High School Golf Regions 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 14, 17 Week 7 Recap

The September wind cuts through the fairways as the season tightens its grip. In Region 2, Bingham and Riverton sit neck-and-neck at a 290.2 stroke average, their clubs clicking against the green in a silent duel. The pressure is physical, felt in the tension of a held breath before a putt drops.

Across the state, the competition fractures into distinct battles. Deseret News reports on the week seven standings, where individual brilliance meets team cohesion. The numbers on the board are cold, but the stakes are hot, with every stroke counting toward a regional crown.

Bingham and Riverton trade blows

Lincoln Judd of Riverton leads the individual charge with a 69.2 average, his swing a blur of precision. Jett Davis matches him in the recent Oquirrh Hills tournament, both posting 67s that echo the quiet confidence of a well-struck drive. Behind them, Will Johnson and Landon Lewis hold the line, their scores hovering just above the par mark.

Cyprus commands the fairway

Region 4 is a different story, with Cyprus sweeping the top of the team board at 304.0. Brody Loutensock and Drake Dymock anchor the squad, their recent 72s at Rose Park a testament to consistent form. The rest of the field trails by nearly thirty strokes, a gap that feels unbridgeable in the heat of the moment.

West Field sets the pace

In Region 5, West Field owns the leaderboard with a 286.5 average. Ethan Luna and Mack Herzog are the engine of that success, both staying under 69. The Remuma Golf course saw Herzog card a 67, a score that slices through the competition like a blade. Fremont and Northridge cling to second and third, watching from the shadows of the leader’s dominance.