Uihlein tops Jeong to capture Georgia Cup
Peter Uihlein is one of many college seniors that would have been effected by a switch in how Q-School operates.
ALPHARETTA, Ga. – U.S. Amateur champion Peter Uihlein won the Georgia Cup on Tuesday, building a 4-up lead at the turn and holding on to beat British Amateur champion Jin Jeong on the 16th hole.
It was the 14th year of the Georgia Cup, which matches the U.S. Amateur and British Amateur champion at The Golf Club of Georgia in the week before the Masters.
Uihlein, a junior at Oklahoma State, flew back to school after his 4-and-2 victory. He plans to return to Augusta National this weekend to compete in the Masters for the first time.
Jeong, a 21-year-old Korean who lives in Australia, tried to fight back from the big deficit at the turn. Uihlein, however, closed him out with a shot into 3 feet for birdie.
U.S. Amateur champions now hold an 8-6 lead in the competition.



















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