2014 VSGA AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP FACT SHEET
at Spring Creek Golf Club, Gordonsville, Va.
Tuesday-Saturday, June 24-28, 2014
VENUE: Nestled in the rolling, lush landscape near Charlottesville, Va., the all-bentgrass Spring Creek Golf Club was designed by Ed Carton, a former Tom Fazio design associate, and opened in 2006.
With superior conditioning, Spring Creek’s picturesque layout features stone walls, scenic wooden bridges, creekside holes and exciting doglegs. Spring Creek was hailed as the Best New Public Course Under $75 in Golf Digest’s listing of America’s Best New Courses for 2007.
Spring Creek welcomed the 2009 VSGA Mid-Amateur Championship as well as the 2011 VSGA Senior Four-Ball Championship and the 2012 VSGA Four-Ball Championship. The club will be hosting the VSGA Amateur Championship for the first time.
SEE VIRGINIA’S BEST AMATEUR PLAYERS: Admission to the championship is open to the public, free of charge and spectators are encouraged to attend.
GROUPINGS AND STARTING TIMES: Groupings and starting times are available on the VSGA Amateur microsite, http://vsga.org/amateur/. Starting times will begin at 8 a.m. and
12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24 and Wednesday, June 25 off Nos. 1 and 10 tees.
Daily scoring updates and round-by-round recaps will also be available on the VSGA Amateur microsite, http://vsga.org/amateur/.
SCHEDULE: A practice round will be held on Monday, June 23. The starting field of 132 players will play two rounds of stroke play (Tuesday-Wednesday, June 24-25), with the low 32 scorers advancing to match play (Thursday-Saturday, June 26-28). The championship schedule is listed below:
Monday, June 23 – Practice round (8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.)
Tuesday, June 24 – Round one of stroke play qualifying, 8 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. (Nos. 1 and 10)
Wednesday, June 25 – Round two of stroke play qualifying, 8 a.m. and
12:30 p.m. (Nos. 1 and 10).
Thursday, June 26 – Rounds one and two of match play, 7:30 a.m.
(No. 1 tee); Round two: 12 p.m. (No. 1 tee)
Friday, June 27 – Quarterfinal round of match play: 7:30 a.m. (No. 1 tee); Semifinal round of match play: 12 p.m. (No. 1 tee)
Saturday, June 28 – Scheduled 36-hole final and awards presentation. 7:30 a.m. and 12 p.m.
THE WINNER RECEIVES: The champion of the 2014 VSGA Amateur Championship receives the Schwarzschild Brothers Trophy and is exempt for the next 10 years, provided he remains an amateur.
2013 RECAP: Brinson Paolini of Virginia Beach cemented his name and legend in commonwealth golf annals by scoring a 3 and 2 victory over collegian Ji Soo Park of Clifton to win last summer’s VSGA Amateur Championship at The Homestead’s Cascades Course. Last year marked the 100th playing of the VSGA Amateur.
Competing in his last VSGA Amateur before he turned professional later in the summer of 2013, Paolini, 22 at the time of his victory, became the second golfer to collect four titles in six years; commonwealth golf legend Vinny Giles is the other, winning four of his record seven titles in 1966, 1968, 1969 and 1971. Paolini won an unprecedented three straight Amateurs from 2008-10. His four victories in the event are tied for the third-most of all-time with Billy Howell. (Wynsol Spencer won five times.)
Paolini is now competing professionally on the European Tour, while Park is in this year’s field
WHO CAN ENTER: Open to VSGA members of all ages. Participants must have an active GHIN number established at a VSGA member club and meet the USGA Rules of Amateur Status.
ENTRIES: For the VSGA Amateur, more than 450 players attempted to qualify for this year’s championship.
Seventeen (17) golfers, including four past champions, are fully exempt from having to qualify for the VSGA Amateur Championship.
PAST CHAMPIONS IN THE FIELD: Past winners (four) who are fully exempt are Blacksburg’s Jake Mondy (2012), Haymarket’s Scott Shingler (2011), Martinsville’s Keith Decker (1988 and 1991) and Roanoke’s David Tolley (1983).
