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Andrew Vijarro - Mens Champion
Andrew Vijarro
Men's Champion


 Amy Beth Simanton - Womens Champion
Amy Beth Simanton
Women's Champion



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Golf in the Kingdom of Shivas Irons
filmed at Bandon Dunes

  Leaderboards   EVENT INFO
   

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Men's Stroke Play Qualifying Scores
 

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Women's Stroke Play Qualifying Scores

Click on Division Title for Detailed Information:
Men's Division
Women's Division

DATES
: June 22-27, 2009


PLACE
: Bandon Dunes GC

ARCHITECT
:
David McLay Kidd, 1999


TEES, FAIRWAYS, GREENS
Fine Fescue

TOURNAMENT STIMPMETER:
10.5

PAR AND YARDAGE
:
Men - 7,212-yards, par 72
Women - 6,082, par-72

USGA COURSE & SLOPE RATING:
Men - 75.9/136
Women - 77.9/140


Monday, June 22
 
1st Round, Stroke Play
Men's Pairings
Women's Pairings

Tuesday
, June 23 
2nd Round, Stroke Play
Men's Pairings
Women's Pairings

Field cut top 64 Men &
32 Women for Match Play


Wednesday, June 24
Men's Round of 64
Men's Pairings
Women's Round of 32
Women's Pairings

Thursday, June 25

Men's Round of 32 (AM)
Men's Round of 16 (PM)
Women's Round of 16 (AM)

Friday. June 26

Morning Quarterfinals
Afternoon Semi-Finals

Saturday, June 27
36-Hole Final
1st 18 - Begins 8am
2nd 18 - Begins 12:30pm

Closing Ceremonies Immediately Following

ADMISSION - Admission is free. Tickets are not needed. Spectators are encouraged to attend but must abide by Bandon's Dress Code policies.

Oregon Golf Course Superintendents Association
Tournament Fact Sheet

OGA Vision
To be the recognized leader in developing and promoting the traditions, integrity and enjoyment of the game of golf to all ages, demographics, and communities within Oregon and SW Washington.

 

 
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Oregon Amateur Rules Blog
INTERESTING RULINGS - DAY 4
Recalling an opponent’s stroke and changing the competition course in the middle of the round both occurred in Thursday play at the Oregon Amateur. 
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In Match Play, A Different Set of Rules Apply
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What if Players in a Match cannot agree on the Rules?
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INTERESTING RULINGS - DAY 2
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INTERESTING RULINGS - DAY 1
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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOUR BALL MOVES
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The Oregon Amateur & the OGA
The Oregon Amateur Championship, administered by the Oregon Golf Association,  is one of the oldest and most prestigious amateur sporting competitions in the state.  It is held only at the finest golf courses and historically showcases some of the most talented amateur golfers in the Northwest.

The Women's field is limited to the best 48 Women with USGA Handicap Indexes of 15.0 and less with the low 32 finishers from the 36-hole stroke play qualifier advancing to the single elimination match play Championship flight.

The Men's field is limited to 108 Men with USGA Handicap Indexes of 3.4 or less.  
The Top 50 Men from the prior year's performance points list, along with past champions, are exempt from going through a qualifying process that determines the initial championship field.  Qualifying tournaments were held at Diamond Woods GC in Monroe, Ore., the OGA Golf Course in Woodburn, Ore. and Quail Valley GC in Banks, Ore.

From the championship field, the low 64 finishers from the 36-hole stroke play portion of the contest advance to single elimination match play.

Licensed by the United States Golf Association, and serving as guardian of the game of golf for this region, the goal of the Oregon Golf Association is to foster the enhancement and expansion of the game of golf by protecting the game
's integrity and valued traditions, as well as promoting opportunities for all that want to play by leading in the development of member and information services. 

The staff of the OGA, along with its many volunteers and member clubs, shares in a mission of
"the furtherance and promotion of the best interests of the game of golf."