RSS Feed Rain or Shine: The Enduring Legacy of Tennessee Golf Hall of Famer Lou GrahamBefore becoming a Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame Member and 1975 U.S. Open Champion, Lou Graham stood guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Lou Graham Remembered (1938-2026)Tennessee golf mourns the passing of Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame member Lou Graham. A major champion, fierce competitor, and true gentleman of the game, Lou left a lasting impact on Tennessee golf and the golf world as a whole. Best known for his victory at the 1975 U.S. Open, Lou’s career was defined not only by excellence on the course, but by the respect and admiration he earned from everyone around him. University of Tennessee Women's Golf wins first SEC ChampionshipA commanding win in the final match over Auburn gave the Lady Volunteers golf team their first conference championship in program history. Tennessee Women’s and Senior State Opens renew partnership with Fairfield Glade for a third yearThe Tennessee Golf Association and the Tennessee PGA Section are excited to announce another year of partnership with Fairfield Glade. One Tennessee golf company keeps producing PGA TOUR winnersEvery winner on the PGA TOUR this year has trusted Softspikes on their shoes, including Masters Champion Rory McIlroy. Aaron Ingalls, Tennessee Amateur champion and TGA Board Member, dies at 40Jackson's Aaron Ingalls was a fierce competitor, loving father and positive force of change at the Tennessee Golf Association. Tennessee Golf Association announces 3-year partnership with Renasant BankRenasant Bank becomes the Official Bank of the TGA as part of an agreement that will strengthen the game for all golfers in Tennessee. Lew Conner, a unifying force in Tennessee golf, passes away at 87The Chattanooga native left a lasting impact on Tennessee golf and laid the groundwork for its current success. TGA reveals the 2026 Championship ScheduleAnother full slate of premier clubs are set to host championships for the 2026 Tennessee Golf Association season. 2025 Tennessee Players of the YearThe Tennessee Golf Association announced the winners of the 2025 Players of the Year who earned their award through their play this season. Team Tennessee announces their 2026 rosterTeam Tennessee welcomes 8 boys and 8 girls to the developmental team in partnership with the U.S. National Development Program. Three first-time champs crowned at Senior Four-BallThree of the four Tennessee Senior & Super-Senior Four-Ball Champions earned their first TGA titles. Blades Brown’s early journey in professional golf full of purposeAfter making his professional debut at 17-years-old, the Nashville golf phenom continues to impress while serving a bigger purpose. The Golf Club of Tennessee to host U.S. Mid-Amateur and U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur ChampionshipsLocated just outside of Nashville, these will be the second and third USGA Championships hosted by the course, their first since opening a second 18-hole track. Greer grinds to another Mid-Am win in playoffRyan Greer (Knoxville) won his second TGA Mid-Amateur title in a one-hole playoff at Tennessee National Golf Club. Teens take title at Tennessee Women's Four-Ball at Hermitage Golf CourseAddison Newman (Knoxville) and Alli Troxell (Knoxville) became the youngest winners of a non-junior TGA event with their win at the Women's Four-Ball. Smith, Narramore go the distance at 55th Tennessee Four-BallJack Smith (Knoxville) and Chas Narramore (Knoxville) added to their TGA Trophy Room at The Country Club, Inc. to win the Tennessee Four-Ball Championship. Trio of champions triumph in rain-shortened tournamentAllison Woodward (Erwin), Erica Chappell (Nashville) and Janice Sauter (Franklin) were crowned champions at the Tennessee Women’s Senior and Mid-Amateur Championships at Johnson City Country Club. Brown breaks through at TGA Match Play ChampionshipConner Brown (Shelbyville) endured a gauntlet of highs and lows to capture his first TGA Match Play Championship at Vanderbilt Legends Club. Kuester perseveres in playoff; Fly joins elite company with fifth straight titleBradford Kuester (Knoxville) claims his first TGA trophy in a one-hole playoff at the Tennessee Senior Amateur and Buzz Fly (Memphis) completes a feat only done twice in 110 years.