MULTIPLE WINS: Sixty-five players have won the VSGA Amateur Championship, and 21 have won two or more titles. Wynsol Spencer of Newport News trails Giles’ seven championships with five.
Paolini and Billy Howell of Richmond won four times. Chandler Harper of Portsmouth, Jack Hamilton of Newport News and Tom McKnight are three-time champions. Fourteen players have won the VSGA’s most prestigious amateur championship twice.
Howell (1928) and Harper (1930) of Portsmouth were 16 years old when each won his first VSGA Amateur crown. Harper defeated Howell in the 1930 final at The Cascades Course. Harper earned his second VSGA Amateur crown in 1933 at the age of 19. Howell defeated Harper in 1931 at Hampton Golf Club.
BACK-TO-BACK TRIUMPHS: The 12 players to win back-to-back VSGA Amateur titles are: James McMenamin of Hampton (1912-13); Matthew Paxton Jr. of Lexington (1915-16); Jim Barron of Norfolk (1919-20); Howell (1931-32); Harper (1933-34); Giles (1968-69); Curtis Strange of Virginia Beach (1974-75); McKnight (1984-85); John Rollins of Richmond (1996-97); Jay Woodson of Powhatan (2002-03); Billy Hurley of Leesburg (2004-05); and Paolini (2008-10).
LARGEST MARGIN: The largest margin of victory in a VSGA Amateur championship match has been 11 and 10. Silas Newton of Richmond defeated H. Crim Peck of Lexington by that score in 1922 on The Homestead’s Old Course. Skeeter Heath of Hampton defeated John Bruce of Danville by the same score at Chatmoss Country Club in 1976.
EXEMPTIONS: A list of 17 amateur golfers who are fully exempt into the 2014 VSGA Amateur Championship follows
–– Adam Ball (Richmond) – One of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (seventh)
–– Buck Brittain (Tazewell) – Runner-up at the 2012 VSGA Amateur Championship; one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (15th)
–– Matthew Brittain (Ashburn) – One of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tied for 10th low amateur)
–– Bryce Chalkley (Richmond) – Quarterfinalist at the 2013 VSGA Amateur Championship; one of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tied for low amateur); one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (sixth)
–– Keith Decker (Martinsville) – 1988 and 1991 VSGA Amateur champion; 2013 VSGA Senior Amateur champion; one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (fifth); 2014 VSGA Senior Stroke Play champion
–– Jimmy Delp (Arlington) – One of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (11th)
–– Brad Ferguson (Gordonsville) – One of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (13th)
–– Jon Hurst (Fredericksburg) – One of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tied for eighth low amateur); 2013 VSGA Mid-Amateur champion; led the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings
–– Mark Lawrence Jr. (Richmond) – One of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (18th)
–– Jake Mondy (Blacksburg) – 2012 VSGA Amateur champion
–– Vincent Nadeau (Gordonsville) – One of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (seventh low amateur); one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (third)
–– Ji Soo Park (Clifton) – Finalist at the 2011 and 2013 VSGA Amateur Championship; one of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tie for third low amateur); one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (ninth)
–– Ryan Patrick (Reston) – One of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tie for 10th low amateur)
–– Scott Shingler (Haymarket) – 2011 VSGA Amateur champion; one of top 10 amateurs and ties at the 2013 State Open of Virginia (tie for fifth low amateur); one of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (fourth)
