Randy Haag checks another box at the National Senior Hall of Fame
6/7/2024 | by Justin Golba of AmateurGolf.com
see also: View results for National Senior Hall of Fame, High Point Country Club
Haag adds another win to his illustrious resume, winning the 40th annual National Senior Hall of Fame
There is not much Randy Haag of Orinda, Calif., hasn't accomplished on the Senior amateur golf circuit.
After winning the Society of Senior Masters earlier this year, Haag finishes on top of the leaderboard at the National Senior Hall of Fame at Willow Creek Course at High Point Country Club in High Point, N.C.
Haag was the lone golfer to finish under par, shooting 1-under and winning the Senior Division by three shots. Chris Hall of Acworth, Ga., finished in solo second place at 1-over. Robert Sheats of Atlanta, Ga., finished in solo third place at 2-over, Daniel Neveu of Pinehurst, N.C., finished in solo fourth place at 4-over, and Michael Arasin of Auburn, Ala., finished in solo fifth place at 5-over.
The Northern California Golf Association Hall of Famer carded rounds of
Haag is ranked No. 9 in the AmateurGolf.com Senior Rankings and No. 2 in the AmateurGolf.com Super Senior Rankings.
In the Super Senior Division, Gary Robinson of Fayetteville, N.C., finished 2-over and won by five shots over Todd Brown of Winston Salem, N.C., who finished in solo second place at 7-over.
Brown shot rounds of 67-74-77 to secure the wire-to-wire win with the impressive 5-under 67 first-round.
Keith Waters of Raleigh, N.C., finished in solo third place at 8-over. Stephen Fox of Pinehurst, N.C., and James Starnes of Fort Meyers, Fla., finished T4 at 10-over.
In the Legends Division, Don Donatoni of Westchester, Pa., finished 5-over to win by five shots over Jerry Horton of Wilmington, N.C.
The 54-hole invitational, started in honor of Dale Morey (a member at Willow Creek), typically draws one of the strongest fields of the year. The tournament organizers desire to create and maintain a true and meaningful Hall of Fame that recognizes the best in amateur golf of national and international acclaim.
Their list of previous inductees and champions attests to our success in these efforts. Most have won either the U.S. or the British Senior Amateur Championship or innumerable other prestigious championships such as the U.S. Amateur.
Past Hall of Fame Inductees
2023 Bob Royak, Alpharetta, GA
2022 Gene Elliott, W. Des Moines, IA
2021 Pat Tallent, Vienna, VA
2019 Doug Hanzel, Savannah, GA
2018 Bob Lewis, Pepper Pike, OH
2017 Brady Exber, Las Vegas, NV
2016 George Zahringer III, New York, NY
2015 Chip Lutz, Reading, PA
2014 Louis Lee, Heber Springs, AR
2013 Spencer Sappington, Alpharetta, GA
2012 Paul Simson, Raleigh, NC
2011 Mark Bemowski, Mukwonago, WI
2011 Stan Lee, Tumbling Shoals, AR
2010 Fred Ridley, Tampa, FL
2010 Dean Tester, High Point, NC
2009 Bill Shean, Westmont, IL
2008 Greg Reynolds, Grand Blanc, MI
2007 Mike Bell, Indianapolis, IN
2006 Mike Rice, Houston, TX
2005 Jim Stahl, Cincinnati, OH
2004 Bill Ploeger, Columbus, GA
2003 John Richardson, Laguna Niguel, CA
2003 Kemp Richardson, Laguna Niguel, CA
2002 Joel Hirsch, Chicago, IL
2001 Ralph Bogart, Boynton Beach, FL
2000 Marvin "Vinny" Giles, Richmond, VA
2000 Ray Carr, High Point, NC
1999 John Kline, Houston, TX
1998 Bob Hullender, San Antonio, TX
1998 Gene Andrews, Pacific Palisades, CA
1997 O. Gordon Brewer, Huntington Valley, PA
1996 Ed Arvasti, London, Ontario Canada
1995 Chuck Smith, Delaware, OH
1994 Bill Bosshard, Conley, OH
1994 Bob Guarino, High Point, NC
1993 Robert S. Rawlins, Dallas, TX
1992 J. Wood Platt, Philadelphia, PA
1992 Thomas C. Robbins, West End, NC
1991 Clarence Moore, Winnsboro, SC
1990 Bo Williams, Ocala, FL
1989 Ed M. Tutwiler, Indianapolis, IN
1989 Ed Updegraff, Tuscon, AZ
1988 Merrill Carlsmith, Hawaii
1988 Keith Compton, San Antonio, TX
1987 William C. Campbell, Huntington, WV
1987 Dexter Daniels, Orlando, FL
1986 Lew Oehmig, Lookout Mountain, TN
1986 J. Clarke Espie, Indianapolis
1985 William Hyndman III, Huntington Valley, PA
1985 Curtis Person, Memphis, TN
1984 Dale Morey, High Point, NC
1984 Harry Welch, Salisbury, NC
Results: National Senior Hall of Fame
| Place | Player | Location | Pts | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Orinda, CA | 800 | 69-75-70=214 | |
| 2 | Marietta, GA | 500 | 71-71-75=217 | |
| 3 | Atlanta, GA | 400 | 70-74-74=218 | |
| 4 | Pinehurst, NC | 400 | 74-73-73=220 | |
| 5 | Auburn, AL | 400 | 71-76-74=221 |
About the National Senior Hall of Fame
54 hole invitational started in honor of Dale Morey (a member at Willow Creek) typically draws one of the strongest fields of the year. The tournament organizers desire to create and maintain a true and meaningful Hall of Fame that recognizes the bes...
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