2024-2025 Georgia Bulldogs
Billy Abdow 6-2, 175 | Freshman Duluth, Ga.
Carter Loflin
6-0, 154 | Junior Duluth, Ga.
Buck Brumlow 5-11, 190 | Senior Cartersville, Ga.
Matt Moloney 6-0, 160 | Freshman Daniels Island, S.C.
Chris Haack Head Coach/Director of Golf 29th Season
James Earle 6-0, 175 | Freshman Jupiter, Fla.
Camden Smith 5-9, 145 | Sophomore Ponte Vedra, Fla.
Jim Douglas Associate Head Coach 23rd Season
George Langham 6-2, 151 | Graduate Peachtree City, Ga.
Grayson Wood 5-9, 160 | Sophomore Fredericksburg, Va.
Mookie DeMoss Assistant Coach 2nd Season
The University of Georgia
The Classic City
“Something for everyone.” That’s one way to describe the academic, athletic, and social leader among public universities nationally with a breadth and diversity of degree programs that rival any institution of higher learning. Degree programs ranging from education, to business, to international affairs, to journalism, to math and public administration rank among the best in the nation. With its top-notch facilities campus-wide, the University of Georgia is an ideal setting for anyone to pursue a world-class education. The University of Georgia is the birthplace of public higher education in the USA. Chartered by the state of Georgia in 1785, the University of Georgia is the birthplace of public higher education in America. More than 225 years later, Georgia still offers something for everyone.
The City of Athens
Universally known as one of the nation’s premier college towns, Athens is the perfect marriage of campus and community. Broad Street is all that separates the University of Georgia’s historic North Campus and from a vibrant cityscape. Athens has carved its own identity with the individualistic pursuits of a music scene that has turned local artists into worldwide superstars. Athens’ ever-thriving music scene has fostered world-wide megabands such as R.E.M. and the B-52s and its historic venues such as the Georgia Theatre and the 40-Watt Club make Athens a must-stop for a wide variety of emerging and established stars from Taylor Swift to Snoop Dogg.
9 Straight Years as a Top 20 University
U.S. News & World Report ranks UGA as No. 18 best public university. The University of Georgia climbed two spots to No. 18 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 ranking of the best public universities in the nation. This marks the ninth consecutive year that UGA has placed in the top 20. UGA shares the No. 18 rank with Purdue University and the University of Washington.
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Jere W. Morehead
University of Georgia President
President Jere W. Morehead began his tenure as the 22nd University of Georgia President on July 1, 2013. Under his
ship, the University has risen in the rankings of the best public colleges and universities and has completed a series of initia tives to enhance student learning and success, including a requirement for experiential learning for all undergraduates.
Additionally, the University completed the most successful capital campaign in its history, raising $1.45 billion, and launched an Innovation District initiative to create UGA’s campus of the future, where students and faculty will partner with industry to generate ideas and solutions to continue the University’s role as a powerful driver of economic development in Georgia. During President Morehead’s tenure, UGA has increased its research expenditures by more than 50% and has been ranked among the top five universities for research based products reaching the marketplace for the past ten years. UGA was ranked No. 1 in the nation for FY2022.
In keeping with his focus on student success, President Morehead launched the ALL Georgia Program to support students from rural areas and created the Double Dawgs program, which enables students to save time and money by earning an undergraduate and graduate degree in five years or less. A UGA education is in greater demand than ever, with more than 43,500 applications submitted for a spot in the incoming class of 2027, and 6,200 students enrolled in that first-year class.
President Morehead has served the University of Georgia since 1986 in both faculty and administrative roles. Before becoming President, he was Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost from 2010 to 2013. Prior to 2010, he held several key administrative assignments, including Vice President for Instruction, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Associate Provost and Director of the Honors Program, and acting Executive Director of Legal Affairs.
He is the Meigs Professor of Legal Studies in the Terry College of Business, where he has held a faculty appointment since 1986. He is a co-author of several books and book chapters, including “The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business,” and he has published scholarly articles on legal topics ranging from export controls to jury selection. He has served as Editor-in-Chief of the American Business Law Journal.
