Ward Wettlaufer

H. Ward Wettlaufer (October 31, 1935 – March 31, 2016) was an American amateur

North and South Amateur, and the Walker Cup as a member of the "unbeatable" 1959 U.S. team.^[1]

A native of

Hamilton College as an executive and CEO of a family business manufacturing and distributing commercial printing supplies.^[2]

Tournament wins

Canadian Open, low amateur, 1956
NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships
, runner-up, 1956
Western Amateur, quarterfinalist, 1956
Tam O'Shanter World Amateur Championship, runner-up, 1957
U.S. Amateur
, semifinalist, 1958
Carling Cup team member, 1958, 1960
NCAA First Team All-American, 1958, 1959
Masters Tournament, contestant, 1959–61
Insurance City Open, low amateur, 1960
U.S. Open, contestant, 1960, 1965
Walker Cup, alternate, 1966
Southern Amateur, runner-up, 1966
Country Club of Buffalo, Club Champion 22 times in five decades from the 1950s to 1990s
U.S. Senior Open, contestant, 1991
Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame, 1995^[6]
Member of U.S. Senior Team Medal Play, 1996, winners
U.S. Senior Amateur Man of the Year, 1996
Top-10 ranked National Senior Amateur, four years

Amateur

^ "The Unbeatable 1959 USA Walker Cup Team". USGA. Retrieved July 22, 2015.
^ Northrop, Milt (April 6, 2016). "Amateur golfing great H. Ward Wettlaufer dies at age 80". The Buffalo News.
^ "The Rich History of the International Junior Masters". Retrieved July 22, 2015.
^ "Wettlaufer Wins NFCC Tourney" (PDF). Porter Cup. Retrieved July 22, 2015.
^ "Wettlaufer Wins Porter Cup, Breaks Record" (PDF). Porter Cup. Retrieved July 22, 2015.
^ "Ward Wettlaufer". Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved July 22, 2015.