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Vanelli Leads Player of the Year

Vanelli Leads Player of the Year

 

With only a handful of official events left on the “official” list for the  MGA  Jerry Courville Sr. Player of the Year, fifty-seven year old Ron Vannelli has positioned himself at the top of the standings following another outstanding performance this past week at the USGA Senior Amateur Championship.  If Vannelli hangs on to the top spot in what has become the closest race in years, he could become the oldest winner in the 27-year history of the award.

 

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Yang Wins 2005 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship

Yang Wins 2005 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship

 

Rumson, N.J. – After two days of grueling match play golf, Gene Yang became the 37th winner of the MGA/MetLife Boys Championship, and just the first player in MGA history to hold both the MGA Boys and MGA Junior titles in the same year.

Bichsel, Araskog, Yang and Murphy Advance in 2005 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship

Bichsel, Araskog, Yang and Murphy Advance in 2005 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship

 

Rumson, N.J. – Rounds one and two of 2005 MGA/MetLife Boys Championship at Rumson Country Club in Rumson, NJ were completed today leaving just four boys left vying for the title.  Max Bichsel, Rand Araskog, Gene Yang and Brian Murphy will play tomorrow for the championship.

Vannelli Wins Met Amateur

Vannelli Wins Met Amateur

 

Locust Valley, N.Y. - Fifty-seven year old Ron Vannelli of Metuchen CC in N.J. became what is believed to be the oldest champion in Met Amateur history today after defeating Patrick Pierson from Minisceongo 1 up on the second extra hole of the 36-hole final of the MGA Amateur Championship at The Creek in Locust Valley, NY.

Pierson, Vannelli in Finals of Met Amateur

Pierson, Vannelli in Finals of Met Amateur

 

The magic ran out for 52-year-old Tom Yellin on Saturday, at the 103rd Met Amateur where he lost his semi-final match to Metuchen’s Ron Vannelli 6&5 after three days of superb play at The Creek, the spectacularly beautiful course on Long Island’s north shore in Locust Valley, NY.  Vannelli, a contemporary of Yellin, who was the on-site medalist at the US Senior Amateur at Bel-Aire CC in 2004, will meet Patrick Pierson of Minisceongo in the 36-hole final, after Pierson defeated Tarik Can of Bethpage 4&3.