2026 New Mexico Open
Funkhouser Wins New Mexico Open by Seven Strokes
New Mexico State amateur Jackson Funkhouser followed a course-record 61 with a final-round 67 to finish at 23-under 193 at Turtleback Mountain Golf & Resort. A year after missing the cut, he claimed the 72nd New Mexico Open title.
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Collins Goes Wire to Wire at UNM Championship Golf Course
Wil Collins shot three consecutive 67s and birdied the final hole to win by one stroke. Collins, River Smalley and Devin Miertschin earned berths in the PGA Professional Championship.
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Birdie Bash Tops $32,000 for UNM Children’s Hospital
Fifteen two-person teams made 381 birdies over 54 holes at UNM Championship Golf Course and raised $32,847 for UNM Children’s Hospital and the Sun Country Golf Foundation. The first tee shot of the day came from one of the hospital’s Miracle Children.
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Sandy Lemon Takes the Mound on Women in Sports Night
The Albuquerque Isotopes selected Sandy Lemon, PGA and LPGA, as a Women in Sports ambassador and invited her to throw the ceremonial first pitch on September 2. Lemon is a two-time Sun Country PGA Jack Hardwick Teacher of the Year.
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Schneiter Holds Off Lardon to Win the Black Mesa Senior New Mexico Open
Steve Schneiter birdied the final hole at Black Mesa Golf Club to finish at 7-under 137, one stroke ahead of four-time champion Brad Lardon. The victory was Schneiter’s second Senior New Mexico Open title.
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Jackson Funkhouser Reacts to Winning the 2026 New Mexico Open
Hear from the champion after his seven-stroke victory at Turtleback Mountain.
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2026 New Mexico Open | Round 2 Highlights: Funkhouser’s Course-Record 61
Highlights from Funkhouser’s 11-under second round.
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