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2021 CNY PGA Senior Champion Mark Tucker (Cazenovia CC) Mark Tucker bested Eric Manning by two strokes to win the Central New York PGA Senior Section Championship at Bellevue Country Club. The two-day tournament July 25-26 for Section players 50 and

  The Central New York PGA is pleased to announce a new season-ending event on the Junior Tour schedule — the inaugural Tesori/Mulherin Cup. The event will make its debut Aug. 30 at Drumlins Country Club.   Boys and girls point

Steve Campanaro, the 2020 Central New York PGA Section Golf Professional of the Year and a two-time Section Merchandiser of the Year for Resort Facilities, is the PGA Head Professional at Teugega Country Club in Rome, New York. Campanaro, PGA was

John Clare successfully defended his Golf Max Central New York Open title by winning a one-hole playoff over fellow professional John Duthie at Cortland Country Club on July 5.   For the second straight year, Johnny Gruninger, of Syracuse, was

Bruce Martins (Elm Tree GC) shot a 1-under-par 71 and finished first at the July 1 CNY PGA Senior 60 Series event. Martins was one stroke better than Tony Saraceno (Genegantslet GC). The tournament, for players 60 and over, was held at Cortland

Michael Deuel shot a 2-under-par 68 to win the Turning Stone Pro-Am Series No. 3 at Corning Country Club on June 21. It was Deuel’s second Pro-Am Series win this month. RESULTS   Deuel (En-Joie GC) had two birdies on the back nine and played

With an even-par 71, Ryan McGinnis (Turning Stone) led all professional players at the Empire Golf Cars Pro-Am/Pro-Professional Tournament on June 14. The event took place at Tuscarora Golf Club. McGinnis birdied the 18th hole to finish at even par,

  The team of Tom Gorman, Nick Lambros, Perry Noun and Terry Kerrigan took first place at the CNY PGA Super Senior Pro-Am on June 11. The foursome finished with a total of 121 at Afton Golf Club. The tournament was the first Super Senior event

Jeremy Sisson won the 65th annual Apogee Investment Management Championship in record-setting fashion Sunday at the Cavalry Club. The 21-year-old from Skaneateles shot a 1-under-par 71 in the final round to finish the tournament at 7-under 279 for

Michael Deuel, Jeff Reader and Jay Turcsik tied for first with an even-par 72 at the Turning Stone Pro-Am Series No. 2 on June 7. The tournament, presented by Turning Stone Resort, was held at Beaver Meadows Golf Club. Deuel (En-Joie GC) carded an