Josh Brooks
J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics
J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks, a finalist for Sports Business Journal’s Athletic Director of the Year in 2023, continues to lead the University of Georgia Athletic Association through historic success. Georgia Athletics boasts remarkable accomplishments over the last three years, including a No. 7 final ranking in the 2023 LEARFIELD Directors Cup — Georgia’s highest mark in 18 years, a record-setting student-athlete GPA in each of the last two academic campaigns, unparalleled fundraising and over 15 capital projects that have been completed or are in progress
Bulldog athletic teams have won three team national championships and a total of seven SEC crowns, while there have been 15 individual national champions
The women’s soccer and volleyball teams have made the NCAA tournament in backto-back years for the first-time ever. During Wes Johnson’s first season as head coach, the baseball program advanced to a NCAA Super Regional for the first time since 2008.
Keidane McAlpine guided the soccer team to the 2023 SEC Championship, finishing with its highest ranking ever at No. 13 nationally
In addition to back-to-back national titles in 2021 and 2022, Georgia’s football team boasts an incredible 39-0 regular season record during Brooks’ three-year tenure. They have also recorded three-straight 12-0 regular seasons – the first time in SEC lore a program has done so. The Bulldogs enter the 2024 campaign having won an SEC and school record 27-straight regular season conference games and riding a school record 25-game home win streak
From academic and athletic success to historic fundraising and a multitude of facility projects, Brooks has continued to sustain Georgia’s standing as a national powerhouse. The Georgia Bulldog Club set new fundraising records in each of the last three years with $86.4 million raised in 2022, $102 million in 2023 and $113 million in 2024
Brooks has overseen substantial facility upgrades that include the brand-new Lindsey Hopkins Indoor Tennis Courts, improvements to the south side of Sanford Stadium, a $45 million renovation to Foley Field, a $38 million upgrade to the Jack Turner Softball Stadium, a new $1.8 million men’s and women’s basketball weight room as well as expansive updates to Stegeman Coliseum and a renovation project in the Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall
Georgia also built a new, state-of-the-art track and field locker room and recently announced plans to construct a one-of-a-kind track facility off South Milledge Avenue. This project will include the only indoor track and field venue in the state of Georgia and will allow the Bulldogs to host NCAA and SEC events as well as summer camps
While facility upgrades have been at the forefront, Georgia’s emphasis on Name, Image, and Likeness has further enhanced its commitment to the student-athlete experience. Georgia Athletics was one of the first departments to announce a comprehensive NIL program, which provides wide-ranging education, multi-media management tools and brand-building training. The Bulldogs became one of the first schools to build an in-house NIL department with an Athlete Manager to help student-athletes navigate this space
Under his guidance, Georgia re-branded the mental health and performance department, bringing in a new full-time director and an additional clinical counselor as well as adding sports psychology services for every team. A DEI committee was also established as Courtney Gay was hired to lead in the department’s DEI efforts
A native of Hammond, La., Brooks’ vision of competing for championships and postseason success and his passion for student-athletes began well before his time as Athletic Director
Before returning to UGA in 2016 as Executive Associate Director of Athletics, Brooks served as Deputy Athletics Director at the University of Louisiana Monroe from 2015-16 and Director of Athletics at Millsaps College from 2014-15. He also served in capacities as Director of Football Operations (2008-11) and Assistant and Associate AD for Internal Operations (2012-14) in his previous stint at UGA
Brooks also served as director of football operations at the University of Louisiana-Monroe beginning in 2004. He gained experience as a student at Louisiana State University, working as an equipment manager and a student assistant coach. During his four years at LSU, the Tigers participated in the 2000 Peach Bowl, 2002 Sugar Bowl, and won the 2001 Southeastern Conference championship
Brooks graduated from LSU (’02) with a degree in Kinesiology and completed his master’s degree in Sport Management from UGA (‘14). He and his wife, Lillie, have twin sons, Jackson and James, born in July of 2009 and a third son, Davis, born in March of 2012. He and his wife Lillie have become a vital part of the Athens community. On January 20, 2021, just two weeks after becoming Athletic Director, Brooks pledged $100,000 to create a need-based scholarship to support UGA students from Athens-Clarke County. His gift created a Georgia Commitment Scholarship (GCS), adding to the more than 550 endowed, need-based scholarships created under the GCS program since its launch in January 2017.
