Jack Schultz sets tournament record en route to winning Stocker Cup
Jack Schultz (Wisconsin Golf Photo)
Jack Schultz did not let a tough first round stop him at the 2024 Stocker Cup at The Preserve Golf Club in Carmel, Calif.
The 2023 Wisconsin State Amateur champion finished 6-under, defeating the rest of the field by three shots.
Schultz tied the tournament record with a 7-under 65 in the second round after an opening round of 4-over 76. He closed with a final round 3-under 69 to shut the door on the rest of the field.
Defending champion Colby Harwell also turned his tournament around in the second round, shooting a 6-under 66 in the second round after an opening 4-over 76 as well. Harwell finished in solo second place at 3-under.
Jason Anthony, Nate Smith, Bryan Hoops, and Rusty Mosely all finished T3 at 2-under to round out the top five.
The Stocker Cup was founded in 1991 to honor the memory of Peter Stocker. Peter and his partners Bill Harlan and John Montgomery founded San Francisco's Pacific Union Company, a highly successful real estate development company.
The firm initiated the development of The Santa Lucia Preserve, a 20,000-acre residential and golf community located above Carmel. Meandering through the winding road to The Preserve's centerpiece -- the top-100-rated golf course -- has been described as "driving through a California postcard."
The Stocker Cup was played from 1991 to 1999 at Pebble Beach and its surrounding golf courses before moving to the Tom Fazio and Sandy Tatum-designed Preserve G.C. In the words of former USGA President Tatum: "Peter Stocker was the quintessential amateur golfer. He loved golf with a passion. He would have loved this tournament."
ABOUT THE
Stocker Cup
The Stocker Cup was founded in 1991 to
honor
the
memory of Peter Stocker. Peter and his
partners Bill
Harlan and John Montgomery founded San
Francisco's
Pacific Union Company, a highly successful
real
estate
development company. The firm initiated the
development of The Santa Lucia Preserve, a
20,000
acre residential and golf community located
above
Carmel. Meandering through the winding road
to
The
Preserve's centerpiece -- the top-100 rated
golf
course -- has been described as "driving
through a California postcard." The Stocker
Cup
was played from 1991 to 1999 at Pebble
Beach
and
its
surrounding golf courses, before moving to
the
Tom
Fazio and Sandy Tatum designed Preserve
G.C.
In
the
words of former USGA President Tatum:
"Peter
Stocker was the quintessential amateur golfer.
He
loved golf with a passion. He would have
loved
this
tournament."
FORMAT:
54-hole individual
competition
with
a
simultaneous best-ball event, similar to the
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Invited Mid-
Amateur
players are either paired with a single digit
amateur
or
can propose their own partner to be
introduced
and
invited by the Committee.
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