Mike Shine captures NENYPGA Match Play title against Thomas Sennett
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 11:24 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
Mike Shine won the Northeastern New York PGA Match Play Championship on September 17, 2026, defeating Thomas Sennett 4 and 3 at the Country Club of Pittsfield. Shine, head golf professional at Glens Falls, secured his second NENYPGA major title this year, having previously won the Professional Championship. He took early leads during the final match, showcasing strong play with a total of four birdies, maintaining a grip on the competition against Sennett. Shine's victory continues his competitive success in the match-play format, following a previous win in 2023 and a final appearance in 2024.
- •Mike Shine wins NENYPGA Match Play Championship
- •Shine defeats Thomas Sennett 4 and 3 in final
- •Shine previously won the NENYPGA Professional Championship
- •Shine played 2-under-par golf over the final 15 holes
- •The match took place at the Country Club of Pittsfield
- 11:24 PMYahoo Sports — Glens Falls' Mike Shine wins NENYPGA Match Play title over Thomas Sennett of Pittsfield
"Mike Shine won his second Northeastern New York PGA major title Thursday, beating Thomas Sennett in the final of the section's Match Play Championship.
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