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CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:42 AM Page 1 13th Carter Cup Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield, N.J. July 29, 2015 CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:42 AM Page 2 FINAL FIELD *as of July 27, 2015 Kevin Allyn Age: 18 Elmsford, NY 2014 Westchester Junior Champion Matthew Bettino Age: 17 Bronxville, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for 2015 Met Open Bear Carlson Age: 17 Katonah, NY 7th, 2014 Carter Cup; Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for 2015 Met Amateur Griffin Carroll Age: 17 Chatham, NJ Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur; Junior Player for Host Club, Baltusrol Jack Casler Age: 17 Garden City, NY 2015 LIGA Junior Champion Christian Cavaliere Age: 17 Katonah, NY T9, 2014 Carter Cup; Qualified, 2015 Ike Justin Chae Age: 17 Summit, NJ Qualified for 2015 Met Amateur Jimmy Criscione Age: 16 Paramus, NJ Match play at 2015 Met Junior Connor Daly Age: 17 Bronxville, NY Qualified for 2015 U.S. Junior Ryan Davis Age: 17 Berkeley Heights, NJ 12th, 2014 Carter Cup; Qualified for the National PGA of America Junior Bobby Diforio Age: 18 White Plains, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior Nicholas DiMaio Age: 17 Old Brookville, NY Qualified, 2015 Ike Jonny Emmerman Age: 17 Scarsdale, NY Qualified for 2015 Met Amateur John Felitto Age: 17 Mountainside , NJ Qualified for 2015 U.S. Junior Brent Fredericksen Age: 17 Staten Island, NY Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links Michael Frizalone Age: 18 Farmingdale, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links; 2015 Section 8 High School Champion Nolan Forsman Age: 14 Larchmont, NY Winged Foot Junior Club Champion Chris Gallo Age: 17 Staten Island, NY 2014 Staten Island Junior Champion Matt Gentile Age: 17 Chatham, NJ Junior Player from Host Club, Baltusrol CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:42 AM Page 3 FINAL FIELD Michael Glatstein Age: 16 White Plains, NY Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links Josh Goldenberg Age: 18 Scarsdale, NY T9, 2014 Carter Cup Nathan Han Age: 14 Somers, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for the 2015 National PGA of America Junior Ryle Heraghty Age: 16 Mendham, NJ Match play at 2015 Met Junior Brett Inserra Age: 17 Saddle River, NJ Qualified, 2015 Ike Brent Ito Age: 16 Ardsley, NY 2014 MGA/MetLife Boys Champion; T13, 2014 Carter Cup; Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for 2015 Met Amateur; Qualified, 2015 Ike Martin Jensen Age: 18 Bronxville, NY Qualified, 2015 Ike Dawson Jones Age: 17 Howell, NJ 2014 Met Junior Champion; T9, 2014 Carter Cup; 2014 Williamson Cup Team Brendon Kim Age: 18 Rivervale, NJ Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links Gerry Mackedon Age: 17 South Setauket, NY Qualified, 2015 Ike; Qualified for 2015 Met Open James McHugh Age: 17 Rye, NY 2015 Met Junior Champion; T13, 2014 Carter Cup; Qualified for 2015 Ike; 2015 Section 1 High School Champion John Mikus Age: 15 Larchmont, NY Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links Robert Montagnino Age: 18 Smithtown, NY 2015 Section 11 High School Champion; Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links Bobby Mulcahy Age: 16 Gladstone, NJ Junior Player for Host Club, Baltusrol Ethan Ng Age: 15 New York, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior; Qualified for 2015 U.S. Junior James Nicholas Age: 18 Scarsdale, NY T13, 2014 Carter Cup; 2014 Williamson Cup Team; Finalist, 2015 Met Junior; Qualified, 2015 Ike CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:42 AM Page 4 FINAL FIELD Christian Oakley Age: 16 Southampton, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior Connor O'Brien Age: 17 Norwalk, CT Qualified, 2015 U.S. Junior William Rand Age: 16 New York, NY Qualified, 2015 Ike Nicholas Rencis Age: 18 Long Valley, NJ T13, 2014 Carter Cup Peter Richards Age: 18 Westport, CT Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links; 2015 Holahan Invitational Champion Ryan Rodriguez Age: 17 Highland Mills, NY 2013 MGA/MetLife Boys Champion; 2014 Williamson Cup Team; 2015 Section 9 High School Champion Peter Schlesier Age: 18 Manhasset, NY Qualified for 2015 MGA Public Links John Shay Age: 18 Chatham, NJ Baltusrol Junior Club Champion Jonathan Solimano Age: 17 Montvale, NJ Match play at 2015 Met Junior Solomon Thompson Age: 15 Scarsdale, NY T13, 2014 Carter Cup Thomas Urciuoli Age: 18 Short Hills, NJ Qualified, 2015 Met Am William Voetsch Age: 18 New Vernon, NJ Local Qualifier for 2015 U.S. Open; New Jersey Tournament of Champions Winner; Top 3 on 2015 NJPGA-NJSIAA All-State Points List Jack Wall Age: 14 Brielle , NJ Match Play at 2015 Met Junior Christopher White Age: 18 Garden City, NY Qualified, 2015 Ike Chris Yeom Age: 18 New Hyde Park, NY Match play at 2015 Met Junior CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:42 AM Page 5 The 12th Carter Cup July 30, 2014 Baltusrol Golf Club 18-year-old Erick Alonso of Haworth, N.J., won the 12th Carter Cup by one stroke with a 36-hole total of 3-under 141 at Baltusrol to win his first MGA title. After an opening round 3-under 69 on the Upper Course, Alonso strug - gled on his first few holes in his second round on the Lower Course, until the par-5 seventh hole. “I chipped in for eagle on 7 and it just got my round going,” he said. The eagle came at just the right time and he followed it with four birdies on the back nine, including a two-putt birdie on the 18th that eventually sealed the victory. “It feels awesome looking at those names and where they are now,” Alonso said of past Carter Cup Champions. “It’s nice to have this on your resumé.” Final Results Finish Player Hometown To Par Score 1 Erick Alonso Haworth, N.J. -3 141 T2 Matt Lowe Farmingdale, N.Y. -2 142 Jeremy Wall Brielle, N.J. -2 142 4 Thomas La Morte Haworth, N.J. -1 143 5 Christopher Troy Greenwich, Conn. +1 145 6 Chris Yeom New Hyde Park, N.Y. +2 146 7 Bear Carlson Katonah, N.Y. +4 148 8 Kieran Purcell Nutley, N.J. +5 149 T9 Christian Cavaliere Katonah, N.Y. +6 150 Dawson Jones Howell, N.J. +6 150 Josh Goldenberg Scarsdale, N.Y. +6 150 CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:43 AM Page 6 Past Champions Youngest and oldest Carter Cup champions, Cameron Young and David Pastore, respectively Year Champion Score Runner-up Score 2003 Brendan Tracy# 109 Marc Issler 109 2004 Patrick Fillian 141 Ryan Gabel 142 2005 Morgan Hoffmann* 145 Dan Abbondandolo 145 2006 Chris DeForest 140 Max Bichsel 146 Morgan Hoffmann 146 2007 Max Buckley 140 Cameron Wilson 143 2008 Curtis Loop* 141 Cameron Wilson 141 2009 Cameron Wilson 137 David Pastore 139 2010 David Pastore 140 Ryan McCormick 143 2011 Cameron Young 144 Ethan Wall 146 2012 Jared Mactas** 71 Theodore Humphrey 72 Paul Pastore 72 Charles Cai 72 Ethan DeForest 72 Harrison Shih 72 Ethan Wall 72 2013 Ryan Rose 143 Jared Mactas 144 2014 Erick Alonso 141 Jeremy Wall 142 Matt Lowe 142 * won in a playoff ** event was shortened to 18 holes due to weather # event was shortened to 27 holes due to weather CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:43 AM Page 7 MGA Carter Cup Records AGE Oldest Winner CHAMPIONSHIP 18 years, 8 months — David Pastore, Most Top 5 Finishes 2010 3 — Cameron Wilson, Mike Miller, 18 years, 4 months — Patrick Fillian, Sean Kelly 2004 Most Top 10 Finishes Youngest Winner 5 — Sean Kelly 14 years, 3 months — Cameron Young, 3 — Mark Costanza, Charlie Edler, 2011 Sean Kelly, Mike Miller, David Pas - 15 years, 11 months — Morgan tore, Brendan Tracy, Cameron Wilson, Hoffmann, 2006 Ethan Wall SCORING MISCELLANEOUS Lowest Score, 18 Holes Winner of the Carter Cup & Met Junior 65 (Upper) — Christopher Troy, 2014 Patrick Fillian (both in 2004) 66 (Upper) — Sean Kelly, 2009 David Pastore (Met Junior, 2006 & 66 (Lower) — Cameron Wilson, 2009 2009 — Carter Cup, 2010) 67 (Upper) — Mike Miller, 2009 Cameron Young (Met Junior, 2013 - 67 (Lower) — Curtis Loop, 2008 Carter Cup, 2011) Lowest Final Round (36-Hole Tourna - Winner of the Carter Cup & Boys ment) Championship 66 — Cameron Wilson, 2009 Cameron Wilson (Boys, 2006 — Carter 67 — Curtis Loop, 2008 Cup, 2009) Highest Final Round By Winner *Contested at Winged Foot 74 — Morgan Hoffmann, 2005* Lowest Winning Total 137 — Cameron Wilson, 2009 Highest Winning Total 145 — Morgan Hoffmann, 2005 144 — Cameron Young, 2011 Largest Margin of Victory 6 strokes — Chris DeForest, 2006 3 strokes — Max Buckley, 2007 Largest Comeback By Winner (After 18-Holes) 6 strokes — Curtis Loop, 2008 2006 Champion Chris DeForest holds the record for 5 strokes — Cameron Wilson, 2009 largest margin of victory - 6 strokes CarterCup2015_2012CarterCup 7/28/15 9:43 AM Page 8 The Story Of BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB Baltusrol’s founder, Louis Keller, who created the New York Social Register in 1887, bought 477 acres at the foot of Baltusrol Mountain in 1890, and in May of 1895 hired George Hunter to lay out a short nine- hole course there. A meeting was held in Manhattan on October 25, 1895, at which the Baltusrol Golf Club was organized. In 1897, Baltusrol be - came one of the charter members of the MGA. Baltusrol takes its name from the 200-foot mountain that forms the club’s north - west boundary. The moun - tain is named after a wealthy farmer called Baltus Roll, who once lived near where the clubhouse is now lo - cated. The original Baltusrol clubhouse was a converted The original clubhouse farmhouse, and on the night of March 27, 1909, it burned to the ground. Baltusrol’s majestic new English Manor-style clubhouse, built at a cost of $100,000, was ready the next spring, and continues to provide a comfortable second home for the club’s 850 members.
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