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OCEAN'S SEVEN

2012   kingship    138ft  /  42m.

OCEAN'S SEVEN Yacht Charter

OCEAN'S SEVEN is actively available for charter in several cruising destinations.

The luxury motor yacht OCEAN'S SEVEN was built by Kingship and delivered to her owner in 2012.

The exterior of OCEAN'S SEVEN is designed by Vripack.

Charter guest accommodation

OCEAN'S SEVEN has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 10 charter guests in 5 suites.

The guest cabins comprise 4 cabins with a king size bed and a primary suite with a king size bed .

Your luxury charter crew

Your luxury charter on board motor yacht OCEAN'S SEVEN will be managed by the crew of 8 including the captain.

The crew will ensure you have a relaxed and enjoyable charter experience with all of your needs catered for while on board.

The 8 crew have their own separate crew quarters allowing guests to enjoy increased levels of privacy.

Amenities & Entertainment

Amenities on board for the charter guests include BBQ, Jacuzzi on deck, Outdoor audio system and TV outdoor.

An extensive list of further amenities and water toys can be seen under the features and amenities section.

Yacht charter destinations

OCEAN'S SEVEN is Currently cruising in the East Mediterranean and the West Mediterranean.

Sample itineraries for the cruising destinations can be supplied by your professional charter broker allowing you to plan your luxury yacht charter vacation in detail.

• Middle East
• North East Africa

West Mediterranean

• Balearic Islands
• Corsica & Sardinia
• Sicily & Aeolian Islands
• Amalfi Coast
• French Riviera
• South of France
• North Africa
• Jacuzzi on deck
• Outdoor audio system
• Inflatable Watertoys

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much to charter ocean's seven.

OCEAN'S SEVEN has a weekly charter price starting at €115,000 and an estimated daily charter price of €19,200.

How many guests on board OCEAN'S SEVEN?

OCEAN'S SEVEN can accommodate 10 sleeping guests on board in 5 cabins.

Where is OCEAN'S SEVEN currently located?

OCEAN'S SEVEN was last seen in Greece.

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Launched in 2012, the 41.9m (137´) family motor yacht OCEAN'S SEVEN is a spectacular luxury vessel, built by the Chinese shipyard Kingship Yacht. She features both naval architecture, beautiful exterior and elegant, minimalistic off-white interior by renowned Dutch design studio Vripack, combined with unparalleled long range as well as comfort features.

NOTABLE FEATURES: ~ Ideal for family charters ~ Minimalistic interior decor ~ Jacuzzi ~ Bar ~ Bbq ~ Sunbathing area ~ Alfresco dining ~ Long-range cruising ~ Water toys ~ Safety & comfort

Unique features aboard OCEAN'S SEVEN yacht Vripack include the control room and engineer cabin in the aft ship, quite uncommon on a yacht of her size. The yacht is designed to cruise around the world on her keel, which means room for a crew needed to be provided close to their workspace; the captain is next to the bridge and the engineer to the engine room. The whole layout of the motor yacht OCEAN'S SEVEN has been created in this manner, smart and lean.

OCEAN'S SEVEN Specifications

The interior design is by Vripack and features beautiful furnishings and artworks. All of the social areas have been located on the bridge and flybridge, leaving the aft deck available for two 6m tenders. There are butterfly-doors opening full beam from the sky-lounge allowing for the exterior and interior spaces of the deck to merge and create one large open space, perfect for entertaining. One straight stair connects this area to the fun-deck on the fly-bridge level. For relaxation and sunbathing, there is a full-size spa pool, sun pads, open bar, grill and a lounge area.

Boasting a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, OCEAN'S SEVEN is run by twin Caterpillar 3412E DITA diesel engines. Lloyds Register and MCA classed, Star has a beam of 8.40m (27´56´´) and a maximum draught of 2.45m (8´04´´).

