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1988 U.S. Amateur: Eric Meeks wins at Virginia Hot Springs Golf & Tennis Club (Cascades Course)

Eric Meeks won the 1988 U.S. Amateur at Virginia Hot Springs Golf & Tennis Club (Cascades Course) in Hot Springs, Virginia, beating Danny Yates 7 & 6 in the final.

Updated October 22, 2026

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Edition
88th
Dates
August 23, 1988 to August 28, 1988
Course
Virginia Hot Springs Golf & Tennis Club (Cascades Course), Hot Springs, Virginia
Stroke-play co-host
Virginia Hot Springs Golf & Tennis Club (Lower Cascades), Hot Springs, Virginia
Format
stroke-play qualifying (36 holes) + match play
Champion
Eric Meeks · age 23 · United States · University of Arizona
Champion's title
1st U.S. Amateur
Runner-up
Danny Yates
Final
7 & 6
Losing semifinalists
Doug Martin and David Toms
Stroke-play medalist
Tom McKnight (137)
Defending champion
Billy Mayfair · lost in round of 64 (to Wes Tuck, 4 & 2)
Entries
4,320

What happened at the 1988 U.S. Amateur

Meeks beat two-time champion Jay Sigel on the 21st hole.

Final: Meeks won the first six holes of the afternoon to go 10 up with 12 to play; won 7 & 6.

Round of 16, Eric Meeks v Jay Sigel, won on 21st hole. Meeks eliminated the two-time champion on the 21st hole

The draw

Every match is recorded through the round of 64.

The final, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
Eric Meeksdef.Danny Yates7 & 6

Semifinals, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
Danny Yatesdef.Doug Martin1 up
Eric Meeksdef.David Toms1 up

Quarterfinals, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
Doug Martindef.David Lind4 & 3
Danny Yatesdef.Jack Larkin5 & 4
Eric Meeksdef.Robert Gamez2 up
David Tomsdef.Tom Yellin2 up

Round of 16, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
David Linddef.Buddy Alexander1 up
Doug Martindef.Chris Wood2 & 1
Jack Larkindef.John Harris2 up
Danny Yatesdef.Jon Baker5 & 4
Eric Meeksdef.Jay Sigelwon on 21st hole
Robert Gamezdef.Steve Maddalena2 up
Tom Yellindef.Bob May1 up
David Tomsdef.Sam Steinwon on 21st hole

Round of 32, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
David Linddef.Ted Tryba3 & 2
Buddy Alexanderdef.Chris DiMarco4 & 3
Doug Martindef.Jon Christian3 & 2
Chris Wooddef.Robert Sullivan1 up
Jack Larkindef.Kevin Gai5 & 4
John Harrisdef.Nicky Goetze2 & 1
Jon Bakerdef.David Sutherland1 up
Danny Yatesdef.Thomas Tolles3 & 2
Eric Meeksdef.Fred Benton4 & 3
Jay Sigeldef.Orrin Vincent IIIwon on 19th hole
Robert Gamezdef.Wes Tuck4 & 3
Steve Maddalenadef.Jason Widener4 & 2
Bob Maydef.Andrew Pitts2 & 1
Tom Yellindef.David Eger6 & 5
David Tomsdef.Theodore Himka3 & 2
Sam Steindef.Geoff Siskwon on 20th hole

Round of 64, 1988 U.S. Amateur

WinnerBeatenResult
David Linddef.Tom McKnight2 & 1
Ted Trybadef.William Spangler3 & 2
Chris DiMarcodef.Dennis Postlewait5 & 3
Buddy Alexanderdef.Kevin Wentworth1 up
Jon Christiandef.Tom Knapp3 & 2
Doug Martindef.John Hayes6 & 5
Chris Wooddef.David Bishop6 & 5
Robert Sullivandef.Patrick Duncan4 & 3
Kevin Gaidef.Josh Mondry6 & 5
Jack Larkindef.Patrick Bradywon on 20th hole
Nicky Goetzedef.David McCampbell3 & 2
John Harrisdef.Craig Steinberg1 up
David Sutherlanddef.Craig Hainline3 & 2
Jon Bakerdef.Tony Dupre5 & 3
Thomas Tollesdef.Tony Mollica6 & 5
Danny Yatesdef.John Connelly3 & 2
Eric Meeksdef.Randy Haag1 up
Fred Bentondef.Aaron Bengoecheawon on 20th hole
Jay Sigeldef.Brian Montgomery1 up
Orrin Vincent IIIdef.Robin McCoolwon on 19th hole
Wes Tuckdef.Billy Mayfair4 & 2
Robert Gamezdef.Kevin King1 up
Steve Maddalenadef.Todd Parks1 up
Jason Widenerdef.Brett Quigley3 & 2
Bob Maydef.Steve Lass4 & 3
Andrew Pittsdef.Mark Sollenberger3 & 2
Tom Yellindef.Brandt Jobe3 & 2
David Egerdef.Bill Hadden1 up
Theodore Himkadef.John Isenhour III4 & 3
David Tomsdef.Petey King6 & 5
Sam Steindef.Scott Frischwon on 19th hole
Geoff Siskdef.Packard DeWittwon on 19th hole

How this was built

Every value is shown as recorded in GNN's U.S. Amateur data set (research collected through October 20, 2026). "unknown" means no source confirmed it; nothing is estimated. Where sources disagree, the USGA's own record is used.

Data: us-amateur.json.

Sources

  1. USGA U.S. Amateur Record Book 2026
  2. USGA, usamateur.org "Past Champions: 1988" (official championship site, Wayback copy)
  3. Wikidata