To some degree, the 41st U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship has turned into a race against fading daylight. Given Sunday’s storm and the loss of nearly half a day on Monday due to course cleanup, the national championship for golfers 25 and older is now playing catchup.
On Tuesday, weather-delayed Round 2 was completed at noontime CDT at Erin Hills and stroke-play co-host Blue Mound Golf & Country Club, with the cut for match play coming at 3-over-par 144. Two hours later, the first Round-of-64 match began at Erin Hills, while the 17-for-12 playoff for the final spots in the draw commenced on No. 10 at 1:30 p.m.
Golf was suspended due to darkness at 6:55 p.m., with six players having advanced to the Round of 32 and 26 matches undecided. Four matches did not start, including those featuring the co-medalists: Jake Shuman, of Boston, Mass., and Sam Jones, of New Zealand.
The Round of 64 will resume at 7:15 a.m. CDT on Wednesday.
But it was a good day for the Paysse family in Wisconsin. Andrew Paysse, of Temple, Texas, the brother-in-law of world No. 1 and 2021-22 PGA Tour Player of the Year Scottie Scheffler, eliminated 2021 U.S. Mid-Amateur semifinalist Hayes Brown, of Charlotte, N.C., 1 up. An hour or so west of Erin Hills, Paysse’s younger brother, William, won his second college tournament, the rain-shortened Badger Invitational at University Ridge Golf Course in Verona, just outside Madison. William tied for first with a 9-under total of 135 to help Texas A&M, which includes 2022 U.S. Amateur champion Sam Bennett, capture the team title by 11 strokes over host Wisconsin.
“That’s so cool,” said Paysse, who has his wife, Callie (Scheffler) Paysse on his bag. “Just to be an hour and a half away, playing at the same time, it’s pretty crazy. I’m so proud of him… He’s playing really good golf right now. This [championship] is just for fun [for me]. What he does is more important.”
Paysse, also a former Texas A&M golfer, thought he might end his match on the par-3 16th when he stuffed his tee shot to gimme range. But Brown coolly rolled in his birdie putt to keep himself 2 down, and when Paysse sloppily three-putted No. 17, the match went to the par-5 18th. Paysse’s birdie from 15 feet stopped inches from the hole and after Brown failed to chip in his fourth shot from the fringe, it was over.
Thomas McCarthy, of New York, N.Y., broke the hearts of Wisconsin golf fans by playing the equivalent of 1-under-par golf (with concessions) to defeat the last in-state hopeful, Jack Schultz of Milwaukee, 7 and 6. McCarthy has taken advantage of paternity leave from his investment-banking job in Manhattan this summer in posting several strong finishes in Metropolitan Golf Association events. He lost in extra holes to 2021 U.S. Mid-Amateur runner-up Mark Costanza in the quarterfinals of the Met Amateur and he was the runner-up in the Met Stroke Play Championship (“the Ike”) at Baltusrol Golf Club.
A member at the Seth Raynor-designed Essex County Country Club in West Orange, N.J., McCarthy felt at home at Blue Mound during stroke play, where he posted a 4-under 66 to help him get into the draw after a 75 at Erin Hills.
Recent Arizona State graduate James Leow, of Singapore, defeated John Humphries, of Woodworth, La., by the same margin. The 25-year-old Leow got a late start to his college career because he served nearly two years in the military, mandatory for all males in Singapore. He didn’t arrive in Tempe until he turned 21, and he missed his junior season at ASU due to labrum surgery.
None of the competitors who finished Round 2 of stroke play on Tuesday could match the 7-under 134 totals posted on Monday by co-medalists Jones and Shuman.
They were one stroke ahead of Dalton Melnyk, of Atlanta, Ga., who carded an even-par 70 at Blue Mound on Tuesday to earn the No. 3 seed. Andrew Bailey, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Hugh Foley, of the Republic of Ireland, were two back. Bailey fired a 4-under 66 at Blue Mound.
First-round leader and defending champion Stewart Hagestad, of Newport Beach, Calif., shot a 4-over 75 at Erin Hills to finish at 2-under 139 and is the No. 14 seed.
What’s Next
Round-of-32 matches are scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. CDT, with the Round of 16 and quarterfinals set for Thursday. The semifinals and the first 18 holes of the 36-hole championship match are scheduled for Friday, with the second 18 of the final being contested on Saturday morning.
