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Natalie GulbisBig Canyon Country Club Honorary Member Natalie Gulbis is one ofthe LPGA Tour's most talented, successful and recognizable players.Her career includes many highlights including a victory at the 2007Evian Masters and her role as a two-time participant in the SolheimCup.• Started playing golf at age 4• Qualified for her first LPGA event at 14• Joined the LPGA at age 18• Playing her 13th LPGA seasonNatalie has helped raise millions of dollars for the Boys and Girls Clubsof America. She says her proudest moment as a professional athlete wasopening her own Boys and Girls Club in Las Vegas in 2012.Natalie had lived in Las Vegas for the last 13 years, but moved back toCorona del Mar, Calif., three years ago, and gratefully acceptedhonorary membership at Big Canyon Country Club.Rick LangevinIS PROUD TO SUPPORT BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUBRICK LANGEVINC [email protected] Big Canyon Country Club 51

Bob Lovejoy Big Canyon Country Club Honorary Member Bob Lovejoy was the club’s director of golf until 2009. When he retired, the members awarded him an honorary membership in recognition of his years of exemplary service. Bob was born in San Diego, Calif. He graduated from the University of Oregon, joined the United States Marine Corps and was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant all in 1966. After an Active Duty discharge in 1969, he started working as a golf professional in 1971 at Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles, Calif. His first head professional job was in 1975 to 1985 at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, Calif. Bob was hired in 1985 as the head golf professional at Big Canyon Country Club and promoted to director of golf in 1993. During his time as a golf professional, Bob served as president of the Southern California PGA for three years, a member of the Board of Directors for the SCPGA for 20 years and SCPGA Rules of Golf Committee member for 15 years. Bob is also a member of the Southern California Golf Association Hall of Fame Committee. His SCPGA awards include: Bill Strausbaugh Award winner, Golf Professional of the Year and induction into the SCPGA Hall of Fame.52

Ai MiyazatoBig Canyon Country Club Honorary Member AiMiyazato was born in Okinawa, Japan. She currentlyplays on the U.S. based LPGA Tour and the LPGA Tour ofJapan. She started playing golf at the age of four andturned professional in 2003 after winning the Miyagi TVDunlop Ladies Open on the LPGA Japan Tour when shewas in high school.Ai was the top ranked golfer in Women’s World GolfRankings on three occasions in 2010 after winning four ofthe first nine official tournaments on the LPGA Tour thatyear. She has nine career victories on the LPGA Tour.Ai loves shopping, cooking and tuning up her game at BigCanyon. Her two older brothers, Kiyoshi and Yusaku, arealso professional golfers. Her father, Masaru, is her swingcoach. Big Canyon Country Club 53

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The Hole 1 COURSENO. 1: PAR 4, 348 YARDSThe ideal line of play off the tee is the left center of the fairway due to the slight dogleg right. Some players may elect tolay back, leaving a full shot from a flat lie rather than half shot from a downhill lie. Water in the front and on the rightside guards the green. If the alternative tee is used during the championship, it will add almost 50 yards to the drive andcreate more of a dogleg.56

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Hole 2NO. 2: PAR 5, 515 YARDSA long drive on the left side creates opportunity to reach the green, but beware of out of bounds on both sides and acreek on the right side within the driving area. The green is guarded by a lake on the left side with a slope toward thelake. Players who elect to lay up must use care since the creek crosses the fairway roughly 110 yards short of the green.The Course continued on page 60 Big Canyon Country Club 59

Hole 3NO. 3: PAR 3, 157 YARDSThis slightly downhill par 3 plays longer because of the prevailing wind. The well-bunkered green is complex andrequires the shot be hit properly. It is best to avoid being above the hole. The lake in the front of the hole rarely comesinto play but adds to the beauty of the hole. Hole 4NO. 4: PAR 4, 382 YARDSThis straightaway par 4 requires some finesse. A left-center drive opens the elevated green, which is protected by largebunkers on both sides. However, trees and out of bounds are on both sides of the fairway. There are fairway bunkers onthe left and a water hazard on the right.60 The Course continued on page 63

