Wil Clowdus fired a four-under par 66 to take medalist honors.
Final results from U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship Sectional Qualifying hosted by Montgomery Country Club in Montgomery, Ala. Monday, August 20, 2018 (6418 yards, par 35-35—70, Course/Slope Rating: 70.5/122).
Heavy rain and thunderstorms forced a suspension of play at 11:05a.m. Play did not resume until 2:45p.m. with the rest of the round played in heavy showers. Four qualifying spots and two alternate positions were available at this qualifying site.
Wil Clowdus of Auburn, Ala. fired a four-under par 66 to take medalist honors at Montgomery Country Club. The other qualifying spots went to Stephen Behr of Florence, S.C. with a three-under par 67, and Cates Culpepper of Columbus, Ga. also with a three-under par 67. The final spot was played off between Clark Brown of Navarre, Fl. and Blair Hamm of Helena, Ala. who tied on two-under par 68. Clark Brown won the two-hole playoff securing a spot in the championship while Blair Hamm takes the first alternate spot.
Tied on one-under par 69, Crenshaw Pritchett of Montgomery, Ala. and Elliott Jones of Tuscaloosa Ala. competed in a playoff for the second alternate spot. Ellliott Jones won the four-hole play off and will be second alternate for the championship.
The 38th U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship will take place at Charlotte Country Club in Charlotte, N.C. on September 22-27, 2018.
Hole-by-hole scoring can be viewed here: https://www.ghintpp.com/bamagolf/TPPOnlineScoring/ResultsStroke.aspx?id=411
This qualifier was conducted by the Alabama Golf Association on behalf of the United States Golf Association.
Results
Name Place Score
Wil Clowdus Montgomery, Ala. 34-32—66
Stephen Behr Florence, S.C. 32-35--67
Cates Culpepper Columbus, Ga. 34-33--67
Clark Brown Navarre, Fla. 34-34--68 (Qualified in a Play Off)
Blair Hamm Helena, Ala. 33-35--68 (First Alternate)
Elliott Jones Tuscaloosa, Ala. 33-36--69 (Second Alternate)
Failed to Qualify
Crenshaw Pritchett Montgomery, Ala. 35-34--69
Matthew Gourgeot Decatur, Ala. 35-34--69
Austin Hynson Mobile, Ala. 34-36--70
Joseph Bolen Birmingham, Ala. 35-35--70
Jordy Hayden Fairhope, Ala. 37-33--70
Edward Hubbard Tuscaloosa, Ala. 38-32--70
Alan Coshatt Birmingham, Ala. 37-34--71
Woodie Eubanks Oneonta, Ala. 33-38—71
Jackson King Birmingham, Ala. 36-35--71
Hunter Bronson Montgomery, Ala. 37-35--72
Thomas Kayworth Auburn, Ala. 36-36—72
Forrest Crabtree Mobile, Ala. 37-35--72
Scott Weaver Madison, Ala. 36-36--72
David Murvin Birmingham, Ala. 36-36--72
McGowin Miller Brewton, Ala. 38-34—72
Sam Audia III Birmingham, Ala. 38-34--72
Lee Davis Daphne, Ala. 38-34--72
Matthew Burrow Birmingham, Ala. 36-37--73
Matthew Myers Auburn, Ala. 38-35--73
Bo Bradford Savannah, Ga. 39-34--73
Taylor Hereford Birmingham, Ala. 38-35--73
Jackson Beindorf Birmingham, Ala. 38-35--73
Matthew Johnson Dothan, Ala. 35-38--73
Will Swift Vestavia, Ala. 38-35--73
Tobin Ayers Auburn, Ala. 38-35--73
Claud Cooper Birmingham, Ala. 36-37--73
Lance Goodson Birmingham, Ala. 37-37--74
Jake Nolen Homewood, Ala. 37-38—75
Bo McCullough Aiken, S.C. 35-40--75
Todd Eaker Lawrenceville, Ga. 40-36--76
Robbie Cotten Brewton, Ala. 38-38--76
Richard Heatly McDonough, Ga. 40-36--76
Stewart Alexander Auburn, Ala. 40-36--76
Jack Brown Birmingham, Ala. 38-38--76
Henry Lamberth Alexander City, Ala. 38-38--76
Brannan Reaves Montgomery, Ala. 41-36--77
Levi Shelton Scottsboro, Ala. 35-42--77
Chris Hancock Scottsboro, Ala. 37-40--77
Spencer Green Atlanta, Ga. 39-38--77
William McGowin Montgomery, Ala. 40-37--77
Phillip Weaver Tuscaloosa, Ala. 36-42--78
Cason Hammock Columbus, Ga. 39-39--78
Andrew Kniphfer Tuscaloosa, Ala. 36-42--78
Zachary Taft Atlanta, Ga. 40-38--78
Porter Reaves Montgomery, Ala. 39-39--78
Joshua Gamble Prattville, Ala. 40-38--78
Brett Ialacci Homewood, Ala. 41-38--79
Jason Ondriezek Atlanta, Ga. 41-38--79
Arthur Taft Augusta, Ga. 40-40--80
Lee Birchall Birmingham, Ala. 40-40--80
Wesley Rogers Montgomery, Ala. 37-43--80
Brandon Griffin Hoover, Ala. 40-41--81
Rick Riley Sylacauga, Ala. 40-41--81
Jay Austin Brownsboro, Ala. 44-45--89
John Bailey Nashville, Tenn. WD-WD--WD
Scott Cooper Point Clear, Ala. NS-NS--NS
Mason Seaborn Montrose, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Richard Douglas Birmingham, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Jared Ross Huntsville, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Eric Howle Chelsea, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Earle Bidez Birmingham, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Brett Marler Mobile, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Clay Guerin Hoover, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Cary Tremper Dallas, Texas WD-WD--WD
Jon Hunt Birmingham, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Jason Jackson Montgomery, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Bo Farlow Birmingham, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Kelly Padgett Vestavia Hills, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Corey Ray Boaz, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Richard Schmidt Birmingham, Ala. WD-WD--WD
Damon Boyette Johns Creek, Ga. WD-WD--WD
Rob Butler Atlanta, Ga. WD-WD--WD
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