The North Florida Junior Golf Foundation (NFJGF), Northeast Florida’s premier junior golf tour, has announced the 2021 recipients of its annual college scholarship awards. more

The best blind golfers in the world will take aim at TPC Sawgrass at the 2022 ISPS Handa Vision Cup. more

After making bogey-double bogey on his second and third holes to lose most of the four-stroke lead he began the day with in the 41st U.S. Senior Open, Jim Furyk got back to what has made him one of the best players of his era and the 2003 U.S. Open champion: consistency. more

Council on Aging invites the community to participate in its 18th annual Champions for Elders Golf Tournament on Monday, Aug. 16, at Slammer and Squire, World Golf Village. more

Cypress Village hosted its fourth annual Putters Tournament on the Cypress Green on Friday, June 11. more

Nicole Greene just missed out on becoming the first high jumper from Ponte Vedra High School to make the U.S. Olympic team, but she has a pretty good backup plan in the form of medical school. more

Many high schoolers commit to universities to play their specific sport at the college level, but for Sam Dec, his commitment to play football at the United States Military Academy means that and so much more. more

Following Gov. Ron DeSantis’ signature on HB 845 that allows college athletes to be compensated for their name, image or likeness (NIL), on July 1, Commissioner of Education Richard Corcoran was joined by Rep. Chip LaMarca and Florida State University quarterback McKenzie Milton, along with fellow teammates, as he signed a contract with Miller’s Ale House to be paid for the use of his NIL. Florida is one of the first states in the nation to allow student athletes to earn compensation for their NIL. more

Kaitlyn Schroeder of Jacksonville broke out of a five-way first-round tie last Friday and wound up running away with the First Coast Women’s Amateur by five shots at Sawgrass Country Club. more

Michael Harrison has only been Ponte Vedra High School’s athletic director for a week, but he already has big plans for the program’s future. more