Seven golfers with Utah ties compete in Korn Ferry Tour Utah Championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 11:06 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
The Korn Ferry Tour’s Utah Championship begins this week at Ogden Golf & Country Club with seven golfers from Utah participating. Former University of Utah golfer Mitchell Schow and fellow Ogden native Connor Howe received sponsors' exemptions to enter the event. Schow aims to improve his standings and financial situation, while Howe hopes for a strong finish following a recent top-three performance on the PGA Tour Americas. Other competitors include Carson Lundell and Zac Jones from BYU and former Weber State golfer Barry Schenk. The tournament showcases local talent in a PGA Tour-sanctioned event, highlighting their aspirations for success.
- •The Utah Championship begins July 30 in Ogden, Utah.
- •Mitchell Schow and Connor Howe received sponsors' exemptions for the event.
- •Schow aims for a strong showing to improve his tour status.
- •Howe finished T3 last week on the PGA Tour Americas.
- •Carson Lundell and Zac Jones qualified following strong performances in recent events.
- 11:06 PMYahoo Sports — Seven golfers with Utah ties will take aim at Korn Ferry Tour’s Utah Championship this week
"Former BYU golf stars Carson Lundell and Zac Jones are in this year's Utah Championship, a Korn Ferry Tour event in Ogden
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