Of the eight Utahns playing in the Korn Ferry Tour's Utah Championship, BYU's Cole Ponich and Ogden's Connor Howe fired the ...

It's just the third professional start for Ponich, who won the Provo Open a month ago in his pro debut and finished in the ...

Trudging up a steep hill to the ninth-hole green, Cole Ponich let go a sigh of relief upon learning his final tee shot of the day rested beside the stick, and not beyond the berm. The Davis High and ...

Former BYU golfers Cole Ponich and Daniel Summerhays and Ogden's Connor Howe are in the top 15 midway through the Utah ...

Davis alum Cole Ponich, left, blue, is presented with the Champion's Trophy from the Utah Golf Association at the Utah State Amateur Championship on Saturday, July 13, 2024, at Ogden Golf and ...

Ponich’s issue when he arrived in Provo was his small frame, weighing in at just 120 pounds. “I was small, and I put everything I had in my body into my golf swing to be able to keep up with ...

It was sweet." BYU’s Cole Ponich holds the championship trophy after winning the 126th Utah State Amateur Championship held at the Ogden Golf & Country Club in Ogden on Saturday, July 13, 2024.

Cougar senior Cole Ponich and freshman Cooper Jones overcame every challenge since Monday to get to the 36-hole championship match. “It means a lot,” Jones said.

BYU’s Cole Ponich, right, and fellow BYU golfer Cooper Jones fix divots on the putting green during the finals of the 126th Utah State Amateur Championship held at the Ogden Golf & Country Club ...

OGDEN, Utah – BYU senior Cole Ponich knocked off teammate Cooper Jones 2 and 1 to win the 126th Utah State Amateur Championship on Saturday afternoon at the Ogden Golf and Country Club. “It’s always ...

FARMINGTON, Utah – Cooper Jones, Cole Ponich and four BYU alumni are set to tee it up Thursday at Oakridge Country Club in the opening round of the Korn Ferry Tour's Utah Championship. Jones, Ponich ...

“It’s by far the best we’ve done on this Thursday round,” said senior Cole Ponich, who was one of two BYU players to shoot even par, one shot worse than Zac Jones’ 1-under 71, which led the team.