Notable
The 17-for-12 playoff for the final match-play spots lasted four holes and just under 2½ hours. Highlights included Nick Ellis converting a 45-foot birdie on the par-4 10th hole and a 51-foot chip-in by Andrew Turner on the third playoff hole, the par-4 12th. Matt Parziale, the 2017 champion who birdied four of his last five holes at Blue Mound on Monday afternoon to get into the playoff, also advanced, along with Austin Spicer, an alternate who got into the field early last week when Gene Elliott withdrew.
Last-minute alternate Jeff Hamm, of Walnut Creek, Calif., received an early 33rd birthday present by qualifying for match play at even-par 141. The reinstated amateur who underwent chemotherapy last year for lymphoma accomplished this without the benefit of a practice round. Hamm, a member of The Olympic Club who played briefly on PGA Tour Canada after graduating from the University of California-Berkeley in 2012, found out he was in the field at 4 a.m. PDT last Friday. Hamm’s college teammate, Stephen Hale, also qualified for match play with a 1-under 140 total.
Scott Harvey, the 2014 champion, played 2-under golf over his final nine holes at Blue Mound to qualify at 2-over 143.
After Chris Dukeminier missed the cut with a disappointing 80 at Blue Mound on Monday afternoon, he jumped on the bag of younger brother, Jack, who had yet to start his second round. Jack, 33, who missed the cut in last month’s U.S. Amateur in New Jersey, also fell short of match play here, by one stroke with a 36-hole total of 145.
Michael McCoy, the 2013 champion who is the oldest player in the field at 59, qualified for match play for the first time in seven years. McCoy, whose son Nate, failed to advance, won this year’s British Senior Amateur and Florida State Senior Amateur, and advanced to the Round of 16 in last month’s U.S. Senior Amateur.
Tom Werkmeister, a semifinalist in the 2014 U.S. Mid-Amateur who has since turned professional, is serving as the caddie for playoff survivor and fellow Michigan resident John Quigley. Werkmeister qualified for the U.S. Senior Open in both 2018 and 2019. Quigley faced No. 4 seed Andrew Bailey.
Notables who failed to qualify for match play included four-time champion Nathan Smith, 2019 champion Lukas Michel, 2019 runner-up Joseph Deraney, 2011 runner-up Kenny Cook, 2013 runner-up Bill Williamson, 2018 runner-up Brett Boner, 2007 U.S. Amateur Public Links runner-up Cody Paladino, and two sons of PGA Tour winners: John Reid, son of Mike “Radar” Reid and Raymond Floyd, whose Hall-of-Fame father, also named Raymond, won the 1986 U.S. Open, 1976 Masters and two PGA Championships (1968, 1982). John Sawin, the director of golf at Pebble Beach Golf Links, site of the 2023 U.S. Women’s Open Presented by ProMedica, also failed to advance.
Quotable
“I’ve been playing well this summer. I would have been disappointed if I didn’t get to match play. Match play is kind of a crapshoot. I have probably met my expectations now. It’s just a joy to be here.” – Thomas McCarthy after his Round-of-64 win over Jack Schultz
“It was better news than when we were playing [Saturday], when we found out that A&M football lost [to Appalachian State]. Definitely the two sides of the spectrum.” – Andrew Paysse when he was told his younger brother won the Badger Invitational on Tuesday
“It was a goal. I’ve been playing well. I did want to make match play one more time.” – 2013 champion and 2023 USA Walker Cup captain Michael McCoy on qualifying for match play as the oldest player in the field
“It was four days for the two rounds and some uncomfortable waits, but I am glad to get it done.” – Hugh Foley after finishing 5-under 136 in stroke play
“Working [as a McDonald’s franchise owner] and having a 3-month-old, I have no time for golf anymore… I’m fortunate that one of our restaurants is right near the course, so I go to work, then go hit a few balls [on my break] and then go back to work.” – Jeff Hamm (even-par 141), the last player into the field, who arrived just in time on Saturday after a last-minute withdrawal
Results from Tuesday's weather-delayed second round of stroke play at the 2022 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, played at the 7,309-yard, par-71 Erin Hills, in Erin, Wis., and 6,766-yard, par-70 Blue Mound Golf & Country Club, in Wauwatosa, Wis.