–– David Tolley (Roanoke) – 1983 VSGA Amateur champion
–– Logan Yates (Ruckersville) – 2013 VSGA Junior Stroke Play champion
–– Justin Young (Roanoke) – 2013 VSGA Public Links champion; One of the top 20 players in the season-ending 2013 VSGA player rankings (eighth)
HISTORY LESSON: This will be the 101st playing of the VSGA Amateur Championship. Champions dating back to 1990 include the following players:
1990 – Hank Klein (Richmond) def. Mike Grant (Radford), 1 up at Birdwood Golf Course, Charlottesville
1991 – Keith Decker (Martinsville) def. Gary Strickfaden (Virginia Beach), 4 and 3 at Golden Eagle Tides Inn, Irvington
1992 – Allen Barber (Yorktown) def. Keith Decker (Martinsville), 5 and 4 at Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, Williamsburg
1993 – David Partridge (Richmond) def. Simon Cooke (Richmond), 5 and 4 at James River Country Club, Newport News
1994 – Scott Inman (Springfield) def. David Brogan (Lexington), 3 and 1 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Lake Manassas
1995 – David Partridge (Richmond) def. Scott Inman (Springfield), 3 and 2 at Stoney Creek at Wintergreen, Nellysford
1996 – John Rollins (Richmond) def. Troy Ferris (Norfolk), 8 and 6 at The Homestead’s Cascades Course, Hot Springs
1997 – John Rollins (Richmond) def. Dale Powell (Chatham), 7 and 6 at The Virginian Golf Club, Bristol
1998 – Jay Fisher (Suffolk) def. Pat Tallent (Vienna), 2 up at Golden Eagle Tides Inn, Irvington
1999 – Steve Marino (Fairfax) def. Keith Decker (Martinsville), 5 and 4 at Boonsboro Country Club, Lynchburg
2000 – David Passerell (Scottsville) def. Faber Jamerson (Appomattox), 3 and 2 at Hermitage Country Club, Manakin-Sabot
2001 – Ross McIntosh (Lorton) def. Kevin Dillard (Fairfax), 5 and 3 at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Lake Manassas
2002 – Jay Woodson (Powhatan) def. Ryan Stinnett (Amherst), 2 and 1 at Bayville Golf Club, Virginia Beach
2003 – Jay Woodson (Powhatan) def. Brett Chambers (Mount Sidney), 5 and 4 at Kinloch Golf Club, Manakin-Sabot
2004 – Billy Hurley (Leesburg) def. Ryan Stinnett (Amherst), 4 and 2 at Roanoke Country Club, Roanoke
2005 – Billy Hurley (Leesburg) def. Jason Pool (Dunn Loring), 9 and 8 at The Country Club of Virginia (James River Course), Richmond
2006 – Chris McCartin (Arlington) def. Adam Horton (Chesapeake), 8 and 6 at The Homestead’s Cascades Course, Hot Springs
2007 – Pat Tallent (Vienna) def. John Rosenstock (Midlothian), 7 and 5 at The Lowes Island Club’s Island Course, Potomac Falls
2008 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Roger Newsom (Virginia Beach), 1 up at Kingsmill Resort’s River Course, Williamsburg
2009 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Lanto Griffin (Blacksburg), 2 up at Cedar Point Country Club, Suffolk
2010 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Mike Kirby (Falls Church), 1 up at Belle Haven Country Club, Alexandria
2011 – Scott Shingler (Haymarket) def. Ji Soo Park (Centreville), 3 and 2 at The Virginian Golf Club, Bristol
2012 – Jake Mondy (Blacksburg) def. Buck Brittain (Tazewell), 4 and 2 at Bayville Golf Club, Virginia Beach
2013 – Brinson Paolini (Virginia Beach) def. Ji Soo Park (Clifton), 3 and 2 at The Homestead’s Cascades Course, Hot Springs
VSGA POINTS LEADERS IN THE FIELD: The VSGA Amateur Championship field includes a host of the top point-earners in the VSGA player rankings, including 47-year-old Buck Brittain of Tazewell (pictured right), currently the top-ranked amateur in the commonwealth and the runner-up at the 2012 VSGA Amateur Championship to Jake Mondy.
This year, Brittain owns four top-five finishes, including a win at the Kenridge Invitational.
