The event has raised $2.3 Million dollars to provide summer camp experience for hundreds of kids.

Salem High School senior Kathryn Ha becomes the first Girls winner from Roanoke since 1992.

Phung won the Girls 14 & Under division in 2024

A full circle experience for the Vanderbilt golf commit.

The annual golf tournament benefits the Boys and Girls Clubs of Southwest Virginia.

Delaware native Avery McCrery finished the tournament at an astounding 13-under par.

Avery McCrery, who shot -7 Friday, followed up with a -2 performance on Saturday.

Duke commit Avery McCrery leads the girls 15-18 group at -7.

The decades long event continues to draw in the top junior golfers from all over the nation and beyond.

"It shows that people care--that these people are all out here for them."

A check on a few locals in the tournament including Caroline Gilreath and Ashton Harper.

39th year of the Scott Robertson Memorial at Roanoke Country Club.

Katie Cranston becomes the first Canadian champion since Brooke Henderson hoisted the trophy in 2014.

Ashnoor Kaur and Alisa Davidova are atop the leaderboard for the Girls 14 and under division.

Round one of the Scott Robertson Memorial kicked off at the Roanoke Country Club on Friday.

The 38th annual Scott Robertson Memorial Junior Golf Tournament is back in Roanoke this weekend. The tournament features eight junior golf All-Americans, 11 of the top 100 junior boys 15-18, 22 of the top 100 junior girls 15-18.

Tournament directors and organizers spoke to the Roanoke Valley Sports Club on Monday night.

ROANOKE, Va. – The 95th VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship was underway on Tuesday at the Roanoke Country Club. From a field of 38 golfers, 16 players made the cut with Julie Shin leading the way at -1. Kathryn Ha on the home course shot +4 and is in 8th place. The tournament heads into a match play elimination bracket of four rounds to determine the champion. The tournament runs until Thursday.

ROANOKE, Va. As John Hatcher Ferguson approached the first tee at 1:30 p.m. Sunday afternoon, he was cool, calm, collected and loose-- but not too loose. That demeanor translated to his golf game in the final round of the Roanoke Valley Golf Hall of Fame tournament. Blacksburg Country Club had three golfers finish in the top 5 --Aaron Summers, Brandon Linkous and Ben Carroll-- so they secured the team title. In the womens divison, Ashnoor Kaur and Cassidy Chambers went to a one-hole playoff where Kaur of Roanoke Country Club secured the victory. In the womens senior division, Dot Bolling of Hidden Valley Country Club won the title, finishing with a 10-stroke lead over Debbie Young of Blue Hills Golf Club.

DALEVILLE, Va. The 2020 Roanoke Valley Golf Hall of Fame Tournament started on Friday at Botetourt Golf and Swim Club. Summers, who is representing Blacksburg Country Club, is still among the top after the second round but in a bit of a distant second. Fellow Blacksburg Country Club teammate Ben Carroll had a solid start before being tripped up on the 4th and 5th hole where he had back-to-back bogeys. The day belonged to Franklin County native John Hatcher Ferguson, who is representing Westlake Golf Club. Cassidy Chambers is leading the womens division, while Dot Bolling is leading the senior womens division.

ROANOKE, Va. - Southwest Virginia Ballet's Nutcracker at the Berglund Center is a holiday tradition for many going on 27 years. To dazzle crowds year after year takes money and in order to raise that money, the ballet company takes a creative approach. Saturday at Roanoke Country Club, SWVA Ballet is hosting its annual Nutcracker Gala. The night includes cocktails, dinner, dancing and a chance to bid on five one-of-a-kind nutcrackers handmade by local artists. Nutcracker Gala is Saturday Nov. 2, 6:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Tickets are $65 per person (21 and older).

ROANOKE, Va. – The 35th annual Scott Robertson Memorial Golf Tournament was slated to tee off Friday morning at Roanoke Country Club, but Mother Nature said, "Not today." The tournament suspended play Friday due to the course being totally saturated and unplayable. Just three groups were able to tee off before organizers made the decision to suspend play. In the 35-year history of the tournament, there have been shortened rounds and stoppages of play before, but never a delayed start. Play will resume Saturday morning with a delay of 1 1/2 hours, in hopes of giving the course time to dry.