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12 U.S. Mid-AmateurChampionship HistoryMid-AmIn 1981, the USGA inaugurated its first new championshipfor amateurs in 19 years, the U.S. Mid-Amateur. The Mid-Amateur, for amateur golfers of at least 25 years of age, providesa formal national champion ship for the post-collegeamateur, for whom the game is truly an avocation.Before the arrival of the Mid-Amateur, the post-collegiateplayer could compete in the Amateur Championship, sometimessuccessfully, but these older amateurs faced greaterodds. While they fit their golf around their work and families,they were most often competing against college golfers, forwhom the game is close to a full-time activity.Only about 40 percent of those who qualify for the U.S.Amateur Championship each year are at least 25, althoughseveral have been quite successful. For example, Bob Lewis Jr.,then 35, reached the Amateur final in 1980, and the semifinalsin 1981 and 1986. Jay Sigel won consecutive Amateur titles in1982 and 1983 (at ages 38 and 39, respectively), then addedthe Mid-Amateur title in 1983, 1985 and 1987. In 1986, BuddyAlexander, 33, a reinstated amateur, won the U.S. Amateurand in 1993, 41-year-old John Harris won the Amateur.In general, however, most post-collegiate amateurs foundthemselves at a disadvantage competing against college golfers.Thus, the Mid-Amateur Championship was born.Played at the Bellerive Country Club in St. Louis, the first Mid-Amateur drew 1,638 entries in 1981. The field included threeformer Amateur champions: Gary Cowan (1966, 1971), Marvin“Vinny” Giles III (1972) and Fred Ridley (1975). Jim Holtgrieve,33, of Des Peres, Mo., defeated fellow Walker Cup Teammember Bob Lewis Jr., 37, of Warren, Ohio, in the final, 2 up.In 1983, Jay Sigel, 39, of Berwyn, Pa., became the first golferin 53 years to win two USGA championships in the same yearwhen he added the Mid-Amateur Championship to the U.S.Amateur he had won just 32 days earlier.Sigel became the Mid-Amateur’s first two-time winner whenhe again captured the championship in 1985. Sigel won histhird Mid-Amateur in 1987. Combined with his two U.S.Amateur titles (1982, 1983), Sigel won a total of five USGAchampionships.In 1987’s first qualifying round, Don Bliss, of St. Louis, madeholes-in-one on the eighth and 10th holes at Brook HollowGolf Club in Dallas, Texas. Bliss is the only player to score twoholes-in-one in one round of a USGA champion ship.Jim Stuart, of Macon, Ga., became the first player to win twoconsecutive Mid-Amateur Cham pion ships when he won in1990 and 1991. Pittsburgh’s Nathan Smith, who had alreadywon the 2003 championship, also won consecutive titles in2010 and 2011.The U.S. Mid-Amateur Cham pionship has continued to growin popularity and in 1989 topped 3,000 entries for the firsttime.In its short history, the championship’s unique age qualificationhas inspired similar tournaments throughout the country andthere are now Mid-Amateur events in nearly every state.In 2001, the final match was expanded from 18 to 36 holes.
U.S. Mid-Amateur 13Championship Results: 1981 to 20111981 (Oct. 10-15) Jim Holtgrieve d. Bob Lewis Jr., 2 up;Bellerive C.C., St. Louis, Mo.; Medalists — 145, Jay Sigel,Jay Rustman; Entries: 1,6381982 (Sept. 25-30) William Hoffer d. Jeffrey Ellis, 3 and 2;Knollwood Club, Lake Forest, Ill.; Medalist — 137, JaySigel; Entries: 1,7791983 (Oct. 1-6) Jay Sigel d. Randy Sonnier, 1 up; Cherry HillsC.C., Englewood, Colo.; Medalists — 139, LawrenceStubblefield, Randy Sonnier; Entries: 2,1861984 (Sept. 29 – Oct. 4) Michael Podolak d. Bob Lewis Jr., 5and 4; Atlanta Athletic Club (Highlands Course), Duluth,Ga.; Medalists — 146, Bob Lewis Jr., Danny Yates;Entries: 2,2431985 (Nov. 9-14) Jay Sigel d. O. Gordon Brewer Jr., 3 and2; The Vintage Club (Mountain Course), Indian Wells,Calif.; Medalist — 137, Dennis Saunders; Entries: 2,5771986 (Oct. 4-9) Bill