Other top point-earners in the field are the following competitors:
Martinsville’s Keith Decker (No. 2; five top-six finishes. Decker also paces the senior division of the VSGA player rankings, having won this year’s VSGA Senior Four-Ball Championship, with Vienna’s Pat Tallent, as well as the VSGA Senior Stroke Play Championship)
Fredericksburg’s Jon Hurst (No. 3; five top-seven finishes)
Richmond’s Mark Lawrence Jr. (No. 5; three top-10s, including a victory at The Signature Invitational at The Federal Club)
Haymarket’s Scott Shingler (No. 7; tied for third at the VSGA Four-Ball Championship, with Roanoke’s Justin Young, and advanced to U.S. Open sectional qualifying)
Arlington’s Jimmy Delp (No. 8; five top-10s, including a tie for second at the Chatmoss Invitational)
More than 36 percent of this year’s field—48 golfers in all—is comprised of junior golfers (18 years of age and younger) and competitors currently playing on their college golf team.
Altogether, there are 16 players competing at the junior golf level and 32 players currently in college in this year’s championship. The record of 24 juniors in the field was set in 2009 at Cedar Point Country Club in Suffolk.
The following junior golfers (16) are in this year’s field:
Christopher Angelelli, 16, of Virginia Beach
Roland Beights, 16 of Afton
Matthew Brittain, 16, of Ashburn
Nicholas Bruner, 17, of Virginia Beach
Nathan Chuwait, 16, of Herndon
Erik Dulik, 17, of Great Falls
Joey Jordan, 17, of Glen Allen
Jacob Laughlin, 15, of Massanutten
Mark Lawrence Jr., 17, of Richmond
Jake Miles, 16, of Spotsylvania
Alston Newsom, 16, of Chesapeake
Wesley Smith, 17, of Martinsville
Adam Szwed, 17 of Woodbridge
Zach Weaver, 18 of Williamsburg
Edric Wung, 18, of McLean
Logan Yates, 16, of Ruckersville
The following players (32) are in college or currently playing on their college golf team:
Adam Ball (Richmond), recently finished his sophomore year at Virginia Commonwealth University
Andrew Butts (Salem), recently finished his freshman year at Roanoke College
Blake Carter (Bassett), recently finished his junior year at Longwood University
Kevin Clarke (Midlothian), recently finished his junior year at the University of West Georgia
Addison Coll (Arlington), recently finished his freshman year at Ohio State University
Matthew DiSalvo (Great Falls), recently finished his sophomore year at Christopher Newport University
Ryan Douglass (Leesburg), recently finished his freshman year at East Carolina University
Robbie Failes (Harrisonburg), recently finished his freshman year at Clemson University
Clayton Forren (Rustburg), recently finished his freshman year at Longwood University
Kyle Hart (Midlothian), recently finished his freshman year at George Mason University
Connor Hayden (Chilhowie), recently finished his sophomore year at Radford University
Patrick Johnson (Chesterfield), recently finished his sophomore year at Christopher Newport University
Josh Kanney (Waynesboro), recently finished his freshman year at Elon University
Brantley Kushner (Leesburg), recently finished his junior year at Miami (Ohio) University
Joey Lane (Great Falls), recently finished his freshman year at Virginia Tech
Alex Lloyd (Virginia Beach), recently finished his sophomore year at the University of Virginia
Luke Malanchuk (Arlington), recently finished his freshman year at Rhodes (Tenn.) College
Jake Mondy (Blacksburg), recently finished his sophomore year at Auburn University
Austin Morin (Virginia Beach), recently finished his sophomore year at Old Dominion University
Ji Soo Park (Clifton), recently finished his junior year at the University of Virginia
Wonsuk Rhee (Vienna), recently finished his freshman year at Christopher Newport University
John David Sanderson (Suffolk), recently finished his sophomore year at the University of Richmond
Tyler Satorius (Annandale), recently finished his sophomore year at Belmony Abbey (N.C.) College
Doc Schulte (Haymarket), recently finished his sophomore year at Shenandoah University
Sam Stilwell (Potomac Falls), recently finished his freshman year at Wittenberg (Ohio) University
Garrett Sweeney (Salem), recently finished his freshman year at Lafayette (Pa.) College
