Otter Valley golfers claim third at D-II tournament

The Otter Valley Union High School boys’ golf team on Tuesday at the Dorset Field Club course came up short of claiming what would have been the program’s fourth Division II title in five years.

In the Division II qualifying tournament on Tuesday, the Middlebury and Mount Abraham high school boys’ golf teams fell short of advancing to the D-II championship tournament.

 The three Addison County high school boys’ golf teams and the MUHS girls’ golf team all saw action last week.

The Mount Abraham, Middlebury and Vergennes golf teams swung into action between Sept. 3 and 9, with the Eagles faring best overall, including winning a three-way competition among the county teams at the Basin Harbor course in Ferrisburgh. 

“If golf has taught me anything, it’s that progress is never permanent.”

Ralph Myhre Golf Course club members fared well in VSWGA State Day competition at Killington Golf Club on Tuesday, Aug. 26.

In the 2025 Ralph Myhre Club Championship on Aug. 23 and 24, golfers Dale White, Evan Lombardo, Steve Ogden, Bob Cameron, Don Kenney, Maria Barr and Sheila Cameron emerged as title winners. 

Tekla Fine-Lease claimed first in Flight 1 with a gross score of 78 in a VSWGA State event at Ralph Myhre Golf Course on Monday, Aug. 11.

Green Mountain National’s Hailey Katona claimed her third consecutive Vermont Women’s Amateur title, carding a 9-over-par 219 after 54 holes at Ekwanok Country Club.

Ralph Myhre Golf Club members had an eventful week of play both home and away.

Ralph Myhre Golf Course hosted its largest event, the annual Dud Phinney Member-Guest tournament, over three days last weekend.

“In the past, we had a lot of golfers that would leave right after a round. Now we’ve got people sticking around for music and for food … also a lot more non-golfers.”

The new clock at Ralph Myhre Golf Course isn’t just there to keep golfers on schedule — it’s a quiet tribute to a man who lived with intention.

Ralph Myhre Golf Course’s Lucas Politano finished fourth at 11 under in the New England Amateur golf tournament played in Brandon last week.

After three days and 72 holes of competitive play, Burlington’s Michael Walsh emerged as the winner of the Vermont Amateur Championship golf tournament on July 10 at the Manchester Country Club.