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Hole 5NO. 5: PAR 4, 358 YARDSDon’t let the shorter distance give you false confidence. This is a tough hole with the dogleg left requiring a short driveleft of the fairway bunker on the right. The green is again well-bunkered and requires an approach shot that is below thehole, as anything above the hole is extremely challenging.John Cook - FAVORITE HOLE: NO. 5“One of the great short par fours the players will encounter. Short by yardage but you better payattention or this dogleg left will bite. Decision off the tee: drive it around the corner or play a shot tothe widest part of the fairway short of the bunkers on the right. Uphill second shot plays longer thanyardage. Players must know the hole location and spin control is a must! Any approach missed to theleft will present a difficult up and down. Any putt from above the hole to any hole location is speedyso if you miss, bring your coin!”“Take your four here and head up to the next tee.”The Course continued on page 64 Big Canyon Country Club 63

Hole 6NO. 6: PAR 5, 531 YARDSThis is a difficult par 5 which is rarely reached in two shots. While trees, out of bounds and bunkers guard the right sideof the driving area, a drive too far left is problematic. The approach shot typically plays longer. The green will punish theplayer if the ball finishes above the hole. Hole 7NO. 7:PAR 3,189 YARDSThis hole usuallyplays into theprevailing oceanbreeze, whichadds length. Thelarge bunkerguarding the frontof the green isvery unforgiving.The green isbisected by aswale whichdictates carefulplacement of theshot to the green.64 The Course continued on page 67

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JOIN THE SCGA TODAY! PLAY MORE GOLF AND SAVE MONEY DOING IT! SCGA MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS INCLUDE: - Of cial SCGA/USGA Handicap Index - Affordable Access to Premier/Private Southland Courses - Tournament Playing Opportunities (All Skill Levels) - Year-long Discounts on Golf Equipment and Green Fees - Rules of Golf Education and Support - Subscription to the SCGA’s FORE Magazine - $15 Roger Dunn/The Golf Mart Gift Card HOW DO I JOIN? - Visit scga.org or call (818) 980-3630 to nd clubs looking for new members - Or join an online eClub at scga.org for only $68/yr! scga.orgFOR MORE INFO VISIT: ®66

Hole 8NO. 8: PAR 4, 464 YARDSThe driving area of this long par 4 is protected by bunkers on both sides. The center cut is the line of play. The approachshot, although downhill, is usually played into prevailing wind and the green is surrounded by bunkers. If the green ismissed, getting up and down is a true challenge.The Course continued on page 68 Big Canyon Country Club 67

Hole 9 NO. 9: PAR 4, 391 YARDS The drive must be hit just left of or short of the fairway bunker. Water in the front and on the right side guards the green. The left side of the green is protected by a large bunker that reaches almost to the front of the green, which slopes towards the water. This hole demands a precise approach shot. Natalie Gulbis - FAVORITE HOLE: NO. 9 “My favorite hole is No. 9. I have always enjoyed holes that make you contemplate the clubs you will hit off the tee. When the pin is left on the challenging 9th, a shorter 3 wood or less tee shot to the widest part of the fairway is ideal. When the pin is set to the back right a more aggressive tee shot is considered. I also love that the second shot demands precision – a long shot to avoid the water on either pin placement finds a golfer in a tough up and down position from the back bunker or in the rough with a chip that can roll into the water. The hole definitely challenges you mentally. I love that the incredible clubhouse is the backdrop for the hole. But my favorite part of the hole is the pressure of knowing that every person who is on the terrace dining, relaxing outside, or in a meeting, is watching your approach and putt.” “Knowing that your friends could later remind you of your performance on the 9th always adds some extra excitement!”68

Ai Miyazato Big Canyon Country Club 69 FAVORITE HOLE: NO. 9 “My favorite hole at Big Canyon is No. 9. It is very challenging as you must hit your tee shot on the right side of the fairway or you will not be able to see the green.” “There is not an easy pin placement on the green!”The Course continued on page 71

