Brendan Steele bogeyed his final two holes, Friday, to post a 7-over-par 5 over par 73-76 — 149, missing the cut by two strokes. This had to have been disappointing for him.
The Idyllwild native will take next week off.
UPDATE: Steele misses cut at Troon
By Jack Clark

Brendan Steele bogeyed his final two holes, Friday, to post a 7-over-par 5 over par 73-76 — 149, missing the cut by two strokes. This had to have been disappointing for him.
The Idyllwild native will take next week off.
Soccer Town Hall Sports Coordinator Justin Nunn gave this report on Youth Soccer. Below are the scores, standings and players of the game for Town Hall Youth Soccer. For the 4 to 6 year olds we are only doing player of the game. Ages 4-6 Thursday, Oct. 6: Ninja Turtles vs. Slippery Sharks; The…
Brendan Steele opens the new 2016-17 PGA Tour season in Napa on Thursday in the $6 million Safeway Open, previously the Fries.com Open, played on the Silverado Resort and Spa (North) course. The Idyllwild native has had mixed results on that course, but last year finished tied for 17th. B tees off Thursday at 8:40…
Brendan Steele posted a 1-over par 68-75-71-75 — 289 on a tough Muirfield Village Course last week to tie for 13th place. Play was interrupted more than once because of threatening weather. This marked his fourth top-20 finish in 16 PGA Tour starts this pandemic-impacted season. Three of the four were top-six finishes — two…
Brendan Steele posted a 7-over-par 72-71-75-69 — 287 on a very tough Olympia Fields course to tie for 33rd in the BMW, the second of the three season-ending FedExCup tournaments. The Idyllwild native’s drives averaged 324 yards while they found 37.5% of the narrow fairways. He hit 57% of the greens in regulation and played…
Brendan Steele fired a 5-under-par 67 Sunday to finish in a tie for 12th in the PGA Championship, the final Major tournament of this season. It was the Idyllwild native’s eleventh top-25 in 23 starts this season, including two starts on the European PGA Tour — his tenth top-25 on the U.S. PGA Tour in…
The Hemet High School Boys’ freshman cross-country team finished first, against 14 other teams, in last week’s Mt. San Jacinto Invitational. Here, from left, are Jayden Emerson, Tanner Torrez and Chad Schelly. Tanner finished first, Jayden was eighth and Chad was 20th, competing against 168 other freshman runners.