Mark D. Trauner (1985)
About Mark D. Trauner (1985)
A model of consistency, Mark Trauner soared through the 1985 season and picked up a Player of the Year title along the way.
A graduate of Dartmouth College, Trauner earned a total of 765 points for his many achievements. These included a win at the Richardson Memorial, qualifying for the U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur Championships, and staging one of the most exhilarating semi-final battles in Met Amateur history.
Trauner also finished second low amateur in the Met Open and had several strong showings on the national amateur circuit.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS & MULTIMEDIA
Life Events
- Date of Birth: September 5, 1961
- Hometown: White Plains, NY
- Club Affiliation: Metropolis Country Club
Championships Won
- 1985 Richardson Memorial
Achievements
- 2nd Place, 1985 Maccabiah Games in Isreal – Representing USA
Met Golfer Features
Signature Moment. . .
While he came up short of the victory, Trauner’s determination took him to the semi-finals of the Met Amateur, proving his place among other Met Area greats.
NOTEWORTHY STATISTICS
Winner
Richardson Memorial
Qualified
U.S. Open, U.S. Amateur
Semifinalist
Met Amateur
Second Low Amateur
Met Open