Denman dominance earns first Tennessee Mid-Amateur Title
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Winning amateur golf events has become the norm for Payne Denman. The former Middle Tennessee State golfer is building a résumé...
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Tennessee Golf Association : Updated on August 14, 2026
CROSSVILLE, Tenn. — The 47th Parent-Child Championship made for another fun Father’s Day weekend at Stonehenge Golf Course, with Todd and Bryson Ricker capturing their first tournament victory on June 21. The pair notched 147 Stableford points in their win, edging Ryan and Walker Greer by eight points.
The Stableford format used for scoring in the tournament rewards players for low-scoring holes without taking away from their points score for worse performances. Players score points for bogeys or better, but don’t lose any points for carding a double bogey or higher.
After Round One, the Rickers led the field with 76 points, followed closely by both of the McCann family’s pairings — Ryan and Elizabeth McCann (71) and Ryan and Jack McCann (73). When Sunday rolled around, though, the Rickers put up another dominant performance with 71 points on the day, becoming the only duo to notch 70+ points in both rounds of the event.
Along with the Ricker duo, four other flight winners took home some hardware:
The tournament will return to Stonehenge next year for the 20th anniversary of its playing at the Crossville staple.
For full results from the 47th Parent-Child Championship, click here.
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