2019 U.S. Mid-Amateur Complete Coverage

Coloradans Axlund and Nosewicz, and former UCCS golfer Olson win their first USGA championship matches ever

On his birthday, Nosewicz holes 115-yard final shot for eagle to make match play at U.S. Mid-Amateur; fellow Coloradan Axlund also advances, along with former UCCS golfer Olson; Denver’s Powers in a playoff for final match play berths

Locals Axlund, Olson tied for 14th at 1 under par after opening round of stroke play at U.S. Mid-Amateur

6 days after helping U.S. win Walker Cup, Hagestad, the No. 6-ranked amateur in the world, will tee it up as one of the favorites in U.S. Mid-Amateur

Coloradans gear up for ‘home game’ at U.S. Mid-Amateur; at 63, Coloradan Golf Hall of Famer Kent Moore will be oldest player in field

U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship: The Essentials

About a dozen USGA champions expected to compete in U.S. Mid-Am starting next week at Colorado GC and CommonGround

38 years after competing in the first U.S. Mid-Amateur, 63-year-old Moore qualifies for 2019 championship, joining fellow Coloradans Lysaught, Call and Axlund; Call, a member at Colorado Golf Club, will be playing national championship at his home course

Coloradans Nosewicz, Harrington, Sahlman, Santaularia qualify for U.S. Mid-Amateur that Colorado Golf Club and CommonGround will host next month

Jay Sigel capped off a historic year with U.S. Mid-Am victory in 1983 at Cherry Hills

Colorado Golf Hall of Famer Kent Moore played in inaugural U.S. Mid-Am — and beat medalist; then-USGA president Fred Ridley singled him out decades later for his long run in the event

2019 Mid-Am will mark second USGA championship in last 7 years for CommonGround, which will help host stroke-play portion of event

Colorado Golf Club hosting major golf event for third time in the last decade, but its first USGA championship

Victory in 1986 U.S. Mid-Am paid big dividends for lifelong Coloradan Bill Loeffler