Gunn Yang defeats Bradley Neil at Georgia Cup

3/31/2015 | by AmateurGolf.com Staff

(Photo courtesy of Golf Club of Georgia)

In the annual meeting between U.S. Amateur and British Amateur champions, United States winner Gunn Yang of Korea prevailed

ALPHARETTA, Ga. — Gunn Yang defeated Bradley Neil 3-and-2 at the 18th annual Georgia Cup on Tuesday. Established in 1998, The Georgia Cup annually brings together the reigning United States Amateur and British Amateur Champion for an 18-hole match in advance of the Masters. The event benefits the Georgia State Golf Association Foundation . Yang, of Korea, was the U.S. Amateur champion, having defeated Corey Conners of Canada last August at Atlanta Athletic Club. Neil, of Scotland, captured the 2014 British Amateur 2-and-1 over Zander Lombard of South Africa. Both Yang and Neil will tee it up next week at The Masters, along with a string of other talented amateur players including U.S. Mid-Amateur winner Scott Harvey, Latin America Amateur champion Matias Dominguez, and Asia-Pacific Amateur winner Antonio Murdaca.

About the Georgia Cup Match

Established at The Golf Club of Georgia in 1998, The Georgia Cup annually brings together the reigning United States Amateur and British Amateur Champion for an 18-hole match in advance of the Masters. Over the years, The Georgia Cup has grown from a...

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