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Hole 10NO. 10: PAR 4,409 YARDSThis hole plays uphill,making it far longerthan the yardage. Adrive to the left of thefairway bunker is theideal line. The green isextremely complex,well-bunkered andgenerally slopes fromback to front. Avoidthe bunker guardingthe right front of thegreen and try to staybelow the hole. Bob Lovejoy - FAVORITE HOLE: NO. 10 “One of the most challenging holes on the course is the 10th hole. The 10th hole requires a well-hit tee shot that shortens the hole by playing down the left side or for the long hitters over the left corner. Shots that slide to the right, even if in the middle of the fairway, will leave the player with a long shot to a well-protected green. Players who are able to cut the corner or hit their tee shot down the very left side of the fairway will be left with a mid-iron or short iron into the green. Hitting the green still provides a challenge to the player. With several significant undulations in the green a player could have a very difficult putting experience.” “This is not only a challenging hole but also one that is very attractive to a golfer’s eye.”Hole Descriptions continued on page 72 Big Canyon Country Club 71

Hole 11NO. 11: PAR 4, 414 YARDSThe driving area is pinched by trees on the left and bunkers on the right. The hole generally plays downwind. The greenis guarded by deep bunkers in front and to the left of the green. Balls hit to the center of the green will tend to worktheir way left.72

Hole 12NO. 12: PAR 3, 179 YARDSThe prevailing breeze usually assists in carrying the ball to a wide but shallow green. Very deep bunkers on each side ofthe green guard the putting surface. A ball long on the left will end up in the collection area and a ball long on the rightwill end up in the back bunker. Any shot that misses this green results in a difficult recovery.'JEFMJUZ
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Hole 13NO. 13: PAR 4, 393 YARDSThe tee shot plays into a rising fairway with bunkers guarding both sides of the landing area. The approach shot is to anelevated green where the putting surface and some of the bunkers are not visible from the fairway. It is best to staybelow the hole on this green. Pioneers in Real Estate Investing 1031 Exchanges · Investment Opportunities · Joint Venture Partnerships Headquartered in Irvine, CA, Passco holds a diverse cross VHFWRU RI SULPH UHWDLO PXOWLIDPLO\ RIĆFH DQG LQGXVWULDO properties nationwide, and has acquired , managed and/or developed over $3 BILLION in property since 1998. Call us for further information regarding QCouAnamgliraĆateteruuslraoCtfihothnaems UtpoSioaGnlAlsthShieepnior current investment opportunities. 877-4-PASSCO (877-472-7726) 2050 Main Street, Suite 650 | Irvine, CA 92614 | www.passco.com74

Hole 14NO. 14: PAR 4, 387 YARDSThe driving area is restricted by trees on the left and bunkers on the right. Many players will elect to lay up short of thebunkers; however some may choose to thread the needle between the trees and bunkers. Bunkers surround the green andthere is a lot of movement on the putting surface. Going over the back of the green is treacherous.The Course continued on page 77 Big Canyon Country Club 75

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Hole 15NO. 15: Big Canyon Country Club 77PAR 3,182 YARDSIf you like long par 3s,this is your hole. Playersmust avoid the bunkerson both sides of thegreen, in addition toclearing the lake. Thegreen is fairly large buthas severe breaks. Partof the challenge of thetee shot is that theteeing grounds aresomewhat shelteredfrom the winds. Thishole generally playslonger, especially in theafternoon because ofthe breeze.The Course continued on page 78

Hole 16NO. 16: PAR 5, 551 YARDSThis is a punishing par 5 that doglegs to the right. The tee shot must avoid trees on both sides of the landing area but belong enough to clear the trees at the elbow of the dogleg. The second shot is uphill with fairway bunkers and plays intoa prevailing breeze which requires at least one extra club. The contours of the green do not make it easy to get the ballclose.78