EH – Erin Hills, BM – Blue Mound Golf & Country Club
Jake Shuman, Boston, Mass.- 68 EH-66 BM--134
Sam Jones, New Zealand- 67 BM-67 EH--134
Dalton Melnyk, Atlanta, Ga.- 65 EH-70 BM--135
Andrew Bailey, Cleveland, Ohio- 70 EH-66 BM--136
Hugh Foley, Republic of Ireland- 66 BM-70 EH--136
Sam Foust, Edina, Minn.- 67 BM-71 EH--138
Matthew McClean, Republic of Ireland- 72 BM-66 EH--138
Matthew Naumec, Wilbraham, Mass.- 67 BM-71 EH--138
Ryan Gutowski, Akron, Ohio- 69 EH-70 BM--139
Chad Wilfong, Charlotte, N.C.- 70 EH-69 BM--139
Ian Davis, Edmond, Okla.- 71 EH-68 BM--139
Mark Costanza, Morristown, N.J.- 69 EH-70 BM--139
Stewart Hagestad, Newport Beach, Calif.- 64 BM-75 EH--139
James Leow, Singapore- 65 BM-74 EH--139
Brad Nurski, St. Joseph, Mo.- 72 EH-67 BM--139
Stephen Hale, Bakersfield, Calif.- 69 BM-71 EH--140
Thad Hudgens, Longwood, Fla.- 68 EH-72 BM--140
Evan Beck, Virginia Beach, Va.- 69 BM-71 EH--140
Davis Womble, Winston-Salem, N.C.- 67 BM-73 EH--140
Joe Panzeri, Boise, Idaho- 69 BM-72 EH--141
Hayes Brown, Charlotte, N.C.- 73 EH-68 BM--141
Michael McCoy, Des Moines, Iowa- 69 EH-72 BM--141
Jason Steiner, Fort Mill, S.C.- 71 EH-70 BM--141
Trent Leon, Fort Worth, Texas- 71 BM-70 EH--141
Thomas McCarthy, New York, N.Y.- 75 EH-66 BM--141
Yaroslav Merkulov, Rochester, N.Y.- 71 EH-70 BM--141
Jeff Hamm, Walnut Creek, Calif.- 71 EH-70 BM--141
Pat Wilson, Andover, N.J.- 73 BM-69 EH--142
Connor Lyon, Canada- 69 BM-73 EH--142
Bryce Hanstad, Edina, Minn.- 70 BM-72 EH--142
Josh Persons, Fargo, N.D.- 73 BM-69 EH--142
Austin Gutgsell, Mandeville, La.- 74 BM-68 EH--142
Ryan Plitz, Phoenix, Ariz.- 71 EH-71 BM--142
Scott Turner, Stuart, Fla.- 72 BM-70 EH--142
Sam Jackson, West Columbia, S.C.- 71 EH-71 BM--142
Jason Schultz, Allen, Texas- 71 BM-72 EH--143
Stephen Behr Jr., Atlanta, Ga.- 70 EH-73 BM--143
Rhett Pooley, Babson Park, Fla.- 69 EH-74 BM--143
Chadd Slutzky, Deer Park, Ill.- 71 EH-72 BM--143
Travis Woolf, Fort Worth, Texas- 74 EH-69 BM--143
Scott Harvey, Greensboro, N.C.- 75 EH-68 BM--143
Preston Dembowiak, Kernersville, N.C.- 68 BM-75 EH--143
Ryan Greer, Knoxville, Tenn.- 74 BM-69 EH--143
Torey Edwards, Long Beach, Calif.- 67 BM-76 EH--143
Dillon Humphrey, Lynn Haven, Fla.- 72 BM-71 EH--143
Jack Schultz, Milwaukee, Wis.- 70 BM-73 EH--143
Christian Sease, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.- 74 EH-69 BM--143
Michael Anderson, Northville, Mich.- 73 EH-70 BM--143
Casey Carnes, San Antonio, Texas- 74 EH-69 BM--143
Andrew Paysse, Temple, Texas- 69 EH-74 BM--143
Matthew Cowgill, Weston, Mass.- 70 BM-73 EH--143
John Humphries, Woodworth, La.- 68 BM-75 EH--143
*John Spellerberg, Bennington, Neb.- 70 EH-74 BM--144
