AUGUSTA, Ga. Stewart Hagestad made history twice this week at the Masters.On Friday, the 25-year-old became the first winner of the U.S. Mid-Amateur to make the cut at the Masters. Two days later, he put the finishing touches on a final-round 73 and tied for 36th place at 6 over par to collect the silver cup that goes to the low amateur.Curtis Luck, the U.S. Amateur champion, finished three shots behind Hagestad.Yeah, its been an amazing week, said Luck, who will turn professional and play the Valero Texas Open in two weeks. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Im hoping that Ill be here in the future, hopefully next year would be nice.Luck shot 78-72-75-72 to tie for 46th place.
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Hagestad, a USC grad, is a financial analyst in New York. After he won the Mid-Amateur last year his boss agreed to give Hagestad time off this year to prepare for the Masters. He now plans to attend grad school and is determined to make the U.S. Walker Cup team, a feat that seems more likely now with Masters low-amateur honors.A lot of firsts. Firsts are usually good, Hagestad said. Yeah, its a dream come true and its something Ive long thought about and to have it all come to fruition is an absolute dream come true. Pretty special.
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