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SCGA members fell in love with Kyle Lograsso in January of 2011, when the then-8-year-old cancer survivor was featured in a FORE Magazine article. Lograsso, who survived a rare cancer that left him with just one eye, has been through more at the age of 10 than most people will…
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SCGA’s Beau Hossler shoots 71 Thursday at AT&T National SCGA member Beau Hossler showed that his recent U.S. Open performance was no fluke, shooting an even par round of 71 to open his stint at the AT&T National. The 17-year-old carded four birdies on the day, but coupled that with…
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Defending SCGA Amateur Champion and 2011 SCGA Player of the Year Patrick Cantlay turned pro last week, forgoing his final two years at UCLA. Cantlay, 20, made his professional debut over the weekend at the Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn., where he stumbled to a 75 on the first day,…
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SCGA member Beau Hossler was the youngest competitor to qualify for last year’s U.S. Open. Since then, things haven’t slowed down for the 17-year-old, who this week will try Monday to qualify for his second-straight U.S. Open before returning to the Southland Wednesday to compete for this year’s California High…
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John Harbottle III, an American Society of Golf Course Architects (ASGCA) Member and president of John Harbottle Design, died May 24. He was 53. Harbottle began his professional career in 1984, working on construction and design with the legendary Pete Dye. Throughout his career, he was insprired by natural links…
