Venerable Kings\u2019 Course will be Host Venue for the<\/b><\/p>\n
24th Annual Amer Ari Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Waikoloa Beach Resort<\/b>
\nWAIKOLOA, KOHALA COAST, HAWAII—The 24th Annual Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach Resort will be taking place on Feb, 4-7, 2015, with all rounds being played on the renowned Tom Weiskopf-designed Kings\u2019 Course.<\/p>\n
A total of 18 teams are scheduled to participate in the Amer Ari this year, including nine of the top 25 ranked teams in the U.S. Golf fans will get a chance to see NCAA Men\u2019s No. 1 ranked player Cheng-Tsung Pan of Washington in addition to the University of Oregon team, ranked No. 2. Along with other notable teams include, No. 4 ranked Texas, No. 7 ranked UCLA, and No. 13 ranked Auburn. This year\u2019s field is among the best in the country.<\/p>\n
“The Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach Resort is one of the most important collegiate tournaments of the year,\u201d says Earl Tamiya, Men\u2019s Head Golf Coach at the University of Hawaii Hilo, which is the tournament host. \u201cPast winners have gone on to realize great success on the professional tours and in golf. We are proud to have it played at the WaikoloaBeach Resort!\u201d<\/p>\n
Past medalists in the tourney include some of today\u2019s best-known PGA Tour stars, including Notah Begay (Stanford, 1994), Matt Kuchar (Georgia Tech, 1999 and 2000), Anthony Kim (Oklahoma, 2004) and Jordan Spieth (Texas, 2012).<\/p>\n
Waikoloa Beach Resort is situated on 1,350 acres of the beautiful Kohala Coast on the Hawaii\u2019s Big Island \u2013 the GolfCapital of the Aloha State. Waikoloa features two fabulous golf courses with unique layouts specifically designed to challenge shot-making skills while letting golfers enjoy the magnificent beauty of the Big Island: views of the majestic, often-times snow-capped Mauna Kea Mountain and the warm, tranquil Pacific Ocean.<\/p>\n
2015 Participant List<\/p>\n
Arizona State University – #25<\/p>\n
University of Colorado<\/p>\n
Oregon State University<\/p>\n
University of Hawaii – Hilo<\/p>\n
Oklahoma State University<\/p>\n
University of Hawaii \u2013 Manoa<\/p>\n
San Jose State University<\/p>\n
Stanford University – #16<\/p>\n
Texas Christian University<\/p>\n
University of Oregon – #2<\/p>\n
Texas Tech University – #18<\/p>\n
University of Washington – #19<\/p>\n
University of California, Davis<\/p>\n
Auburn University – #13<\/p>\n
University of Southern California – #14<\/p>\n
University of California, Los Angeles – #7<\/p>\n
University of Texas – #4<\/p>\n
Osaka Gakuin University<\/p>\n
Tournament History<\/p>\n
Year Team Individual Medalist<\/p>\n
1992 Oklahoma State Craig Hainline, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
1993 UNLV Alan Bratton, Okalahoma State<\/p>\n
1994 Arkansas Todd Dempsey, Arizona State<\/p>\n
1995 Arizona State Notah Begay, Stanford<\/p>\n
1996 Oklahoma State Chris Hanell, Arizona State<\/p>\n
1997 Oklahoma State Jim Skinner, SMU<\/p>\n
1998 UNLV Bill Lunde, UNLV<\/p>\n
1999 UNLV James Watt, Nevada-Reno<\/p>\n
2000 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
Carlton Forrester, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2001 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2002 Texas Sprague Kolp, Nevado-Reno<\/p>\n
2003 Georgia Tech Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2004 UCLA Adam Meyer, TCU<\/p>\n
2005 Georgia Tech Anthony Kim, Oklahoma<\/p>\n
2006 Oklahoma State Tyler Leon, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
2007 Georgia Tech Cameron Tringale, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2008 Oklahoma Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
2009 Stanford Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State<\/p>\n
2010 USC Nick Taylor, Washington<\/p>\n
2011 Oklahoma State Daniel Miernicki, Oregon<\/p>\n
2012 Texas Jeffery Kang, USC<\/p>\n
2013 UCLA Dominic Bozzelli, Auburn<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
2014 Oklahoma State Jordan Niebrugge, Oklahoma StatGOLF’S FUTURE PGA TOUR STARS AT WAIKOLOA BEACH RESORT<\/b><\/p>\n
