnellson, Iowa – 49 +17

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Luke Schlabaugh, Tama, Iowa – 43 +11

2. Caden Kline, Ankeny, Iowa – 65 +33

Boys 14-15

1. Cooper Patterson, Altoona, Iowa – 61 -2

2. Connor Keenan, Cedar Rapids, Iowa –64 +1

3. Christian Cloyd, Marion, Iowa – 66 +3

Girls 14-15

1. Bretlyn Decker, Central City, Iowa – 76 +13

2. Hannah Patrick, Oelwein, Iowa – 83 +20

3. Sydney Dee, Solon, Iowa – 85 +22

Boys 12-13

1. Beau Decker, Central City, Iowa – 68 +5

2. Evan Holler, Swisher, Iowa – 75 +12

3. Ryder Laing, Solon, Iowa – 79 +16

Girls 13 & Under

1. Halle Sobaski, Norway, Iowa – 34 +2

2. Kylie Wachtl, Fairfax, Iowa – 35 +3

3. Brooklyn Lee, Tiffin, Iowa – 44 +12

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Jackson Rabe, Webster City, Iowa – 38 +6

2. Calvin Brenden, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 41 +9

3. Champ Dorrity, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 44 +12

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Grayson Tiedt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa –33 +1

2. Nolan Theiler, Iowa City, Iowa – 36 +4

3. Mason Jacobson, Cedar Falls, Iowa –43 +11

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Harper Homewood, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 44 +12

2. Evelyn Bern, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 45 +13

3. Lyla Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 46 +14

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Cullen Brenden, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 46 +14

2. Tyson Junker, Waterloo, Iowa - 49 +17

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

1. Holland Homewood, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 63 +31

Pee Wee Girls 7 & Under

1. Ariel Arends, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 52 +20

Western Iowa Junior

Boys 16-18

Clayton Liddle,

Lawson Hachmeister,

Drew

Jack Bloom,

Jacob Peterson,

Easton Korell,

Boys 14-15

Boys 12-13

Lucas Laffoon, Johnston, Iowa

T2 Cade Birdsell, Humboldt, Iowa

T2 Henry Baker, Johnston, Iowa

Girls 16-18

Girls 13 & Under

Western

Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Pinnacle

Pinnacle Country Club | Milan, Illinois | July 18, 2022

Milan, Illinois – The Iowa PGA Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Pinnacle CC was a Partner Program event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Pinnacle Country Club.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Erin Strieck, PGA Assistant Professional Mike Armes, Shayne Shepherd Assis tant Professional, Quad City Amateur Tour Representative Bruce Sandry and the entire staff at Pinnacle Country Club for hosting and administering this event.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Blake Wynn, Milan, Illinois – 75 +3

2. John Dobbe, Eldridge, Iowa – 76 +4

3. Tristin Sorgenfrey, Tipton, Iowa – 79 +7

Boys 14-15

1. T1 Calvin Short, Bettendorf, Iowa – 79 +7

2. T1 Jacob Voss, Morrison, Illinois – 79 +7

3. Mason Smyser, Cordova, Illinois – 80 +8

Boys 12-13

1. Isaac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois – 70 -2

2. Zander Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa –79 +7

Girls 16-18

1. Isabella Steele, Bettendorf, Iowa – 79 +6

2. Kaycee Newman, Eldridge, Iowa – 96 +23

3. Hannah Graves, Illinois City, Illinois –100 +27

Boys 11 & Under

1. Talon Gomez, Bettendorf, Iowa – 49 +13

2. Colin Hiatt, Bettendorf, Iowa – 52 +16

3. Liam Williams, Bettendorf, Iowa – 61 +25

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 79 +6

2. Jenna Roling, Preston, Iowa – 99 +26

3. Addison Farrell, Preston, Iowa – 103 +30

3. Jaxon Adkisson, Eldridge, Iowa – 80 +8 Girls 13 & Under

1. Lilliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 42 +5

2. Kinsail Blaylock, Bettendorf, Iowa – 54 +17

3. Lily Schrage, Tiffin, Iowa – 59 +22

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Liam Halligan, Davenport, Iowa – 52 +15

