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USNDP Southeast State Team showcase to debut at Quixote ClubSix states, including Tennessee and in collaboration with the U.S. National Development Program, will unite the Southeast's top junior golfers.

Three Tennesseans set to compete in the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship at The Honors CourseHanley Long, Molly Hardwick and Rachel Heck will make the short trip to Ooltewah to compete in the 126th U.S. Women’s Amateur at The Honors Course.

Rawl rallies to win the 28th Tennessee Women’s Open; Johnson wins in playoff for Senior Division titleIsabella Rawl became the 11th amateur to win the Tennessee Women’s Open with a late comeback. Christa Johnson won her first Senior Division title in her first appearance at Stonehenge Golf Club.

The 28th Tennessee Women’s Open is back at Stonehenge Golf CourseThe Fairfield Glade Resort course will host the tournament for its 18th straight year next week, with nearly 100 golfers making up the field.

Forgey weathers the storm and playoff to capture Tennessee State Open titleA torrential downpour on the final hole and a playoff couldn’t stop Crossville’s Adam Forgey from climbing the leaderboard to win his first State Open title. Seth Smith (Clarksville) finished as the Low Amateur.

Grasslands Club set to host the Tennessee State Open for the second-straight yearThe State Open returns to Grasslands Club with a field that includes five past tournament champions.

Molly Hardwick goes wire-to-wire at Tennessee Women's AmateurThe Franklin, Tennessee native punched her ticket to the 126th U.S. Women's Amateur at The Honors Course with the win.

Jordan Thomas victorious again at U.S. Adaptive OpenThe Nashville resident won the Multiple Limb Amputee category for the second time in five years at the U.S. Adaptive Open.

Tori Robinson breaks through with first TGA winA seemingly long-time coming for the Jackson native, Tori Robinson captured the Tennessee Women's Match Play title, her first TGA win.

Payne Denman becomes just the third person to win three straight Tennessee State Amateur titlesWith the Murfreesboro resident’s win at Memphis Country Club, Denman joins Dr. Cary Middlecoff and Polly Boyd as the only players to win three in a row.

The Golf Club of Tennessee set to host 2028 Tennessee State AmateurThe premier club in Kingston Springs is set to join the rotation of courses hosting the oldest tournament run by the Tennessee Golf Association.

Ricker family wins their first Parent-Child Championship trophyTodd and Bryson Ricker sealed their victory on Father’s Day after leading through both rounds of the tournament.

111th Tennessee State Amateur returns to Memphis Country ClubThe club that started the Tennessee Golf Association is set to host the State Amateur for the tenth time in its history.

Head, Coughlin win Tennessee Junior Amateur titlesBraxton Head and Isabella Coughlin earned their first TGA titles and punched their ticket to the U.S. Girls' Junior and Junior Amateur Championships, respectively.

Wilt Brothers storm back to win Tennessee Four-Ball crownToby and Hudson Wilt overcame a 3-down deficit after ten holes against Evan Spence and Bennett McNabb by winning the next five holes to walk away with their first Tennessee Golf Association titles.

Burgan’s Senior Match Play victory caps challenging past yearTodd Burgan and Tony Green captured the Senior and Super Senior Match Play titles, respectively.

Ooltewah’s Scheck teams with Ellison to claim U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-BallMorgan Ellison and Katie Scheck (Ooltewah) emerged victorious and claimed a national title at Daniel Island Club.

Linkous, Swetman combine to capture Tennessee Mid-Am Four-BallAllen Swetman and Drew Linkous captured their first TGA titles with their win at Sevierville Golf Club.

Meet the 2026 TGA InternsThe Tennessee Golf Association is excited to welcome the five interns who will be supporting the TGA this season.

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.