PGA Professional Brady Sharp of Wine Valley GC won the Oregon Open Invitational by one stroke over PGA Professional Liam Kendregan of Sand Point CC and amateur Robbie Ziegler of RedTail GC.
Winning the four-man team competition of best two of four net balls was the team of PGA Professional David Lebeck, PGA Professional Tyler Carlson, Carson Little and Jamie Sumner – all of Portland GC. They fired scores of 128-131-259. They won by three strokes over PGA Professional Bruce Stewart of Stone Creek GC, PGA Professional Jeff Fought of Black Butte Ranch, amateur Gregg Chianello of The Reserve Vineyards and amateur Tya Seth also of Stone Creek GC.
Winning the net Four-Ball competition was PGA Professional Tyler Carlson and Carson Little. They fired scores of 63-64-127, 15-under par. PGA Professional Liam Kendregan and amateur Allen Fleckenstein of The GC at Echo Falls finished in second, two strokes back.
The tournament at Arrowhead GC had 48 teams competing in a 36-hole best 2 of 4 net team competition, Pro-Am Four-Ball as well as a 36-hole individual competition.
The Pacific Northwest PGA is proud to have a supporting field of sponsors including Greg Norman, Legendary Headwear, AMA Golf, Sundog Eyewear, Pacific Golf & Turf, Sun Mountain, Sketchers, CMC, Epec Golf, NFP, FlagAssist and Voice Caddie.
Final results: https://2020secoregonopen.golfgenius.com
Standing 6 feet apart: Host PGA Professional Bryce Fisher, Sponsor Craig Pelzer, Sponsor Mike Worden, Champion Brady Sharp, Sponsor Ren Weaver and Host Professional Rob Gibbons
History of the Championship
This championship dates back to 1905 when sheep mowed the fairways at Waverley CC. George Smith, a Scot from Oakland, CA, won the Oregon Open’s inaugural championship, including a course record 74. Little did he know that some of golf’s most prestigious names were to follow in his footsteps such as Tommy Armour, Horton Smith, Chuck Congdon, Bob Duden, Bill Eggers, Jerry Mowlds, Pat Fitzsimons, Rick Acton, Peter Jacobsen, Jeff Coston, and Mike Davis. Only three men have won the title three or more times; Bill Porter (3), Rick Acton (4), and Bob Duden (8). The tournament scoring record is held by Brian Nosler at 198, set in 2009 at Brasada Canyons
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Arrowhead Golf Club
Situated on 135 verdant acres in the heart of the Willamette Valley, Arrowhead Golf Club remains the hidden jewel of Clackamas County. Guarded by old-growth forest, the 18-hole championship golf course meanders across lush meadows and rolling hills, crossing paths with the pristine Molalla River and Wrights Creek before beginning its final approach back to the clubhouse. Its demanding layout and manicured surfaces result in a dynamic playing experience.
Arrowhead GC hosted the PNW Assistant Championship in 2019, the PNW Senior PGA Championship in 2006, 2012 and 2018, as well as the Hudson Cup in 2019.