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Sunnehanna Amateur ..................... ..................... 2018 ............................................. 2018 Name/Address Qualifications College table of contents Travis Vick 2016 Medalist United States Junior Webb Simpson 2 Schedule of Events Houston, Texas 2016 Round of 16 United States Junior 2006 Champion 2017 2nd Team Rolex Junior All-American 2006 Champion 2017 tie 7th South Beach International Amateur 3-5 Sunnehanna Amateur Sponsors 6 Welcome, Amateurs Thomas Walsh 2016-2017 Honorable Mention All-American Virginia Note from Club President Paul J. Calandra High Point, North Carolina 2017 tie 4th Northern Intercollegiate 7 2017 tie 7th Patriot All-American 8 Nathan Smith Joins Amateur Committee 2018 tie 3rd Cleveland Golf Palmetto Invitational 2018 Atlantic Coast Conference Champion 10-11 Billy Andrade: Looks Back 12-29 Sunnehanna Amateur History Josh Whalen 2017 tie 6th Sunnehanna Amateur Kent State (graduate) Napanese, Ontario, Canada Canadian National Team 35-36 The Golf Course 2017 10th Northeast Amateur 2017 3rd Canadian Amateur 38 2017 Hole Breakdown 2017 tie 4th Tailhide Cup 40-41 Winners of a PGA Tournament Trey Winstead 2018 6th The Aggie Invitational LSU Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2018 tie 3rd Old Waverly Collegiate 44-45 64 Years of Champions 2016 2nd Team Rolex Junior All-American 48-49 Members of The U.S. Walker Cup Teams Hayden Wood 2017 Medalist United States Amateur Oklahoma State Edmond, Oklahoma 2017 The Carmel Cup Champion 51 The Masters Champions 2018 tie 4th Ameri Ari Invitational 52 U.S. Open Champions Cameron Young 2017 New York State Open Champion Wake Forest Scarborough, New York 2017 tie 4th Rod Myers Invitational Rickie Fowler 53 PGA Champions 2017 5th Shoal Creek Invitational Champion 20072007-2009 & 2008 2017 tie 8th Warrior Princeville Invitational Champion 56 British Open Champions 2018 4th Augusta Invitational 57 U.S. Amateur Champions Andy Zhang 2018 Palmer Cup International Team Florida Bejing, China 2018 NCAA Kisimmee Regional Champion 58 U.S. Junior Champions 2017 tie 3rd Trinity Forest Invitational 2017 Runner-Up Asian Pacific Amateur 59 NCAA Champions 61 U.S. Mid-Amateur & British Amateur Champions 65 Jet 9 66 2017 Sunnehanna Amateur 67 2017 Sunnehanna Amateur Results 69 2018 Hole Sponsors 72-73 Top Returning Players 78-88 2018 Sunnehanna Amateur Field 88 • •• 2018 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE Sunday, June 10th Sunnehanna Amateur ..... Amateur Qualifier at Bedford Springs ............................................. 2018 10:30 am Name/Address Qualifications College Amateur Registration Sunnehanna Clubhouse Lobby 2017 4th Southeastern Amateur Cincinnati 12:00 - 8:00pm Austin Squires Union, Kentucky 2017 Runner-Up Cardinal Amateur Monday, June 11th 2017 Semi-Finalist North and South Amateur Junior Golf Drive, Chip & Putt 2017 Firestone Invitational Champion 8:00am Dorothy G. Kunkle Amateur Junior Championship 12:00 Noon Sam Stevens 2018 tie 6th ASU Thunderbird Oklahoma State Wichita, Kansas 2016 tie 7th Northeast Amateur Tuesday, June 12th 2016 tie 7th Southwestern Amateur Roger McManus Amateur Sponsor Championship Tee times from 8:00am Scott Stevens 2017 tie 3rd The Jackrabbit South Carolina *SPONSOR NIGHT Chattanooga, Tennessee 2017 tie 4th South Beach International Amateur International Buffet Dinner- Amateur Tent 2017 tie 2nd The All-American Use your sponsorship 2017 Runner-Up Maui Jim Intercollegaite Reservations Required 2016 Runner-Up Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic 5:30 pm – 8:15 pm 2016 Sunnehanna Amateur Jackson Suber 2018 Tie 3rd Jones Cup Ole Miss (fall 2018) Presentation of Players by Co-Chairmen Dylan Meyer, Garrett Rank, Collin Morikawa champion, Will Grimmer, Tampa, Florida 2017 tie 3rd Florida Amateur – Brian Chirillo and John Yerger and KK Limbhasut 2017 Runner-Up Jones Cup Junior Sunnehanna Ballroom – 8:15 pm 2018 tie 2nd Terra Cotta Invitational Wednesday, June 13th Justin Suh 2017-2018 1st Team All-American USC 1st Round of the Sunnehanna Amateur San Jose, California 2018 PAC -12 Player of the Year Begins off the 1st Tee – 8:00 am Tee Times 2018 United States Palmer Cup Team Thursday, June 14th 2017 9th Sunnehanna Amateur 2nd Round of the Sunnehanna Amateur 2016-2017 3rd Team All-American Begins off the 1st Tee – 8:00 am Tee Times 2018 Southern Highlands Collegiate Champion Friday, June 15th Kyle Suppa 2017 3rd Hawaii Amateur USC 3rd Round of the Sunnehanna Amateur Honolulu, Hawaii 2016 Hawaii Amateur Champion Begins off the 1st Tee – 