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Men’s State Team 16 USGA Men’s State Team 66 (6 under) Todd Mitchell (Ill.), second round, The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), 2007 66 (6 under) Mark Strickland (Ga.), third round, The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), 2007 66 (5 under) Tommy brennan (La.), first round, SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 66 (5 under) Clint Jensen (Wash.), third round, SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997. 66 (5 under) Mark Strickland (Ga.), first round, The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 Through 36 holes 136 (6 under) Steve Sheehan (Nev.), SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 136 (6 under) bob Kearney (Texas), Golden Horseshoe G.C. (Gold Course), Williamsburg, Va., 1999 136 (6 under) Mark Strickland (S.C.), The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 136 (4 under) Kevin Quinn (Mass.), Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 137 (7 under) Will Swift (Ala.), The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), 2007 137 (3 under) Frank Vana Jr . (Mass.), Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 137 (5 under) Nathan Smith (Pa.), The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 137 (5 under) Carlos Sainz (Ill.), The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 137 (3 under) Chris botsford (Calif.), Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 Through 54 holes 205 (5 under) Adam Walicki (Mich.), Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 206 (4 under) Chris botsford (Calif.), Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 207 (9 under) Alan bratton (Okla.), The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), 2007 207 (7 under) Mark Anderson (S.C.), The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 207 (6 under) Terry O’Loughlin (Minn.), SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 Photography: trophy: ©USGA/John Mummert; Kansas team: ©USGA/Steven Gibbons holes-in-One (7) Miscellaneous Tom Johnson (Utah), 6th hole, second round, SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 Roger Null (Mo.), 12th hole, second round, SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 Steve DeWitt (Maine), 12th hole, third round, SunRidge Canyon G.C., Fountain Hills, Ariz., 1997 Mike brummer (S.D.), 8th hole, first round, Hazeltine National G.C., Chaska, Minn., 2001 bill hermanson (Conn.), 9th hole, third round, Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), The Woodlands, Texas, 2007 Jeff Wolniewicz (N.Y.), 12th hole, first round, The Country Club of St. Albans (Lewis and Clark Course), St. Louis, Mo., 2009 Travis Minzel (Neb.), 13th hole, third round, Mayacama G.C., Santa Rosa, Calif., 2010 Family Participation Danny (father) and Matt Arvanitis (son) (both N.H.) Charles River C.C., Newton Centre, Mass., 2003 bill, Andy (Mass.) and John Drohen (R.I.) (brothers) Berkeley Hall Club (South Course), Bluffton, S.C., 2005 bill (Mass.) and John Drohen (R.I.) (brothers) The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio Course), The Woodlands, Texas, 2007
Women’s World Amateur Team Championship Sept. 27-30, 2012 Gloria Golf Club (Old and New Courses), Antalya, Turkey WWATC
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2012 United States Golf Association
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2 Table of Contents USGA Executive
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4 The USGA The USGA The United Stat
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