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The stage was set for the 51st Tennessee PGA Professional Championship. The Championship was being contested at the historic Holston Hills Country Club designed by the famous Donald Ross. The course conditions were magnificent with a firm golf course, thick rough and lightning-fast greens.

Alcoa, TN – The Foothills Invitational was a great success in its inaugural season. Most of that success stemmed from the great shape that Green Meadow Country Club was in. With greens rolling smooth and mountain backgrounds, GMCC provided the

Old Hickory, TN – Old Hickory Country Club provided a great test over the two days of the National Car Rental Tennessee Assistant PGA Professional Championship. The course was in pristine condition as it stretched out to over 6,700 Yards. With

Chattanooga, TN – The E-Z-GO Pro-Pro Championship was loaded with talented teams this year.  The beautiful Black Creek Club in Chattanooga was a great test of golf and added some great mountain views.  Tipping out at just under 7,000 yards, the

Brentwood, TN- Manicured to perfection, Brentwood Country Club was prepared for the influx of seniors playing in this year’s Tennessee Senior PGA Professional Championship. Beautiful, but difficult, the par 71 course created the perfect test for

Nashville – The second major of the 2019 season was one to remember with the Yamaha Players Championship.  Harpeth Hills Golf Course proved to be a compelling test for the competitors in its first year hosting the event.  Playing at just 6,899

Old Hickory, TN- In pristine condition Old Hickory Country Club proved to be the perfect venue for the Tootsies Harold Eller Pro-Am presented by Yamaha. Teams from all over Tennessee, made up of one PGA Professional and three scratch amateurs,

Oak Ridge Country Club provided another great backdrop for this year’s Turnkey Pro-Scratch. Softened by lots of rain before the tournament, the course provided many opportunities for scoring with bogey-free rounds being the theme of our winners.

The 2019 Guardian Enterprises Millstone Pro-Am had no shortage of impressive play over the course of the two-day tournament from several teams, but it was two groups who maximized their team efforts to emerge victoriously. Two teams held on to the top of the leaderboard, Casey Flenniken, PGA, Bob Rice (a), Rick Mays (a), and Mike Poe (a) shared the win with Mark Houser, PGA, Tanner Davis (a), Tory Davis (a), and Austin Carter (a).

As the sun rose on Stonehenge Golf Club for Round 2 of the Tennessee Senior State Open presented by The City of Crossville, a packed leaderboard prepared to battle a course that has proven year after year that is it capable of humbling any golfer.