Cutrell and Fairman, Erickson and Corsi each repeat at Senior Four-Balls

July 10, 2025
By Josh Rowntree, Director of Communications

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GREENSBURG — There was a good bit of déjà vu in the air Thursday.

For the second straight year, the duos of Arnold Cutrell and Frank Fairman, and Don Erickson and Joe Corsi, linked up to take the two divisions of the 15th WPGA Senior Four-Ball Championship at Hannastown Golf Club.

Cutrell and Fairman claimed the Senior Division, while Erickson and Corsi repeated in the Super-Senior Division.

For Cutrell, the win gives him a hat trick of victories for the season, having already won at Hannastown in April in the first Senior Series event. He also picked up a win in a team competition alongside his son in the WPGA Father & Son Tournament at Diamond Run last month.

15th WPGA Senior Four-Ball Championship at Hannastown Thursday

July 9, 2025
By Josh Rowntree, Director of Communications

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GREENSBURG — The WPGA returns to Hannastown Golf Club Thursday for the 15th Senior Four-Ball Championship.

Started in 2011, the Senior-Four Ball Championship is a 36-hole stroke play competition that will feature two divisions: the Senior and the Super-Senior.

A year ago, the teams of Arnold Cutrell and Frank Fairman, and Don Erickson and Joseph Corsi, took home the Senior and Super-Senior Divisions, respectively.

High school classmates Hansberry, Severns take WPGA Match Play Invitationals

July 8, 2025
By Josh Rowntree, Director of Communications

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INDIANA, PA — Griffin Hansberry wanted a strong finish to his junior golf career, and he got exactly what he hoped for Tuesday.

Hansberry buried a 15-foot putt on the 18th hole, topping Michael Quallich 1 Up in the final round of the 51st C.R. Miller Memorial Match Play Invitational at Indiana Country Club.

“This is my third time playing in this tournament,” said Hansberry, who graduated from Peters Township High School this spring. “The first two times, I lost to the eventual champion in the first round. So, to finally come out on top, it’s pretty exciting.”

To do so, he had to overcome a strong performance from the reigning WPGA Junior champion in Quallich, who hopped out to a two-hole advantage by the time the players made the turn.

Severns captures Girls' Match Play title

July 8, 2025
By Mike Dudurich, Contributing Writer

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INDIANA - The matchup between a No. 1 and No 2 in any sport many times creates great theatre and excitement.

It happened again Tuesday at Indiana Country Club in the finals of the 6th West Penn Golf Association’s Girls Match Play.

Mya Morgan, a rising senior at Elizabeth Forward High School, was the top seed in the eight-player event. Sophia Severns, a newly minted graduate of Peters Township High School, was No. 2.

And the two produced a heck of show on a day that featured the semifinal and final rounds, with one-hour rain delay that forced an early-evening conclusion.

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