Player Profile: Jeff Burda
5/16/2014 | by Benjamin Larsen of AmateurGolf.com
With a run of mid-amateur and senior success in Northern California, Burda has also become a fixture in Southern California events
There aren't many times during the season that Jeff Burda's name isn't featured in a headline or story here on AmateurGolf.com.
With a run of mid-amateur and senior success in Northern California, Burda has also become a fixture in Southern California events.
His most recent victory came at the Sacramento County Senior.
The Modesto, Calif. resident -- who also plays out of La Quinta -- won for a second year in a row and a fifth time in the last seven years at the Sacramento County Senior.
Last year, Burda won the Marin County Four-Ball, Society of Senior Masters and Giddings Cup.
This year, he's earned rankings points with a T15 at the Senior Masters and a T11 at the Golfweek Senior Amateur, which put him at 17th in the country in our 2014 Senior Player of the Year rankings.
On the docket for Burda in the near future is the Trans-Mississippi Senior, George Thomas Invitational and the Southern California Senior.
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