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George Bryan IV Chapin, SC 2009 JONES CUP PARTICIPANTS University of South Carolina Golf Team Two-Time US Amateur Participant Two-Time US Junior Amateur Participant Mark Anderson Beaufort, SC 2008 Southern Amateur (4th) University of South Carolina Golf Team 2008 Schenkel EZGo Invitational Medalist 2008 US Amateur Participant 2007 Southeastern Amateur Champion 2008 Players Amateur Champion Wesley Bryan Chapin, SC 2008 Oglethorpe Invitational Champion University of South Carolina Golf Team Two-Time NCAA All American 2008 US Amateur Participant 2005 SEC Freshman of the Year 2008 US Public Links Participant Jarrod Barsamian Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Three-Time US Junior Amateur Participant Louisiana State University Golf Team 2008 Rees Jones Collegiate Medalist 2008 US Amateur Participant 2008 Louisiana State Amateur Champion Duke Butler IV Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 2008 LA Tech Invitational (6th) Three-Time US Amateur Participant 2008 SEC Champion (12th) 2008 Amelia Invitational Champion Jeff Belk Marietta, GA 2008 Florida State Mid-Amateur Runner-Up Four-Time US Amateur Participant 2005 US Amateur Public Links Participant Three-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant Jordan Byrd Pendleton, SC rd 2008 Crump Cup (3 ) 2006 US Amateur Participant 2007 USGA Team Championship Runner-Up Three-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant Skip Berkmeyer St. Louis, MO 2007 US Mid-Amateur Quarterfinalist Five-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant Seven-Time US Amateur Participant Glenn Campbell Scotland Five-Time USGA State Team Championship Participant Scottish Amateur Champion 2004 Hugh Wilson Invitational Champion Scottish Order of Merit Event Winner 1998 Missouri State Amateur Champion Jorge Campillo Bloominton, IN Wallace Booth Scotland Indiana University Golf Team 2008 Scottish Amateur Stroke Play Champion 2008 Spanish Amateur Champion 2008 World Amateur Team Champion 2008 Big Ten Conference Champion Seth Brandon Dalton, GA 2008 NCAA Championship Runner-Up Indiana University Golf Team Eight-Time Collegiate Tournament Winner 2008 North South Amateur Participant 2008 Pinehurst Intercollegiate Champion Bud Cauley Jacksonville, FL 2007 Wolf Run Intercollegiate Runner-Up Alabama Golf Team Freshman 2006 Southeastern Amateur Champion 2008 Jr. World Team Championship (Individual 1st) 2008 Terra Cotta Invitational (1st) Matt Broome Barrington, RI 2008 Ping Collegiate Preview (5th) Furman University Golf Team 2008 Isleworth Collegiate (5th) 2008 New England Amateur Champion 2008 Rhode Island State Amateur Semifinalist 2008 Adams Cup (24th) th 2008 Hummingbird Intercollegiate (25 ) Jon Curran Hopkinton, MA Rhys Enoch Wales Vanderbilt University Golf Team East Tennessee State University Golf Team 2008 Seminole Classic Medalist 2009 Walker Cup Team Member (GB&I) 2007 US Amateur Participant 2008 World Amateur (Wales) 2007 NCAA All-American 2008 Shoal Creek Intercollegiate Champion 2006 US Amateur Qualifier Medalist 2005 Trubshaw Cup Champion Gavin Dear Scotland Tommy Fleetwood England 2008 Dixie Amateur Champion 2008 Amateur Championship Runner-Up 2008 Lancashire Champion 2008 World Amateur Team Champion 2008 English County Champions Tournament Winner Jeff Dennis Jacksonville, FL Carlton Forrester Atlanta, GA University of North Florida Golf Team 2006 US Mid-Amateur Semifinalist 2008 US Public Links Quarterfinalist 2006 Crump Cup Champion 2006 Florida State Amateur Champion 2006 Northeast Amateur Champion Nigel Edwards Wales 2005 US Mid-Amateur Finalist Four-Time GB&I Walker Cup Team Member Dylan Frittelli Austin, TX 2006 South African Amateur Champion University of Texas Golf Team 2006 European Nations Cup Champion 2008 South African Boys Stroke Play and Match Play Champion 1996 Welsh Mid-Amateur Champion 2008 Barret Amateur Champion 2008 Byron Nelson International Junior Award Recipient Gene Elliott West Des Moines, IA 2007 Callaway World Junior Champion 2007 Coleman Invitational Champion 2006 US Mid-Amateur Quarterfinalist Robert Gerwin II Cincinnati, OH Twelve-Time US Amateur Participant 1999 US Amateur Medalist Nine-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant 1998 Porter Cup Champion 2001, 1996 Ohio Amateur Champion 1998 Terra Cotta Champion 1997 US Amateur Quarterfinalist Harris English Thomasville, GA 1997 US Mid-Amateur Quarterfinalist University of Georgia Golf Team Brendan Gielow Muskegon, MI 2008 SEC Freshman of the Year Wake Forest University Golf Team 2007 US Amateur Participant Three-Time US Amateur Participant 2007 Isleworth Collegiate Champion 2008 Northeast Amateur Champion 2007 Georgia State Amateur Champion 2008 VCU Shootout Co-Medalist Ben Enoch Wales Luke Goddard England 2008 World Amateur Team Championship Captain (Wales) 2008 South of England Stroke Play Champion 2008 Welsh Amateur Championship Runner-Up 2008 