Yacht Charter Accommodation

Accommodation is offered for a total of 10 guests in five spacious cabins. There is a large master suite, two VIP suites, two twin cabins with Pullman beds. Each cabin has an AV entertainment system and ensuite facilities.

Charter Amenities and Extras

~ 5.71m / 18.8ft Williams diesel jet 565- new 2023 (sets 9 pax) ~ 3.29m / 10.9ft Williams diesel jet 325- new 2023 ~ 2 x SeaBobs ~ 3 x inflatable SUP's ~ 1 x Wake Surf ~ 2 x 3 man floating sofas for towing ~ 1 x large netted swimming pool ~ Snorkel gear ~ Rendezvous diving only- OCEAN SEVEN does carry a compressor and limited dive gear.

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Ocean's Seven is a 138 feet superyacht built with state-of-the-art, cutting edge technology, and the latest modern advances in yacht building. With 5 cabins, it sleeps 12 guests and accommodates up to 12 people on a day charter with a professional crew of 9. Built by a renowned builder, Kingship , the superyacht Ocean's Seven was launched in 2012 and refitted in 2019 complete with new technology and innovative features.

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Promising modern and luxurious comforts, Ocean's Seven is a superyacht that is shaping the future of luxury yacht charters. From unique exteriors to its contemporary interiors, the designer carefully selected stunning and modern furnishings, as well as finishes, to present guests with relaxation and indulgence in mind.

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Ocean's Seven is a game-changer when it comes to luxury yacht holidays. Equipped with more technology, gadgets, and cutting-edge innovations than the average yacht, Ocean's Seven is a genuine masterpiece of yachting architecture. Below deck, guests will find outstanding suites and living spaces, where private, comfortable, and intimate relaxation is paramount to the luxury yacht experience.

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For the guest who wants a unique and cutting-edge superyacht that paves the way for extraordinary sailing, Ocean's Seven provides you with a yacht charter that offers unparalleled comfort and luxury.

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Great News – Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant on Peter Island is Now Open!

March 2nd, 2020

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Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant in Great Harbour on Peter Island is now open! It is the place to be for events, dinners/parties, day trips and more!

Their dinner menu includes chicken, fish, ribs, steak and lobster along with a great selection of salads and appetizers including shrimp cocktail, fried calamari and conch fritters.

For those looking for something simple, they offer a full pizza menu. On Facebook recently, Oceans 7 posted, “That Red portion of the building is our Pizzaria!!! We can’t wait to share our amazing pizza with you!”

Ocean’s 7 is open for both lunch and dinner. Sail on over for a delicious meal. There are over 30 mooring balls are available.

Oceans 7 Yacht Club Restaurant: +1 284-340-1177 | [email protected]

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Ocean's 7 Yacht Club

The Ocean’s Seven name was derived from the infamous movie Ocean’s 11, which featured Hollywood’s superstars. The Romneys, a well-known, respected, and Virgin Islands superstar family of their own right, was comprised of seven members, Cyril and Lily, the patriarch and matriarch, and their five lovely daughters. Cyril Romney, the mastermind behind his family’s entrepreneurial ventures, unfortunately passed away in 2007, just shy of the official opening of Ocean’s 7. The idea of an outer island upscale beach club to service a Tortola based hotel market spawned the birth of Callaloo on the Beach in 1999. The name changed to Lazy Iguana in 2005. After careful thinking and planning a whole new concept for a family oriented Beach Club with watersports, seaside dining, a bar specializing in tropical drinks, and warm friendly service, warranted an extensive facelift to the property that concluded just in time for the beginning of the Winter 2007 season.

The Ocean’s Seven Beach Club reflects and memorializes the legacy of our company’s founder, his beliefs and value for Family. The Girlz, Debra, Joann, Linda, Marnie, Pati and their mom Lily, take pleasure in welcoming you to their family’s playground at Peter Island. We hope you enjoy our fine food, exotic drinks, and the fun-filled watersports activities the property has to offer. We look forward to welcoming you at Ocean’s Seven Beach Club at Great Harbour, Peter Island, BVI.

