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Bennett Backs Up Bravado to Claim U.S. Amateur Title
Sam Bennett proclaimed early in the week that he was the man to beat at the 122nd U..S. Amateur, and the Texas A&M standout backed it up at The Ridgewood C.C.
Bennett Holds Off Carr to Win 122nd U.S. Amateur at Ridgewood
Texan Sam Bennett capped off a remarkable week at The Ridgewood C.C. by holding off Ben Carr, 1 up, in Sunday's 36-hole final of the 122nd U.S. Amateur Championship.
122nd U.S. Amateur: Scenes From Sunday's Final at Ridgewood
Bennett to Face Carr in 36-Hole Final at The Ridgewood C.C.
Texan Sam Bennett, the No. 3 amateur in the world, will face Georgian Ben Carr in Sunday's 36-hole final of the 122nd U.S. Amateur at The Ridgewood Country Club.
Pate’s Place in Golf Lore Spurred by Ridgewood Success
Jerry Pate enjoyed a fruitful professional career that included winning the 1976 U.S. Open, but his biggest title came in the 1974 U.S. Amateur at The Ridgewood C.C.
Highly Ranked Bennett, Menante Headline Final 4 at Ridgewood
World No. 3 Sam Bennett, No. 8 Dylan Menante, Ben Carr and Derek Hitchner reached the semifinals of the 122nd U.S. Amateur on Friday at The Ridgewood Country Club.
122nd U.S. Amateur: Friday's Quarterfinals Scenes From Ridgewood

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The NCAA rules in this area are not easy to interpret. However more than 95 percent of recruits will not have a problem meeting the NCAA requirements. For athletes who have a nontraditional athletic history, here are the main points to look out for concerning your eligibility.
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This status means you are cleared as an amateur athlete (at this time) and no further review is scheduled. In other words, you are cleared and pending your academic status, you are an NCAA-eligible athlete.
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