2021 IGA Yearbook

period of time, but Mathew Garside soon took over those honors. Garside carded a 66 with a 31 on his back nine. Ian Johnston also played tremendous golf this week, finishing in a tie for third place with Garside at eight-under. Defending champion Dennis Bull stayed close to the top all week firing a 209. He finished tied for fifth alongside the two Iowa Golf Hall of Famers, Mike McCoy and Jon Brown. Brown played two groups ahead of the final pairing and finished his tournament with a one-under 71. A dramatic finish to a tournament filled with history is the only way to cap it off. The field was filled with strong golfers from all accross the state, but Jahn was the man holding the trophy at the end of it all. Sani Connection - Charles Jahn, a 2016 Herman Sani Scholar, joins Steve Spray, a 1969 Herman Sani Scholar, as the only two 'scholars' to win the Iowa Amateur. Spray won his Iowa Amateur in 1963 at Clinton Country Club. 1 Charles Jahn Sperry -12 67 70 67 204 2 Nate McCoy Ankeny -10 67 68 71 206 T3 Matthew Garside Bettendorf -8 71 71 66 208 T3 Ian Johnston Cedar Rapids -8 70 67 71 208 T5 Mike McCoy Norwalk -7 69 77 63 209 T5 Dennis Bull Norwalk -7 71 70 68 209 T5 Jon Brown Adel -7 69 69 71 209 T8 Luke Slaymaker Marion -5 71 72 68 211 T8 Nick Pittman Urbandale -5 70 69 72 211 T10 Willis Gaer Des Moines -4 66 75 71 212 T10 Sterling McIlravy Solon -4 69 67 76 212 12 Ross Johnson WDM -3 69 71 73 213 13 Frank Lindwall Cedar Rapids -2 71 73 70 214 14 Ben Peters Bettendorf -1 73 70 72 215 15 Joe Palmer Norwalk E 71 73 72 216 T16 Kelly Brown Marshalltown +1 72 77 68 217 T16 Cole Davis Marshalltown +1 73 73 71 217 T16 Jay Gregory Lineville +1 73 72 72 217 T16 Kyle Yerington Davenport +1 68 76 73 217 T16 Griffin Parker Urbandale +1 71 72 74 217 T21 Connor Peck Ankeny +2 75 76 67 218 T21 Sam Sacquitne Decorah +2 74 72 72 218 T21 Jack Dumas Le Claire +2 73 73 72 218 T24 Luke Miller WDM +3 77 74 68 219 T24 Tyler Sansgaard Nevada +3 75 72 72 219 T24 Shayne Patel Des Moines +3 73 74 72 219 T24 Dave Cunningham Waukee +3 71 75 73 219 T28 Jeff Collett Ottumwa +4 73 76 71 220 T28 Derrick Livingston Adel +4 76 71 73 220 T28 Brad Karpick Cedar Rapids +4 75 71 74 220 T28 Ben Epperly WDM +4 71 72 77 220 T32 Scott Hart WDM +5 72 75 74 221 T32 Trent Lindenman New Sharon +5 73 74 74 221 T32 Nate Dunn Cedar Rapids +5 71 75 75 221 Name City (Par 72) R1 R2 R3 Total Iowa Amateur Nate McCoy of Ankeny put his home course knowledge to use during the 72-hole championship making 12 birdies and only two bogeys to land at 10-under-par.