Dalton Taylor (Falls Church), recently finished his freshman year at Randolph-Macon College
Brian Therrein (Fredericksburg), recently finished his sophomore year at Christopher Newport University
Alex Thompson (Richmond), recently finished his freshman year at High Point (N.C.) University
Nick Tremps (Williamsburg), recently finished his junior year at the University of Virginia
Korey Watts (Buchanan), recently finished his freshman year at Radford University
Zach Weaver (Williamsburg), recently finished his freshman year at Pfeiffer (N.C.) University
The following players (seven) recently finished college:
Jack Adkins (Martinsville), recently finished his senior year at Elon University
Bryce Chalkley (Richmond), recently finished his senior year at Virginia Tech
John Dawson (Chesapeake), recently finished his senior year at Old Dominion University
Brandon Grogan (Martinsville), recently finished his senior year at Averett University
Zach Lauzon (Woodbridge), recently finished his senior year at Longwood University
Jack Wilkes (Roanoke), recently finished his senior year at the University of Richmond
Kevin Yerks (Leesburg), recently finished his senior year at George Mason University
ALTERED DYNAMIC: A look back at the past eight VSGA Amateur Championships shows 24 collegians and 16 juniors (18 years old and younger) were in the field for the 2006 championship at The Homestead. In 2007 at Lowes Island Club’s Island Course in northern Virginia (now known as Trump National Golf Club, Washington, D.C.), the numbers were 28 collegians and 20 juniors.
The 2008 renewal at Kingsmill Resort’s River Course in Williamsburg featured 21 players who were playing on their respective college golf team and 15 juniors. In 2009 at Cedar Point Country Club in Suffolk, there were 21 players playing on their college golf team at the time and a record 24 junior golfers competing.
In 2010 at Belle Haven Country Club, there were 31 players that were playing on their college golf team and 17 junior golfers in the field. Three years ago at The Virginian, there were 22 junior golfers in the starting field and 25 players competing on their college golf team. In 2012 at Bayville Golf Club, 18 junior golfers were in the field, along with 26 competitors who were playing college golf.
Last year at The Homestead, 19 junior golfers and 26 collegians were a part of the field.
Vinny Giles, the premier amateur in Virginia golf history and record seven-time VSGA Amateur winner, was 19 and a college student at the University of Georgia when he won his first VSGA Amateur Championship in 1962. He captured his second in 1964 and added titles in 1966, 1968, 1969 and 1971. He was the U.S. Amateur Championship runner-up three years in a row (1967-69) when it was a stroke play event. He finally won the U.S. Amateur in 1972.
The winners in the years Giles didn’t were older, career-amateur players such as Nelson Broach, Wayne Jackson and Sam Wallace.
Lanny Wadkins (1970), Bobby Wadkins (1972 over teenager Curtis Strange) and Strange (1974-75) were college players when they triumphed. John Rollins was at Virginia Commonwealth University when he won back-to-back in 1996-97. Steve Marino was at the University of Virginia when he won in 1999 and Jay Woodson was at James Madison University when he picked up consecutive titles in 2002-03.
THE ‘FACE’ OF THE VSGA AMATEUR:Throughout its history, several champions have stamped themselves as “the face” of the VSGA’s premier men’s event. They were the players to beat for a particular stretch of years before their runs ended.
Some, like Billy Howell of Richmond and Chandler Harper of Portsmouth, came along at the same time.
Howell was 16 years old when he won for the first time in 1928. He was the medalist in 1929 but didn’t reach the final. Then, starting in 1930, either Harper or Howell captured the next six championships. Harper was 16 when he defeated Howell in 1930. Howell beat Harper in 1931 and triumphed again in 1932. Harper was triumphant in 1933 when Howell was medalist and again in 1934 as the medalist. The run ended with Howell winning a fourth title in 1935.
