Amanda McCurdy

This is the second U.S. Women's Open for McCurdyâ?¦2005 U.S. Women's Open she made cut and finished tied for 38th â?¦ Earned exemption into the 2005 Women's Open by virtue of finishing as the runner-up at the 2004 U.S. Women's Amateur, where she lost to Jane Park at The Kahkwa Club in Erie, Paâ?¦She defeated Paula Creamer in the semifinalsâ?¦McCurdy has successfully qualified in each of her attempts at the U.S. Women's Open, U.S. Women's Amateur and U.S. Women's Amateur Public Linksâ?¦Her 2004-05 season at Arkansas included four top-10 finishes, including a tie for third at the Central District Invitational and a tie for 34th at the NCAA Championships at Sunriver, Ore., with rounds of 71-82-70-75â?¦Won the Embassy Suites yson Invitational as a sophomore with rounds of 73-73-74â?¦Followed that with three consecutive top-15 finishesâ?¦ Named Second Team All-SEC (2004, 2005) and honorable mention All-American (2006)â?¦Golf World Player of the Week on Nov. 13â?¦Freshman season (2002-03) broke the Arkansas single-round record for lowest competitive round with a 68 at the Adidas Fall Classic. Winner of the 2003 Landfall Classicâ?¦Had the lowest three-round total of 216 to lead Arkansas to the team titleâ?¦She was the 2002 Arkansas State Player of the Year, a year that included a victory at the Arkansas Women's Golf Association Stroke Play Championshipâ?¦She also won that title in 2004â?¦Won Arkansas Women's State Match Play (2002, 2003)â?¦Two-time Arkansas State Junior Girls State Championâ?¦Three-time Arkansas State High School Champion.