Hole 17Ray Carrasco Fred CouplesFAVORITE HOLE: NO. 17 FAVORITE HOLE: NO. 17“It is critical to put the ball in play on the drive in order to have a decent “The 17th hole is my favorite as it is achance for a respectable score on the beautiful and challenging 17th hole. challenge tee through green. On the teeThe daunting green framed by bright white bunkers makes club and target there is OB left and heavy trees right. Theselection critical! Only a well-struck iron will be accepted onto the putting approach shot always plays longer withsurface. The green always befuddles visual reasoning. A two-putt is a the afternoon wind and you must clearprayer if below the hole. A chip or pitch from below the hole is the safe two deep-faced bunkers to hit the green,way to go.” and then the green has multiple difficult positions.”“Par on this hole is golden - always!” “Good luck.”NO. 17: PAR 4, 404 YARDSThis hole is usually played into a prevailing wind. The fairway tends to work the ball to the right, so the left side of thefairway is generally preferred. Very long hitters must be careful they do not hit the ball over the green, which issurrounded by challenging bunkers. The approach shot and the putting surface may be the most difficult on the course.The Course continued on page 81 Big Canyon Country Club 79

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Hole 18NO. 18: PAR 5, 516 YARDSThis finishing hole is a dogleg right with bunkers at the end of the landing area. For players willing to risk cutting thedogleg, the hole can be reached in two shots; however the approach to the green is fronted by a lake with bunkersbehind the green. It is a definite risk-reward hole with the potential to pick up a shot or two, or pay the price if theapproach is not executed properly. If laying up, the favored angle to the green is from the left side of the fairway as thebWall tends to roll to the right near the green.WorldWide GOLF & TRAVEL, INC. (949) 644-8490 www.worldwidegolfandtravel.com 1303 Avocado, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660 “Wherever you dream of going, it is our passion to help you get there.” Best wishes to Big Canyon Country Club as host to the 2014 U.S. Senior Amateur Championship. In loving memory of our WorldWide Golf and Travel founder and BCCC Charter Member. Joan Short Big Canyon Country Club 81

Championship COMMITTEESTAGING A NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP takes countless hours of volunteer assistance. BigCanyon Country Club would like to thank its volunteer committee heads, staff and championship volunteersfor their hard work and efforts. 2014 U.S. SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE Front: Warren H. Caves, Donald M. Tippett, Jr., Terry C. Hackett, Katherine Bland Middle: William O. Passo, Benn McCallister, John H. Norberg Back: Scott A. Allen, Paul T. Casey, David R. Franey Not pictured: Norman R. Gritsch, Dennis W. Harwood, Lee Merrick, Heidi Shurtleff CHAMPIONSHIP CO-CHAIRMEN Warren H. Caves Terry C. Hackett SPECIAL ADVISOR TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE Dennis W. Harwood BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB PRESIDENT Donald M. Tippett, Jr.FINANCE FUNDRAISING GOLF COURSE GOLF OPERATIONSPaul T. Casey John H. Norberg David R. Franey Scott A. Allen Norman R. Gritsch Benn McCallisterHOSPITALITY MEDIA AND PROGRAM REGISTRATION VOLUNTEERSWilliam O. Passo Heidi Shurtleff Lee Merrick Katherine Bland82

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Staff RECOGNITIONWELCOME, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE STAFF - both in front and in the back of the house, wewelcome the players, USGA officials, volunteers and spectators to Big Canyon Country Club. We lookforward to serving you during your time at the club and hope that your experience is memorable. ADMINISTRATION/FOOD AND BEVERAGE David H. Voorhees, CCM, CCE, General Manager Jason Asbra, Assistant General Manager Miguel Castellano, Men’s Locker Room Manager Lisa Daley Curlee, Communications Manager Josh Fernandez, Facilities Director Sherri Graff, Catering Director Barbara Griffith, Controller Christopher Moran, Food and Beverage Director Nelson Perlas, Valet Supervisor Bobby Orr, Men’s Locker Room Supervisor Chelsi Wheeler, Member Services Manager, 2014 U.S. Senior Amateur Executive Assistant Nick Wynn, Executive Chef GOLF OPERATIONS Robert Pang, PGA, Head Golf Professional Jeff Beardsley, Golf Course Superintendent Michael Castillo, PGA, First Assistant Golf Professional Brett DeBie, Assistant Golf Course Superintendent Sandy Huber, Assistant Golf Professional Linda Mortarotti, Golf Shop Merchandise Manager Chris Valeriano, PGA, Assistant Golf Professional Big Canyon Country Club 85

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