They say there’s no place like home and for Jeff Sanders that statement stands true — even more so after his victory on Sunday afternoon in The Herald’s Dubois County Amateur men’s golf tournament.

For two of the top three golfers in the Dubois County men's amateur golf tournament, there is an added competitive element that serves to heighten the challenge and raise Sunday’s stakes that much more — brotherly love (and friendly harassment).

Those with keen eyes and intentions to test their mettle on the green may have noticed that local golf courses around the area were packed this past weekend.

The sport of golf has been known to be a primary getaway for relaxation and a journey away from all things resembling ‘work’. But when Southridge High School coaches and close friends Brock Matthews and Ted O’Brien hit the links together you can expect some serious, yet friendly competition.

As we turn our attention to the golf course for regional action, which starts today, now is as good a time as any to check in with a couple of the area golf teams that are still in the hunt for postseason glory.

Sultan’s Run Golf Club has been known to frustrate golfers of all experience levels from intimidating bunkers and water hazards to the tricky greens and fairways.

Many area teams were in action last night from softball and tennis sectionals to several local athletes advancing to the state finals from the girls track and field regional. Here’s a brief rundown of all of last night’s action.