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The 12 t h Carter Cup BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB Springfield, NJ July 30, 2014 FINAL FIELD Erick Alonso Age: 18 Haworth, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Gray Barnes Age: 18 Stormville, NY Qualified - 2014 Public Links Will Bernstein Age: 18 New York, NY T10 - 2013 Carter Cup, 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, 2013 Williamson Cup Team Member Joe Blando Age: 18 Manhasset, NY Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur A.D. Bunn Age: 18 Short Hills, NJ Junior Player from Host Club, Baltusrol Bear Carlson Age: 16 Katonah, NY Runner-Up - 2013 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Christian Cavaliere Age: 15 Katonah, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship Cameron Chottiner Age: 16 Westport, CT Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Thomas Dandrea Age: 18 Yorktown Heights, NY Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Ryan Davis Age: 16 Berkeley Heights, NJ 2014 NJPGA-NJSIAA All-State Points List Ethan DeForest Age: 18 Cottekill, NY T10 - 2013 Carter Cup, Qualified - 2014 Public Links, 2014 High School Champion Section 9 (Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster Counties) Zack Egermayer Age: 17 Glen Rock, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship Kyle Finnican Age: 16 New Canaan, CT Qualified - 2014 Met Open Michael Frizalone Age: 18 Farmingdale, NY Qualified - 2014 USGA Junior Championship Christopher Gabriele Age: 18 Cold Spring Harbor, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 Met Ama- teur, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike, Junior Champion - 2014 Long Island Golf Association, 2014 High School Champion Section 8 (Nassau County) Matt Gentile Age: 16 Chatham, NJ Junior player from Host Club, Baltusrol Golf Club Josh Goldenberg Age: 16 Scarsdale, NY Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur FINAL FIELD Mike Graboyes Age: 17 Watchung, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, 2014 New Jersey High School Champion, 2014 NJPGA-NJSIAA All-State Points List Nathan Han Age: 12 Somers, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship Willis Huynh Age: 17 Syosset, NY Champion - 2012 MGA/MetLife Boys, 3rd - 2013 Carter Cup, 2013 Williamson Cup Team Member Brent Ito Age: 15 Ardsley, NY Qualified - 2014 National PGA of America Junior Championship, 2014 High School Champion Section 1 (Westchester/ Rockland County) Dawson Jones Age: 16 Howell, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship Thomas LaMorte Age: 18 Haworth, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike, 2014 NJPGA-NJSIAA All-State Points List Matt Lowe Age: 18 Farmingdale, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike, 2013 Williamson Cup Team Members Paolo Matti Age: 16 Union, NJ 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship James McHugh Age: 15 Rye, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Mike Miranda Age: 18 Selden, NY T14 - 2013 Carter Cup, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike, Qualified - 2014 USGA Public Links Championship, 2014 High School Champion Section 11 (Suffolk County) Ethan Ng Age: 14 New York, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship James Nicholas Age: 17 Scarsdale, NY 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike Connor O’Brien Age: 16 Norwalk, CT T4 - 2013 Carter Cup John Pak Age: 15 Scotch Plains, NJ Qualified - 2014 USGA Junior Championship Vincent Palazzolo Age: 17 Colts Neck, NY 2013 Williamson Cup Team Member Paul Pastore Age: 18 Greenwich, CT T14 - 2013 Carter Cup Kieran Purcell Age: 18 Nutley, NJ Qualifed - 2014 Met Open Nicholas Rencis Age: 16 Long Valley, NJ Qualified - 2014 Met Open Ryan Rodriguez Age: 16 Highland Mills, NY Champion - 2014 MGA/MetLife Boys, Qualified - 2014 MGA Ike, Qualified - 2014 MGA Public Links Spencer Shepperly Age: 18 Highland Mills, NY Qualified - 2014 Met Open Jon Spicci Age: 16 Ridgefield, CT Champion - 2014 Holahan Invitational Solomon Thompson Age: 14 Scarsdale, NY Junior Champion - 2013 Westchester Golf Association Christopher Troy Age: 17 Greenwich, CT 2014 Round of 16 at Met Junior Championship, Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur Tom Urciuoli Age: 17 Short Hills, NJ Junior Player from Host Club - Baltusrol Jeremy Wall Age: 18 Brielle, NJ T4 - 2013 Carter Cup, Qualified - 2014 Met Amateur, Champion - 2013 Lessings’s AJGA Classic Chris Yoem Age: 16 New Hyde Park, NY Qualified - 2014 USGA Junior Championship Michael Young, Jr. Age: 17 Staten Island, NY Qualified - 2014 MGA Public Links Quick Facts: Final Field: 44 Format: 36-hole stroke-play invitational The 11th Carter Cup July 31, 2013 Baltusrol Golf Club A spectacular second round of 1-under 71, which included a clutch birdie on the 36th hole, earned Ryan Rose of Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. the 11th Carter Cup at historic Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield, N.J. Following a solid 1-over 72 on the Upper Course in his first round, Rose came roaring back with a 1-under 71 on the Lower Course, the lowest second round score of the day on the daunt- ing 7,016 yard major championship course, to finish with a 36-hole total of even par 143. Defending champion Jared Mactas of Woodcliff Lake, N.J. birdied the 17th hole to pull within a shot of Rose’s lead, but his 6-foot birdie putt on 18 to force a playoff lipped out, leaving him as the runner-up at 144. Final Results Finish Player Hometown To Par Score 1 Ryan Rose Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J. Even 143 2 Jared Mactas Woodcliff Lake, N.J. +1 144 3 Willis Huynh Syosset, N.Y. +3 146 T4 Connor O'Brien Norwalk, Conn. +4 147 Ethan Wall Brielle, N.J. +4 147 Cody Cox Milford, Pa. +4 147 Jeremy Wall Brielle, N.J. +4 147 8 Max Greyserman Short Hills, N.J. +5 148 9 Luke Graboyes Watchung, N.J. +6 149 T10 Sean Byrne Rockville Centre, N.Y. +7 150 Ethan DeForest Cottekill, N.Y. +7 150 Will Bernstein New York, N.Y. +7 150 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 * won in a playoff ** event was shortened to 18 holes due to weather # event was shortened to 27 holes due to weather MGA Carter Cup Records AGE CHAMPIONSHIP Oldest Winner Most Top 5 Finishes 18 years, 8 months — David Pastore, 3 — Cameron Wilson, Mike Miller, 2010 Sean Kelly 18 years, 4 months — Patrick Fillian, Most Top 10 Finishes 2004 5 — Sean Kelly Youngest Winner 3 — Mark Costanza, Charlie Edler, 14 years, 3 months — Cameron Young, Sean Kelly, Mike Miller, David Pas- 2011 tore, Brendan Tracy, Cameron Wilson, 15 years, 11 months — Morgan Hoff- Ethan Wall mann, 2006 MISCELLANEOUS SCORING Winner of the Carter Cup & Met Junior Lowest Score, 18 Holes 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 5 strokes — Cameron Wilson, 2009 2006 Champion Chris DeForest holds the record for largest margin of victory - 6 strokes 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, Baltus- rol became one of the charter members of the MGA. Baltusrol takes its name from the 200-foot moun- tain that forms the club’s northwest boundary. The mountain is named after a wealthy farmer called Baltus Roll, who once lived near where the club- house is now located. The original Baltusrol clubhouse was a con- The original clubhouse verted 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. Baltusrol’s original nine-hole course was expanded to 18 holes prior to the 1898 season, then revised in 1905 to form what the club refers to as the “Old Course.” In 1903, the USGA brought the U.S. Open to Bal- tusrol. The championship was captured by Willie Anderson and was the first of seven USGA championships hosted by Baltusrol.
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