Where to Find Pennsylvania Golf Association Tournament Results

Tournament results are published on the Pennsylvania Golf Association homepage at pagolf.org, in the Recent Results section. Each entry lists the championship name, the date(s) it was played, the host club, and a VIEW RESULTS link. This is the fastest route if you already know which event you're looking for; if you don't, the same page's Latest News section often links to recaps of the most recent championships.

How the Recent Results Section Is Organized

Every result follows the same four-part pattern, so you can scan it quickly:

The edition number (113th, 110th, 67th) tells you how far back the event's history runs, which is useful when you're trying to confirm you're looking at the right year's playing.

Championships Covered

The results list spans the association's full championship schedule, including:

• Open Championship — 110th edition, Laurel Valley Golf Club
• Amateur Championship — 113th edition, Oakmont Country Club
• Middle-Amateur (Mid-Am) Championship — 33rd edition, LedgeRock Golf Club
• Senior Amateur Championship — 67th edition, Berkshire Country Club
• Men's and Women's Senior Four-Ball Championship — 34th men's / 6th women's, Toftrees Golf Club
• Women's Am, Mid-Am, Senior and Super-Senior Championship — 90th edition, Gulph Mills Golf Club
• Senior Amateur Match Play Championship — 6th women's / 19th men's, Chambersburg Country Club
• The Art Wall, Jr. Memorial — 22nd edition, Scotch Valley Country Club
• Parent-Child and Father-Son Championship — 8th and 17th editions, Westmoreland Country Club

Qualifying rounds appear alongside the championships themselves — for example, Middle-Amateur qualifiers at Nemacolin, Colonial, Fox Hill, and Bellewood, and Open Championship qualifiers at Philmont, Schuylkill, Radley Run, and Green Oaks. If you're checking whether a player advanced, the qualifier results are where that's recorded.

What the Results Link Gives You

The VIEW RESULTS link opens the full scoring for that event. Because each row already names the host club and dates, you can confirm you've landed on the correct championship before reading the leaderboard — helpful when the same club hosts multiple events or when an event has both a qualifier and a final.

If You Want More Than Scores

The Latest News section on the same homepage carries short recaps of recent championships, such as Brock Kovach winning a shortened PA Mid-Am in a playoff, or Pratkanis, Stimmel, and Gill taking Art Wall titles. These articles add context the raw leaderboard doesn't — weather shortenings, playoffs, and how a course played. A READ MORE link sits under each item, and an Explore all past articles link leads to the archive.

Practical Notes

• Results are grouped by most recent event first, so the current season's championships sit at the top of the list.
• Both men's and women's champions are named in the combined events (Senior Four-Ball, Senior Amateur Match Play, Women's Am/Mid-Am/Senior/Super-Senior).
• The association's own framing — "2026 Adds to Pennsylvania's Long Legacy of Championship Golf" — signals that the results archive is meant to be read as a continuing record, not just a current-season scoreboard.