NCGA Players of the Year PLAYER OF THE YEAR Randy Haag


Burlingame’s Randy Haag earned his fi fth player of the year award placing him alone at the top of player-of-the-year honorees. The


Olympic Club member’s 1,833 points were powered by victories in the NCGA Four-Ball with Darryl Donovan, earning medalist honors at the NCGA Amateur as well as the Oakland and Santa Clara city titles and a runner-up fi nish in the NCGA Master Division. In July, the 51-year-old


vice-president of Cahir Capital secured low amateur honors at the British Senior Open, earning a third


consecutive trip to that championship in 2011. Haag has now won 12 NCGA titles and 72 medals; he is the fourth back-to-back winner of the now 40-year-old award.


Haag fi nished in the top fi ve in 80% of events played in 2010 and scored in the 60s in more than half of his tournament rounds.


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POY Race 2. Scott Hardy 3. Taylor Travis 4. George Gandranata 5. John Catlin


He is the only three-time winner of the award. Miller’s 1,547 points


were produced through a remarkable record of top-5 fi nishes as well as victories at the Vallejo City and Marin City championships. But perhaps the dentist’s most impressive fi nish of the year was a runner-up placement at the NCGA Public Links, where he lost in a playoff to Scott Hardy.


Senior POY Race 2. Jeff Burda 3. Jim Knoll 4. Dam Bieber 5. Herb Jensen


Mark Miller SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR


For the second year in a row, Mark Miller of Antioch came from behind in the fi nal week of the season to snatch senior player of the year honors. It was the Roddy Ranch member’s third such honor in four years.


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