*Matt Parziale, Brockton, Mass.- 74 EH-70 BM--144
*Chris Thayer, Golden, Colo.- 75 EH-69 BM--144
*Gregor Orlando, Haverford, Pa.- 72 EH-72 BM--144
*Christian Raynor, Kennesaw, Ga.- 71 BM-73 EH--144
*Mitchell Ford, Little Rock, Ark.- 71 BM-73 EH--144
*Alex Turner, Louisville, Ky.- 74 BM-70 EH--144
*Christopher Anderson, Maitland, Fla.- 75 EH-69 BM--144
*Nick Ellis, Palm Desert, Calif.- 74 BM-70 EH--144
*Ben Cooley, Phoenixville, Pa.- 67 BM-77 EH--144
*John Quigley, Sterling Heights, Mich.- 71 BM-73 EH--144
*Austin Spicer, Portland, Ore.- 69 BM-75 EH--144
*Involved in a 17-for-12 playoff for the remaining match-play spots
(Failed to Qualify)
*Harry Bolton, Australia- 68 EH-76 BM--144
*Jimmy Ellis, Venetia, Pa.- 69 BM-75 EH--144
*Jeronimo Esteve, Puerto Rico- 73 EH-71 BM--144
*Colby Harwell, San Antonio, Texas- 71 BM-73 EH--144
*Maxwell Scodro, Lake Forest, Ill.- 73 BM-71 EH--144
Jack Dukeminier, Beaverton, Ore.- 73 EH-72 BM--145
David Keenan, Catlin, Ill.- 72 EH-73 BM--145
Cameron Crawford, Cedar Hills, Utah- 72 EH-73 BM--145
Casey Schrader, Chagrin Falls, Ohio- 73 EH-72 BM--145
Drew Evans, Dallas, Texas- 74 EH-71 BM--145
Bobby Massa, Dallas, Texas- 73 BM-72 EH--145
Bradford Tilley, Easton, Conn.- 68 BM-77 EH--145
Matthew Lowe, Farmingdale, N.Y.- 72 BM-73 EH--145
Marshall Tinsley, Forest, Va.- 74 EH-71 BM--145
Freddie Janneck, Fort Worth, Texas- 73 EH-72 BM--145
Scott Shingler, Haymarket, Va.- 76 EH-69 BM--145
Philip Reale, Hurricane, W.Va.- 74 BM-71 EH--145
Joseph Kinney, Leawood, Kan.- 75 EH-70 BM--145
Jeff Frazier, Mechanicsburg, Pa.- 74 BM-71 EH--145
Kenny Cook, Noblesville, Ind.- 74 EH-71 BM--145
Nathan Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa.- 71 BM-74 EH--145
Scotland Schmidt, San Diego, Calif.- 73 BM-72 EH--145
Brandon Cloete, South Africa- 74 EH-71 BM--145
Joseph Deraney, Tupelo, Miss.- 67 BM-78 EH--145
Nicolas Donaldson, Argentina- 77 EH-69 BM--146
Ryan Sullivan, Arnold, Mo.- 78 EH-68 BM--146
Creighton Honeck, Bee Cave, Texas- 74 EH-72 BM--146
Brett McIntosh, Canada- 78 EH-68 BM--146
Bill Williamson, Cincinnati, Ohio- 71 BM-75 EH--146
John Barone, Dunmore, Pa.- 68 BM-78 EH--146
Kyle Downey, Fairport, N.Y.- 71 BM-75 EH--146
Andrew Sajevic, Omaha, Neb.- 72 BM-74 EH--146
Miguel Ordonez, Panama- 76 EH-70 BM--146
John Sawin, Pebble Beach, Calif.- 75 EH-71 BM--146
Cody Paladino, West Hartford, Conn.- 74 EH-72 BM--146
Cole Isban, Charlotte, N.C.- 76 EH-70 BM--146
Christopher Wheeler, Addison, Texas- 69 EH-78 BM--147
Lance Goodson, Birmingham, Ala.- 72 BM-75 EH--147
Blake Barribeau, Brighton, Mich.- 74 BM-73 EH--147
Thomas DeMarco, Canada- 73 BM-74 EH--147
