Dixie Senior Amateur: McDade wins - Rose fades with 79
12/10/2006 | by
see also: Dixie Senior & Mid-Master 2025 Invitational, Eagle Trace Golf Club
Former Californian Pete McDade takes title with final round 73 - 222 in difficult conditions
Pompano Beach, FL (dec 10, 2006) - Our 2006 Champion is Pete McDade of Lakeland Florida. McDade, originally from San Diego, California, managed to survive extremely strong winds to win the Senior Division of the 76th Annual Dixie Amateur Championship.
McDade fired a two over Par 73, to finish at 222, 9-over-par. Rebounding from a double-bogey on the par-4 14th hole, McDade birdied the next three holes to seize the Championship. Runner-Up, Eddie Bass of University Park, Florida also shot 73 to finish second at 223. Strong winds and lightning-fast greens took there toll on first and second round leader Steve Rose of New York City as well as defending Champion Rick Woulfe, of Ft. Lauderdale. Rose finished with an 8-over-par 79 and Woulfe struggled, limping in with a 5-over-par 76.
NOTABLES: Amateur tour regular Norm Swenson and former PGA Tour Player Rick Ten Broeck tied for 10th at 229. Noted sports psychologist to the pros Dr. Bob Rotella, T24 at 235; and Golfweek Assoc. Editor James Achenbach closed with a 78 for a 3 round total of 252.
In the Super Senior Division (ages 65 and older), David King of Sterling, Virginia fired a 1-over-par 72 to win the first Super Senior Division Championship. King rebounded from a first round 78 to win by twelve strokes over Runner-Up Jay Fitzgerald of Tequesta, Florida.
2006-2007 Dixie Amateur Championship:
Senior Division
McDade Pete 74 75 73 222
Bass Eddie 74 76 73 223
Blumenfeld Jay 80 71 73 224
Russell Don 76 76 73 225
Rose Steve 72 74 79 225
Woulfe Rick 74 75 76 225
Brandt Lee 73 77 76 226
Sim Steven 75 74 77 226
Earsley Steve 79 73 76 228
Ten Broeck Rick 75 79 75 229
Swenson Norman 75 78 76 229
O'Keefe Bill 79 74 76 229
Alpha Dan 77 77 76 230
Silver Fred 78 78 75 231
Jones Charles 77 82 72 231
Grace Jud 76 78 78 232
Smith Ted 82 76 74 232
Ethridge Bob 77 76 79 232
Keister Keith 74 80 79 233
Rollefson Jim 77 77 79 233
Harvey Greg 76 79 78 233
Tuke Carl 77 78 78 233
Graham Jim 73 76 84 233
French John 75 80 79 234
Castino Lonny 78 77 79 234
Nelson Corliss 87 73 74 234
Rotella Bob 75 79 81 235
Deichler Alan 80 74 81 235
Hakes Steven 74 80 82 236
Wilkins Chuck 76 81 79 236
Bounds Jim 80 77 79 236
Castagna James 75 77 84 236
Vergith Doug 77 77 83 237
Patrick Bob 75 81 81 237
McCreary John 81 76 80 237
Stenholm Gil 75 79 84 238
Hargraves Bev T. 79 78 81 238
Sheftall Scott 75 84 79 238
LaBree John 80 80 78 238
Snow Skip 78 76 85 239
Latowski John 81 76 82 239
Pavoni Joe 80 78 81 239
Cantrell Joe 80 81 78 239
Bates Dave 81 76 83 240
Bund Malcolm 78 79 84 241
Dines Jim 83 77 85 245
Dalrymple Jack 83 82 81 246
Friedes Peter 82 83 82 247
Roney Dwaine 82 82 85 249
Meli Rick 92 77 81 250
Pierce Jim 79 83 89 251
Greene Phillip 88 79 84 251
Savage Tom 82 84 86 252
Achenbach James 86 88 78 252
King Phillip 88 87 87 262
Johnson Denis 82 79 WD -
Klemick Herman 82 WD - -
Shalgos Leland 85 WD - -
Tomlinson Howard 85 WD - -
Super Seniors
Pos Player Total
1 David King +12
2 Jay Fitzgerald +24
T3 Ron Goldberg +31
T3 Bob Lewis +31
4 Doug Danzinger +33
McDade fired a two over Par 73, to finish at 222, 9-over-par. Rebounding from a double-bogey on the par-4 14th hole, McDade birdied the next three holes to seize the Championship. Runner-Up, Eddie Bass of University Park, Florida also shot 73 to finish second at 223. Strong winds and lightning-fast greens took there toll on first and second round leader Steve Rose of New York City as well as defending Champion Rick Woulfe, of Ft. Lauderdale. Rose finished with an 8-over-par 79 and Woulfe struggled, limping in with a 5-over-par 76.