2. Lincoln Senne, Davenport, Iowa – 55 +18

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Landon Carlson, Orion, Illinois – 48 +11

2. William Weber, Bettendorf, Iowa – 52 +15

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Eli Roman, Bettendorf, Iowa – 50 +25

Results

Pheasant Ridge Junior

Pheasant Ridge Golf Course | Cedar Falls, Iowa | July 21, 2022

Cedar Falls, Iowa – The Pheasant Ridge Junior and Walters Ridge Pee Wee was a Birdie Point Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Pheasant Ridge Golf Course and Walters Ridge.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional John Bermel, PGA Assistant Professional Jacob Bermel and the entire Pheasant Ridge Golf Course and Walters Ridge staff for their support in hosting.

Boys 16-18

1. T1 Graham Bremner, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 72 E

2. T1 Ryan Schmit, Cedar Rapids, Iowa –72 E

3. T3 Tyer Faltys, Marshalltown, Iowa – 74 +2

4. T3 Ashton Carmer, Ely, Iowa – 74 +2

5. T3 Jacob Strain, Cedar Rapids, Iowa –74 +2

Girls 16-18

1. Jane Petersen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa – 78 +6

2. Addison Berg, Swisher, Iowa – 79 +7

3. Makenna Carlson, Story City, Iowa – 82 +10

Boys 11 & Under

1. Lucas Weiland, Garner, Iowa - 44 +8

2. Parker Stegall, Waterloo, Iowa - 51 +15

3. Levi Weinberger, Cedar Falls, Iowa - 54 +18

Boys 14-15

1. Elijah Anderson, Clear Lake, Iowa – 73 +1

2. T2 Kaden Schulz, Ankeny, Iowa – 76 +4

3. T2 Jacob Schmit, Cedar Rapids, Iowa –76 +4

Boys 12-13

1. Cade Birdsell, Humbolt, Iowa – 78 +6

2. Jackson Standford, Waterloo, Iowa – 81 +9

3. Benjamin Weinberger, Cedar Falls, Iowa- 97 +25

Girls 14-15

1. Hannah Patrick, Oelwein, Iowa – 70 +24

Girls 13 & Under

1. Bree Stegall, Waterloo, Iowa - 55 +19

2. Lily Schrage, Tiffin, Iowa - 58 +22

3. Grace Carpenter, Cedar Falls, Iowa - 81 +45

Walters Ridge Pee Wee

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Korben McKibben, Marshalltown, Iowa – 41 +14

2. Luke Schlabaugh, Tama, Iowa – 45 +18

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

1. Nora Larimer, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 37 +10

2. Arianna Imsland, Manchester, Iowa – 46 +19

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Tyler Morgan, Oskaloosa, Iowa – 37 +10

2. Jacob Carpenter, Cedar Falls, Iowa –44 +17

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Mason Jacobson, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 32 +5

2. Tyson Junker, Waterloo, Iowa – 38 +11

3. Cullen Brenden, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 43 +16

Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Duck Creek

Duck Creek Golf Course | Davenport, Iowa | July 22, 2022

Davenport, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Quad Cities Junior and Pee Wee at Duck Creek was a Partner Program event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Duck Creek Golf Course.

Special thanks to Head Professional Matt Hasley, Quad City Amateur Tour Representative Bruce Sandry and the entire staff at Duck Creek Golf Course for hosting and administering this event.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Mason Steinert, Geneseo, Illinois – 70 E

