Top seeds advance at San Francisco City Senior

28 Mar 2015
by AmateurGolf.com Staff
see also: View results for San Francisco City SENIOR, TPC Harding Park Golf Course, Dale Bouguennec Profile
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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — The top-five seeds at the San Francisco City Senior Championship advanced on Saturday as the round of 32 matches were contested.

No. 1 seed, Dale Bouguennec of Pleasant Hill, defeated Stephen Henrikson 5-and-4 at Presidio Golf Course. The second-seed and defending champion, Jim Williams of Orinda, had a tough time exposing of Mike Benham as the match went all the way until the 20th hole.

The third-seed Mark Miller handed a 5-and-3 defeat to Jim Himler while four-seed Michael Staskus won his match against William Ratto on the 18th hole. Rounding out the top-five seeds is Rich Rowley, who hammered Rex Reese with a 7-and-6 victory.

Round of 16 matchups will take place the following Saturday, April 4. An updated bracket can be found at the link below.

View results for San Francisco City SENIOR

ABOUT THE San Francisco City SENIOR

NOTE: 2017 REGISTRATIONS CLOSED ON JAN. 15.

MEN'S SENIOR DIVISION
$275 ENTRY FEE INCLUDES ALL GREEN FEES.

Open to the first 72 entries received. Participants must have an index of 9.4 or lower on 12/01/16 and must have an age of 55 or older as of March 7, 2017. Qualifying will consist of one 18-hole stroke play round. Along with the defending champion, who will hold the number two seed, the low 31 scores will advance to the Men's Senior Championship Flight. Individual scores will determine seeding for match play. Contestants who don’t qualify will be refunded $125. No- shows will not be entitled to a refund. All rounds will be played at TPC Harding Park Golf Course. Those contestants who post the 32nd and 33rd low scores will be deemed alternate #1 and #2, respectively.

ABOUT THE SAN FRANCISCO CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
The oldest municipal tournament in the USA. Match play event with scratch senior, women's and open divisions. Past champions include Ken Venturi, George Archer, and Dorothy Delasin. Some of the 'non winners' include Tom Watson and Johnny Miller. Click the 'history' tab for more about this wonderful event.

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