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2010 KGA Tournament Schedules
KGA Championships KGA Senior Series KJGA-Junior Golf

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Entries open February 1st with new online entry system

Entries for KGA championship events and the KGA Senior Series program will open at 9:00 am on Monday, February 1, 2010. The preferred method of entry is via online entry through the KGA website. Entries are also accepted via postal mail or delivery to the KGA office. The Kansas Golf Association is implementing a new tournament online entry system in 2010. Here are some helpful hints to assist you using the new system for the first time. Click here to read more.

2010 KGA Championship Tournament information

Entries for KGA championship events and the KGA Senior Series program will open at 9:00 am on Monday, February 1, 2010. The Kansas Golf Association is pleased to provide you with the following updates and news regarding the upcoming schedule. There is something in this memo for golfers of all ages, so please take a moment to see what applies to you. Click here to read more.

Matt Ewald caps big year with KGA Player of Year honor
Funny how often the Kansas Golf Association’s Player of the Year honors go to a player in transition. Usually it is a golfer capping a fine collegiate career and planning a future in the sport or in some other profession. Leawood’s Matt Ewald is no exception. The Washburn University standout, who ended his eligibility in the spring, rode an outstanding week of golf to the title at the 99^th Kansas Amateur Championship this summer at Kansas City Country Club. The triumph and its accompanying 260 points helped Ewald tally 440 points in the final standings and the 23-year-old is the 2009 KGA Player of the Year. Click here for complete article.

Bryan Norton claims Senior Player of the Year honor
In his first summer among the senior set, Mission Hills’ Bryan Norton made a decision to pursue a spot in the 2009 U.S. Senior Open at Crooked Stick Golf Club in suburban Indianapolis. That effort paid big dividends for the two-time Kansas Amateur champion and former PGA Tour player. Not only did Norton have a fine week at the Open, placing in the top 20 and renewing plenty of old golf relationships, but he earned 200 points in the Kansas Golf Association Senior Player of the Year standings. Click here for full article.

Michael Gellerman named 2009 Junior Player of the Year
Was there ever any doubt about this one? A Kansas prep golfer who had already won two state high school golf championships by the end of his sophomore season continuing his fine play into the summer and eventually being named Kansas Golf Association Junior Player of the Year? That’s the case for Sterling’s Michael Gellerman. The 17-year-old set his golfing sights on earning the honor and then went out and did it this past summer, tallying 750.2 points in the KGA Junior Player of the Year standings...click here for full article.

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