Tournament News

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  Future Bruin Kyle An wins Pasadena City in shadow of Rose Bowl
  Mar 28, 2022 - After forcing a playoff with a birdie at 18, An made par from the greenside bunker on the second extra hole
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  Pasadena City Championship on tap for this weekend
  Mar 24, 2022 - Former U.S. Public Links champion Tim Hogarth looks for his ninth Pasadena City title
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  The Rose Bowl is hosting a golf tournament - inside the stadium!
  Mar 15, 2022 - Get in the March Madness spirit by playing a match play event inside The Rose Bowl on March 25 and 26
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  Tim Hogarth wins his fourth-straight Pasadena City golf title
  Mar 29, 2021 - Proving once again that he's the master of Brookside's fairways (and greens) Hogarth collects his 8th city title
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  Pasadena City Championship readies for recent record field
  Mar 22, 2021 - The tournament, played in the shadow of The Rose Bowl, will host 384 players Mar 26-29 including defending champ Tim Hogarth
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  Tim Hogarth wins his 7th Pasadena City Championship
  Jul 27, 2020 - A tournament that was postponed by a year, then pushed back again, comes back to rave reviews
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  The Return of The Pasadena City Championship
  Feb 27, 2020 - AmateurGolf.com is helping this historic even regain a foothold as one of the top city championships in the country
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  With 6th Pasadena City title, Hogarth becomes man to beat
  Jul 15, 2018 - Tim Hogarth won his sixth Pasadena City Amateur title and did it by a four-shot margin
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  Tim Hogarth wins fifth Pasadena City Title
  Jul 16, 2017 - Hogarth has now overtaken legendary California amateur Bruce McCormick's record of four Pasadena wins
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  Dan Sullivan wins Second Pasadena City
  May 22, 2016 - Dan Sullivan wins his second Pasadena City Championship, defeating the likes of former U.S. Mid-am champion Tim Hogarth along the way.
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  Past Pasadena City champion Dan Sullivan holds 36-hole lead
  May 20, 2016 - Former Pasadena City winner Dan Sullivan leads by one-stroke after 36-holes
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  Tim Hogarth wins fourth Pasadena City Championship
  May 17, 2015 - Having won three straight Pasadena City titles from 2007 to 2009, Tim Hogarth of Northridge won his fourth on Sunday
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  Pasadena City: Sullivan rallies in final round
  May 19, 2014 - Dan Sullivan came from behind to win the overall title thanks to a final-round 72
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  Passadena City: Fitzgerald, Pridmore share leadb
  May 17, 2014 - Fitzgerald has led from the start and shot 73 on Saturday while Pridmore rallied with a third-round 71. The duo leads Dan Sullivan by a shot
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  Pasadena City: Defending champ Amirkhizi surges
  May 16, 2014 - Brennan Amirkhizi shot a 4-under 66 Friday and returned to a place he's enjoyed being -- at the top of the leaderboard
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  Pasadena City: Fitzgerald leads after 1st round
  May 16, 2014 - Kevin Fitzgerald, a former golfer at UC Riverside, leads a group of four players tied for second against one of Southern California's top fields
• Brennan Amirkhizi wins Pasadena City
  May 20, 2013 - Amirkhizi overcomes a 6 shot deficit; fires 33 on the back nine on Sunday then wins playoff over Joshua Shou
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  Tim Hogarth leads Pasadena City (LIVE scoring available)
  May 18, 2013 - Veteran Socal player, who has a Masters appearance under his belt, leads Joshua Shou by one
• Birren takes Pasadena City Championship
  May 21, 2012 - Sean Birren's birdies on holes No. 1 and No. 17 propel him to victory at the Pasadena City Championship
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  Pasadena City: Sarnoff rallies back for win
  May 17, 2011 - Jake Sarnoff rallied in the final round, posting a 1-under 71 to win the Pasadena City Championship
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  Pasadena City: Sullivan catapults into lead
  May 14, 2011 - Dan Sullivan followed up his 2nd-round 66 with a 68 and leads heading into Sunday's final round
• Pasadena City: Sarnoff Vaults into Lead
  May 13, 2011 - Jake Sarnoff of Manhattan Beach fires 5-under 65 to take a 5-shot lead into the weekend
• The Pasadena City starts this week
  May 09, 2011 - The 76th playing of the historic Pasadena City starts this Thursday
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  Moss wins Pasadena City
  May 17, 2010 - Greg Moss, who fired a near course record 62 in round 2, wins one of Southern California's biggest independent amateur tournaments with a closing round of 72
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  Hogarth Wins 3rd Straight Pasadena City
  May 17, 2009 - Tim Hogarth of Northridge captures his third consecutive Pasadena City Championship with a three-shot win over Jake Sarnoff of Loyola Marymount University
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  Pasadena City Championship: Hogarth wins again
  May 18, 2008 - Tim Hogarth defends his title at Brookside, holding off a late charge by Kevin Fitzgerald
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  History of Pasadena City Championship uncovered
  May 14, 2008 - The history of the early days of the Pasadena City Championship were a mystery, until Tournament Committee member Tim Lawlor took a trip to Oregon
• Pasadena City Championship registration opens
  Mar 19, 2008 - The largest city championship on the west coast will be held the third week in May
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  Pasadena City Am: Hogarth Finally Wins One
  May 20, 2007 - After sending a message with a 64 in round 1, Tim Hogarth wins a title that has eluded him
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  Pasadena City Am: Kim Records Comeback Victory
  Apr 23, 2006 - 18 year-old Brian Kim, a senior at Brea-Olinda High School in Brea, California, overcame a six-shot deficit in the final round to win
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  Pasadena City Championship
  May 22, 2005 - Tye Alexander of Western Avenue overcomes 3rd round leader Darren Schwartz of Spanish Hills to win by 1

