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Pair of Syracuse golfers qualify for U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship next May

Pair of Syracuse golfers qualify for U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship next May

Sectional qualifying for the 2023 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship was conducted by the New York State Golf Association (NYSGA) at Brookfield Country Club on Thursday, September 29.

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One qualifying pair was Kevin VandenBerg of Pulaski and Brad Monroe of Syracuse. They were able to shoot the low round of the day with an 8-under 64. Their round consisted of two eagles, five birdies, and a lone bogey on the final hole.

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The other pair to qualify was Tony Hejna of Cleveland, OH, and Jamie Miller of Silver Creek. Hejna / Miller were able to secure the spot in a playoff.

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VandenBerg and Monroe will now head to Johns Island, SC to play in the championship at Kiwah Island Golf Club on May 20-24, 2024.

Pair of Syracuse golfers qualify for U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship next May
CNY’s VandenBerg/Monroe and WNY’s Hejna/Miller Qualify for 2023 USGA championship