Matthew Kilgo, Charlotte, N.C.- 74 EH-73 BM--147
Benjamin Day, Cheshire, Conn.- 74 EH-73 BM--147
Scott Lamb, Chicago, Ill.- 72 EH-75 BM--147
Jimmy Castles, Cupertino, Calif.- 77 EH-70 BM--147
Joel Alexander, Florence, Ala.- 73 BM-74 EH--147
Jon Weiss Jr., Florence, S.C.- 75 EH-72 BM--147
Craig McCoy, McKinney, Texas- 72 BM-75 EH--147
John Reid, Orem, Utah- 75 EH-72 BM--147
Thomas Provost-Blais, Canada- 75 BM-72 EH--147
Jared Mactas, Woodcliff Lake, N.J.- 72 BM-75 EH--147
Chuck Spears, Alexandria, La.- 76 EH-71 BM--147
Nate McCoy, Ankeny, Iowa- 71 BM-77 EH--148
Garett Wagner, Brentwood, Calif.- 72 EH-76 BM--148
Jason Bataille, Bridgewater, N.J.- 76 EH-72 BM--148
Taylor Durham, Canada- 72 EH-76 BM--148
Michael Canfield, Coralville, Iowa- 74 EH-74 BM--148
Nicholas Maccario, Haverhill, Mass.- 69 BM-79 EH--148
Diego M. de Cote Artigas, Mexico- 74 BM-74 EH--148
Connor Campbell, Orange, Calif.- 78 BM-70 EH--148
Ryan Eibner, San Diego, Calif.- 73 BM-75 EH--148
Tom Carlson, Sioux Falls, S.D.- 74 EH-74 BM--148
David Combs, West Des Moines, Iowa- 72 EH-76 BM--148
Chip Brooke, Altamonte Springs, Fla.- 72 BM-77 EH--149
Alex Ellis, Austin, Texas- 77 EH-72 BM--149
Harrison Vance, Blythewood, S.C.- 77 BM-72 EH--149
Kevin Grady, Catonsville, Md.- 77 BM-72 EH--149
Josh Dupont, Chicago, Ill.- 75 EH-74 BM--149
Michael Becker, Clayton, Mo.- 72 EH-77 BM--149
Andrew Jankowski, El Segundo, Calif.- 74 BM-75 EH--149
Devon Horne, Hendersonville, N.C.- 79 EH-70 BM--149
Broc Haymon, League City, Texas- 71 BM-78 EH--149
Patrick Jorgensen, Marina, Calif.- 79 EH-70 BM--149
Sam Weiss, New York, N.Y.- 79 BM-70 EH--149
Chris Kamin, Phoenix, Ariz.- 75 BM-74 EH--149
Joey Jordan, Richmond, Va.- 70 BM-79 EH--149
Max Tylke, Rosemount, Minn.- 75 EH-74 BM--149
Ryan Coughlin, Rye, N.Y.- 75 EH-74 BM--149
Daniel Connolly, San Francisco, Calif.- 75 EH-74 BM--149
David Lebowitz, Santa Monica, Calif.- 77 EH-72 BM--149
Nelson Dickson, Simpsonville, S.C.- 73 BM-76 EH--149
Joseph Gullion, The Woodlands, Texas- 74 BM-75 EH--149
Daniel Wittlinger, Truckee, Calif.- 74 BM-75 EH--149
Landon Banks, Tualatin, Ore.- 71 BM-78 EH--149
Tyler Hitchner, Tuscaloosa, Ala.- 71 BM-78 EH--149
Shaun Payne, Albuquerque, N.M.- 76 EH-74 BM--150
Franco Castro, Atlanta, Ga.- 79 EH-71 BM--150
Wade Boteler, Burlington, N.C.- 78 EH-72 BM--150
Nick Sharp, Denver, Colo.- 76 BM-74 EH--150
Jason Longo, Fairfield, Conn.- 71 BM-79 EH--150
Toby Ragland, Jacksonville, Fla.- 74 EH-76 BM--150
Thomas Birdsey, Jupiter, Fla.- 78 BM-72 EH--150
Cullen Brasfield, La Quinta, Calif.- 76 BM-74 EH--150
Vince Kwon, Marlton, N.J.- 77 EH-73 BM--150
Nathan Colson, Mequon, Wis.- 75 EH-75 BM--150
