Former BYU golfer qualifies for PGA Championship
Former BYU golfer Steve Schneiter is going back to the PGA Championship.
Schneiter tied for second place on Wednesday at the PGA Club Pro National Championship in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M.
The top 20 finishers at the Club Pro tourney qualify for golf's fourth major, so Schneiter will play in the PGA Championship Aug. 10-16 at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn.
Schneiter won the Club Pro in 1995 and was the low club professional at the 2005 PGA Championship.
The Sandy resident was an All-American at BYU after playing high school golf at Jordan High.
Provo's Chris Moody, a pro at Riverside Country Club, finished in a tie for 24th place and missed qualifying for the PGA Championship by a single shot.
He finished at 1-under-par 283 after shooting a 69 on Wednesday.
Schneiter tied for second place on Wednesday at the PGA Club Pro National Championship in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M.
The top 20 finishers at the Club Pro tourney qualify for golf's fourth major, so Schneiter will play in the PGA Championship Aug. 10-16 at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minn.
Schneiter won the Club Pro in 1995 and was the low club professional at the 2005 PGA Championship.
The Sandy resident was an All-American at BYU after playing high school golf at Jordan High.
Provo's Chris Moody, a pro at Riverside Country Club, finished in a tie for 24th place and missed qualifying for the PGA Championship by a single shot.
He finished at 1-under-par 283 after shooting a 69 on Wednesday.
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