Kian Bystol Flores

Aug 29, 2024 | wisconsin.golf | Rob Hernandez |Kian Bystol Flores |Fort Atkinson

When Dan Hottmann suggested to his oldest son that he use a family outing Sunday at TPC Wisconsin in Madison to get ready for this week's Mike Schnarr Boys Championship and play from a set of tees closer to the 6,175 yards he'd be playing at Blackhawk Country Club, the short-but-tight layout across town, Lincoln Hottmann turned the suggestion into a rousing success by shooting 12-under-par 59 from the 6,142-yard III tees at the TPC course.

Aug 17, 2024 | wisconsin.golf | Rob Hernandez |Kian Bystol Flores

Who to watch at Minocqua Country ClubFour of the most accomplished amateur golfers over the past decade in Wisconsin have yet to win the Wisconsin State Open Championship. Hunter Eichhorn. Thomas Longbella. Piercen Hunt. Sam Anderson. That pursuit will have to wait as the quartet is spending this week of the golf season chasing status on PGA Tour developmental circuits.

Jun 25, 2024 | wisconsin.golf | Rob Hernandez |Kian Bystol Flores |De Pere |Menomonee Falls

Kade Wieland was riding shotgun Tuesday on the way home from Wisconsin Dells to Milton from the biggest victory of his young junior golf career thus far at The Dells Junior Golf Championship. His father, Kirk, was at the wheel.

Jun 5, 2024 | wisconsin.golf | Rob Hernandez |Kian Bystol Flores

KOHLER — Drew Aschliman is decades from his golden years — y'know, his Tuesday group, his Thursday group and his Friday group, most with a funky bingo-bango-bongo format and a few Washingtons at stake, all against the backdrop of some sun-splashed 55-plus community in the Arizona desert — so the Mineral Point senior will have to make do with this most golden of years.

May 18, 2024 | wisconsin.golf | Rob Hernandez |Kian Bystol Flores

Franklin. The Sabers figured to have their hands full during the upcoming WIAA Division 1 postseason in the same regional and sectional as Greater Metro Conference champion Marquette (Milwaukee), but they served notice Thursday that they have the potential to handle it. Senior Parker Fraser (68) and freshman Caleb Peterson (73) finished 1-2 as Franklin fired a school-record 298 and won the Southeast Conference title for the third year in a row by 20 strokes over Oak Creek.