Plenty of professionals and amateurs alike descended on Oak Tree National in Edmond, Oklahoma, the sight of the 2014 U.S. Senior Open.
With a stacked group of pros making it tough on the amateurs, Jamie Voegeli was able to take low-am honors en route to a T-14, 6-under finish.
Andrew Hudson of Ft. Worth took the crown south of the Red River as he posted rounds of 67-63-67 for a one-shot victory over Jamey Taylor and Hayden Wood who both finished at 12-under-par.
Former Oklahoma State Cowboy Zach Bauchou finished T-4 at 11-under and former PGA Tour winner Robert Streb grabbed a T-10 finishing at 8-under.
As for Voegeli, the 2020 Oklahoma Amateur champion bounced back from a first-round one-over 71 with a second-round 64 (35/29), one shot off of the tournament low (Hudson, 63). Three-shots better than the nearest amateur, Voegeli secured low-am honors with a final round 69, seven-shots better Trevor Norby.
Oklahoma Open: Jamie Voegeli claims low-am honors
Former Missouri Southern golfer nearly posts the lowest round of the tournament