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CDGA Amateur Championship 36 – Hole Qualifier Lake Shore CC Par 71 – 6730 Yards CDGA Amateur Championship 36 – Hole Qualifier Lake Shore CC Par 71 – 6730 Yards Low 16 Advance to Match Play Pos Qualified 1 Joe Cermak Ridgemoor Country Club 69-68--137 2 Thomas Greene Itasca Country Club 68-71--139 3 Scott Rowe Butler National Golf Club 73-68--141 4 Josh Esler Barrington Hills 73-69--142 Matt Miller University Golf Course 73-69--142 6 Carlos Sainz The Highlands of Elgin 70-74--144 Dave Ryan Piper Glen Golf Club 74-70--144 Brian Atkinson Makray Memorial Golf Club 75-69--144 9 Bob Christensen Blackberry Oaks Golf Course 72-73--145 Tim Hoss Champaign Country Club 75-70--145 11 Steve Sawtell Skokie Country Club 76-70--146 Chad Koschmann Lake Shore CC 71-75--146 Jonathon Schram GC of Illinois 72-74--146 Blake Johnson Exmoor Country Club 73-73--146 Tyler Barnes-Wolf Deerpath Golf Course 72-74--146 16 Danny Brown Pine Meadow Golf Club 72-75--147 Failed to Qualify Martin Bozek Cog Hill Golf & Country Club 76-71--147 18 Brian Hickey Edgewood Valley Country Club 74-74--148 John Gregorio Knollwood Club 75-73--148 Curtis Minkel Lick Creek GC 78-70--148 John Zur Glenview Park Golf Club 72-76--148 Mike Slovitt Medinah Country Club 73-75--148 23 Larry Blatt Cog Hill Golf & Country Club 73-76--149 Brandon Marick Sunset Ridge Country Club 72-77--149 25 Philip Arouca Wilmette Golf Club 79-71--150 Larry Vaughan Nettle Creek CC 74-76--150 27 Taylor Krug Kemper Lakes Golf Club 77-74--151 Zach Jecklin Randall Oaks GC 74-77--151 Gary Wilks Village Greens of Woodridge 78-73--151 Ken Larney Calumet Country Club 75-76--151 Christopher Thayer Harborside International Golf 78-73--151 Kevin Gratkowski Lost Dunes 74-77--151 Terry Gallaher Harborside Intl GC 75-76--151 Alex Wagner St. Andrews GC 74-77--151 Tommy Bliefnick Decatur Park District/Red Tail 77-74--151 36 Tom Martin Aurora Country Club 74-78--152 Craig Martin Prairie Bluff GC 79-73--152 Joel Hirsch Lake Shore Country Club 76-76--152 39 Jeff Osborn Winnetka Golf Club 75-78--153 Mark Esposito Schaumburg GC 76-77--153 Scott Wille North Shore Country Club 79-74--153 Brett Erwin Eagle Brook Country Club 79-74--153 Jeffrey Fishbein Twin Orchard CC 77-76--153 44 Joe Emerich Makray Memorial Golf Club 78-76--154 45 John Andrzejewski Butler National Golf Club 80-75--155 Paul Murphy Cog Hill G&CC 76-79--155 Doug McCoy Eagle Brook Country Club 76-79--155 Steve Daly Chicago Golf Club 79-76--155 Tim Scott Stony Creek Golf Course 71-84--155 50 Roger Schump Cog Hill Golf & Country Club 80-76--156 51 JD Seymour White Eagle Golf Club 81-76--157 Jerry Maatman, Jr. Chicago Golf Club 80-77--157 53 Matt Denison Skokie Country Club 80-78--158 Robb Taylor Clinton Country Club 79-79--158 Rory Kenny North Shore Country Club 79-79--158 Matt Zedrick Harrison Park Golf Course 76-82--158 57 Danny Stetson Sportsmans Country Club 80-79--159 58 Vic Postillion Ruth Lake Country Club 85-75--160 59 Justin Collins George Dunne National 83-78--161 60 Erik Ransford Orchard Valley Golf Course 82-80--162 Jon Turkot CDGA Staff 80-82--162 62 Roger Carlson Edgewood Valley Country Club 83-80--163 Graham O'Connor-Brooks Flossmoor Country Club 80-83--163 64 Brendan Burke Knollwood Club 91-79--170 65 Rick TenBroeck Beverly Country Club 77-NC 66 Mike Cushing Pontiac Elks Country Club 77-WD 67 Michael McBride Bob OLink GC 83-WD 68 Connor Mulvey Green Garden CC 89-WD 69 Vance Antoniou Butler National Golf Club WD-WD 70 Robert Carlson Stonebridge Country Club DQ-WD John Ehrgott Coyote Creek DQ-WD Brad Benjamin Aldeen GC DQ-WD .
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