2. T2 Tristin Sorgenfrey, Tipton, Iowa – 71 +1

3. T2 Mateo Rascon, Burlington, Iowa – 71 +1

Girls 16-18

1. Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 70 E

2. Katelyn Vaassen, Dubuque, Iowa – 76 +6

3. Elle Loehr, Donahue, Iowa – 81 +11

Boys 11 & Under

1. Michael Phillips, Eldridge, Iowa – 42 +7

2. Cole Furrow, Galesburg, Illinois – 45 +10

3. Talon Gomez, Bettendorf, Iowa – 46 +11

Boys 14-15

1. Tomas Rascon, Burlington, Iowa – 73 +3

2. Mason Smyser, Cordova, Illinois – 74 +4

3. T3 Grant Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 75 +5

4. T3 Calvin Short, Bettendorf, Iowa – 75 +5

Girls 14-15

1. Isabella Steele, Bettendorf, Iowa – 74 +4

2. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 79 +9

3. Kyleigh Meier, Bettendorf, Iowa – 89 +19

Boys 12-13

1. Isaac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois – 68 -2

2. Owen VanZuiden, Fulton, Illinois –75 +5

3. Zander Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa –78 +8

Girls 13 & Under

1. Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 44 +9

2. Kinsail Blaylock, Bettendorf, Iowa – 46 +11

3. T3 Lily Schrage, Tiffin, Iowa - 47 +12

4. T3 Ella Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 47 +12

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Liam Halligan, Davenport, Iowa – 53 +18

2. Lincoln Senne, Davenport, Iowa – 54 +19

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Allee Rose Booten, Fort Madison, Iowa – 56 +21

2. Paisley Van Zuiden, Fulton, Illinois – 67 +329

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Bentley Panek, Bettendorf, Iowa – 46 +11

2. William Weber, Bettendorf, Iowa – 47 +12

3. Landon Carlson, Orion, Illinois – 54 +19

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. T1 Gabe Rivera, Iowa City, Iowa – 32 +13

2. T1 Graham Grothus, Bettendorf, Iowa – 32 +13

3. Callum Gray, Bettendorf, Iowa – 33 +14

Results

Eastern Iowa Junior

Willow Creek Pee Wee

Willow Creek Golf Course | West Des Moines, Iowa | July 25, 2022

West Des Moines, Iowa – The Iowa PGA

Willow Creek Pee Wee was a Birdie point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Willow Creek Golf Course. Special thanks to Owner/Operator Dan Clark and the entire Willow Creek Golf Course staff for hosting this event. The Iowa PGA would also like to thank Bug Soother and ECO LIPS for their support.

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Ty Haisman, Polk City, Iowa – 37 +4

2. Fletcher Aarsvold, Polk City, Iowa – 38 +5

3. Henry Meyer, West Des Moines, Iowa –40 +7

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. T1 Oliver Rediger, Urbandale, Iowa – 39 +6

2. T1 Tate Pettitt, West Des Moines, Iowa – 39 +6

3. Jackson Rabe, Webster City, Iowa – 42 +9

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. T1 Knox Vanderheiden, Dexter, Iowa – 44 +11

2. T1 Griffin Sparks, Waukee, Iowa –44 +11

3. T1 Wilson Brown, Adel, Iowa – 44 +11

Pee Wee Girls 12-13

1. Meara Wallace, Des Moines, Iowa – 57 +24

Pee Wee Girl 7 & Under

1. Reese Buntenbach, Urbandale, Iowa –48 +29

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Katelynn Bidney, Urbandale, Iowa – 40 +7

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Carter Combs, West Des Moines, Iowa – 20 +1

2. Brody Ireland, Clive, Iowa – 28 +9

3. T3 Garrett Zehr, Newton, Iowa – 29 +10

4. T3 Crew Verrips, Norwalk, Iowa – 29 +10

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

1. B or Brookie Conard, Urbandale, Iowa –48 +15

2. Kinlee Buntenbach, Urbandale, Iowa –75 +42

Full Results

JT Mid-Summer Classic-18 hole Divisions

Briarwood GC & Otter Creek GC | Ankeny, Iowa | July 25-26, 2022

Ankeny, Iowa – The Junior Tour Mid-Summer Classic–18 Hole Divisions was a Major Point Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Otter Creek Golf Course and Briarwood Golf Club.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Curtis Ingham and the entire Otter Creek Golf Course staff for their support in hosting this event. The Iowa PGA would like to also thank PGA General Manager/Director of Golf John Dinnebier, PGA Head Professional Chad Callan and the entire Briarwood Golf Club staff for their support in hosting this event.