Rosario Falzone, Nashville, Tenn.- 77 EH-73 BM--150
Weston Bell, Piedmont, S.C.- 74 BM-76 EH--150
Kory Bowman, Springfield, Mo.- 77 EH-73 BM--150
Derrek Klimek, Ada, Mich.- 75 BM-76 EH--151
Jeremy Gearhart, Atascadero, Calif.- 75 BM-76 EH--151
James Milam, Bethesda, Md.- 74 EH-77 BM--151
Sam Marley, Centennial, Colo.- 75 EH-76 BM--151
Derek Rende, Chattanooga, Tenn.- 76 BM-75 EH--151
Gerod Black, Edmond, Okla.- 77 EH-74 BM--151
PJ Acierno, Flourtown, Pa.- 74 BM-77 EH--151
Alejandro Villavicencio, Guatemala- 78 EH-73 BM--151
Matt Nicholas, Lake Charles, La.- 74 BM-77 EH--151
Ray Richards, Lake Oswego, Ore.- 78 EH-73 BM--151
Taylor Thompson, Louisville, Ky.- 75 BM-76 EH--151
Chester Vandenberg, Martin, Mich.- 76 EH-75 BM--151
Taylor Wallner, Oklahoma City, Okla.- 72 BM-79 EH--151
Derek Barribeau, Royal Oak, Mich.- 76 EH-75 BM--151
Brad Knight, Sarasota, Fla.- 77 EH-74 BM--151
Raymond Floyd, Tunbridge, Vt.- 76 EH-75 BM--151
Jeffrey Boyan, Westfield, N.C.- 71 BM-80 EH--151
Brian Atkinson, Wilmette, Ill.- 74 BM-77 EH--151
Nathan Bertsch, Bradenton, Fla.- 74 BM-78 EH--152
Andrew Romano, Buffalo, N.Y.- 75 EH-77 BM--152
Derek Dalziel, Canada- 75 BM-77 EH--152
Michael Cress, Columbus, Ohio- 74 BM-78 EH--152
Chase Blaich, Defuniak Springs, Fla.- 74 EH-78 BM--152
Evan Cocke, Hunt Valley, Md.- 74 BM-78 EH--152
Jack Minnick, Lincoln, Neb.- 72 BM-80 EH--152
Charles Castellano, Miami, Fla.- 74 BM-78 EH--152
Esan Geroux, Novato, Calif.- 77 EH-75 BM--152
Omar Tejeira, Panama- 75 BM-77 EH--152
Chris Dukeminier, Portland, Ore.- 72 EH-80 BM--152
Robert Mitchell, Salt Lake City, Utah- 73 EH-79 BM--152
Shaun Helmle, Seabrook, Texas- 74 EH-78 BM--152
Olof Bengtsson, Sweden- 78 BM-74 EH--152
Andrew Slattery, Minot, Maine- 75 EH-77 BM--152
Nick Nosewicz, Aurora, Colo.- 77 BM-76 EH--153
Mark Daniel, Cincinnati, Ohio- 73 BM-80 EH--153
Mark Acosta, Escondido, Calif.- 79 EH-74 BM--153
Christophe de Grancey, France- 76 BM-77 EH--153
John Ramsey, Glenview, Ill.- 77 EH-76 BM--153
David Easley, Lincoln, Neb.- 76 BM-77 EH--153
Cesar Abis, Mexico- 80 EH-73 BM--153
Michael Morrow, Oxford, Miss.- 80 EH-73 BM--153
Zack Miller, Towson, Md.- 74 BM-79 EH--153
Harvin Groft, Berwick, Maine- 75 BM-79 EH--154
Osborn Theam, Jacksonville, Fla.- 73 EH-81 BM--154
William Aycock, The Woodlands, Texas- 81 EH-73 BM--154
Brian Prouty, Tucson, Ariz.- 74 BM-80 EH--154
Ty Zebrowski, Verona, N.J.- 80 EH-74 BM--154
Herving Sanchez, Austin, Texas- 75 BM-80 EH--155
Brett Boner, Charlotte, N.C.- 73 EH-82 BM--155
Mike O'Donnell, Chico, Calif.- 73 BM-82 EH--155
Matthew Rison, Edmond, Okla.- 74 BM-81 EH--155
Todd Eaker, Lawrenceville, Ga.- 78 BM-77 EH--155
