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Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 Dan Abbondandolo Joe Saladino 1 71 71 2 Brookville Country Club Travis Championship Huntington Country Club 9:00 Abbondandolo Saladino 9:28 73 4&3 1UP 73 16 Jeff Holzschuh Dennis Lynch 15 Winged Foot Golf Club Bethpage Abbondandolo 1:45 Saladino 1:59 4&3 6&5 Walker Taylor Patrick Tallent 8 71 71 7 Eagle Point GC Congressional Country Club 9:07 Ervasti The Finalists Russo 9:35 71 6&4 2&1 72 9 John Ervasti Daniel Russo 10 Sleepy Hollow Country Club Schuyler Meadow GC 9:40 Sawin Saladino 9:50 3&1 5&4 Mike Dunham 4 71 1:45 71 Hal Berman 3 Old Sandwich GC Bethpage 9:14 Dunham Esteve 9:42 72 1UP 2UP 73 13 Bradley Rock Jeronimo Esteve 14 Wheatley Hills Golf Club Indian Creek C.C. 1:52 Sawin Mattare 2:06 19 Holes 20 Holes Matthew Mattare 5 John Sawin 71 71 6 San Francisco Golf Club 106th Champion Saucon Valley CC 9:21 Sawin Mattare 9:49 72 19 Holes 4&3 72 12 Niall Handley John Sawin Scott Osler 11 Essex Fells Country Club 2&1 North Fork Country Club 106th Walter J. Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 Kevin Jackson 1 David Hayes 73 74 2 Woolferts Roost Country Club Devereux Emmet Cup Garden City Golf Club 8:00 Williams Keller 8:28 75 5&4 2&1 75 16 Brett Williams John Keller 15 The Golf Club (OH) Garden City Golf Club 1:00 Randolph Crowley 1:14 2Up 3&1 Trevor Randolph 8 74 74 Jay Crowley 7 Arcola Country Club Round Hill Club 8:07 Randolph The Finalists Crowley 8:35 74 4&2 74 9 Jamie Miller Ryan Chin 10 Wanakah Country Club Arcola Country Club 9:20 Affeldt Crowley 9:30 2 Up 4&3 Michael Affeldt Dan Goldstein 4 74 1:33 74 3 Butler National GC Wheatley Hills Golf Club 8:14 Affeldt Buckley 8:42 75 4&3 5&4 75 13 Michael Barbosa James Buckley 14 Quail Valley Golf Club The Island Golf Club 1:07 Affeldt Buckley 1:21 4&3 1UP Peter Debusschere 5 Tim Schmitt 74 74 6 Garden City Golf Club 106th Champion Garden City Golf Club 8:21 Gai Horner 8:49 75 19 holes 4&3 75 12 Kevin Gai Michael Affeldt Dan Horner 11 Eastpointe Country Club 21 Holes River Oaks 106th Walter J. Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 Charles B. Macdonald Cup 1 Adam Pecora 75 76 David Boccia 2 Brookville Country Club Huntington Country Club 11:00 Pecora Boccia 11:14 1UP 19 Holes 76 76 8 Kevin Johnson The Finalists John Moore 7 Calusa Pines Pelham Country Club 8:40 Pecora Boccia 8:50 5&4 4&3 1:09 4 Steve Tarulli 76 76 John Byrne 3 Hempstead Golf Club Garden City Golf Club 11:07 Summers Fogarty 11:21 6&5 3&1 76 106th Champion 76 5 Stephen Summers Pat Fogarty 6 Brook Hollow GC Dave Boccia Garden City Golf Club 19 Holes 106th Walter J. Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 Robert T. Jones Cup Bryan Pendrick Patrick Pierson 1 76 76 2 Mill River Club Minisceongo Golf Club 11:30 Pendrick Biggadike 11:44 5&4 2&1 77 77 8 Kirk Kashevaroff The Finalists Andrew Biggadike 7 Tuxedo Club The Olympic Club 8:20 Pendrick Mance 8:30 3&2 3&2 12:57 4 David Segot 77 76 Ned Zachar 3 Bethpage Glen Arbor Golf Club 11:37 Segot Mance 11:51 4&3 1UP 77 106th Champion 77 5 David Morgan Mark Mance 6 Mendakota Golf Club Mark Mance The Olympic Club 3&2 106th Walter J. Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 William H. Taft Cup Mark Thompson 1 77 77 Ken Dardis 2 Garden City Golf Club Stanwich Club 12:00 Thompson Dardis 12:14 4&3 2&1 79 79 8 David Mooradian The Finalists Scott Mackesy 7 Country Club of Troy Winged Foot Golf Club 8:00 Thompson Higgins 8:10 2&1 2&1 12:45 Daniel Macdonald 4 78 78 Brian Higgins 3 Arcola Country Club Garden City Golf Club 12:07 MacDonald Higgins 12:21 1UP 1UP 78 106th Champion 79 5 Tripp Davis Robbie Christie 6 Oak Tree National Mark Thompson Winged Foot Golf Club 3&2 106th Walter J. Travis Invitational May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 17, 2015 May 16, 2015 May 16, 2015 Buddy Alexander 1 Ed Gibstein 71 73 2 Engineers Country Club Dwight D. Eisenhower Cup University of Florida G.C. 10:00 Gibstein Blumenfeld 10:28 79 2UP 3&2 79 16 Stephen Rose Jay Blumenfeld 15 High Ridge CC Mountain Ridge Golf Club 2:30 Gibstein McClure 2:50 5&3 3&2 Steve LeBlanc John McClure 8 77 77 7 Rockaway Hunt Club Los Angeles Country Club 10:07 LeBlanc The Finalists McClure 10:35 77 1Up 2&1 78 9 Joe Sommers Jimmy Dunne 10 Winged Foot Golf Club Shinnecock Hills 9:00 Gibstein McClure 9:10 5&3 2 Up James Craffey 4 Joe Keller 76 1:21 75 3 Oyster Harbors Golf Club Arcola Country Club 10:14 Nelsen Scott 10:42 79 Concession 79 13 Brian Nelsen Craig Scott 14 Garden City Golf Club Great Bear GC 2:40 Graham Scott 3:00 1 Up 1 Up 5 Jim Graham 76 76 Allan Small 6 Winged Foot Golf Club 106th Champion Fairmont Golf Club 10:21 Graham Small 10:49 79 1UP 78 12 Jerry Maatman Ed Gibstein Rick Schmidt 11 Chicago Golf Club 4&3 Hamlet Windwatch.
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