– Boys 12-13

Boys 16-18

1. Jackson Overton, Indianola, Iowa – 6672=138, -5

2. T2 Evan Smith, Knoxville, Iowa – 7569=144, +1

3. T2 Tanner Dinnebier, West Des Moines, Iowa – 73-71=144, +1

Boys 14-15

1. Braeden Nelson, West Des Moines, Iowa – 74-66=140, -3

2. Blake Cronin, Urbandale, Iowa – 7767=144, +1

3. Andrew Johannsen, Johnston, Iowa –72-74=146, +3

1. Logan Otting, Marion, Iowa – 76-72=148, +5

2. Jonathan Ward, Waukee, Iowa – 7778=155, +12

3. Henry Baker, Johnston, Iowa – 8175=156, +13

Girls 16-18

1. T1 Meera Julka, Hiawatha, Iowa – 80 +7

2. T1 Payton Drefke, Ankeny, Iowa – 8573=158, +14

3. Katelyn Vaassen, Dubuque, Iowa – 8079=159, +15

Girls 14-15

1. Saleah Vivanh-Vong, Des Moines, Iowa –74-72=146, +2

2. Ainsley Wilson, Iowa City, Iowa – 7475=149, +5

3. Mehar Julka, Hiawatha, Iowa – 8178=159, +5

Glynns Creek Pee Wee

Glynns Creek Golf Course | Long Grove, Iowa | July 26, 2022

Long Grove, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Glynns Creek Pee Wee is part of the Partner Program on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Glynns Creek Golf Course. Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Josh Bowlin and the entire Glynns Creek Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Chase Williams, Iowa City, Iowa – 50 +14

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Charlie Mausser, LeClaire, Iowa – 41 +5

2. Ethan Lehman, Bettendorf, Iowa – 50 +14

3. Griffin Clark, Moline, Illinois – 52 +16

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Maddox Clark, Moline, Illinois – 59 +23

2. Matthew Phillips, Eldridge, Iowa –60 +24

3. Brody Arnold, Eldridge, Iowa – 71 +35

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Lyla Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 53 +17

2. Paisley Van Zuiden, Fulton, Illinois – 81 +45

Pee Wee Boys 7 & Under

1. Graham Grothus, Bettendorf, Iowa – 31 +12

2. Camden Dodds, Bettendorf, Iowa – 41 +22

Full Results

Iowa Games Junior & Pee Wee

Veenker Memorial Golf Course | Ames, Iowa | July 28, 2022

Ames, Iowa – The Iowa Games Junior and Pee Wee was an Eagle Point Event and a Partner Program Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Veenker Memorial Golf Course.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Greg Dingel, Golf Shop Manager Tess Balsley and the entire Veenker Memorial Golf Course staff for their support in hosting.

