Utah Golf Radio

Davis Park pro and Utah Section Player of the Year Zach Johnson joins the show to talk about his preparations for the PGA Championship. Nate Herzog of the UJGA reviews the Border War (Utah kids won!). We recount a big week nationally for Utah players and Annie Thurman Young joins the show. We review the UGA Mid-Am won by David Jennings.

Utah Section PGA pro Dallas Green joins Paul and Jan on the Utah Golf Radio live show on ESPN 700 to review the Women's State Am and celebrate Share the Fairway with a Hero at Lakeside GC. BYU Coach Carrie Roberts on fall schedule changes. There's a new Jed X Jug leader!

Catch this torrent of knowledge nuggets from player, coach, caddy, dad Boyd Summerhays after his daughter, Grace, wins the Utah Women's State Am. There's a lot here. Listen twice.

Grace Summerhays makes history - a lot of it - winning the Women's State Am at Soldier Hollow, overcoming defending champ Kerstin Fotu in the semi and four-time champ Kelsey Chugg in the final. Kurt Kragthorpe, Randy Dodson and Chris Newsome help us break it down. Summerhays and Chugg join the pod.

Kelsey Chugg, Tess Blair, Kerstin Fotu (all former champions) and Grace Summerhays (the Utah Junior State Am champion) are the semi-finalists in the Women's State Am. Chugg had to go to extra holes twice. Blair and Fotu had to beat teammates. Randy Dodson and Kurt Kragthorpe help break it all down. Chugg and Summerhays join the pod.

2018 champion Tess Blair leads the field into the match play at the Women's State Am taking medalist honors by four shots over Grace Summerhays with a -8 136. Defending champ Kerstin Fotu storms the back nine Tuesday to make match play. Blair and Fotu join the pod.

2018 Women's State Am champ Tess Blair shoots -5 67 and leads the stroke play qualifying by five shots over Grace Summerhays and Chanikan Yongyuan after the first round at Soldier Hollow. Blair joins the pod.

Local player Clint Finkbiner fulfills a lifelong goal with a playoff win in the historic Black Diamond Open at Carbon Country Club over Derek Penman and Blake Murray. Finkbiner joins the pod to discuss his win.

Tom King of Carbon Country Club joins the live radio show on ESPN 700 to celebrate the Black Diamond Open. Lynn Landgren looks back on a meaningful career serving Utah Golf. We preview the Women's State Am. And there's a new Jed X Jug leader.

We're watching Bryson DeChambeau, too. And we're left with a question: "Is this sustainable?" Well, yeah, maybe, probably. Can't wait to see, that's for sure. The big tests start this week at Muirfield Village. BJ's take is worth a listen.