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ALPINE COUNTRY CLUB SITE OF 123RD UTAH STATE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP 2021 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE CHAMPIONSHIP DATES HOST CLUB UGA Winterchamps March 20-21 Bloomington, SunRiver, Copper Rock UGA Women’s Spring Open April 19-20 Sunbrook GC, Bloomington CC Utah Sr & Super Sr Stroke Play Championship May 6-8 Glenmoor Golf Club Utah Mid-Amateur Championship May 24-25 Stonebridge Golf Club Utah Women’s Four-Ball Championship June 2-3 Toana Vista Golf Club 115th Utah Women’s State Amateur Championship June 28-July 1 Oakridge Country Club 123rd Utah State Amateur Championship July 12-17 Alpine CC, Thanksgiving Pnt. GC Mary Lou Baker Open July 26-27 Davis Park Golf Course Utah Senior Open Championship July 28-29 Toana Vista Golf Club Utah Women’s Stroke Play Championship August 16-17 Wasatch Mountain Golf Course Utah Sr & Super Sr State Amateur Championship August 23-26 Bonneville Golf Course Utah Senior Women’s State Amateur September 14-16 The Barn Golf Club Utah Four-Ball Championship September 20-21 Park Meadows Country Club Utah Net Championship October 1-2 TalonsCove Golf Club Utah Senior State Amateur Qualifiers Utah Four-Ball Qualifier USGA Qualifying in Utah Aug 4 – River Oaks Aug 5 – The Oaks Sept 13 – Glenmoor US Open – May 3, Alpine Aug 11 – Sky Mountain Aug 12 – Davis Park US Girls’ Jr. Amateur – June 22, Stonebridge US Jr. Amateur – June 22, Stonebridge Utah State Amateur Qualifiers US Amateur – July 7, Soldier Hollow June 3 – Green Spring June 7 – Fox Hollow June 8 – Roosevelt US Senior Amateur – Aug 2, The Country Club June 10 (PM) – Glenmoor June 14 – Park City June 18 – Logan River US Mid-Amateur – Aug 30, Jeremy Ranch June 23 – The Ridge June 24 – Stonebridge June 25 – Timpanogos US Women’s Mid-Am – Aug 30, Jeremy Ranch June 28 – Glen Eagle June 30 – Glendale* US Four-Ball – Sept 27, TalonsCove US Women’s Four-Ball – Sept 27, TalonsCove *Last Chance Qualifier .

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