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Explore stunning tropical islands onboard a yacht designed for long-range cruising in comfort

Do you dream of leaving the world behind and escaping to a quiet paradise? Join the Captain and crew of adventure yacht OCEAN’S SEVEN in French Polynesia in summer 2020!

After recent successful cruises in the Galapagos Islands and Antarctica, the 42m yacht will be available from May to early August in the islands of French Polynesia. With long-range capabilities enabling guests to explore far-flung destinations in complete comfort, OCEAN’S SEVEN is equipped with a stabilisation system that ensures smooth cruising in any conditions.

Take in views of Tahiti, Bora Bora, Mount Otemanu, Taha'a and more from the yacht’s partially shaded sundeck, where you can relax in the Jacuzzi, sip fresh cocktails from the bar and dine on fresh seafood prepared by the yacht chef on the electric barbecue.

After a day in the Polynesian sun, retreat to an elegant minimalistic off-white interior, designed by renowned Dutch studio Vripack. A full-width master suite, 2 VIP suites and 2 further cabins accommodate 12 guests in total.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to charter a high-quality yacht in this region! Contact our Team below to book a charter.

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The 41.9 metre motor yacht Ocean's Seven has been sold with Northrop & Johnson acting for the seller and Tim Morley of Morley Yachts for the buyer.

Ocean's Seven was built in steel and aluminium in 2012 by Chinese yard Kingship Marine to Lloyd's class with design by Dutch studio Vripack . A refit in 2014 saw her receive new decor throughout including designer Italian furnishings and Oriental artworks and she is offered for sale having completed her ten-year class survey.

Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in five cabins including a full beam master suite on the main deck while below are two VIP suites and two twins, all with entertainment systems and en suite bathrooms.

Standout features include the bridge deck hosting a sky lounge opening onto an aft deck with a dining space. Elsewhere, the sheltered sundeck hosts a bar, an electric barbecue and a Jacuzzi alongside a large bar-food service counter to port. 

Opposite two hefty fridges is a large sofa and sunpads forward. During the night, guests can enjoy a party atmosphere as the lights on the Jacuzzi combine with recessed lighting at the base of the bar area.

Ocean's Seven had been extensively operated by her previous owner to many remote locations, a testament to her seaworthy build and worldwide exploration capabilities. Twin 750hp Caterpillar diesel engines give her a range of 4,500 nautical miles and quantum zero speed stabilisers provide onboard comfort. 

Ocean's Seven was asking €11,500,000.

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Fishing for Kids is one of several “at play” events that Variety coordinates to offer our families an opportunity to do something that they would otherwise not get the chance to do due to financial or logistical barriers. (Credit: Variety)

On Saturday, June 22, Variety the Children’s Charity of the Delaware Valley (Variety or colloquially formerly known as Variety Club) participated in a special event in Ocean City, NJ called Fishing for Kids.

Fishing boat owners, who are members of the Ocean City Yacht Club and Ocean City Marlin and Tuna Club, have hosted this event since 1994, missing just three years. Each year, they recruit members to lend their time, boats and fishing sills to host one or two families per boat, and support not only Variety Club, but also Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Challenger League of Horsham, a little league for kids with disabilities.

There are generally about 25 fishing boats that participate, ranging from a 50-foot sportfishing boat to 21-foot center consoles.

During the morning, families fished on one of these private boats and capped off the day with a BBQ lunch at the Ocean City Yacht Club. This year, there were about 130 people who participated, with half being Variety families.

This event provides a unique opportunity for the children with disabilities, including those Variety serves, to go on a private fishing boat and fish perhaps for the first time – all for free – and without judgment. It is also a way for the members of both clubs to give back a little of the enormous, good fortune that they have been blessed with and create lasting memories for members of the disability community. The day truly is a win-win for all.

From a Variety perspective, Fishing for Kids is one of several “at play” events that Variety coordinates to offer our families an opportunity to do something that they would otherwise not get the chance to do due to financial or logistical barriers.

