2022 US Mid-Amateur Qualifying - Dataw Final Results
US Mid-Amateur Qualifying
Dataw Island Club – Cotton Dike
St. Helena Island, SC
August 15, 2022
Weston Bell (Piedmont, SC), Jon Weiss Jr. (Florence, SC), and Osborn Theam (Jacksonville, FL) all qualified at Dataw Island Club – Cotton Dike Course (6,787, Par 72) on St. Helena Island, SC to play in the 2022 US Mid-Amateur Championship. Bell was the qualifier medalist with a round of six under par 66.
Cole Isban (Charlotte, NC) is the first alternate and Patrick Beste (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) is the second alternate after a four-hole playoff.
74 players started the event playing for three spots and two alternates to participate in the 2022 United States Mid-Amateur Championship that will be conducted at Erin Hills in Erin, Wisconsin September 10th – September 15th, 2022.
For full tournament information including detailed scoring, pairings, and results visit the tournament web page – US Mid-Amateur Qualifying
This qualifier was conducted by the South Carolina Golf Association on behalf of the United States Golf Association and the Carolinas Golf Association.
About the South Carolina Golf Association (SCGA)
The SCGA’s purpose is to promote, preserve and serve the game of golf. Founded in 1929, the SCGA is a non-profit organization made up of more than 270 member clubs and over 60,000 individual members. The SCGA annually conducts Statewide championships, one-day contests, a series of 40-plus events and the overseeing of USGA qualifiers in our State. Other Member services offered include GHIN – the USGA Handicap Computation System, Golf Genius - a Tournament Software System, Rules of Golf and Handicap education, USGA Course/Slope Ratings and Course measuring, Amateur Status information, the Palmetto Golfer Magazine, the MySCGA App, the official podcast of the SCGA - Off the Hosel and the SC Golf Hall of Fame. The SCGA also houses the offices of the SC Junior Golf Foundation and SC Junior Golf Association in a combined effort to support junior golf and grow the game’s initiatives.
For more information about the South Carolina Golf Association, visit www.scgolf.org
Dataw Island Club – Cotton Dike
St. Helena Island, SC
August 15, 2022
Weston Bell (Piedmont, SC), Jon Weiss Jr. (Florence, SC), and Osborn Theam (Jacksonville, FL) all qualified at Dataw Island Club – Cotton Dike Course (6,787, Par 72) on St. Helena Island, SC to play in the 2022 US Mid-Amateur Championship. Bell was the qualifier medalist with a round of six under par 66.
Cole Isban (Charlotte, NC) is the first alternate and Patrick Beste (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) is the second alternate after a four-hole playoff.
74 players started the event playing for three spots and two alternates to participate in the 2022 United States Mid-Amateur Championship that will be conducted at Erin Hills in Erin, Wisconsin September 10th – September 15th, 2022.
For full tournament information including detailed scoring, pairings, and results visit the tournament web page – US Mid-Amateur Qualifying
This qualifier was conducted by the South Carolina Golf Association on behalf of the United States Golf Association and the Carolinas Golf Association.
About the South Carolina Golf Association (SCGA)
The SCGA’s purpose is to promote, preserve and serve the game of golf. Founded in 1929, the SCGA is a non-profit organization made up of more than 270 member clubs and over 60,000 individual members. The SCGA annually conducts Statewide championships, one-day contests, a series of 40-plus events and the overseeing of USGA qualifiers in our State. Other Member services offered include GHIN – the USGA Handicap Computation System, Golf Genius - a Tournament Software System, Rules of Golf and Handicap education, USGA Course/Slope Ratings and Course measuring, Amateur Status information, the Palmetto Golfer Magazine, the MySCGA App, the official podcast of the SCGA - Off the Hosel and the SC Golf Hall of Fame. The SCGA also houses the offices of the SC Junior Golf Foundation and SC Junior Golf Association in a combined effort to support junior golf and grow the game’s initiatives.
For more information about the South Carolina Golf Association, visit www.scgolf.org