Four years later in 1939, Wynsol Spencer of Newport News won his first VSGA Amateur crown. Twenty years later, in 1959, Spencer earned his fifth and last title.
Spencer won his second VSGA Amateur in 1948, and it interrupted a streak by Jack Hamilton, another champion from Newport News.
Hamilton won for the first time in 1942. Then when the VSGA Amateur resumed after the war, Hamilton finished as the runner-up in 1946. He won title No. 2 in 1947 and No. 3 in 1949.
Vinny Giles, who started out in Lynchburg before moving to Richmond, holds the record for the most titles with seven. Six came in a 10-year span from 1962 to 1971. He won No. 7 in 1987.
Each decade beginning with Giles in the 1960s has produced a champion winning back-to-back championships. Curtis Strange of Virginia Beach won in 1974-75, Tom McKnight of Galax in 1984-85 (he won a third title in 1989) and John Rollins in 1996-97. It happened twice in a four-year period when Jay Woodson of Powhatan won in 2002-03 and Billy Hurley of Leesburg in 2004-05.
Then, along came Brinson Paolini of Virginia Beach, who was the face of the VSGA Amateur from 2008-13. In 2008, he became the youngest champion in seven decades and claimed three victories in the event before turning 20 before triumphing last year as a 22-year-old.
GENERAL MANAGER AT SPRING CREEK GOLF CLUB: Brian Vincel
HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL AT SPRING CREEK GOLF CLUB: Kevin Haney
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT AT SPRING CREEK GOLF CLUB: David Callahan
CLUB WEBSITE: www.springcreekgolfclub.com
FOR MORE INFORMATION: For additional information, please contact VSGA Director of Communications Andrew Blair. Messages can be left at (804) 378-2300, ext. 12 or (804) 357-8567.
GORDONSVILLE –– Groupings and starting times for the first round of stroke play qualifying at the 101st VSGA Amateur Championship at Spring Creek Golf Club on Tuesday, June 24.
All Times EDT
Tuesday (June 24), hole No. 1
8 a.m. – Roger Derflinger (Alexandria); Jeremy Horn (Doswell); Jason Dunn (Chantilly)
8:10 a.m. – Jake Miles (Spotsylvania); Taylor Chamberlin (Arlington); Chad Jones (Henrico)
8:20 a.m. – Mark Lawrence Jr. (Richmond); Brad Ferguson (Gordonsville); Robert Bradshaw (Virginia Beach)
8:30 a.m. – Justin Young (Roanoke); Ryan Douglass (Leesburg); Adam Ball (Richmond)\
8:40 a.m. – Steven Decker (Chesapeake); Erik Dulik (Great Falls); T.J. Austin (Beaverdam)
8:50 a.m. – Adam Houck (Richmond); Alston Newsom (Chesapeake); Adam Szwed (Woodbridge)
9 a.m. – Ji Soo Park (Clifton); Logan Yates (Ruckersville); Ryan Patrick (Reston)
9:10 a.m. – John Dawson (Chesapeake); Christopher Drost (Charlottesville); Jacob Laughlin (Massanutten)
9:20 a.m. – Nicholas Bruner (Virginia Beach); Scott Reisenweaver (Midlothian); Josh Kanney (Waynesboro)
9:30 a.m. – Buck Brittain (Tazewell); John David Sanderson (Suffolk); Shaun Griffith (Ringgold)
9:40 a.m. – Doc Schulte (Haymarket); Robbie Failes (Harrisonburg); Joshua Curtas (Lynchburg)
