amateurgolf.com Silicon Valley Am: Final Results

20 Jan 2008
see also: AmateurGolf.com 2024 Silicon Valley Amateur presented by Callaway Golf, Stanford University Golf Course
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2008 Silicon Valley Am Champ

SAN JOSE, Calif. (Jan. 20, 2008)-- The conditions at Coyote Creek Golf Club turned challenging quickly at the second day of the amateurgolf.com Silicon Valley Amateur, but Atascadero's Jeremy Gearhart was able to grind out a one-stroke victory over defending champion Randy Haag and Colin Peck.

"I pretty much played smart, birdied 4 and 5 then on 16 Randy went in the hazard and made six (while he made 4)," said Gearhart. "On 18 I hit into the water and had to re-tee, but I ended up making six and that was enough, it got dicey out there towards the end with the rain."

Mark Miller, the reigning NCGA Senior Player-of-the-Year topped Neil Duffy and Tony Wilmer in a playoff to win the senior flight.

In the net flight, Tim Yager broke into the winner's circle after consecutive top-five finishes at the amateurgolf.com Monterey Bay Championship by firing a final-round 72, topping James Grensted by a stroke.

"I think I decided to play the risk/reward scenario differently today," said Yager. "I layed up on the par-5's to get better position."

Full results follow:

Championship	Rd.1	Rd.2	Tot.
Jeremy Gearhart	70	75	145
Colin Peck	74	72	146
Randy Haag	70	76	146
Reid Scarff	73	74	147
Cameron Rappleye	72	75	147
Nickolas Brown	71	76	147
Kyle Candlish	71	77	148
Darryl Donovan	72	77	149
Travis Bregman	75	75	150
Grant Rappleye	79	72	151
Jay Myers	78	73	151
Min-Wook Woo	74	77	151
Keyle Souza	76	76	152
Andrew Haggen	73	79	152
Kevin Smith	76	77	153
Dennis Carson	74	79	153
Shaun Pienkos	73	80	153
Matt Hovan	71	82	153
Mike Granelli	79	75	154
Brian O'Regan	74	80	154
Chad Kiesz	79	76	155
Scott Roak	79	76	155
John Giffin	78	77	155
Kevin Alexander	77	78	155
Anthony Machi	76	79	155
Dino Giacomazzi	72	83	155
Richardo Ronquillo	84	72	156
Jay Weiss	79	77	156
Andrew Sherman	75	81	156
Brian Swenson	78	80	158
Sean Nadir	78	81	159
Matt Williams	76	83	159
Josh Boro	75	84	159
Albert Conceicao	75	84	159
Mathew Hansen	79	81	160
Chris Marin	76	84	160
Kris Butkys	77	84	161
Orion Galioni	77	84	161
Philip Yim	78	84	162
David Staszko	81	82	163
Neil Summers	78	85	163
Jud Spencer	75	88	163
Mat Miller	82	82	164
Samuel Petke	85	80	165
Yong Park	79	86	165
Brett Mormann	81	85	166
Matthew Wallach	85	82	167
Fredrik Palmer	83	84	167
Teddy Schrier	83	84	167
Ahron Valverde	83	85	168
Gregory Sgarlato	82	86	168
Ron Siskey	81	87	168
Adam Loran	81	89	170
Patrick Aguiar	80	90	170
Keith Schwartz	82	89	171
Spencer Charlton	86	86	172
Daniel Ng	86	86	172
Wait Harris	88	86	174
Prabhjot Lasher	81	93	174
Stephen Hoffman	85	92	177
Logan Woodruff	89	92	181
Nick Jelovic	92	94	186
Senior
Mark Miller	73	78	151
Neil Duffy	71	80	151
Tony Wilmer	70	81	151
Bob Schoenherr	74	78	152
Rob Thompson	75	80	155
Greg Saiki	77	79	156
Tom O'Grady	73	84	157
David Kinser	79	78	157
Norm Hall	76	81	157
Bob Reed	76	85	161
Michael Donnelly	79	83	162
Vince Ambrosia	80	88	168
Rob Seidel	82	87	169
James Nelson	82	92	174
Kevin Tierney	83	92	175
Andrew Brooks	87	89	176
Thomas Hitchcock	84	94	178
Net
Tim Yager	73	72	145
James Grensted	72	74	146
Scott Henrikson	74	74	148
Parick McKenna	72	77	149
Al Richardson	76	73	149
Todd Knapp	75	74	149
Jerry McGarvey	75	76	151
Scott Rhine	74	81	155
Terry Trout	77	80	157
Richard Mathers	75	82	157
Korsen Yu	73	85	158
Nigel Harold	79	79	158
Bob Gorman	78	80	158
Mike Sly	72	88	160
Del Hocker	73	87	160
Gary Meek	73	87	160
Vincent Steele	76	85	161
Scott Carelli	76	94	170
Lyle Covino	88	87	175

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The Silicon Valley Amateur is the first AmateurGolf.com tournament to have, on its past winner's list, a MAJOR champion. That would be Collin Morikawa, who won the 2016 title. Just over four years later, he won the PGA Championship just up the road at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco. Multiple PGA Tour star and Morikawa's fellow 2023 USA Ryder Cup team member Max Homa also won the Silicon Valley Amateur in 2011.

For 2024, the tournament is moving to a new venue -- Stanford University Golf Course. Tournament players will relish competing at a course normally reserved for university students and faculty. Please note that we will play on Monday and Tuesday, and expect this event will fill very quickly.

Related: The road to PGA stardom for Homa and Morikawa went through the Silicon Valley Amateur

DIVISIONS

CHAMPIONSHIP
For players aged 16 and over who have a USGA or equivalent index of less than 5.5

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
For players age 50 and over (as of the tournament date) with a handicap index of less than 8.0. Note: Must be 55 and over for NCGA Senior Points.

MID-AM (subdivision of Championship)
For players age 25- 49. Compete alongside the younger players in the Championship Division, (same tees, same prize opportunities) and if there are at least six Mid-Ams, a separate prize and trophy will be awarded.

SUPER SENIORS (subdivision of Senior)
For players age 65+. Compete alongside the younger senior players in the Senior Division, (same tees, same prize opportunities) and if there are at least six players 65 or over, a separate prize and trophy will be awarded for low super senior.

WOMEN (subdivision of Championship)
Will play in the Championship Division but from a shorter tee. If there are at least six women in the field, a separate prize and trophy will be awarded.

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