Junior Results

Boys 16-18

1. Tanner Wachtl, Fairfax, Iowa – 72 E

2. Colby Carlson, Urbandale, Iowa – 73 +1

3. T3 Eli Owens, Runnells, Iowa – 74 +2

4. T3 Henry Manning, Clive, Iowa – 74 +2

Boys 14-15

1. Remick Elfers, Clive, Iowa – 73 +1

2. Elijah Anderson, Clear Lake, Iowa – 79 +7

3. T3 Tony Song, Windsor Hts, Iowa – 81 +9

4. T3 Brenden Wright, Huxley, Iowa – 81 +9

Boys 12-13

1. T1 Grady Hicks, Waukee, Iowa – 84 +12

2. T1 Ty Haisman, Polk City, Iowa – 84 +12

3. T3 Thomas Fereday, Cedar Falls, Iowa –85 +13

4. T3 Henry Baker, Johnston, Iowa – 85 +13

5. T3 Jamin Colvin, Huxley, Iowa – 85 +13

Girls 16-18

1. Payton Drefke, Ankeny, Iowa – 89 +16

2. Olivia Axmear, Nevada, Iowa – 93 +20

Pee Wee Boys 12-13

1. Benjamin Weinberger, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 47 +11

2. Korben McKibben, Marshalltown, Iowa – 50 +14

3. Cooper Finestead, Granger, Iowa – 57 +21

Pee Wee Girls 10-11

1. Sofia Parker, Iowa City, Iowa – 54 +18

2. Brielle Bass, Coon Rapids, Iowa – 62 +26

Girls 14-15

1. Emersen Motl, Ames, Iowa – 85 +12

2. Savannah Song, Windsor Hts, Iowa – 89 +16

3. Ella Lohrbach, Ames, Iowa – 90 +17

Girls 13 & Under

1. Evelyn Kinney, Norwalk, Iowa – 44 +8

Pee Wee Results

Pee Wee Boys 10-11

1. Jackson Rabe, Webster City, Iowa – 39 +3

2. Dalen Knudtson, Postville, Iowa – 45 +9

3. Levi Weinberger, Cedar Falls, Iowa – 50 +14

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

1. Hayden Klein, Coon Rapids, Iowa –39 +3

2. Sully Aarsvold, Polk City, Iowa – 41 +5

3. Griffin Sparks, Waukee, Iowa – 49 +13

Pee Wee Girls 7 & Under

1. Brylin Bass, Coon Rapids, Iowa – 38 +19

Okoboji Junior Open

Brooks Golf (R1) Okoboji View Golf Course (R2) | Okoboji, Iowa | July 31 - August 1, 2022

Okoboji, Iowa – Recap of the Okoboji Junior Open was an Ace Point Event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Okoboji View Golf Course for the final round of play.

Special thanks to PGA Director of Golf Curt Schnell at Okoboji View Golf Course and PGA Head Professional Todd Nor man at Brooks Golf and the entire Okoboji View Golf Course and Brooks Golf staff for hosting this 2-day event.

Boys 16-18

1. Jake Weissenburger, Clive, Iowa – 8069=149=280, +6

2. Jack Hansen, Jefferson, Iowa – 7476=150, +7

3. Cooper Sebastian, Urbandale, Iowa –76-75=151, +8

Girls 16-18

1. Maureen McDermott, Spencer, Iowa –79-81=160, +17

Boys 14-15

1. Elijah Anderson, Clear Lake, Iowa – 7879=157, +14

2. Drew Henderson, Armstrong, Iowa –84-84=168, +25

3. Ian Grossman, Orange City, Iowa – 8885=173, +30

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 8884=172, +28

Boys 12-13

1. Landon Knutzon, Altoona, Iowa – 10790=197, +54

2. Camden Vant Hul, Jackson, Minnesota –104-95=199, +56

3. Andrew Nedved, Humboldt, Iowa – 11091=201, +58

Girls 13 & Under

1. Libby Knutzon, Altoona, Iowa – 5454=108, +36

Iowa

Iowa PGA Junior

conjunction with the 2022 Iowa Open. The Champion of the

Boys

Jack McCarty of Solon, Iowa

receive a complimentary round in the Am ateur Division in the

Iowa Open.

Jack!

Iowa

like to thank PGA Director of Golf Michael McNamara, golf course

entire Blue Top Ridge staff and volunteers for hosting

Boys 16-18

Girls 16-18

Boys 11 & Under

1. Charlie Mausser, LeClaire, Iowa

James Vollbeer, Eldridge, Iowa

by

Boys 14-15

Girls 14-15

43-41=84,

Hannah Pettitt, Urbandale, Iowa

Boys 12-13

Michael Koury, Jr., Bettendorf, Iowa

Thomas Fereday, Cedar Falls, Iowa

74=156,

Jack Collins, Bettendorf, Iowa

Girls 13 & Under

Jaylee Shaffer, Ellston, Iowa – 41-42=83, +11

Elin Mueller, Dubuque, Iowa – 49-42=91, +19

Liliana Graham, Bettendorf, Iowa – 4945=94, +22

Iowa Junior Open 9-Hole

Pee

Beaver Creek Junior

Beaver Creek Golf Course | Grimes, Iowa | August 2, 2022

Grimes, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Beaver Creek Junior was a Birdie point event and part of the Partner Program on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Beaver Creek Golf Club – West/East.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Brett Long and the entire Beaver Creek Golf Club – West/East staff for hosting this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Charlie Ferrari, West Des Moines, Iowa – 76 +4

