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U.S. Amateur notebook: 12 things I loved from a week at Hazeltine
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U.S. Amateur notebook: 12 things I loved from a week at Hazeltine

U.S. Amateur notebook: 12 things I loved from a week at Hazeltine

The 2024 U.S. Amateur at Hazeltine National Golf Club was an unforgettable event. Here are 12 things I loved:

  • The course: Hazeltine National is a challenging but fair test of golf. With 100-foot elevation changes, it provided a variety of great backdrops.
  • The players: The field for this year’s U.S. Amateur was one of the strongest in recent memory. Many of the world’s top amateurs teed it up at Hazeltine, and the level of play was outstanding.
  • The atmosphere: The crowds at Hazeltine were fantastic. They were knowledgeable and passionate about the game of golf.
  • The weather: The weather was perfect for golf all week. The sun was shining and the temperatures were mild.
  • The food: The food at Hazeltine was some of the best I’ve ever had at a golf tournament. The concessions stands offered a variety of delicious options, and the sit-down restaurants were superb.
  • The volunteers: The volunteers at Hazeltine were incredible. They were friendly, helpful, and always willing to go the extra mile.
  • The history: Hazeltine National has hosted some of the biggest events in golf history, including the Ryder Cup and the U.S. Open. It was an honor to be able to experience this historic venue.
  • The future of the game: Watching the best amateurs in the world compete at Hazeltine gave me hope for the future of the game of golf. These young players are incredibly talented, and they represent the future of the sport.
  • The chance to create memories : The U.S. Amateur at Hazeltine was a week I will never forget. I had the chance to make memories that will last a lifetime.
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