Del Monte Golf Course


The Monterey City Amateur

A Del Monte Tradition Since 1953

July 4 – 6, 2025

2025 Pairings

2025 Results

In the Grand Tradition of the Game

The history of amateur golf at Del Monte Golf Course spans more than a century of competition. Jack Neville won the first California State Amateur here in 1912, seven years before he partnered with fellow amateur star Douglas Grant to design Pebble Beach Golf Links. The list of champions at Del Monte is as rich and storied as the game itself.

The Monterey City Amateur continues the grand tradition of amateur championships held at Del Monte. Since 1953, each winner’s name has been etched on The Henry Zaches Trophy. From early champions in multiple years like George Galios, Peter Geyer and Bob Zoller to more recent winners such as Daryl Donovan and NCGA Hall of Famer Casey Boyns, the Monterey City Amateur has continued to be a championship that provides the finest amateurs with a classic test of golf.

2025 Monterey City Amateur Results

The 2025 Monterey City Amateur saw Sam Baumuller of Los Gatos, CA win in dramatic fashion, carding a final round 64 for a three-day total of -7 under par. In his post-round comments, he credited his parents, coaches and teammates for their inspiration. Baumuller, a freshman at St. Mary’s College said his philosophy of “keep it simple and have fun” helped contribute to his stellar play. Aiden Lee of Pasadena, CA shot -5 under par to claim second place and Nick Randazzo of Seaside was third at -3 under par.

2025 Tournament Results