Athletic Association Administration
Darrice Griffin Senior Deputy Director of Athletics
David Shipley Faculty Athletics Representative
Will Lawler
Ron Courson
Stephanie Ransom Deputy Athletic Director
Ford Williams
Steven Drummond Executive Associate AD
Jeff Smith Senior Associate AD Compliance
Beth Dziedzic
Matt Brachowski Senior Associate AD
Brad Bell
Glada Horvat Senior Associate AD Academics & Eligibility
Travis Epling
Christie Purks Associate AD
Steve Flippen
Rhonda Kilpatrick Associate AD Academics & Eligibility
Scott Hallberg Associate AD Business Operations
Anna Randa Associate AD Sports Medicine
Tanner Stines Associate AD Facilities & Capital Projects
Leland Barrow Assistant AD Sports Communications
Athletic Association Administration
Christian Williams Associate AD Annual Giving/Ticketing
Amy Thomas Associate AD Human Resources
Alan Thomas Associate AD External Operations
Alan Daniel Assistant AD Annual Giving/Strat. Ops
Derek Hammock Associate AD Finance & Strategic Planning
Mike Bilbow Assistant AD Digital and Production
John Bateman Assistant AD Marketing
Emily Deitz Assistant AD Fan Engagement & Licensing
Courtney Gay Assistant AD Inclusive Excellence
Dr. Dylan Firsick Assistant AD Mental Health & Performance
Jen Galas Assistant AD Social Media & Digitial Strategy
Leigh Futch Assistant AD The Georgia Way
Dan Goldstein Assistant AD Systems & Operations
Mike Mobley Assistant AD Sports Communications
Corey Kopaniasz Assistant AD Academics
Tray Littlefield Assistant AD Sports Communications
Christopher Lakos Assistant AD Sports Communications
Chad Morehead Assistant AD Creative Strategy
Tanner Potts Assistant AD NIL
Heather Matherly Executive Assistant to Athletic Director
Georgia Golf History
In the spring of 1924, a handful of Georgia students banded together to create the university's inaugural golf team, marking the beginning of a fierce tradition of excellence.
In the early days of the program, the Georgia Men’s Golf team operated without a coach; instead, one player stepped into the role of captain, guiding their fellow Bulldogs. Among the first captains were notable figures like Harris Jones, John Grant, Billy Oliver, and Hugh Nunnally, who set the stage for what was to come.
The dawn of formal coaching arrived in 1930 with Murray Soule, who began to mold the program into something greater. He was succeeded by J.M. McFadden from 1933 to 1935, who then handed the reins to R.L. Keener, the coach from 1935 to 1942. Under Keener’s leadership, the Bulldogs claimed their first Southeastern Conference championship in 1941, but the shadow of World War II forced the team into hiatus for several years.
In 1946, Howell Hollis took the helm, laying a robust foundation for the program that would endure for decades. His tenure lasted until 1970, during which he guided 13 of his 25 teams to the NCAA Championships, achieving eight top-10 finishes and securing 13 SEC titles along the way. Notably, Hollis produced 10 individual conference champions, including George Hamer, who not only won the conference title in 1946 but also captured the national championship—a feat that remains unique among Bulldogs.
Hamer, affectionately dubbed "The Georgia Pine" for his stature, went on to achieve remarkable victories, including three Southeastern Amateur titles and wins at the Georgia State Open and Southern Amateur. Hollis also drew some of the game's finest talents to Athens, including David Boyd, Jimmy Gabrielsen, Vinny Giles, and Danny Yates, all of whom left a lasting impact on the program.