8:00 am Tee Times 2017 tie 6th Saint Mary's Invitational Cut to low 50 players and ties Sahith Theegala 2018 United States Palmer Cup Team Pepperdine Long Drive Contest Chino Hills, California 2017 participant United States Open Sponsored by 2016-2017 3rd Team All-American Cleveland/Srixon, Jennmar & Holiday Inn 2017 Sahalee Invitational Champion 5:00 pm 2017 3rd The Gopher Invitational Off the 1st Tee 2017 tie 7th Alister Mackenzie Invitational 2017 tie 5th Ka'anapali Collegiate Classic Amateur Backyard Pig Roast 2018 tie 7th The Prestige at PGA West Family Entertainment on the North Lawn 5:30 – 9:00 pm Travis Trace 2018 NCAA Norman Regional Champion North Florida Jacksonville, Florida 2018 tie 9th Sea Best Invitational Saturday, June 16th 2017 Runner-Up Crooked Stick Invitational Fourth and Final Round of the Sunnehanna Amateur 2018 tie 8th Irish Creek Intercollegiate Begins off the 1st Tee – 8:00 am Presentation of Awards #1 at Conclusion of Play Jack Trent 2018 tie 8th ASU Thunderbird Invitational UNLV Shuttle Leaves for Airport Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 2018 tie 7th The Goodwin 2018 3rd Jackrabbit Invitational Sunday, June 17th John Cook, champion in 1977 and 1979. 2018 6th National Invitational Tourney Amateur Light Breakfast – 6:00 am Wine Room Shuttle leaves for Pittsburgh Airport 2 6:30 am 87 • ..... Sunnehanna Amateur 2018 ............................................. Name/Address Qualifications College Trent Phillips 2017 1st Team Rolex Junior All-American Georgia (fall 2018) Inman, South Carolina 2017 tie 6th Palmetto Amateur 2018 tie 3rd Sage Valley Junior Invitational Trevor Phillips 2018 tie 7th Mason Rudolph Championship Georgia Inman, South Carolina 2018 7th Puerto Rico Classic 2018 7th Mason Rudolph Championsip Philip Rowe 1999 Great Britian and Ireland Walker Cup Team Stanford (graduate) Las Vegas, Nevada Alex Schaake 2016 & 2017 Nebraska Amateur Champion Iowa Omaha, Nebraska 2017 Waterloo Open Amateur Championwilll Luke Schneiderjans 2017 Runner Up Dogwood Invitational Georgia Tech Alpharetta, Georgia 2017 tie 7th Players Amateur Our Presenting Sponsors… 2017 tie 7th FAMC Intecollegiate @ The Grove Max Sear 2017 tie 6th Canadian Amateur West Virginia Unionville, Ontario, Canada 2017 3rd Ontario Amateur 2018 tie 6th Furman Invitational Benjamin Shipp 2018 3rd NCAA Raleigh Regional NC State Duluth, Georgia 2017 6th Dogwood Invitational 2017 Golfweek Conference Challenge Champion 2017 tie 7th UNCG/Grandover Collegiate Davis Shore 2017 9th Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Alabama Knoxville, Tennessee 2017 tie 7th South Beach International Amateur 2018 Runner-Up Mason Rudolph Championship 2015 & 2016 1st Team Rolex Junior All-American Alex Smalley 2017 particpant United States Open Duke Wake Forest, North Carolina 2017 tie 4th Rod Myers Invitational 2017 3rd Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate 2017 5th UNCG/Grandover Collegiate 2018 tie 3rd Valspar Collegiate Nathan Smith 4-time United States Mid-Amateur Champion Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 2011 Sunnehanna Amateur Champion Jacob Solomon 2017 tie 9th Dogwood Invitational Auburn Auburn, Alabama 2017 tie 7th Hootie at Bull Bay 2015 6th Eastern Anateur Spencer Soosman 2017 tie 7th Trans Miss Championship Texas Westlake Village, California 2017 Quarterfinalist North and South Amateur 2017 Semi-Finalist California Amateur 2018 tie 6th Ameri Ari Inviational 2018 tie 9th Western Intercollegiate 86 • Sunnehanna Amateur ..... ............................................. 2018 Name/Address Qualifications College Logan McAllister 2017 2nd Team Rolex Junior All-American Oklahoma (fall 2018) Oklahoma City , Oklahoma 2017 tie 2nd AJGA Players Championship 2018 AJGA February Invitational Joshua McCarthy 2018 tie 5th NCAA Norman Regional Pepperdine Danville, California 2018 tie 3rd West Coast Conference Championship 2018 tie 9th Southwestern Invitational 2017 Quarterfinalist California Amateur Jose “Pepe” Montano 2017 Cardinal Amateur Champion UNC Cochabamba, Bolivia 2017 4th Mexican Amateur 2017 tie 6th Latin American Amateur 2017 Runner-Up Tar Heel Intercollegiate 2018 tie 6th Western Intercollegiate Collin Morikawa 2018 United States Palmer Cup Team Cal La Canada, California 2017 United States Walker Cup Team 2016 Sunnehanna Amateur Champion 2017 & 2016 1st Team All-American 2017 Northeast Amateur Champion 2018 Querencia Cabo Collegiate Champion Cooper Musselman 2017 Kentucky Open Champion Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky
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