Ramey opens with 67 to lead Magnolia Amateur

July 6, 2012 | by Mike Stubbs of AmateurGolf.com

Ramey leads the Magnolia Amateur with a first round 67

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (July 6, 2012) -- Chad Ramey, Mississippi State, opened with a 4-under-par 67 to lead the Magnolia Amateur at Hattiesburg Country Club in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Myles Lewis, Louisiana State, is one stroke back with a first round 68. Five players are tied at 2-under-par, 69. The Magnolia Amateur is a limited field event of 120 players made up of 80 players under 40 years old and 40 players over 40 years old. Along with the individual tournament, there is a college team competition that is based on the combined scores of two players on the same team over the 3 rounds. Drew Kirby and Kevin Brady from Mississippi State lead the team competition after both players carded 2-under-par, 69's.

About the The Magnolia

Ramey opens with 67 to lead Magnolia Amateur

The Magnolia Amateur is a limited field event of 156 players consisting of a collegiate division and a mid-amateur division. The field will be cut to the low 60 players and ties after 36 holes of competition has been completed. The overall champion m...

Most Popular Articles

Masters: Memorable performances by amateurs in the last 40 years

Apr 2, 2026A Mid-Amateur legend and a 14 year old have won low-amateur honors at Augusta National over the years

Meet the Amateurs in the 2026 Masters: Six Different Paths to Augusta National

Mar 22, 2026From teenage phenoms to seasoned dreamers, the amateur class at the 2026 Masters brings six compelling stories to Augusta

FINAL RESULTS: 2026 Junior Invitational at Sage Valley

Mar 14, 2026Miles Russell surged with a closing 67 to reclaim the boys title while Asterisk Talley dominated the girls division at Sage Valley

San Francisco City Championship: Champions Crowned

Mar 22, 2026Joey Hayden, Gianna Singh, Bob Niger, and Jeff Thomas capped championship week with title-winning performances at Harding Park.

Gary Woodland Wins Houston Open in Emotional Comeback After Brain Surgery

Mar 30, 2026Gary Woodland’s Houston Open win is a reminder of why perseverance matters in golf

Filters

Related Tournament

The Magnolia

View Details

Loading latest news...

Loading article...