The Oregon Ducks saw their magical run through the postseason come to an end on Tuesday night in the matchplay portion of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships, losing to the Northwestern Wildcats in the semifinals, one point shy of a championship berth vs. the Stanford Cardinal.

Just Thursday, this PGA Championship appeared a major in name only, peculiar names weighing down its prestige, and leaderboard remaining stubbornly odd through Friday—Scottie Scheffler the lone Goliath swimming in a sea of Davids.

Collin Morikawa never got going at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, and he didn't hold back about his play after the tournament.

Players rave about it when they come every year, but for the course architecture heads and the peripheral golf community, the glass is very much half empty on this week’s PGA Championship venue. So why is the divide so stark?

We'll be updating the leaderboard over the spring and summer with results from local tournaments and posts from local courses.

A perfect day for golf at round 2 of the state championship! Proud of @LNEagleGolf for finishing 7th in the state! And congrats to Caden Mickelson for his runner-up finish! Caden finishes his career with a 5th place, two 2nds and a state title! Go Eagles! pic.twitter.com/icQOZNwBqA

After finishing fourth in last year’s Cape-Atlantic League Championship, Absegami’s Cassandra Hughes climbed to the top spot after shooting an 85 to win by two strokes at Ballamor Golf Club in Egg Harbor Township.

Benedictine's Bear Dollander shot 10-under par to win the Class 4A state golf title, and Richmond Hill's Ledger Conley won the Class 6A title at 5-under par.