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Andy Yoon of Cerritos, CA won the 61st playing of the SoCal Open, finishing the 54-hole Championship at 14-under par at Indian Wells Golf Resort. Yoon posted rounds of 63-70-66 and withstood a 168-player field to walk away with the trophy and a $10,000 check.
Low Amateur honors were earned by Connor Herrera, of Encinitas, CA, with a solo third-place finish at 8-under-par after rounds of 72-66-67 for a tournament total of 205.
Thank you to host PGA Professionals Joe Williams, Tom Burley, Marissa Patterson-Egner, and the entire staff at Indian Wells Golf Resort for hosting this year’s Championship.
In the 14th playing of the Championship, Natalie Vivaldi, PGA, and PGA Associate Gioia Carpinelli teamed up once again and carded an impressive triple play score of 66 (-6) to etch their names into the event’s history for the second year in a row. Their clean scorecard included an impressive six birdies to win the event by three shots over 11 other competitive women's teams from Southern California.
A huge thank you to host PGA Professionals Renny Brown and Johnny Walker for welcoming this Championship to Aviara Golf Club once again; we appreciate your continued support and hospitality.
The Southern California PGA is excited to announce that the below PGA Professional are the newest members of the SCPGA LEAD Cohort III!
Jason Cordes, PGA
Kaitlyn Ellis, PGA
Quay Sobotka, PGA
Alex Phillips, PGA
Susan Choi-Grant, PGA
Cameron Robinson, PGA
SCPGA LEAD identifies, mentors and progresses PGA Members from diverse backgrounds along a guided path to volunteer leadership roles at the Chapter and Section levels of the Association. Integrating a multitude of dimensions of difference into our leadership ranks helps position the Association for long-term success. The primary goal of SCPGA LEAD is to establish a deep bench of PGA Members from all backgrounds, identities, and abilities who are prepared to ascend to and through the volunteer leadership ranks of Association governance. SCPGA LEAD also assists in developing PGA Members who desire to make an impact in their communities and on nonprofitboards.
-Steve Monday
