Sahalee Players: Mark Anguiano wins by 4

July 2, 2014 | by Benjamin Larsen of AmateurGolf.com

Mark Anguiano

Mark Anguiano shot a final-round 71 to close out a four-shot victory at the 2014 Sahalee Players Championship Wednesday at Sahalee Country Club

SAMMAMISH, Wash. (July 2, 2014) -- Mark Anguiano shot a final-round 71 to close out a four-shot victory at the 2014 Sahalee Players Championship Wednesday at Sahalee Country Club. Anguiano, who plays at Cal State Fullerton, entered the final round with the lead after rounds of 71-69-69 over the first three rounds -- and two days at the unique event. He held off Corey Pereira of Washington and UNLV's Kurt Kitayama, who tied for second place. Pereira shot 70 Wednesday while Kitayama stumbled to a 74 in the final round. Sacrament State's James Beale finished alone in fourth place, closing with a 71, ahead of Mercer's Hans Reimers and Byron Meth of Pacific, who shared the lead after the first round. Xander Schauffele, the recent California State Amateur winner and rising San Diego State star, shot the round of the day on Wednesday to climb up the leaderboard and into eighth place. The Sahalee Players field was loaded with many college and junior stars. Among the notable finishes were: UCLA's Lorens Chan (T13), TCU's Eli Cole (T13), U.S. Junior champ and Texas signee Scott Scheffler (T23) and SMU's Bryson Dechambeau (T32). For a full look at the leaderboard, follow the results link below.

Results: Sahalee Players Championship

Place	Player	Location	Pts	Scores
1	Mark Anguiano	Whittier, CA	700	71-69-69-71-280
T2	Corey Pereira	Cameron Park, CA	500	70-75-69-70-284
T2	Kurt Kitayama	Chico, CA	500	74-68-68-74-284
4	James Beale	, New Zealand	400	70-72-72-71-285
5	Tae Koh	, New Zealand	400	78-68-69-71-286

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About the Sahalee Players Championship

Sahalee Players: Mark Anguiano wins by 4

Inaugurated in 1992, the Sahalee Players Championship (SPC) was a major summer amateur event until 2019 when it was discontinued. In 2023, it was converted into a college event hosting the top men's teams in the country. Team (best four scores out of...