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AGC Silicon Valley Amateur

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AmateurGolf.com 2027 Silicon Valley Amateur

Schedule
Status
Registration open
Dates
Jan 11 — 13, 2027
Format
Stroke Play
Division
Men • Mid-Am • Women

About the tournament

The Silicon Valley Amateur returns to Stanford University Golf Course as a 54-hole, limited-field WAGR and NCGA points event. Past champions include PGA Tour stars Collin Morikawa (2016) and Max Homa (2011), establishing this as one of the premier amateur championships on the West Coast calendar.

Tournament Facts

FormatStroke Play
DivisionsMenMid-Am · Women
Holes543 rounds
Field84players
Entry fee$595
CutTop 40 scratch amateurs and ties after 36 holes
Eligibility

Championship Division: Age 16+, USGA handicap index ≤ 1.9; includes Mid-Am (age 25-49) and Women subdivisions. Exemptions via prior finishes, NCGA points, AmateurGolf.com rankings, or committee selection.

The Field

18 players

Championship Division16

  • Jayden JewSan Francisco, CA
  • Justin HuSaratoga, CA
  • Aditya DasDublin, CA
  • Brian YuPalo Alto, CA
  • Luke CarmelAtherton, CA
  • Alexander ThuPalo Alto, CA
  • Leo McDonoughLafayette, CA
  • Austin DowningSanta Barbara, CA
  • Michael ColabianchiSan Francisco, CA
  • Matthew MiyamotoSacramento, CA
  • Michael JorskiClarendon Hills, IL
  • Arden XuLos Altos, CA
  • Cameron WeiValencia, CA
  • Grant CurtissMenlo Park, CA
  • Bryan BairdHenderson, NV
  • Maximus ChoiSan Jose, CA

Women2

  • Erin LeeSan Ramon, CA
  • Lexi LoweSan Jose, CA

Strategic Insight

Expected cut lineLow 40 and ties after 36 holesAfter 36 holes
Strength of field

The field consists of 60 exempt scratch players plus 24 qualifiers from a Sunday qualifier, drawing from NCGA points leaders, AmateurGolf.com national rankings, and prior champions in a format designed for elite competition.

Course expectations

Stanford's par-70, 6,727-yard layout demands precision and thoughtful shot selection, with San Francisquito Creek affecting nearly half the holes, firm fairways, subtly contoured greens, and elevation changes that reward trajectory control.

Weather risk

January conditions in the Bay Area can bring rain and cooler temperatures, though recent editions have benefited from excellent weather during the event window.

Organizer contact

Organizer
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Past Champions & Results

20 years on record · 2006–2026
2026 Champion
68-68=136
Runner-upEli Weidmann · 69-69=138

2026 Results

PosPlayerR1R2R3TotalPoints
1Ethan Gao6868136200
1Dean Greyserman646668198200
2Eli Weidmann6969138150
2Edan Cui696467200100
3Edan Cui6672138100
3Branden Wong66707120750
4Kush Arora7268140100
4Nathan Wang67736820850
5Ethan Lien6971140100
5Jackson Suh69716920950
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Qualifiers

Local + sectional events feeding into AmateurGolf.com 2027 Silicon Valley Amateur. Click any row to view its registration details. See the full qualifiers directory for every championship.

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