12:35 p.m. – Jack Adkins (Martinsville); Matt Brantingham (Richmond); Ryan Muthiora (Zion Crossroads)
12:45 p.m. – Korey Watts (Buchanan); Kyle Hart (Midlothian); Christopher Angelelli (Virginia Beach)
12:55 p.m. – Griffin Clark (South Chesterfield); Wes Smith (Virginia Beach); John Kinder (Quinton)
1:05 p.m. – Greg Gerczak (Richmond); Kevin Dillard (McLean); Joey Jordan (Glen Allen)
1:15 p.m. – Alex Thompson (Richmond); Zack Henry (Front Royal); Addison Coll (Arlington)
1:25 p.m. – Jake Mondy (Blacksburg); Vincent Nadeau (Gordonsville); Kevin Yerks (Leesburg)
1:35 p.m. – Aaron Eckstein (Salem); Clayton Forren (Rustburg); Jimmy Delp (Arlington)
1:45 p.m. – Sam Sikes (Richmond); Bob Ramsey (Bluefield); Wonsuk Rhee (Vienna)
1:55 p.m. – Matthew Gutowski (Midlothian); Joey Lane (Great Falls); Nicholas Crowe (Williamsburg)
2:05 p.m. – Dalton Taylor (Falls Church); Kenneth Van Wyck (Sterling); Lee Fisher (Lynchburg)
2:15 p.m. – Brian Therrien (Fredericksburg); Parker See (Verona); Jr Match Champ TBD ()
Tuesday (June 24), hole No. 10
8:05 a.m. – Thomas Garner (Richmond); Andrew Butts (Salem); Kevin Clarke (Midlothian)
8:15 a.m. – Austin Morin (Virginia Beach); Mike Sweeney II (Chesapeake); Steve Nolin (Herndon)
8:25 a.m. – Blake Forst (Haymarket); Matthew DiSalvo (Great Falls); Wesley Smith (Martinsville)
8:35 a.m. – Zack Lauzon (Woodbridge); Parker Wingfield (Newport News); Pete Detemple (Callaway)
8:45 a.m. – Jeff Fleishman (Williamsburg); Alec Kormanec (Vienna); Kyle Mutter (Portsmouth)
8:55 a.m. – Jon Hurst (Fredericksburg); Bowen Sargent (Charlottesville); Nathan Chuwait (Herndon)
9:05 a.m. – Jeffrey Klatt (Manassas); Ray Dingledine IV (Richmond); Zach Weaver (Williamsburg)
9:15 a.m. – Sam Stilwell (Potomac Falls); Ryan Kurtis Rettberg (Front Royal); James Gallagher (Yorktown)
9:25 a.m. – Steve Serrao (Midlothian); Scott Cornwell (Marshall); David Tolley (Roanoke)
9:35 a.m. – Keith Decker (Martinsville); Ben Beach (Glen Allen); Conner Hayden (Chilhowie)
9:45 a.m. – Tyler Satorius (Annandale); Luke Malanchuk (Arlington); Phil McQuitty (South Riding)
12:30 p.m. – Bryce Chalkley (Richmond); Brandon Grogan (Martinsville); Matthew Brittain (Ashburn)
12:40 p.m. – Jack Wilkes (Roanoke); Jeff Newman (Midlothian); Matt Angelelli (Virginia Beach)
12:50 p.m. – Scott Shingler (Haymarket); Nathan Dean (Williamsburg); Tony Good (Glen Allen)
1 p.m. – Sam Early (Leesburg); John Rosenstock (Midlothian); Blake Carter (Bassett)
1:10 p.m. – Edric Wung (McLean); David Price (Purcellville); Tom Wharton (Stafford)
1:20 p.m. – Patrick Johnson (Chesterfield); Matt Paciocco (Glen Allen); Brantley Kushner (Leesburg)
1:30 p.m. – Nick Combs (Virginia Beach); Roland Beights (Afton); Garrett Sweeney (Salem)
1:40 p.m. – Philip Mahone (Charlottesville); Alex Lloyd (Virginia Beach); Jordan Utley (Richmond)
1:50 p.m. – Frankie Smith Jr. (Lynchburg); Will Byrne (McLean); Brian Bassett (Charlottesville)
2 p.m. – Mike Krulich (Blacksburg); Charlie Wills (Charlottesville); He Zhao (Richmond)
2:10 p.m. – Paul Babashanian (Chesapeake); Nick Tremps (Williamsburg); Clark Taylor (Richmond)