Plenty at Stake
Ten players with strong Colorado ties, including PGA Tour winner Kevin Stadler and 2024-25 DP World Tour card holder Davis Bryant, set to tee it up for second stage of PGA Tour Q-school in early December
Davis Bryant
Mission Accomplished
Final-round 62 gives Davis Bryant his DP World Tour card as Coloradan finishes third — by far the best showing by an American — in final stage of Q-school; Dan Erickson, who has significant ties to northern Colorado, also lands DPWT status
Making Inroads in Spain
Coloradan Davis Bryant and Dan Erickson, who has had significant ties to the state in recent years, advance to final stage of Q-school on European-based DP World Tour
Locals in Q-School
Coloradans Griffin Barela, Davis Bryant, Dillon Stewart and AJ Ott advance to second stage of PGA Tour Q-school, along with Dan Erickson and Carson Griggs; 2024 Elite Amateur Series champ Connor Jones falls a shot short
Memorable
An albatross, a couple of 62s, his first pro win last weekend … Coloradan Davis Bryant has seen it all in the last week or so in state/regional opens; Nick Dunlap, the 2023 U.S. Am champ at Cherry Hills, posts 2nd PGA Tour victory
Jones Fires 64 to Take Lead
Connor Jones of The Ranch Country Club shoots 64 for the second day in a row to take the lead over the field by 3 strokes…
Bogey-free 64 Puts Jones two behind leader, davis Bryant, at CGA Amateur Championship
Connor Jones shot the low round of the day, 64, to get himself two shots behind tournament leader and Colorado State teammate, Davis Bryant…
Incredible
12-under-par round (60) by Davis Bryant believed to be the lowest, relative to par, in the long history of the CGA Amateur…
Colorado Finishes Strong Week at 55th Pacific Coast Amateur
Team Colorado finished strong at the 2022 Pacific Coast Amateur which concluded today at Columbia Edgewater Country Club in Portland, Oregon…
Colorado Ties All-Time Mark in Pacific Coast Amateur Team Competition
Led by Parker Edens of Fort Collins who fired a bogey-free round of six-under-par 65 and Davis Bryant of Aurora who shot two-under 69, the Colorado team finished the 36-hole team competition in solo second at minus-six for the first time over a decade.