Golf

The BYU men’s golf team will participate in its first tournament since the COVID-19 shut down beginning on Oct. 5 in Monterey, California.

Former BYU golfer Peter Kuest earned his first professional victory on Sunday, carding a three-day total of 193 (-23) to win the Utah Open by seven strokes.

After four months without a single tournament to participate in, a number of BYU women's golfers have returned to the course to compete in local and national summer amateur events with little signs of rust.

Former BYU golfer Peter Kuest went from having his final collegiate season canceled in March to competing against the best golfers in the world in June, all while learning on the fly about how life works on the week-to-week grind of the PGA Tour.

Local golf courses have not only been allowed to remain open amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but they have also enjoyed a significant increase in business over the last few months.

Bloodlines run deep when it comes to BYU athletics. The Universe takes a look at seven of the most successful father-son duos ever to suit up for the Cougars.

BYU golf alumnus Peter Kuest makes his debut on the PGA Tour June 25 at the Travelers Championship and freshman Cole Ponich begins his first professional tournament at the Utah Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour.

BYU men's golfer Rhett Rasmussen is doing all he can to fine tune his game and remain ready to tee off his professional career on a moment’s notice.

Golfers Allysha Mae Mateo and Spencer Dunaway both found themselves leaving Hawaii to play their collegiate careers at BYU.

“All within two hours I found out my career was over,” senior gymnast Shannon Evans said. She couldn't believe it.

BYU men’s golfer Peter Kuest has a lot on his mind as he looks to finish his senior season strong and start his professional...

Former Cougars who have turned their collegiate careers into professional accolades say the key to their success has come through sacrifice and passion for their sport.