Argentine Amateur Champion 2008 Clwyd Amateur Champion 2008 Selborne Runner-Up 2008 British Colleges Champion 2008 Hampshire Salvers Runner-Up 2008 Lagonda Trophy Runner-Up Josh Gregory Augusta, GA Russell Henley Macon, GA 2008 US Mid-Amateur Participant University of Georgia Golf Team 2008 Atlantic Amateur Runner-up 2008 Georgia State Amateur Champion 2008 Isleworth Invitational Medalist 2008 Palmetto Amateur (3rd) 2008, 2007 Second Team All-American 2007 Augusta Player of the Year 2006 Georgia State Junior Amateur Champion Cody Gribble Dallas, TX 2005 US Junior Amateur Championship (9th) Three-Time US Junior Amateur Participant Jonathan Hodge Strawberry Plains, TN 2008 Sunnehanna Amateur (8th) University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Golf Team 2007 Western Junior Amateur Champion Two-Time US Amateur Participant Two-Time AJGA All-American Two-Time Southern Conference Player of the Year 2008 Furman Intercollegiate Medalist Dustin Groves Keswick, VA 2008 Palmetto Intercollegiate Medalist Wake Forest University Golf Team 2007 Coca-Cola Duke Classic Medalist 2008 Cardinal Amateur Runner-Up Morgan Hoffman Saddle Brook, NJ 2008 VCU Collegiate (3rd) Oklahoma State University Golf Team 2008 The Ridges Collegiate Runner-Up 2008 US Amateur Quarterfinalist 2006 Isleworth Collegiate Runner-Up Three-Time US Amateur Participant 2008 Ping Preview Champion 2004 Virginia State Golf Assn. Jr. Player of the Year Charlie Holland Dallas, TX Matt Haines England University of Texas Golf Team 2008 Lytham Trophy Champion 2008 US Amateur Quarterfinalist 2008 Thunderbird Championship (5th) Three-Time Third Team All-American 2007 Texas State Amateur Champion Jack Hall Sea Island, GA 2005 US Amateur Participant Eleven-Time US Amateur Participant Sam Hutsby England Six-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant Bernard Darwin Salver Champion Two-Time Ocean Forest Club Champion 2008 Welsh Open Stroke Play Runner-Up 2008 Sea Island Club Champion 2008 St. Andrews Links Trophy (4th) 2003 CMAA National Club Champion 2006 Spanish Amateur Champion 1975-1979 University of Georgia Golf Team Tim Jackson Germantown, TN Hunter Hamrick Montgomery, AL 2003 USGA State Team Championship University of Alabama Golf Team 2001, 1994 US Mid-Amateur Champion 1999, 1995 US Walker Cup Team Three-Time US Junior Amateur Participant Five-Time Tennessee Mid-Amateur Champion 2005 US Amateur Participant Four-Time Tennessee Amateur Champion Brian Harman Savannah, GA Jimmy Johnson St. Simons Island, GA University of Georgia Golf Team Two-Time Tennessee State Amateur Champion 1987, 1990 2007 Porter Cup Champion All American Georgia Tech 1992 2005 US Walker Cup Team Member Played on the PGA Tour 1993, 1997, 1998 2005 Jones Cup Invitational Runner-Up 2003 US Junior Amateur Champion Thomas Jordan St. Simons Island, GA David May Auburn, NY 2008 Sea Island Club Championship Runner-Up Clemson University Golf Team th Jeff Knox Augusta, GA 2008 Monroe Invitational (4 ) th Five-Time US Mid-Amateur Participant 2008 Dogwood Invitational (12 ) Two-Time US Amateur Participant 2008 Brickyard Invitational (3rd) Two-Time US State Team Championship Participant 2006 Northeast Amateur (4th) 2008 Georgia Mid-Amateur Champion 2006 Carpet Classic Runner-Up 1998 Azalea Champion David McAndrew Barrington, RI Mitch Krywulycz Stetson University Golf Team 2008 Southeastern Amateur Champion 2008 Rhode Island Amateur Champion 2008 New England Amateur Runner-Up 2008 North/South Participant 2007 US Amateur Participant Andrew Landry Groves, TX Mike McCoy West Des Moines, IA University of Arkansas Golf Team 2008, 2000 Trans-Mississippi Amateur Champion 2008 US Amateur Participant 2005, 2004 Crump Cup Champion Two-Time All-American Two-Time All-SEC Second Team Two-Time US Mid-Amateur Semifinalist Eight-Time Iowa Player of the Year Trent Leon Dallas, TX Oklahoma State University Golf Team Tyler McCumber Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 2008 US Collegiate Champion 2008 Western Junior Amateur Runner-Up 2006 NCAA Championship Team Member 2008 Second Team Rolex Junior All-American Three-Time All American Honorable Mention Steven McEwan Scotland Kevin Marsh Henderson, NV 2008 Scottish Golf Union Order of Merit Winner 2007 US Mid-Amateur Semifinalist 2008 Scottish Match Play Finalist 2006 Masters Tournament Participant Keir McNicol Scotland 2005 US Mid-Amateur Champion 2008 St. Andrews Links Trophy Winner 2004 US Mid-Amateur Quarterfinalist Leven Links Champion Two-Time US Amateur Participant East of Scotland Champion Alex Martin Bloomington, IN Home Internationals Champion Team Member (Scotland) Indiana University Golf Team 2008 Ohio Amateur of the Year Adam Mitchell Chattanooga, TN 2008 Univ. of Illinois Olympia Fields Invitational Medalist University of Georgia Golf Team 2008 Isleworth UCF Intercollegiate Runner-Up 2008 US Amateur Semifinalist 2007 US Amateur Participant 2008
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