Ben Fuqua, Lexington, Ky.- 79 EH-76 BM--155
David Gibson, Lexington, S.C.- 81 EH-74 BM--155
Kevin O'Brien, Philadelphia, Pa.- 78 EH-77 BM--155
Robert Newbold, Plymouth, Minn.- 78 BM-77 EH--155
Jeff Lindo, Swansea, Mass.- 77 EH-78 BM--155
Brandon Cissom, Cleveland, Tenn.- 77 EH-79 BM--156
Chris Smith, New Albany, Ind.- 80 EH-76 BM--156
Kevin Fitzgerald, Riverside, Calif.- 75 BM-81 EH--156
Sean Marks, Charlotte, N.C.- 83 EH-74 BM--157
Matt Buse, Glenview, Ill.- 79 BM-78 EH--157
Chris Cassetta, High Point, N.C.- 81 EH-76 BM--157
Michael Riechmann, Houston, Texas- 79 EH-78 BM--157
Brady Eckard, Raleigh, N.C.- 84 EH-73 BM--157
Tim Dillon, Charlotte, N.C.- 81 EH-77 BM--158
Sam Van Galder, Janesville, Wis.- 79 BM-79 EH--158
Matt Cooper, Memphis, Tenn.- 75 BM-83 EH--158
John Wright, Oswego, Ill.- 74 BM-84 EH--158
Kurt Watkins, Phoenix, Ariz.- 82 EH-76 BM--158
Austin Schmidt, Tulsa, Okla.- 79 EH-79 BM--158
Adam Baxter, Anchorage, Alaska- 79 BM-80 EH--159
Seiji Liu, Beverly Hills, Calif.- 86 EH-73 BM--159
Jeffrey Butler, El Dorado Hills, Calif.- 79 BM-80 EH--159
Christian Quint, Loomis, Calif.- 80 BM-79 EH--159
James Salter, Auburn, Ala.- 81 EH-79 BM--160
Ryan Gabel, Beacon, N.Y.- 78 BM-82 EH--160
Jack Garswood, Canada- 81 BM-79 EH--160
Michael Eads, Long Beach, Calif.- 80 BM-80 EH--160
Ryan Zikeli, Hartland, Wis.- 78 EH-83 BM--161
Graham Nichols, Jacksonville, Fla.- 79 BM-82 EH--161
Seth Jainchill, Wethersfield, Conn.- 84 EH-77 BM--161
Lukas Michel, Australia- 87 EH-75 BM--162
Sandy Vaughan, Seattle, Wash.- 75 BM-87 EH--162
Alexander Kim, Conshohocken, Pa.- 81 BM-82 EH--163
Max Rosenthal, Columbus, Ohio- 87 EH-77 BM--164
Jesse Rhymes, Copperas Cove, Texas- 89 EH-79 BM--168
KC Matkaitis, Oak Lawn, Ill.- 81 EH-88 BM--169
Tim Novic, Pittsburgh, Pa.- 87 EH-82 BM--169
Mark Scheibach, Bermuda Dunes, Calif.- 77 BM-WD
Jeffrey Osberg, Bryn Mawr, Pa.- 76 EH-WD
Tony Soerries, Montgomery, Texas- 77 EH-WD
Geoffrey Cooper, Erdenheim, Pa.- 81 BM-WD
Sammy Schmitz, Farmington, Minn.- 75 BM-WD
Michael Castleforte, Hinsdale, Ill.- 73 BM-WD
Toby Zeringue, Katy, Texas- 76 BM-WD
Jack Smith, Knoxville, Tenn.- 79 BM-WD
Doug Clapp, Manomet, Mass.- 77 EH-WD
Joseph Latowski, Port St. Lucie, Fla.- 85 BM-WD
Michael Barbosa, Vero Beach, Fla.- 80 BM-WD
Timothy Gregg, Bethesda, Md.- 75 BM-WD
Tom Glissmeyer, Denver, Colo.- 77 BM-WD
Matthew Murphy, Winnetka, Ill.- DQ
Partial results from Tuesday's Round of 64 of match play at the 2022 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, played at the 7,329-yard, par-71 Erin Hills, in Erin, Wis.
*Play was suspended due to darkness at 6:55 p.m. CDT. The Round of 64 will resume on Wednesday at 7:15 a.m. CDT.