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About The Oceans Seven Challenge

The Oceans Seven Challenge

‘Oceans Seven’ consists of seven long-distance open-water swims across the most dangerous sea channels in the world. For extreme swimmers it’s the ultimate test — the equivalent of climbing the seven summits in mountaineering. Only twenty one people have ever completed the challenge. 

1. Catalina Channel

Usa - 32km.

This channel features strong winds, fierce currents and swimmers usually encounter large marine life including migrating whales and dolphins and is comparable to the English Channel in terms of the physical and mental challenges to swimmers.

2. Molokai Channel

Hawaii - 44km.

The longest crossing with a staggering 40km; it took Beth over 24 hours the first time she swam it! The water is warm, but features brisk winds and heavy currents. There are dolphins here, but also more aggressive marine life — such as sharks — and huge Pacific waves. 

3.  Cook Strait

New zealand - 26km.

The strait covers 26km across exceptionally rough seas with extremely strong tidal flows. Motion sickness is certainly a factor here and the water is cold, about 16°C. Dolphins are common and there are stories of dolphins protecting swimmers from shark attacks. For example, the Maori believe the first woman to cross the Cook Strait was Hine Poupou. She swam from Kapiti Island to Durville Island with the help of a dolphin. 

4.  Strait of Gibraltar

Spain & morocco - 16km.

With a distance of around 16km this is one of the shorter crossings, but with unpredictable weather conditions, heavy freight ship traffic, high winds and an eastern flow of water with an average of 3 knots (5.5km per hour) this is an extremely difficult crossing. 

5. Tsugaru Strait

Japan - 20km.

A deep-water channel, approximately 20km wide. Swimmers are faced with extraordinarily strong currents flowing from the Sea of Japan to the Pacific Ocean. There are also occasional sections of cold water that flow up from the depth of the sea. Marine life is abundant and swimmers are faced with blooms of squid (especially at night), sharks and deadly snakes.

6.  North Channel

Great britain & ireland - 34km.

The North Channel is 34km wide and features extremely rough seas, unpredictable weather conditions and ‘fields’ of lion’s mane jellyfish (touching one tentacle hurts like a hornet’s sting). The water is cold — an average of 11°C.

7.  English Channel

Great britain & france - 34km.

The ’Everest’ of swims; 34km long and one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world with over 500 cargo ships crossing the channel every day. It also has the biggest tidal shifts in the world and is notorious for its strong currents. The water is cold — around 15°C — and hypothermia is a real danger. 

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The current position of OCEANS SEVEN is at Aegean Sea reported 15 mins ago by AIS. The vessel is en route to the port of Piraeus, Greece , and expected to arrive there on Jun 23, 19:00 . The vessel OCEANS SEVEN (IMO 1011044, MMSI 319044000) is a Yacht built in 2012 (12 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Cayman Islands .

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Ocean Seven

Motor Yacht

Ocean Seven is a custom motor yacht launched in 1993 by Oceanfast and most recently refitted in 2008.

Oceanfast is a world class Australian super yacht builder, offering its customers exciting designs and specialising in manufacturing excellence with personal service. Oceanfast has produced a fleet of the finest, most distinctive and awarded motor yachts in the world.

Ocean Seven measures 53.50 metres in length, with a max draft of 2.34 metres and a beam of 10.00 metres. She has a gross tonnage of 637 tonnes. She has a deck material of teak.

Ocean Seven has an aluminium hull with an aluminium / GRP superstructure.

Jon Bannenberg is universally considered the founder of modern yacht design with an unparalleled reputation stretching over some forty years.

Ocean Seven also features naval architecture by Phil Curran Design.

Performance and Capabilities

Ocean Seven has a top speed of 22.00 knots and a cruising speed of 18.00 knots. She is powered by a twin screw propulsion system.

Ocean Seven has a fuel capacity of 100,450 litres, and a water capacity of 14,850 litres.

