Medalist Bart Barnes
MONTGOMERY, AL – Final results from U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship Sectional Qualifying hosted by Montgomery Country Club in Montgomery, AL on Thursday, September 14, 2017 (6420 yards, par 35-35—70, Course/Slope Rating: 70.5/122).
Four qualifying spots and two alternate positions were available at this qualifying site.
Bart Barnes of Troy, AL carded a four-under 66 to take medalist honors. Clay Guerin of Hoover, AL and Matt Robbins of Cumming, GA both posted two-under 68 to earn qualifying spots.
There was a three-for-one playoff at 69 for the last qualifying spot and two alternate positions. Matt Johnson of Dothan, AL made par on the first playoff hole to earn the last spot. Phillip Weaver of Tuscaloosa, AL is the first alternate and Taylor Cooksey of Tifton, GA is the second alternate.
The four qualifiers advanced to the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship at Capital City Club in Atlanta, GA on October 7-12.
Hole-by-hole scoring can be viewed online at the following link: https://www.ghintpp.com/bamagolf/TPPOnlineScoring/ResultsStroke.aspx?id=353
This qualifier was conducted by the Alabama Golf Association on behalf of the United States Golf Association.
Final Results
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Place |
Competitor |
Score |
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Qualifiers |
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1 |
Bart Barnes, Troy, Ala. |
35-31--66 (-4) |
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T2 |
Clay Guerin, Hoover, Ala. |
33-35--68 (-2) |
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T2 |
Matt Robbins, Cumming, Ga. |
34-34--68 (-2) |
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T4 |
Matt Johnson, Dothan, Ala. |
32-37--69 (-1) |
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Failed to Qualify |
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T4 (1st Alt) |
Phillip Weaver Jr, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
35-34--69 (-1) |
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T4 (2nd Alt) |
Taylor Cooksey, Tifton, Ga. |
35-34--69 (-1) |
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T7 |
McGowin Miller, Brewton, Ala. |
35-35--70 (Even) |
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T7 |
Cates Culpepper, Columbus, Ga. |
37-33--70 (Even) |
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T7 |
Victor Kyatt, Bessemer, Ala. |
38-32--70 (Even) |
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T10 |
Rob Butler, Atlanta, Ga. |
35-36--71 (+1) |
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T10 |
Daniel Keddie, England |
35-36--71 (+1) |
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T10 |
Christian Raynor, Kennesaw, Ga. |
35-36--71 (+1) |
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T13 |
Claud Cooper, Birmingham, Ala. |
37-35--72 (+2) |
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T13 |
Tobin Ayers, Auburn, Ala. |
34-38--72 (+2) |
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T13 |
Joe Young, Madison, Miss. |
38-34--72 (+2) |
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T16 |
Alan Coshatt, Birmingham, Ala. |
36-37--73 (+3) |
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T16 |
Richard Douglas, Birmingham, Ala. |
37-36--73 (+3) |
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T16 |
Austin Hynson, Mobile, Ala. |
37-36--73 (+3) |
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T16 |
Brandon Griffin, Birmingham, Ala. |
35-38--73 (+3) |
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T16 |
Michael Lee, Columbus, Ga. |
35-38--73 (+3) |
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T16 |
Woodie Eubanks, Trussville, Ala. |
36-37--73 (+3) |
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T22 |
Hunter Bronson, Montgomery, Ala. |
36-38--74 (+4) |
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T22 |
Sam Audia III, Birmingham, Ala. |
37-37--74 (+4) |
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T22 |
Buck Williams, New Orleans, La. |
36-38--74 (+4) |
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T25 |
John Barnett IV, Birmingham, Ala. |
38-37--75 (+5) |
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T25 |
Blair Hamm, Pleasant Grove, Ala. |
36-39--75 (+5) |
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T27 |
Chris Hancock, Scottsboro, Ala. |
39-37--76 (+6) |
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T27 |
Jake Walden, Moody, Ala. |
34-42--76 (+6) |
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T27 |
Brock Young, Tifton, Ga. |
40-36--76 (+6) |
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T30 |
Jason Owenby, Birmingham, Ala. |
40-37--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
Henry Lamberth, Alexander City, Ala. |
39-38--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
Phillip Provost, Birmingham , Ala. |
39-38--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
Kevin Thompson, Dothan , Ala. |
37-40--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
Taylor Welborn, Lagrange, Ga. |
37-40--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
John Burch III, Nashville, Tenn. |
39-38--77 (+7) |
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T30 |
Will Grace, Pensacola, Fla. |
39-38--77 (+7) |
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T37 |
Matt Rogers, Anniston, Ala. |
40-38--78 (+8) |
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T37 |
Porter Reaves, Montgomery, Ala. |
39-39--78 (+8) |
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T37 |
Elliott Jones, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
36-42--78 (+8) |
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T37 |
James Salter, Auburn, Ala. |
38-40--78 (+8) |
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T37 |
David Murvin, Birmingham, Ala. |
41-37--78 (+8) |
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T37 |
Kelly Padgett, Vestavia, Ala. |
39-39--78 (+8) |
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T43 |
William McGowin, Montgomery, Ala. |
42-37--79 (+9) |
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T43 |
Jonathan Ellis, Madison, Ala. |
41-38--79 (+9) |
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T43 |
Lide Denny, Montgomery, Ala. |
39-40--79 (+9) |
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T46 |
Scott Cooper, Point Clear, Ala. |
38-42--80 (+10) |
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T46 |
Jonathan Argo, Newnan, Ga. |
37-43--80 (+10) |
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T46 |
James Kemp, Pensacola, Fla. |
37-43--80 (+10) |
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T49 |
Hunter Cray, The Villages, Fla. |
38-43--81 (+11) |
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T49 |
Jason Ondriezek, Columbus, Ga. |
39-42--81 (+11) |
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51 |
Walker Jamison, Auburn, Ala. |
35-47--82 (+12) |
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T52 |
Rick Riley, Pelham, Ala. |
41-42--83 (+13) |
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T52 |
Chad Hilderbrand, Franklin, Tenn. |
43-40--83 (+13) |
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54 |
Wesley Rogers, Montgomery, Ala. |
(NC) |
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T55 |
Brinson Holder, Point Clear, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Earle Bidez, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
George Tyner Jr, Berry, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Jake Nolen, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Austin Lee, Montgomery, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Will Swift, Vestavia Hills, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
James Jasinski, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Jimmy Finnerty, Vestavia Hills, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Robbie Abt, Montgomery, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Brett Ialacci, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Erich Egui, Hoover, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Jackson Beindorf, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Wesley Pate, Vestavia Hills, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Dallas Miller, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Joshua Gamble, Prattville, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Matthew Burrow, Birmingham, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Tommy Brennan, New Orleans, La. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Bill Turner, Columbus, Ga. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Wright Waddell, Columbus, Ga. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Mike Dempsey, Canton, Ga. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Bebo Patton, Tuscaloosa, Ala. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Chip Holcombe, Saint Johns, Fla. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Steven Verlander, Atlanta, Ga. |
(WD) |
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T55 |
Randall Wells, Pensacola, Fla. |
(WD) |
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