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Amanda Farahany

2 Masters

Career in brief

Amanda Farahany has played two Masters, the first in 2021 and the latest in 2022. The best finish is 60th, in 2022.

The best scoring year was 2022, at 37.75 per round, 2.05 worse than the field that year. Across all 24 rounds with scores, Farahany has averaged 39.29, 3.90 strokes per round worse than the field. The lowest round is 35, in round 8 in 2022 on Aloha. Measured against the field, Pineapple has been the best course: 40.67 per round over 6 rounds, 3.06 worse than the field average there.

2Masters played
24Rounds played
39.29Average round
0Titles

Finish by year

131064'212021: 64th'222022: 60th'23'24'25'26

ChampionPodiumMissing years: did not play

Career highlights

Best finish
60th (2022)
Best average per round
37.75 (2022)
Lowest round
35 (2022 R8 Aloha)
Podium finishes
0
Top-10 finishes
0
Average finish
62.0
Rounds under 30
0
First appearance
2021
Total strokes
943

Scoring by year

33353739412021 field average 35.08'212022 field average 35.70'222023 field average 34.53'232024 field average 35.23'242025 field average 34.81'252026 field average 34.50'262021: 40.83 per round2022: 37.75 per round

Average per roundField averageLower is better

Against the field and the champions

Career average per round compared with the field average and the winners' average in the same years, weighted by rounds played.

39.29Career average
35.39Field average · +3.90
30.62Winners' average · +8.67

By course (2014–2026)

CourseRoundsAverageField avgBest
Aloha838.2533.1035
Rumble1039.3035.9337
Pineapple640.6737.6137

Masters by Masters

YearPlaceDiv.RoundsTotalAvgVs fieldBest roundPrize
202260th of 77Pro1245337.75+2.0535–
2021T64th of 69Amateur1249040.83+5.7637–

Vs field: average per round minus that year's field average (negative is better). Prize money is shown only where it is known (2014, 2015, 2021, 2026); career winnings count only those years. Click a year for the full results.

Note: Built from the published result sheets (1998–2026). Some years list rounds only in part; a round count of 10 is assumed for 1998, where only totals exist. Names are merged across spelling variants.

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