2024 IGA Yearbook

103 1 Nate McCoy Ankeny -8 63 2 Spencer Clatt Gilbert -5 66 3 Lukas Pany Ames -5 66 4 Will Simpson Pella -4 67 5 Jake Weissenburger Clive -4 67 6 Jon Olson Ankeny -3 68 7 Matt Schlueter Davenport -3 68 8 Trevor White Charles City -2 69 9 Brock Seiser Waukee -2 69 10 Jack Winkel Ankeny -1 70 Name City (Par 71) Total Open Division Senior Division 1 Ron Peterson Urbandale -4 67 2 Terry Cook Norwalk +1 72 3 Tony Malizia Palm City +2 73 4 Kirk Macumber Winterset +2 73 5 Frank Chiodo West Des Moines +2 73 6 Bret Taylor Booneville +2 73 7 Michael Arndorfer Livermore +2 73 Name City (Par 71) Total 1 Dave Gaer Des Moines E 71 2 Jim Madsen Carroll +2 73 3 David Studer Keokuk +4 75 4 Rick Gorbell Cedar Falls +6 77 5 Bill Corrick Fairfield +7 78 Name City (Par 71) Total Super Senior Division T he Fort Dodge Amateur has been unlucky with weather the past few years and the 2024 edition was no different. Ultimately the event was once again cut only to one day due to rain. And those soft conditions lead to some low scoring on the final day. In the 18-hole "horserace" Nate McCoy, of Ankeny, would post an impressive 63 (-8) to win the Open Division. McCoy's round featured eight birdies. Spencer Clatt, of Gilbert, and Luke Pany, of Ames, tied for second after each shot a 5-under- par 66. In the Senior Division, Ron Peterson from Urbandale led the way, carding a 67 (-4). This was Peterson’s second win in the last two weeks, following his victory at the Carroll Amateur. In solo second was Norwalk’s Terry Cook, who shot 72 (+1) and coming in third one stroke behind Cook was Tony Malizia of Palm City. The Super Senior and Legends Divisions also saw solid performances. Dave Gear clinched first place in the Super Seniors with an even-par 71, while Fort Dodge’s Terry Miller took home the Legends Division, shooting 74 (+3). FORT DODGE AMATEUR Fort Dodge Country Club, Fort Dodge June 22-23, 2024