Loeffler d. Charles Pinkard, 4 and 3;Annandale G.C., Madison, Miss.; Medalist — 140, LarryClark; Entries: 2,5111987 (Oct. 3-8) Jay Sigel d. David Lind, 20 holes; BrookHollow G.C., Dallas, Texas; Medalist — 139, RandySonnier; Entries: 2,6301988 (Oct. 1-6) David Eger d. Scott Mayne, 2 and 1; PrairieDunes C.C., Hutchinson, Kan.; Medalists — 140, JaySigel, Randy Sonnier, John Harris; Entries: 2,4921989 (Sept. 30 - Oct. 5) James Taylor d. Bill Hadden, 4 and3; Crooked Stick G.C., Carmel, Ind.; Medalist — 135,Sean Knapp; Entries: 3,0071990 (Oct. 6-11) Jim Stuart d. Mark Sollenberger, 1 up; TroonG. & C.C., Scottsdale, Ariz.; Medalist — 141, MitchVoges; Entries: 3,3971991 (Oct. 5-10) Jim Stuart d. Bert Atkinson, 1 up; LongCove Club, Hilton Head Island, S.C.; Medalist — 138,William Hadden; Entries: 3,6841992 (Sept. 19-24) Danny Yates d. David Lind, 1 up; Detroit(Mich.) G.C. (North Course); Medalist — 138, JohnGrace; Entries: 3,6921993 (Sept. 18-23) Jeff Thomas d. Joey Ferrari, 1 up; Eugene(Ore.) C.C.; Medalist — 139, Jay Coatta; Entries: 3,6001994 (Sept. 17-22) Tim Jackson d. Tommy Brennan, 1 up;Hazeltine National G.C., Chaska, Minn.; Medalist — 136,Tom Kroll; Entries: 3,7201995 (Sept. 16-21) Jerry Courville Jr. d. Warren Sye, 1 up;Caves Valley G.C., Owings Mills, Md.; Medalist — 139,John Harris; Entries: 3,8851996 (Sept. 28 – Oct. 3) John “Spider” Miller d. RandyLewis, 3 and 2; Hartford G.C., West Hartford, Conn.;Medalist — 139, Jerry Courville Jr.; Entries: 4,1021997 (Oct. 18-24) Ken Bakst d. Rick Stimmel, 1 up; DallasAthletic Club (Blue Course), Mesquite, Texas; Medalist —•132, Bert Atkinson; Entries: §5,2711998 (Oct. 3-8) John “Spider” Miller d. Chip Holcombe, 1up; NCR C.C. (South Course), Dayton, Ohio; Medalist —136, Steve Sheehan; Entries: 4,0951999 (Sept. 25-30) Danny Green d. Jerry Courville Jr., 2 and1; Old Warson C.C., St. Louis, Mo.; Medalist — 139, EdBrooks; Entries: 4,2672000 (Sept. 9-14) Greg Puga d. Wayne Raath, 3 and 1;The Homestead (Cascades Course), Hot Springs, Va.;Medalists — 138, Jim Wilson, Jeff Wilson, DarrylDonovan, Dale Fuller; Entries: 4,3262001 (Oct. 13-18) Tim Jackson d. George Zahringer, 1 up;San Joaquin C.C., Fresno, Calif.; Medalist — •132, JeffWilson; Entries: 4,6672002 (Sept. 21-26) George Zahringer d. Jerry CourvilleJr., 3 and 2; The Stanwich Club, Greenwich, Conn.;Medalists — 142, George Zahringer, Pat Carter, BillSharpe; Entries: 4,5492003 (Oct. 11-16) Nathan Smith d. Bryan Norton, matchconceded due to injury; Wilmington (Del.) C.C. (SouthCourse); Medalist — 137, Tripp Davis; Entries: 4,4692004 (Oct. 2-7) Austin Eaton III d. Josh Dennis, 1 up; SeaIsland G.C. (Seaside Course), St. Simons Island, Ga.;Medalists — 137, Paul Simson, Jeff Wilson; Entries: 4,3712005 (Sept. 10-15) Kevin Marsh d. Carlton Forrester, 10 and9; The Honors Course, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Medalist —138, Darin Newhouse; Entries: 4,1302006 (Sept. 9-14) Dave Womack d. Ryan Hybl, 1 up; ForestHighlands G.C. (Canyon Course), Flagstaff, Ariz.;Medalists — 139, Carlton Forrester, Ryan Hybl, TripKuehne; Entries: 4,0522007 (Sept. 29 – Oct. 4) Trip Kuehne d. Dan Whitaker, 9 and7, Bandon Dunes (Ore.) G.R. (Bandon Dunes Course);Medalists — 144, Richard Berkmeyer, Tim Hogarth,Stephen Sear, George Zahringer, Trip Kuehne, AustinEaton; Entries: 4,4262008 (Sept. 6-11) Steve Wilson d. Todd Mitchell, 5 and 4;Milwaukee C.C., River Hills, Wis.; Medalist — 138, SkipBerkmeyer; Entries: 3,8392009 (Oct. 3-9) Nathan Smith d. Tim Spitz, 7 and 6; TheKiawah Island (S.C.) Club (Cassique); Medalists — 140,Mike McCoy, Nathan Smith; Entries: 4,1882010 (Sept. 25-30) Nathan Smith d. Tim Hogarth, 7 and 5;Atlantic G.C., Bridgehampton, N.Y.; Medalists — 144,Nathan Smith, Scott Harvey, Tim Hogarth; Entries:3,860Mid-Am
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4 The USGAThe USGAThe United States
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