Accolades
- Amateur Player of the Year: 2023, 2017
- Mid-Amateur Player of the Year: 2018
- 2023 Amateur Champion
- 2023 Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Champion
- 2023 Two-Man Scramble Champion
- 2018 Mid-Amateur Champion
- 2018 US Four-Ball Runner-Up, Jupiter Hills Club (Chip Brooke, partner)
- 2017 Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Champion
- 2017 US Four-Ball Semi-finalist, Pinehurst CC (Chip Brooke, partner)
- 2015 USGA Mid-Amateur Runner-Up, John's Island West, Vero Beach, FL
- Southeastern Challenge Match Team Member: 2017, 2019
- Florida Cup Team Member: 2016, 2018
- Florida Cup Captain: 2018
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2023 Amateur Player of the Year
Dull was honored with the both the Amateur and Mid-Amateur Player of the Year awards following a standout 2023 season, that saw three FSGA championship victories and a USGA championship appearance.
“We have so many great players in this state it makes winning Player of the Year a very tough thing to do,” Dull said. “It means you have to play really strong and consistent golf all season. Fortunately, I was able to play some of my best golf at the right time, in the biggest events, and pick up a few wins, including one I've been so close at for a long time at the State Amateur.”
Dull captured an historic win at the 106th Amateur Championship in June, becoming the first Mid-Amateur in 20 years to raise the Florida Amateur trophy. He took home the victory at 17-under 271, the lowest under-par score in Florida Amateur history, while his seven-shot win is the largest margin of victory at the Amateur since 2013.
The Lakeland native teamed up with Rhett Pooley to take home the win at the Two-Man Scramble Championship in July. Dull added a victory at the Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship in October, winning in wire-to-wire fashion. This marked Dull’s second Mid-Amateur Stroke Play win, his eighth-career FSGA win and his third of the season.
He added a Round of 16 appearance at the Amateur Match Play Championship in August and a Round of 32 appearance at the U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championship, with Chip Brooke, in May. Dull also helped lead Florida to a victory at the 19th Southeastern Challenge Matches, finishing the weekend with a 3-2-0 record.
2018 Mid-Amateur Player of the Year
Dull, the 2017 Amateur Player of the Year and Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Champion, picked up 2018 right where he left off. Outside of FSGA play, he won the prestigious Gasparilla Invitational at Palma Ceia, holding off a strong national field. In March, he finished tied for third alongside partner Jeffrey Horn at the Senior/Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship. Dull was victorious in May at the Mid-Amateur Championship at Coral Creek Club.
In June, Dull jumped out to an early lead at the 101st Amateur Championship, and battled to hold it through the entirety of the tournament. Lench would make a crucial birdie on the 18th to force a play-off with Dull and eventually defeat Marc on the 2nd play-off hole. In USGA Championships, Dull saw success again, advancing to the final match of the US Four-Ball Championship with partner and 2016 Mid-Amateur Champion, Chip Brooke. He also advanced to match play at the US Mid-Amateur Championship.
Most recently, Dull was the Captain of the victorious North Team at the Florida Cup matches and went 3-0.
2017 Amateur Player of the Year
After a spectacular run at the 2015 US Mid-Amateur Championship, Marc Dull has become a household name in amateur golf events around Florida. In 2017, Dull continued his reputation of knocking on the door at
FSGA Championships, before finally breaking through and earning his first FSGA victory at the Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship in October, and locking up Player of the Year honors while doing so.
Marc started his year at the Senior/Mid-Amateur Four-Ball Championship in March finishing T2 with Bob Levy at Juliette Falls. Next, in May at the FSGA Mid-Amateur Championship at John's Island - West Course, Marc qualified 3rd in stroke play, and advanced to the Quarterfinals before falling to last year's Player of the Year, Joe Alfieri. The next week, Dull, and partner Chip Brooke, would then head up to the US Four-Ball Championship at Pinehurst Resort, and advance to the Semifinals. Marc would post a respectable T18 finish at the 100th Amateur Championship in June at The Bear's Club.
In August, at Southern Hills Plantation Club, Marc would advance to the Semifinals, falling to eventual Champion, Jacob Huizinga, 1up. In October, Marc once again participated in the US Mid-Amateur Championship, and narrowly missed out on advancing to match play. Later that week, Dull would arrive at the FSGA Mid-Amateur Stroke Play Championship at The Country Club of Winter Haven, and open with a five-under-par 67, and never look back earning his first FSGA Championship in a wire-to-wire victory. The victory also gave Dull enough points to lock up FSGA Player of the Year Honors. One week later, Marc represented team Florida in the Southeastern Challenge Matches, posting a 3-2 record.