She also has a range of 3,500 nautical miles.

Accommodation

Ocean Seven accommodates up to 12 guests in 6 cabins. She also houses room for up to 11 crew members.

Other Specifications

Ocean Seven is MCA compliant, her hull NB is 51.

Ocean Seven is a DNV class yacht. She flies the flag of the Cayman Islands.

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During his halcyon days on the PGA Tour, Craig Barlow would often sneak away on the Wednesday before the Travelers Championship (formerly Greater Hartford Open) and make the two-hour-plus drive to Newport Country Club. 

While that might seem like an odd detour, the historic venue was a layout the Henderson, Nev., native first fell in love with as a competitor in the 1995 U.S. Amateur because it reminded him of his favorite place on the planet, Pebble Beach (Calif.) Golf Links. Fellow tour pro and Newport member P.H. Horgan III was his conduit to playing this private enclave and Barlow never could get enough. 

Yes, the course was special with its links-style characteristics, but the massive nearby mansions facing the ocean, fresh air and the area’s rich history from golf to the America’s Cup yacht races and playground for the country’s aristocrats, made it a respite from the everyday mundane nature of the PGA Tour. 

So, when the USGA announced it was rescheduling the U.S. Senior Open at Newport for 2024 – it was supposed to host in 2020 before the COVID-19 pandemic intervened – Barlow was overjoyed. Having recently turned 50, he wouldn’t have been eligible four years ago. 

“When I saw it on the [USGA championship] schedule, I put my blinders on and told myself ‘I’ve got to get there,’” said the 51-year-old Barlow. “In my opinion, this is the way golf is meant to be played. It’s not manufactured.” 

Barlow is one of six competitors in this week’s 156-player field who competed in the 1995 U.S. Amateur, which was a celebration of the USGA’s centennial and also held at Newport C.C. The others are Notah Begay III, 1994 U.S. Amateur runner-up Trip Kuehne, Chris Riley, Matthew Goggin, of Australia, and Christian Raynor.  

Barlow and Raynor, then a standout at Florida State University, failed to qualify for match play, while Goggin, the son of 1981 U.S. Women’s Amateur runner-up Lindy Goggin, reached the final 16 along with Riley. Kuehne and Begay III, teammates on the 1995 USA Walker Cup Team with Riley who would lose in Wales a few weeks later, bowed out in the Round of 32. Begay’s Stanford teammate, Tiger Woods, would claim his second consecutive Havemeyer Trophy, named after the USGA’s first president and Newport member, with a 2-up victory over George “Buddy” Marucci. 

More than 50 competitors from that U.S. Amateur tried to qualify for the 44th U.S. Senior Open, yet only these six managed to advance.  

This is only the fifth USGA championship to be conducted at Newport, one of the USGA’s five founding clubs. It hosted the inaugural U.S. Amateur and U.S. Open in 1895, then waited 100 years to have the U.S. Amateur. In 2006, World Golf Hall of Famer and one of the game’s greatest players, Annika Sorenstam, defeated Pat Hurst in an 18-hole Monday playoff to win the U.S. Women’s Open. 

Interestingly enough, the USGA just conducted its 1,000th championship at Pinehurst two weeks ago with Bryson DeChambeau winning a memorable U.S. Open. Now, as if the symmetry can’t be any more perfect, Newport gets to kick off the next millennium of USGA competitions. 

“It’s the grandeur of the venue,” said Begay. “The USGA does a wonderful job of this when the venue takes center stage. That’s not often the case when Tiger is in the field [like he was in 1995]. The [Beaux Arts-style] clubhouse, the location and the roots of the game … it’s places like this that really hold a special place in golf.” 

The 1995 U.S. Amateur at Newport C.C. was the final stop for Australia's Matthew Goggin (right) on a summer competitive golf journey that took him to Canada, Great Britain and several events in the United States. (USGA/Jonathan Ernst)

When the game’s best amateurs assembled at Newport in 1995, they found a course that was so brown from a hot and dry summer that Goggins said you could see sand and dirt flying when shots were hit from the fairways. That’s because the club is one of the few that doesn’t irrigate the course outside of greens and teeing areas. Otherwise, it’s whatever Mother Nature offers. It reminded Goggin of courses he played in Great Britain during his 1995 summer amateur tour.