This tournament started in 1929 and has been played each year at Brookside.

Although early records are not definitive, at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s the tournament format changed to mirror todays professional tournament format. Changes included 72 holes of medal play now conducted over four days on both of Brookside’s courses. The cut is made after 36 holes. Handicap divisions were also added about that same time and played over 36 holes.

In the early 1980s, John McGraw and Rob Moore were named tournament co-chairmen. Under their skillful leadership the number of entries increased dramatically each year, and now averages 250 players in the scratch division and 360 golfers in the handicap flights.

John McGraw is no longer with us and is greatly missed, but his memory and the high standards he set are the inspiration for all current committee members.

PAST CHAMPIONS

2022 - Kyle An
2021 - Tim Hogarth
2020 - Tim Hogarth
2019 - (not held)
2018 - Tim Hogarth
2017 - Tim Hogarth
2016 - Dan Sullivan
2015 - Tim Hogarth
2014 - Dan Sullivan
2013 - Brennan Amirzhiki
2012 - Sean Birren
2011 - Jake Sarnoff
2010 - Greg Moss
2009 - Tim Hogarth
2008 – Tim Hogarth
2007 – Tim Hogarth
2006 – Brian Kim
2005 – Tye Alexander
2004 – Keith Kinsel
2003 – Michael Putnam
2002 – Travis Johnson
2001 – Craig Steinberg
2000 – David Solomon
1999 – Gerald Rosales
1998 – Nathan Nouskajian
1997 – Eric Fekin
1996 – James Ream
1995 – David Hutchens
1994 – Craig Steinberg
1993 – John Lovett
1992 – Thomas Gocke
1991 – Steve Clark
1990 – Ken Cruz
1989 – David Berganio
1988 – Rich Greenwood
1987 – Bob Laskin
1986 – Eric Woods
1985 – Dirk Jones
1984 – Dirk Jones
1983 – Jim Guneau
1982 – Greg Bruckner
1981 – Alton Duhon
1980 – Lynn Stone
1979 – Steve Fink
1978 – Erich Gott
1977 – Les Hayashi
1976 – Ed Fiori
1975 – Ed Fiori
1974 – Robert Henderson
1973 – Robert Strong
1972 – Bob Winslow
1971 – Stewart Morgan
1970 – Robert Risch
1969 – Stewart Morgan
1966 – Arne Dokka
1965 – Charles Montalbano
1964 – John Nichols
1963 – John Verge
1961 – Don Turner
1960 – Art Butler
1957 – Fred Brown
1956 – Jerry Steelsmith
1955 – Al McDaniel
1954 – Ted Richards
1952 – Ted Richards
1951 – Bruce McCormick
1950 – Bruce McCormick
1949 – Bruce McCormick
1948 – Bruce McCormick
1947 – Smiley Quick
1946 – Ronnie Williams
1945 – Jimmy Clark
1944 – Oscar Hoberg
1943 – Johnny Dawson
1942 – Smiley Quick
1941 – Ellsworth Vines
1940 – Johnny Dawson
1939 – Phillips Finlay
1938 – Frank Hixon
1937 – Pat Abbott
1936 – Pat Abbott
1932 – Chester Coleman
1931 – Jack Gaines
1930 – Jack Gaines
1929 – David Martin