Venerable Kings\u2019 Course will be Host Venue for the<\/b><\/p>\n
24th Annual Amer Ari Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Waikoloa Beach Resort<\/b>
\n WAIKOLOA, KOHALA COAST, HAWAII—The 24th Annual Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach Resort will be taking place on Feb, 4-7, 2015, with all rounds being played on the renowned Tom Weiskopf-designed Kings\u2019 Course.<\/p>\n
A total of 18 teams are scheduled to participate in the Amer Ari this year, including nine of the top 25 ranked teams in the U.S. Golf fans will get a chance to see NCAA Men\u2019s No. 1 ranked player Cheng-Tsung Pan of Washington in addition to the University of Oregon team, ranked No. 2. Along with other notable teams include, No. 4 ranked Texas, No. 7 ranked UCLA, and No. 13 ranked Auburn. This year\u2019s field is among the best in the country.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach Resort is one of the most important collegiate tournaments of the year,\u201d says Earl Tamiya, Men\u2019s Head Golf Coach at the University of Hawaii Hilo, which is the tournament host. \u201cPast winners have gone on to realize great success on the professional tours and in golf. We are proud to have it played at the WaikoloaBeach Resort!\u201d<\/p>\n
Past medalists in the tourney include some of today\u2019s best-known PGA Tour stars, including Notah Begay (Stanford, 1994), Matt Kuchar (Georgia Tech, 1999 and 2000), Anthony Kim (Oklahoma, 2004) and Jordan Spieth (Texas, 2012).<\/p>\n
Waikoloa Beach Resort is situated on 1,350 acres of the beautiful Kohala Coast on the Hawaii\u2019s Big Island \u2013 the GolfCapital of the Aloha State. Waikoloa features two fabulous golf courses with unique layouts specifically designed to challenge shot-making skills while letting golfers enjoy the magnificent beauty of the Big Island: views of the majestic, often-times snow-capped Mauna Kea Mountain and the warm, tranquil Pacific Ocean.<\/p>\n
2015 Participant List<\/p>\n
Arizona State University – #25<\/p>\n
University of Colorado<\/p>\n
Oregon State University<\/p>\n
University of Hawaii – Hilo<\/p>\n
Oklahoma State University<\/p>\n
University of Hawaii \u2013 Manoa<\/p>\n
San Jose State University<\/p>\n
Stanford University – #16<\/p>\n
Texas Christian University<\/p>\n
University of Oregon – #2<\/p>\n
Texas Tech University – #18<\/p>\n
University of Washington – #19<\/p>\n
University of California, Davis<\/p>\n
Auburn University – #13<\/p>\n
University of Southern California – #14<\/p>\n
University of California, Los Angeles – #7<\/p>\n
University of Texas – #4<\/p>\n
Osaka Gakuin University<\/p>\n
Tournament History<\/p>\n
Year Team Individual Medalist<\/p>\n
1992 Oklahoma State Craig Hainline, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
1993 UNLV Alan Bratton, Okalahoma State<\/p>\n
1994 Arkansas Todd Dempsey, Arizona State<\/p>\n
1995 Arizona State Notah Begay, Stanford<\/p>\n
1996 Oklahoma State Chris Hanell, Arizona State<\/p>\n
1997 Oklahoma State Jim Skinner, SMU<\/p>\n
1998 UNLV Bill Lunde, UNLV<\/p>\n
1999 UNLV James Watt, Nevada-Reno<\/p>\n
2000 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
Carlton Forrester, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2001 Georgia Tech Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2002 Texas Sprague Kolp, Nevado-Reno<\/p>\n
2003 Georgia Tech Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2004 UCLA Adam Meyer, TCU<\/p>\n
2005 Georgia Tech Anthony Kim, Oklahoma<\/p>\n
2006 Oklahoma State Tyler Leon, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
2007 Georgia Tech Cameron Tringale, Georgia Tech<\/p>\n
2008 Oklahoma Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State<\/p>\n
2009 Stanford Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State<\/p>\n
2010 USC Nick Taylor, Washington<\/p>\n
2011 Oklahoma State Daniel Miernicki, Oregon<\/p>\n
2012 Texas Jeffery Kang, USC<\/p>\n
2013 UCLA Dominic Bozzelli, Auburn<\/p>\n
2014 Oklahoma State Jordan Niebrugge, Oklahoma State e <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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