2. T2 Jack Myszewski, Waukee, Iowa – 77 +5

3. T2 Dyllon Ireland, Polk City, Iowa – 77 +5

Girls 16-18

1. Katelyn Williams, Clive, Iowa – 79 +7

2. Makenna Carlson, Story City, Iowa – 83 +11

3. Amelia Habgood, Urbandale, Iowa – 89 +17

Boys 14-15

1. Blake Cronin, Urbandale, Iowa – 71 -1

2. Henry Ferrari, West Des Moines, Iowa –77 +5

3. Brenden Wright, Huxley, Iowa – 78 +6

Boys 12-13

1. Drake Essing, Des Moines, Iowa – 79 +7

2. Ty Haisman, Polk City, Iowa – 81 +9

3. Carter Mulcahy, Pleasant Hill, Iowa – 82 +10

Girls 13 & Under

1. Evelyn Kinney, Norwalk, Iowa – 52 +16

2. Allison Pettitt, Urbandale, Iowa – 56 +20

3. B or Brookie Conard, Urbandale, Iowa –66 +30

Boys 11 & Under

1. Henry Locher, Des Moines, Iowa – 42 +6

2. T2 Kaden Wiig, Clive, Iowa – 45 +9

3. T2 Lucas Weiland, Garner, Iowa – 45 +9

Full Results

Quad Cities Junior at Glynns Creek

Glynns Creek Golf Course | Long Grove, Iowa | August 2, 2022

Long Grove, Iowa – The Quad Cities Junior at Glynns Creek was an Eagle point event on the 2022 Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Glynns Creek Golf Course.

Special thanks to PGA Head Professional Josh Bowlin and the entire Glynns Creek Golf Course staff for hosting this event.

Boys 16-18

1. Sam Johnson, Bettendorf, Iowa – 76 +4

2. Bob Ryan, Tipton, Iowa – 77 +5

3. Tristin Sorgenfrey, Tipton, Iowa – 78 +6

Girls 16-18

1. Mya Mirocha, Kewanee, Illinois – 77 +5

2. Katelyn Vaassen, Dubuque, Iowa – 85 +13

3. Elle Loehr, Donahue, Iowa – 92 +20

Boys 11 & Under

1. Colin Hiatt, Bettendorf, Iowa – 42 +6

2. Liam Williams, Bettendorf, Iowa – 44 +8

3. Ethan Lehman, Bettendorf, Iowa – 51 +15

Boys 14-15

1. Brady Huskey, Davenport, Iowa – 79 +7

2. T2 Jack Gomez, Eldridge, Iowa – 80 +8

3. T2 Charles Jacobs, Bettendorf, Iowa –80 +8

Girls 14-15

1. Gracie Russell, Woodhull, Illinois – 82 +10

2. Sophia Miller, Princeton, Iowa – 83 +11

3. Elliana Danielsen, Milan, Illinois – 85 +13

Full Results

Boys 12-13

1. Jaxon Adkisson, Eldridge, Iowa – 77 +5

2. Owen VanZuiden, Fulton, Illinois – 82 +10

3. Dylan Everitt, Bettendorf, Iowa – 83 +11

Boys & Girls Junior PGA Championship

Lexington, Kentucky – The Junior PGA Championship hosted by Cog Hill Golf & Country Club in Palos Park, Illinois on August 2-5. Owen Sawyer of Cedar Falls, Iowa, Max Tjoa of Cedar Falls, Iowa, Shannyn Vogler of Sherrard, Illinois and Eden Lohrbach of Ames, Iowa all competed.

The second round of play was delayed by rain and finished play on Thursday, August 4.

Tjoa’s first round he carded birdies on holes 5, 8 and 15. Tjo’s second round he carded a birdie on hole 18 including bo geys on holes 5, 6, 8, 9 and 12. Tjo’s 36-hole total rounds of 69-76=145, 1-over-par.

Sawyer’s first round he carded birdies on holes 2, 5, 7 and 11 including bogeys on holes 1, 4, 10, 12 and 16. Sawyer’s second round he carded birdies on holes 3, 4, 7, 8 and 9 including bogeys on holes 10, 11, 13, 15 and 16. Sawyer’s 36-hole total rounds of 73-72=145, 1-over-par.

Lohrbach’s first round she carded birdies on holes 4, 13 and 17 including bogeys on holes 5, 12 and 18. Lohrbach’s second round she carded birdies on holes 6 and 17; bogeys on holes 1, 2 and 14 including a double bogey on hole 8. Lohrbach’s 36-hole total rounds of 72-75=147, 3-over-par.

