Chloe Boyd Finished Second at State Golf Tournament
The DeKalb County High School golfer carded consistent scores during the two-day Division I A state championship.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Golf
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DeKalb County High School golfer Chloe Boyd finished in second place at the Division I A TSSAA State Golf Tournament this week. She completed her four-year high school state tournament career after recording back-to-back rounds of 73 at the Sevierville Golf Club.
Why it matters
The tournament served as the final state appearance for Boyd, highlighting the end of a consistent four-year tenure in the championship field. Her performance underscored the high level of competition found in the Tennessee state girls golf circuit.
Chloe Boyd secured a second-place finish by shooting identical rounds of 73 at the Sevierville Golf Club. Grace Prowse clinched her second consecutive championship with a two-round total of 74-71.
The players
Chloe Boyd
She is a student-athlete at DeKalb County High School who just completed her fourth consecutive year competing at the state golf tournament.
Grace Prowse
She is a competitive golfer who successfully defended her title to win a second consecutive Division I A TSSAA State Golf Tournament championship.
The details
Competing for DeKalb County High School, Boyd maintained steady play throughout the event held in Sevierville. Her final runner-up placement follows a four-year streak of qualifying for the state competition.
Timeline
The Division I A TSSAA State Golf Tournament took place over Monday and Tuesday.
Season Trajectory
This tournament result solidifies the current power balance in Tennessee girls high school golf. Prowse's repeat victory confirms her dominance in the division while Boyd concludes a significant multi-year run at the state level.
The result determines the final rankings for the Division I A state championship standings. Boyd concludes her high school career at the top of the state leaderboard alongside the repeat champion Prowse.
The takeaway
Consistent scoring proved vital for the top contenders on the Sevierville course. Aspiring golfers can look to Boyd's four-year track record as an example of the persistence required to maintain high-level performance at the state championship.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by WJLE Radio.
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