The Harbor Cup golf event unites PGA professionals from BOYNE Golf versus a team comprised of golf professionals from the Petoskey/Harbor Springs region. This friendly competition has been held for the past 29 years and has raised more than $1.2 million, benefiting local charities.
The 2025 Ryder Cup-style Harbor Cup was held in September at Hidden River Golf & Casting Club. The pros from Petoskey/Harbor Springs area golf courses (Team Harbor) won this year’s event 16-8, but the real winners were the charities.
Team BOYNE professionals raised more than $125,000 for their designated charities. The funds were distributed to Manna Food Project ($90,000), PGA HOPE ($25,000), and First Tee-Northern Michigan ($10,000).
“The Harbor Cup is always a special event for all of the players, but what truly matters is the good it allows us to do,” said Corey May, Crooked Tree Golf Club Head Professional and Team BOYNE’s Harbor Cup Captain. “For nearly three decades, this event has become one of Northern Michigan’s most cherished traditions and rallies our golf community to raise meaningful dollars for local charities, and that impact is far more important than any scorecard. We could not do any of this without all the support we receive from the Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation, along with the Country Club of Boyne and Bay Harbor Golf Club members, area businesses, vendors, and homeowners. We’re incredibly proud to continue a tradition that brings people together and makes a difference across Northern Michigan.”
The Team BOYNE Harbor Cup included team captain Corey May and assistant captains Josh Richter, Bernie Friedrich, Bob Prange, and Jeff Roth. Players included Casey Powers, John Myers, Steve Niezgoda, Zach Zondlo, Chaz Babin, Scott Pussehl, Avry Freel, Brian Jakeway, Bob Wilson, Katie Milliman, and Mac Montagne.
