Fond Farewell

28th Senior Amateur

Aug. 24-25/St. Clair Country Club/Par 72

Final Results

Buddy Allen 67=69-136 Tom Portner 70-69-139 Brian Hall 71-72-143 David Bremer 72-72-144 Joseph Malench 74-72-146 Tom Barry 73-74-147 David Pfeil 76-72-148 Mike Castellari 77-72-149 Scott Horton 74-75-149 David Rudd 77-73-150 David Glass 76-74-150 David Johnson 73-77-150 Scott Edwards 73-77-150 Brian Kennedy 76-75-151 Lou Brock Jr. 74-77-151 Jim Greenstein 72-79-151 Brian Lovett 78-74-152 Didier Villard 81-72-153 Mike Quesenberry 79-75-154 Steven McFadden 74-80-154 John Todd 79-76-155 David Schilp 77-78-155 David Bone 76-79-155 David Speicher 78-81-159 Mike O’Neill 82-78-160 Randy Rachell 73-89-162 John Kueper 81-82-163

Thanks for a summer filled with memories

Jacob Skudlarczyk

Working this summer for the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association as a PJ Boatwright Intern was an incredible experience. I have always loved playing golf and am glad to have been introduced to the game when I was young. This summer opened my eyes to a whole other side of golf that I hadn’t seen. Running tournaments is something I used to take for granted being a player, but seeing the complexity and attention to detail the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association requires for their events; made each event one I was proud to have been apart of. Working with Curt Rohe taught me so much about the industry and what it takes to be successful. The little intricacies are what makes an event stand out to players and make then come back. The people I met along the way this summer really made it so much more enjoyable. From all of our amazing rules committee volunteers to the people hosting us at their golf course and all of the players, I made some great connections and more importantly, friends. After graduation this spring I hope to find a job in the golf industry and build on the amazing summer I had being a PJ Boatwright Intern.

The Cure!

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