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Dennis Colligan fired a 6-under-par 65 to lead all players at the Central New York PGA Spring Pro-Pro/Pro Individual held at Cazenovia Country Club on May 20.   The tournament format was 18 holes of individual Stableford competition. Colligan

Matthew Jaynes fired a four-under-par 68 to win the Turning Stone Resort Casino Pro-Am Series No. 1 on May 13 at the Shenendoah Course.   Jaynes (Corning CC) finished two strokes ahead of Eric Manning (Elm Tree GC), who won the event last year

For PGA of America Member Jason Harris, his involvement in PGA HOPE has special meaning.   Harris’ late father, George, was a Vietnam Veteran. The elder Harris also introduced his son to the game of golf. As a way to honor of his father, Jason

Members of the Central New York PGA kicked off the 2024 season at the Elm Tree GC Pro-Pro Tournament on May 7. The non-Section event was held Elm Tree Golf Club.   Michael Deuel (En-Joie GC) posted the low individual score with a 2-under-par 69

Four years ago, Andy Smith returned to the place where his professional golf career began — Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club.   “I had worked (at Sodus Bay) previously in the bag room staff and then I worked as an assistant professional from

The Central New York PGA Junior Tour season got underway April 27-28 with the Bernard’s Custom Logo Junior Open. The event was held at Mark Twain Golf Course and Soaring Eagles Golf Club.   Jamesville-DeWitt’s Jackson Saroney shot

PGA of America Member and former PGA Tour player Joey Sindelar was the featured special guest at the annual Central New York PGA Spring Meeting held April 15 at Turning Stone Resort Casino. The Spring Meeting took place in the Shenendoah/Kaluhyat

The Central New York PGA is pleased to welcome Sterling Cut Glass as the official trophy provider of the PGA Reach CNY Foundation.     For more than100 years, Sterling Cut Glass has been synonymous with fine glassware and crystal. Sterling

Linda Mulherin is passionate about golf instruction.   Mulherin, who became a PGA of America Member in 1994, has dedicated much of her career to growing the game through teaching. She also helped break gender barriers by becoming the first

Robert Larsen enjoys working with people, a key component of his position as a PGA of America Golf Professional at Onondaga Golf and Country Club.   “I enjoy being a golf pro,” Larsen said. “I couldn’t see myself doing anything