NOTABLES: Amateur tour regular Norm Swenson and former PGA Tour Player Rick Ten Broeck tied for 10th at 229. Noted sports psychologist to the pros Dr. Bob Rotella, T24 at 235; and Golfweek Assoc. Editor James Achenbach closed with a 78 for a 3 round total of 252.
In the Super Senior Division (ages 65 and older), David King of Sterling, Virginia fired a 1-over-par 72 to win the first Super Senior Division Championship. King rebounded from a first round 78 to win by twelve strokes over Runner-Up Jay Fitzgerald of Tequesta, Florida.
2006-2007 Dixie Amateur Championship:
Senior Division
McDade Pete 74 75 73 222
Bass Eddie 74 76 73 223
Blumenfeld Jay 80 71 73 224
Russell Don 76 76 73 225
Rose Steve 72 74 79 225
Woulfe Rick 74 75 76 225
Brandt Lee 73 77 76 226
Sim Steven 75 74 77 226
Earsley Steve 79 73 76 228
Ten Broeck Rick 75 79 75 229
Swenson Norman 75 78 76 229
O'Keefe Bill 79 74 76 229
Alpha Dan 77 77 76 230
Silver Fred 78 78 75 231
Jones Charles 77 82 72 231
Grace Jud 76 78 78 232
Smith Ted 82 76 74 232
Ethridge Bob 77 76 79 232
Keister Keith 74 80 79 233
Rollefson Jim 77 77 79 233
Harvey Greg 76 79 78 233
Tuke Carl 77 78 78 233
Graham Jim 73 76 84 233
French John 75 80 79 234
Castino Lonny 78 77 79 234
Nelson Corliss 87 73 74 234
Rotella Bob 75 79 81 235
Deichler Alan 80 74 81 235
Hakes Steven 74 80 82 236
Wilkins Chuck 76 81 79 236
Bounds Jim 80 77 79 236
Castagna James 75 77 84 236
Vergith Doug 77 77 83 237
Patrick Bob 75 81 81 237
McCreary John 81 76 80 237
Stenholm Gil 75 79 84 238
Hargraves Bev T. 79 78 81 238
Sheftall Scott 75 84 79 238
LaBree John 80 80 78 238
Snow Skip 78 76 85 239
Latowski John 81 76 82 239
Pavoni Joe 80 78 81 239
Cantrell Joe 80 81 78 239
Bates Dave 81 76 83 240
Bund Malcolm 78 79 84 241
Dines Jim 83 77 85 245
Dalrymple Jack 83 82 81 246
Friedes Peter 82 83 82 247
Roney Dwaine 82 82 85 249
Meli Rick 92 77 81 250
Pierce Jim 79 83 89 251
Greene Phillip 88 79 84 251
Savage Tom 82 84 86 252
Achenbach James 86 88 78 252
King Phillip 88 87 87 262
Johnson Denis 82 79 WD -
Klemick Herman 82 WD - -
Shalgos Leland 85 WD - -
Tomlinson Howard 85 WD - -
Super Seniors
Pos Player Total
1 David King +12
2 Jay Fitzgerald +24
T3 Ron Goldberg +31
T3 Bob Lewis +31
4 Doug Danzinger +33
About the Dixie Senior & Mid-Master
The senior version of the Dixie Amateur Championship added a Mid-Master division starting in 2019. 54-hole stroke play event with no cut. Mid-Master (ages 40- 54), Senior (ages 55-64) and Super Senior (65+) Divisions. The tournament has long drawn so...
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