Round of 64
(Upper Bracket)
Bryce Hanstad, Edina, Minn. (142) def. Connor Lyon, Canada (142), 3 and 2
Thad Hudgens, Longwood, Fla. (140) def. Matthew Cowgill, Weston, Mass. (143), 1 up
Davis Womble, Winston-Salem, N.C. (140) and Ryan Greer, Knoxville, Tenn. (143), tied (thru 19)
Sam Foust, Edina, Minn. (138) leads Mitchell Ford, Little Rock, Ark. (144), 1 up (thru 4)
Andrew Paysse, Temple, Texas (143) def. Hayes Brown, Charlotte, N.C. (141), 1 up
Ian Davis, Edmond, Okla. (139) leads Ben Cooley, Phoenixville, Pa. (144), 3 up (thru 5)
Yaroslav Merkulov, Rochester, N.Y. (141) and Travis Woolf, Fort Worth, Texas (143), tied (thru 18)
Ryan Plitz, Phoenix, Ariz. (142) leads Stephen Behr Jr., Atlanta, Ga. (143), 1 up (thru 17)
Chad Wilfong, Charlotte, N.C. (139) leads Preston Dembowiak, Kernersville, N.C. (143), 1 up (thru 17)
Thomas McCarthy, New York, N.Y. (141) def. Jack Schultz, Milwaukee, Wis. (143), 7 and 6
Hugh Foley, Republic of Ireland (136) and Alex Turner, Louisville, Ky. (144), tied (thru 2)
Sam Jackson, West Columbia, S.C. (142) def. Rhett Pooley, Babson Park, Fla. (143), 4 and 3
Ryan Gutowski, Akron, Ohio (139) leads Harry Bolton, Australia (144), 3 up (thru 6)
Jeff Hamm, Walnut Creek, Calif. (141) leads Michael Anderson, Northville, Mich. (143), 1 up (thru 15)
(Wednesday)
7:15 a.m. - Andrew Bailey, Cleveland, Ohio (136) vs. John Quigley, Sterling Heights, Mich. (144)
7:45 a.m. - Jake Shuman, Boston, Mass. (134) vs. Austin Spicer, Portland, Ore. (144)
(Lower Bracket)
Scott Turner, Stuart, Fla. (142) leads Austin Gutgsell, Mandeville, La. (142), 2 up (thru 13)
James Leow, Singapore (139) def. John Humphries, Woodworth, La. (143), 7 and 6
Evan Beck, Virginia Beach, Va. (140) leads Torey Edwards, Long Beach, Calif. (143), 1 up (thru 12)
Matthew McClean, Republic of Ireland (138) leads Christopher Anderson, Maitland, Fla. (144), 2 up (thru 4)
Joe Panzeri, Boise, Idaho (141) leads Casey Carnes, San Antonio, Texas (143), 2 up (thru 11)
Brad Nurski, St. Joseph, Mo. (139) leads Nick Ellis, Palm Desert, Calif. (144), 2 up (thru 6)
Michael McCoy, Des Moines, Iowa (141) and Christian Sease, Mt. Pleasant, S.C. (143), tied (thru 11)
Josh Persons, Fargo, N.D. (142) leads Pat Wilson, Andover, N.J. (142), 1 up (thru 10)
Stewart Hagestad, Newport Beach, Calif. (139) leads Jason Schultz, Allen, Texas (143), 1 up (thru 9)
Stephen Hale, Bakersfield, Calif. (140) leads Dillon Humphrey, Lynn Haven, Fla. (143), 3 up (thru 8)
Chris Thayer, Golden, Colo. (144) leads Matthew Naumec, Wilbraham, Mass. (138), 1 up (thru 3)
Scott Harvey, Greensboro, N.C. (143) leads Trent Leon, Fort Worth, Texas (141), 1 up (thru 8)
Mark Costanza, Morristown, N.J. (139) and Gregor Orlando, Haverford, Pa. (144), tied (thru 6)
Jason Steiner, Fort Mill, S.C. (141) and Chadd Slutzky, Deer Park, Ill. (143), tied (thru 6)
(Wednesday)
7:25 a.m. - Dalton Melnyk, Atlanta, Ga. (135) vs. Matt Parziale, Brockton, Mass. (144)
7:35 a.m. - Sam Jones, New Zealand (134) vs. Christian Raynor, Kennesaw, Ga. (144)
*Round of 64 winners advance to the Round of 32 of match play on Wednesday, beginning at 11 a.m.
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