Following Hollis’ departure in 1970, Dick Copas stepped up, maintaining the high standards set by his predecessor. From 1971 to 1996, he guided the Bulldogs to 17 NCAA appearances, achieving 10 top-10 finishes and seven SEC titles. Under his mentorship, 61 players earned All-SEC honors, and 31 achieved All-American status. In 1978, Copas was recognized as National Coach of the Year, a testament to his exceptional leadership.
Copas nurtured an array of standout players, including Peter Persons, Chip Beck, Griff Moody, Matt Peterson, Paul Claxton, and Franklin Langham, solidifying Georgia's reputation in collegiate golf.
After Copas, Chris Haack took charge, transitioning from the American Junior Golf Association to lead the Bulldogs. In just his third year, he guided the team to its first national championship in 1999 and was subsequently named National Coach of the Year. Haack repeated this success in 2005, leading Georgia to another national title and earning the same recognition once more.
Under Haack’s stewardship, the Bulldogs have claimed five more SEC titles, raising Georgia's total to an impressive 26 championships. He has overseen record-breaking performances, with teams setting new benchmarks for lowest tournament and round scores, as well as individual achievements. Haack’s influence is reflected in the accomplishments of his players, with 32 earning All-American accolades and 36 being recognized as All-SEC, including standout players like 1998’s Jeremy Parrott, 2001’s Nick Cassini, and 2006’s Chris Kirk.
Through the years, the Georgia golf program has evolved, rooted in a legacy of leadership, talent, and resilience, reflecting the spirit and dedication of those who have come before.
SECond to None
The Georgia Men’s Golf program has produced 29 Southeastern Conference Champions.
This record exceeds any other league school and is the most of any athletic team at the University of Georgia.
The University of Georgia men’s golf team has a rich history of success in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), highlighted by numerous championship wins since its inception. The Bulldogs first claimed the SEC title in 1941, posting a score of 616 in their home city of Athens, Georgia.
Over the decades, they continued to dominate the conference, with notable victories throughout the 1950s and 1960s, including a remarkable performance in 1951 with a score of 579. The team maintained its competitive edge, securing championships in the 2000s, with significant wins at St. Simons Island in 2001, 2004, and 2006.
Their most recent triumph came in 2016, further cementing UGA’s legacy as a powerhouse in collegiate golf and showcasing the Bulldogs’ commitment to excellence in the sport.
Under the leadership of Coach Haack, the Bulldogs have secured 8 SEC Championship wins.
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1999 National Champions
Following the 1999 NCAA Championship in Chaska, Minn.
The announcer called out the wrong school as the winner of the national title.
A torrential rainstorm hit the suburb of Minneapolis. And a courtesy van provided to the actual champion was vandalized, presumably by a not-so-gracious loser.
But guess what? The players and coaches from the Georgia men’s golf team could not have cared less. All of that was a small price to pay for the program’;s first national championship.
“It’s an indescribable feeling,” said Coach Chris Haack, whose Georgia (not Washington, as the announcer said) squad secured the trophy. “All the hard work, all the sacrifice, all the time spent hitting balls, it’s worth it. I always wondered what it felt like when teams like UNLV and Oklahoma State won the national title. Now I know and it’s a great feeling. I am so proud of our guys. A four-day tournament is a real grind, but they stayed focused and played good, steady golf all week. They really played like champions.”
Especially on the last day of the tournament. The Bulldogs entered the fourth and final round trailing perennial power Oklahoma State by five shots at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Going in, the players and coaches to a man said making up five shots was not a difficult proposition and they were right. Georgia actually pulled ahead after just two holes and extended its lead throughout the rest of the front nine before holding on down the stretch to win by three.
“We knew that we had to be patient on this course because so much can change so quickly,” Michael Morrison said. “You can’t take anything for granted. You have to play every shot as hard as the last one. You’ve got to play every hole to the best of your ability. I think we all did that.”