Earlier that year, the native of Hobart in Tasmania, an island off Australia’s southeast coast, won his country’s national amateur, earning him some invites to major competitions in the United Kingdom and Canada. The rules regarding amateurs were far different then – this was way before Name, Image and Likeness deals or players being able to accept free equipment – as Goggin had to pay out of pocket for his expenses during his time in the United States. The R&A, which governs the game everywhere but the U.S. and Mexico, allowed Goggin to accept expense money to play in the Canadian Amateur and select U.K. events. The USGA’s rules regarding amateurs were different.

Nevertheless, Goggin decided to play the Porter Cup in Lewiston, N.Y., and the Western Amateur in Michigan as well as try to qualify for the U.S. Amateur. The World Amateur Golf Ranking® had not been established, so international players needed to qualify to compete in the U.S. Amateur, unless they were members of the Walker Cup teams or had won The Amateur Championship. Goggin squeezed in a 36-hole qualifier between the Porter Cup and Western Amateur, then advanced to the Round of 16 at Newport C.C., losing to Mark Plummer, 2 and 1.

With his talent, Goggin was certainly a target for American college coaches – Georgia Tech, Arizona State and Arizona showed interest – but once he was accepted into the Australian Institute for Sport, he remained in Australia, getting high-quality coaching and guidance as if he were in college minus the academics. 

Four years later, he moved to the U.S. to compete on the Web.com (now Korn Ferry) Tour and later PGA Tour; the five-time Web.com winner currently resides in Charlotte, N.C. Having celebrated his 50th birthday 13 days ago, Goggin didn’t pass up a chance to play Newport again, shooting an impressive 63 at Florence (S.C.) Country Club on May 30 that matched the lowest score every posted in qualifying.

Ditto for Kuehne. The 52-year-old Texan, who qualified for the last year’s U.S. Senior Open in his first year of eligibility, arrived at Newport in the summer of 1995 with much more fanfare than a year earlier when he saw Woods rally from an early 6-down deficit to defeat him in the 36-hole final at TPC Sawgrass. That spring, he had helped Oklahoma State win its eighth NCAA title and played in the Masters.  

Trip Kuehne and his family of USGA golf champions have a fondness for the rich history at Newport C.C., where he had an earlier-than-expected exit from match play in the 1995 U.S. Amateur. (USGA/Jonathan Ernst)

But Kuehne ran into Mark Wilson in the Round of 32 and fell to the future five-time PGA Tour winner who had lost to Woods in the 1992 U.S. Junior Amateur final. Kuehne would eventually join little brother Henry, and little sister Kelli, as a USGA champion, making the Kuehne clan the only family with three siblings to have won USGA titles. Henry won the 1998 U.S. Amateur at Oak Hill C.C. with Trip on the bag, and Kelli won the 1994 U.S. Girls’ Junior and 1995 and 1996 U.S. Women’s Amateur, the former at another USGA founding club, The Country Club in Brookline, Mass. Trip’s title would come in the 2007 U.S. Mid-Amateur at Bandon Dunes, which would be his last USGA event in a decade, as he “retired” from competitive golf to watch son, Will, play high school and Division I college football at North Texas and later at Southern Methodist University (he was a quarterback).

With Will set to tackle his first post-college job, Trip, a career amateur, decided to rev up his golf game again, hoping to rekindle the past magic that made him a three-time USA Walker Cupper and low amateur in the 2003 U.S. Open. His goal this week is to join Marvin “Vinny” Giles and Jeff Wilson as the only players to have earned low-amateur honors in a U.S. Open and U.S. Senior Open.

He couldn’t think of a better venue to do it at.

