Garrett Morrison, of Orlando, the 2008 Amateur Championship runner-up, headlines a list of 12 golfers from the state of Florida participating in the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship.  The U.S. Mid-Amateur is being conducted at Milwaukee Country Club in River Hills, Wisconsin September 6-11.  Jack Pultorak, the Director of Rules and Competitions for the Florida State Golf Association, is also at the event acting as a Rules Official.  Complete Coverage

Peter Wegmann posted a tournament total of 6-under par 209 to capture the Mid-Senior Championship at Grand Harbor Golf and Beach Club in Vero Beach on August 15-17. 

Peter Wegmann, from Fort Lauderdale, shot a final round 1-under par 71 on the River Course to win the 2008 Championship by two strokes. After a first round 2-under par 69 on the par 71 Harbor Course, Wegmann trailed the leader by three strokes. Wegmann then matched his first round score of 69 in the second round on the River Course to take the lead by one with one round remaining. In the final round, Wegmann posted a 37 on the front nine with all pars and one bogey. On the back, Wegmann started strong with consecutive birdies on holes 10 and 11. Heading to 17, Wegmann and Dennis Brady were tied for the lead at 5-under for the Championship. Playing the par 5, 17th hole, Wegmann hit his second shot 15 feet from the hole to two-putt for birdie and seal the victory.

Three players finished two strokes back from Wegmann to share second place honors including defending champion Rick Woulfe, Fort Lauderdale. Woulfe shot a 73 in the first round and moved ahead with rounds of 68-70 on the River Course. Also at 211, Tim Hume, from Tampa, carded rounds of 71-71-69 and Peter Hammar, from Orlando, recorded a 69-70-72. Brady, from Melbourne, fell into a tie for fifth place with Sam Martinez, from Miami. Martinez, a two-time 40-54 Winter Series Points Champion, shot a 69-70-73 for the three rounds.