The 2007 SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship

Tim Hogarth of Northridge wins 24th SCGA Mid-Amateur Championship by eight shots	Keep track of your favorite player with LIVE SCORING Click above for live scoring and leaderboard Tim Hogarth wins Championship with a 211
MISSION VIEJO, April 24 -- Tim Hogarth came into the 24th Southern California Golf Association (SCGA) Mid-Amateur Championship at Mission Viejo Country Club feeling confident ... with good reason, it turned out. The 40-year-old Northridge resident fired a 2-under-par in today's final round to win his second SCGA Mid-Amateur title by a record eight shots. Click HERE for more on round 3 and final results. Click HERE for photos of the top ten finishers.
Honoring a Legend
Tim Hogarth’s win in the SCGA Mid-Amateur was another opportunity to remember legendary amateur golfer Roger Kelly and kept him on an historical pace for amateur victories. MORE
The Graying of the Mid-Amateur
Tim Hogarth’s win in the SCGA Mid-Amateur made him the 12th 40-something in the event’s 24-year history to capture the title. Where are all the 25-year-olds? MORE
Twenty-four years of Mid-Am golf
Mark Johnson. John Pate. Tim Hogarth. Robert Funk. Some of the Southland's most talented amateur golfers have come through the ranks of the SCGA and secured a spot in the history books as the best mid-amateur champions of their time. Now, 84 players ages 25 and older and with indexes of 5.4 and below will try their hands (and their clubs) at the chance to be the 25th SCGA Mid-Amateur Champion, April 23 and 24 at Mission Viejo Country Club, as Funk, also the 2006 Trans-Miss Mid-Amateur champion, will attempt to defend the title he earned last year on his home course, Bear Creek Golf Club. Also joining Funk is David Bartman of Los Angeles, who teamed up with Funk to win the 2006 SCGA Four-Ball and 2007 SCGA Foursomes championships; three-time SCGA Amateur champion Scott McGihon of Bermuda Dunes; Jason Pridmore of Ventura, winner of the recent amateurgolf.com California Mid-Amateur; 2005 California Amateur champion Don DuBois of Newport Beach; and four-time SCGA Amateur champion Craig Steinberg of Oak Park.