Vogler’s first round she carded birdies on holes 10, 13, 14 and 18 including bogeys on holes 1, 4, 5, 7, 15 and 17. Vogler’s second round she carded a birdie on hole 14; bogeys on holes 2, 3, 11 and 13 including a double bogey on hole 17. Vogler’s 36-hole total rounds of 74-77=151, 7-over-par.

Shannyn Vogler missed the projected cut of 6-over-par.

Iowa PGA Waterloo Junior Classic

Iowa

Waterloo Pee Wee Classic

Pee Wee Boys

Wee Boys

Pee Wee Boys 8-9

Wee Girls

Pee Wee Girls 8-9

PGA Jr. League Sub-Regionals & Section Championship

Sunnyside Country Club | Waterloo, Iowa | August 8, 2022

Waterloo, Iowa – The Iowa PGA Section hosted the East and West Sub-Regional competitions Monday morning for the PGA Jr. League program. The teams represented at the East event were Quad Cities North, Iowa City/Cedar Rapids West, Iowa City/Cedar Rapids East and Dubuque. Teams represented at the West event were teams from Ames/Marshalltown West, Ames/Marshalltown East, Des Moines and Waterloo.

The Iowa PGA would like to thank Head PGA Professional Adam Squires of Sunnyside Country Club for hosting these events.

Section Championship

Iowa City/Cedar Rapids East Section Champion

Henry Ault/Harrison Hartke

Henry Birt/William Feagler

Brooklyn Lee/Nile Stoakes

Mehar Julka/Ellie Nurre

Bryce Carroll/Addie Splinter

Call Martineau/Ty Miller

Elin Mueller/Brooks Reed

Cooper Smith/Amber Wilson

East Teams

Sub-Regionals Results

Iowa City/Cedar Rapids | First Place

Henry Ault/Harrison Hartke

Henry Birt/William Feagler

Brooklyn Lee/Nile Stoakes

Mehar Julka/Ellie Nurre

West Teams

Waterloo | First Place

Brayden Powers/Lincoln Lorenzen

Bree Stegall/Jay McCausland

Hayden Lewis/Cash Kerns

Gracie Lewis/Brecken Fuelling

Dubuque | Runner-Up

Bryce Carroll/Addie Splinter

Call Martineau/Ty Miller Elin Mueller/Brooks Reed Cooper Smith/Amber Wilson

Ames/Marshalltown | Runner-Up

James Colvin/Alex Weeks Jordan Domino/Joe Greazel Rylan Weaver/Luke Hassel Parker Rodgers/Charlie Knoll

Iowa City Junior at Finkbine

City, Iowa

Iowa City Junior

Iowa PGA Junior and Pee Wee Tour held at Finkbine Golf Course.

to PGA Director of Golf Jeff Moore, Tournament Director Larry Zoska, Tim Gravert Golf Course Superin tendent, PGA Teaching Professional Jim Dickerson

the entire Finkbine Golf Course staff for their support in hosting this event.

Iowa PGA would also like to thank Iowa City Golf Association, Shattuck St.-Mary’s, Junior Golf Hub, ECO LIPS and Bug Soother for their support, as well as, John Novosel and Bushnell for our Iowa City Junior at Finkbine competition.

Boys 16-18

T1 Mikey Takacs, Iowa City, Iowa

T1 Jack McCarty, Solon, Iowa

Nile Petersen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Boys 14-15

Isaiah Zoske, Solon, Iowa

Jack Rogers, Iowa City,

Chase Thompson, Ottumwa,

Boys 12-13

Isaac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois

Logan Otting, Marion, Iowa

William Feagler, Iowa City, Iowa

Girls 16-18

Jane Petersen, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Meera Julka, Hiawatha, Iowa

Girls 14-15

Morgan Rupp, Marion, Iowa

Ainsley Wilson, Iowa City, Iowa

Isabella Steele, Bettendorf,

Girls 13 & Under

Halle Sobaski, Norway, Iowa

Brooklyn Lee, North Liberty, Iowa

Hayley Morris, Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Shaylin Munson, Cedar Rapids,

