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Hanna-Wehrman Cup NCGA 11 1/2 – 8 1/2 | Morgan Creek GC | Oct. 21-22, 2013
Staedler-Jetter Cup NCPGA 16 1/2 – 11 1/2 | Morgan Creek GC | Oct. 21-22, 2013
NCPGA Team NCGA Amateur Team
The NCGA amateurs continued their dominance in the Hanna-Wehrman Cup, beating the NCPGA profes- sionals for the eighth straight year on Oct. 22 at Morgan Creek GCC in Roseville. The NCGA won this edition of the Hanna-Weh-
rman Cup 11.5 to 8.5, breaking even or coming out ahead in all three sessions. The NCGA took a 3-2 lead in the opening four-ball
matches, and halved the foursome matches, leaving the cup very much up for grabs heading into the 10 singles matches.
But the NCGA won the final session 6-4 to retain
the cup once again. The NCGA’s recent success has put them ahead in
the overall series: 21-17-9. Austin Roberts and Cameron Champ each walked
away with 2.5 points for the NCGA team, while this year’s NCGA Four-Ball champs Danny Paniccia and Mike Stieler each secured two points. Randy Haag also collected two points for the NCGA.
Quick Facts FIELD AND FORMAT: An annual Ryder Cup-style team
match play event between the finest amateurs from the NCGA and pros from the Northern California chapter of the PGA. The first day includes a morning session of four-ball, followed by an afternoon session of foursomes. The final day involves 10 singles matches.
PREVIOUS CHAMPION: The NCGA has held the Hanna-Wehrman Cup since 2006.
CUP NAMESAKES: The event is named after former NCGA Executive Director Bob Hanna and long-time NCPGA member Lyle Wehrman.
ALL-TIME SERIES: 21-17-9 NCGA UNTIL NEXT TIME: Oct. 20-21, 2014 at Poppy Hills
Two years ago, the NCGA senior amateurs owned
an overwhelming 14-4-3 record against the NCPGA seniors in the Staedler-Jetter Cup. But in the last two years, the NCPGA has made it a
point to try and even up that score. The NCPGA won the Staedler-Jetter Cup for the second year in a row, roaring back to beat the NCGA 16 1/2 to 11 1/2. The NCPGA actually trailed 4.5-2.5 after the open- ing four-ball matches before closing that gap by taking the foursome matches, 4-3. Heading into the 14 singles matches still trailing by
a point, the NCPGA left no doubt, winning that session 10-4 to retain the cup. Casey Boyns collected one of the three singles victo-
ries for the NCGA, and finished with two points. Ron Johnson and Herb Jensen were the only other singles winners for the NCGA. Johnson led the NCGA with 2.5 points, while Jensen finished with two points.
Quick Facts FIELD AND FORMAT: An annual Ryder Cup-style team
match play event between 14 of the finest senior amateurs from the NCGA and senior pros from the Northern California chapter of the PGA, including four players representing the super seniors age 65 years and up. The first day includes a morning session of four-ball, followed by an afternoon session of foursomes. The final day involves 14 singles matches.
PREVIOUS CHAMPION: The NCPGA broke a 12-year losing streak with its win in 2012. It now has won two straight cups.
CUP NAMESAKES: The senior division of the cup matches was christened the Staedler-Jetter Cup in 2006, named for Rudy Staedler, past director of the NCGA, and Rick Jetter, past president of the NCPGA.
ALL-TIME SERIES: 14-6-3 NCGA UNTIL NEXT TIME: Oct. 20-21, 2014 at Poppy Hills
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