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U.S. Senior Women's Amateur U.S. Mid-Amateur Qualifier
T1 Dusty Drenth +1 72 Qualifier
T1 J.D. Anderson +1 72 Qualifier
T3 Luke Miller +3 74 1st Alt
T3 Nate Dunn +3 74 2nd Alt
T3 Patrick Hall +3 74
T6 Dennis Bull +4 75
T6 Joe Demory +4 75
T6 Nick Eilertson +4 75
T9 Matt Solis +6 77
T9 Scott Hart +6 77
T9 Jim Kennedy +6 77
U.S. Mid-Amateur Qualifier
Davenport Country Club - Pleasant Valley, Iowa
September 6, 2017
Drenth and Anderson Qualify for U.S.
Mid-Amateur at Davenport CC
(left to right) Dusty Drenth and J.D. Anderson
Waverly Country Club in Portland, Oregon.
Rosalie Kubesheski, of Dubuque, participated in the U.S. Senior
Women's Amateur September 9-14. It was contested at Waverly
Country Club in Portland, Oregon.
Her journey started at Greenbriar Hills Country Club near St.
Louis, Missouri where she qualified against ten other women
from around the Midwest. There were two spots up for grab in
the one round qualifier. Kubesheski was able to shoot an 83 to
secure the second qualifying spot and one shot clear of playing
off for 1st alternate.
At the Championship Rosalie posted rounds of 84-83 (+23) to
just miss qualifying for match play by four strokes.
Kubesheski Represents
in Oregon
Waverly Country Club is one of the most
historic clubs in the country. It was
established in 1896 and has since hosted
seven USGA Championships including the
1993 U.S. Junior Amateur won by Tiger
Woods.
Quick Fact
Rosalie Kubesheski of Dubuque
1 Beatriz Arenas +9 81 Qualifier
2 Rosalie Kubesheski +11 83 Qualifier
3 Pam Simpson +12 84 1st Alt
4 Robin Webb +13 85 2nd Alt
5 Tanna Richard +14 86
6 Dana Todaro +15 87
Greenbriar Hills Country Club - Kirkwood, Mo.
August 7, 2017
U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Qualifier
Dusty Drenth of Davenport and J.D.
Anderson of Johnston earned co-medalist
honors and the two qualifying spots into
the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship at
Davenport Country Club on September 6th.
The two each shot 1-over-par 72.
Drenth had a bit of an up and down day while
Anderson was more steady arriving at his 72.
Drenth posted five birdies - four on the front
nine - against six bogeys while Anderson had
two birdies and three bogeys.
Luke Miller earned first alternate after
winning a playoff with Nate Dunn and Patrick
Hall, when all three fired a 74. It proved to be
an important win too, as Anderson was unable
to participate at the championship proper due
to qualifying for a tournament in Germany
that was held at the same time. That meant
Miller was in the field.
It was the first time qualifying for the U.S.
Mid-Am for Drenth, Anderson and Miller,
even though Anderson would not ultimately
make the trip. In all, 30 players battled at
Davenport CC for the two qualifying spots.
Hole 16, Davenport Country Club
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