PLAYERS of the YEAR NCGA PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Randy Haag Randy Haag’s record of consistency and excellence is establishing a benchmark that might never be equaled. For the sixth time overall and third consecutive year, both records, the 52-year-old vice president of Source Capital fi nds himself at the top of the NCGA points list. Haag’s 1,795 points came on the
strength of three wins as well as runs to the semifi nals of the State and NCGA Amateurs and medalist honors at Peach Tree GCC, earning a spot in the U.S. Senior Open fi eld. But Haag’s most impressive
performance came outside the U.S. For the second straight year he earned low amateur honors at the British Senior Open, making him eligible for that prestigious championship for the third consecutive year in 2012. “This one was special,” The Olympic Club member said. “I was really proud of my consistency and I worked hard to achieve what I did.”
POY Race 2. John Catlin 3. Scott Hardy 4. Kevin Wentworth 5. Ben Geyer
Senior POY Race 2. Jeff Burda 3. Mark Miller 4. Casey Boyns 5. John Enright
SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jim Knoll Jim Knoll produced a dominating season in 2011, winning three of the four senior NCGA events: the Senior Championship at Spyglass Hill, Four-Ball with partner Jeff Burda and the Senior Valley bringing his total number of NCGA senior titles to four in as many years of eligibility. The Rooster Run mem-
ber’s 2,726 points set a new senior record, and were powered by a remarkable 11 total championships. “There’s a tremendous amount of passion amongst the seniors,” Knoll said. “It’s a lot of fun to compete against each other.” The 59-year-old printing salesman has lurked near the top of the senior points list for years, but in 2011 the former PGA Tour player was not to be denied.
Haag fi nished in the top ten in each of the 18 points events he played in 2011. WINTER 2012 /
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