Kylie Wachtl, Fairfax,

Boys 11 & Under

James

Iowa PGA Junior at Deer Run in Indianola

Urbandale

9-Hole Junior Classic

Pee

Iowa PGA Fall Junior Tour Fall Classic at Terrace

Fall

Fall Classic at Terrace

Iowa PGA Junior Tour Fall Classic

Thunder Hills Country Club

Iowa

Iowa

Peosta, Iowa

Major

Event

thanks to PGA General Manager/Director of Golf Andy DeSollar, PGA Head Professional Brian Wilson and the entire staff at Thunder Hills Country Club for their support in hosting this 2-day event. Special thanks to Bob McQuillen and Cottingham & Butler for their support of this local event. Thanks to Gary Dolphin, Voice of the Hawkeyes, for starting our Juniors on the tee today.

Boys 16-18

1. Axton Miller, Arthur, Iowa – 70-74=144, +3

2. Evan Smith, Knoxville, Iowa – 71-76=147, +5

3. Nathan Offerman, Dyersville, Iowa – 7276=148, +5

Boys 14-15

1. Vaughn Roseman, Walcott, Iowa – 7874=152, +3

Isaiah Zoske, Solon, Iowa – 75-79=154, +8

3. Cody Weaver, Gilman, Iowa – 7977=156, +6

Boys 12-13

1.

T1 Isaac Rumler, Silvis, Illinois – 7078=148, +7 (Won playoff with a birdie)

T1 Parker Rodgers, Nevada, Iowa – 7177=148, +6

3. T1 Lucas Laffoon, Johnston, Iowa – 7771=148, E

Girls

Girls 14-15

Ainsley Wilson, Iowa City, Iowa – 7780=157, +9

Chloe Botle, Sumner, Iowa – 81-77=158, +6

Morgan Rupp, Marion, Iowa – 8377=160, +6

Girls 13 & Under

1. Brooklyn Lee, North Liberty, Iowa – 4547=92, +12

2. Ella Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 5747=104, +12

3. Sophie Sherrick, Bettendorf, Iowa – 6157=118, +22

PGA Jr. League Regionals

Janesville, Wisconsin – The Iowa PGA Section had one team advance to the PGA Jr. League Regionals held at the Glen Erin Golf Course in Janesville, Wisconsin on September 9-11, 2022. The team of Iowa City/Cedar Rapids East League 13U age division. The captain for the team was Brian Johnson, PGA Director of Instruction at Elmcrest Country Club

13U Team

Iowa City/Cedar Rapids East

Henry Ault/Harrison Hartke

Henry Birt/William Feagler

Brooklyn Lee/Nile Stoakes

Mehar Julka/Ellie Nurre

2022 Results Drive, Chip and Putt

Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier at Dubuque Golf

Boys

Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier at Pheasant Ridge

Qualifiers

Drive,

&

at Lake Bracken

Drive, Chip & Putt Highland Springs

Boys 14-15

12-13

Qualifiers

14-15

12-13

10-11

Drive,

& Putt

at Emerald Hills

Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier at Eagle Ridge

Drive,

& Putt

at Elmcrest

Drive,

Pleasant Valley

Drive,

Drive, Chip & Putt Warrior Run

Qualifiers

Drive, Chip & Putt Sub Regional at Blue Top Ridge

Boys

Qualifiers

Drive, Chip & Putt Sub Regional at Glen Oaks CC

Iowa PGA Foundation

Swings with Kids Program

How Does the Swings with Kids Program Work?

Our goal is to have PGA Professionals partner with school districts to raise funds for the equipment.The equipment is specially designed for safe, indoor and outdoor use and comes with complete curriculum and activities, allowing PE teachers to easily implement the pro gram in their classes. Exposing more children to golf in a fun environment will hopefully encourage their continued play throughout life. This is a great way to strengthen golf in your school district!

Charlie Burkart Scholarship

The Iowa PGA Foundation annually awards a college scholarship in memory of Charlie Burkart, PGA member for 49 years and head professional at Elmcrest Country Club in Cedar Rapids for 42 years. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist students with their education. The scholarship is awarded to high school seniors who will continue contributing to the game of golf.