“The greatest people in golf have done exceptional things here, which makes it even more special,” said Kuehne, who in 2005 founded Double Eagle Capital, an investment capital firm based in Westlake, Texas. 

The USGA even made the week a bit more special by pairing the three past 1995 Walker Cup teammates Begay, Kuehne and Riley for the first two rounds. Despite the 4-point loss at Royal Porthcawl in Wales on a team that included Tiger Woods, all three had an amazing week overseas. Golf and other life pursuits have made reunions a little more challenging. Riley, a 1989 U.S. Junior Amateur semifinalist who starred at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas, and Begay, who won the 1994 NCAA title at Stanford University, competed on the PGA Tour for more than a decade. Riley, a member of the 2004 U.S. Ryder Cup Team, captured one PGA Tour win before retiring after the 2016 campaign to become the head men’s golf coach at the University of San Diego.

Riley, who lost in the Round of 16 to Duke Delcher in the 1995 U.S. Amateur, enjoyed his seven seasons at USD, leading the Toreros to five NCAA Regional appearances and a berth in the 2021 NCAA Championship. He was named the WCC Coach of the Year for the 2023-24 season. But with the demands of Division I coaching ever-changing with NIL, the transfer portal and fundraising, the job responsibilities had changed drastically since 2017. Only 15 percent of the job, Riley said, was actually about coaching. Plus, his daughter, Taylor, is a rising junior on the golf team at Louisiana State University, where his wife, Michelle, played for three seasons, and another daughter, Rose, just graduated from Point Loma High in San Diego. He’ll continue at USD as a consulting third assistant while pondering other professional opportunities, which could include more competitive events. His last USGA championship was the 2004 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills.

Notah Begay III is enjoying his trip down Memory Lane this week at Newport C.C., where he reached the Round of 32 in the 1995 U.S. Amateur. (USGA/James Gilbert)

“I loved it,” said Riley of coaching. “That was kind of a hard decision. At the same time, it was an easy decision because it turned into an 80-hour a week job. Fundraising is big. The transfer portal. It was just a lot more than I bargained for when I signed up [in 2017].”

Begay comes into his second U.S. Senior Open fresh off a pair of top-20 finishes at the Principal Charity Classic (T-18) and Dick’s Open (T-16). He’s hoping momentum turns into a solid performance on a course he knows well.

“Don’t get me wrong, I love going down Memory Lane,” said Begay. “But we’re here to win and compete.”

Barlow was set to join Riley at UNLV after spending a couple of seasons at Taft (Calif.) Junior College. But he wound up never playing for the Rebels, with the 1995 U.S. Amateur his final amateur competition. From 1998 to 2011 he competed on both the Nationwide (KFT) Tour and PGA Tour, with his lone victory coming at the eGolf Tour’s ArrowCreek Open in 2014. He qualified for six U.S. Opens, the last in 2014 at Pinehurst. He’s currently the director of instruction at the Lake Las Vegas Golf Academy, where he’s mentored players as young as 12. 

Trip Kuehne (top, third from left), Notah Begay III (next to Kuehne) and Chris Riley (bottom right) were all members of the 1995 USA Walker Cup Team that competed in the 1995 U.S. Amateur at Newport C.C. They are paired together for the first two rounds of the 44th U.S. Senior Open. (USGA/David Cannon)

While on tour, he fell in love with Pebble Beach for obvious reasons, but Newport is not far behind in the pecking order, especially with its historic context.

“In Vegas, we have some very nice golf courses, but everything has been manufactured,” said Barlow, donning a Newport Country Club-logoed polo during Tuesday’s practice round. “That’s modern golf. The trenches down No. 1 [at Newport] are from the Revolutionary War. The fairways have these little dips. They were filled in when [architect A.W. Tillinghast designed] the [current] golf course [in 1923], but those used to be trenches for the Revolutionary War. That’s the kind of stuff you can’t make up.”

David Shefter is a senior staff writer. Email him at [email protected] .

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