Particularly Ryuji Imada. He paced the comeback effort with a 5-under par 67, one off the course record for Hazeltine. Imada finished the tournament at
one-under 287, good enough for second place behind Northwestern’s Luke Donald, the National Player of the Year who fired a 284.
“It was one of the best 18 holes of golf I’ve ever seen,” said Haack, who sported a newly shaved bald head after the NCAAs as he made good on a pre-tournament promise. “Ryuji was spectacular. He certainly picked the right time to turn it on. That could go down in history as one of the best final rounds at the NCAAs. The little man just put us on his back and took us to the title.”
Imada, who garnered First-Team All-America honors two days after the NCAAs, had a chance at winning the medalist title down the stretch, but he said he focused more on the team crown.
“The last thing I wanted to do was mess up and cost us the national championship,” Imada said. “I had a couple of chances to go at the flag, but I didn’t because it meant more for us as a team to win the national championship. I wanted to be aggressive, but I didn’t want to let the team down.”
Imada finished the year as the nation’s third-ranked golfer, trailing only Donald and Georgia Tech’s Bryce Molder.
“It’s the best feeling I’ve ever had. It’s unbelievable”, Nick Cassini said. “No matter what any of us do the rest of our lives in golf, we’ll be the 1999 national champions. It’s like a dream come true.”
2005 National Champions
With Coach Chris Haack rubbing the lucky coin in his pocket, the Georgia men’s golf team cashed in at the NCAA Championship.
The Bulldogs went wire-to-wire as the tournament leader at Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Md., finishing with an 11-shot advantage over instate rival Georgia Tech. Georgia fired an even-par 280 in the final round to wind up at 15-over 1,135.
Afterward, Haack was chosen as the recipient of the Golf Coaches Association of America’s Dave Williams Award as the National Coach of the Year.
“I could not be prouder of this group of guys,” said Haack, who carried a coin given to him by his daughter, Katie, that had the inscription, “Dad, I Love You.”
“I knew that we had the talent, the confidence and the demeanor to challenge for the championship this year,” Haack continued. “It’s been a good year, but we only had two wins coming in. I knew if they all put it together, it would be special. They just happened to do it this week when it meant the most.”
The national championship is the second in Georgia history. The 1999 Bulldogs claimed the national title in Minnesota. It was also the Bulldogs’ third tournament title of the year.
“it’s awesome to go out like this,” said David Denham, the only senior in the Bulldogs’ lineup. “You live for moments like this. Every team strives to win the national championship, but not too many of them do it.”
“This is what you play for,” Richard Scott said. “This is what this team was put together for. It’s great to go out and win other tournaments, but this is the one we all play for.”
“This is the biggest one,” team captain Kevin Kisner said.”This is what you set your goals for. This is why we all came to Georgia. We’ve got too solid of a team not to win tournaments. When we all play well, it’s hard for us to lose.”
The Bulldogs entered the final round with a 9-shot lead over the Yellow Jackets, and they knew it would be hard to give that kind of lead away. Still, when Brendon Todd’s putt rolled in on No. 18, the players and coaches were all at once relieved and ecstatic.
“This is the ultimate feeling,” Chris Kirk said. “It’s awesome. It’s a great group of guys, and I have loved playing with them the last two years.”
“It feels great,”Todd said.”It’s probably the biggest accomplishment any of us have in golf. It’s just incredible to win the national championship. And I’m excited about the next couple of years. I think we might have some more in us.”
Todd wound up as the Bulldogs’ top individual at 3-over 283, followed by Kirk and Kisner at 5-over 285, Scott at 6-over 286 and Denham at 8-over 288. Todd finished tied for seventh, and Kirk and Kisner were in the group that tied for 13th. Scott had a top-20 finish as he wound up tied for 16th.
Following the NCAAs, all five golfers earned All-America honors. In addition, assistant coach Jim Douglas announced he was stepping down to pursue other business opportunities and he was succeeded on the staff by former Bulldog All-American Ryan Hybl.
2x National Coach of the Year 1999 and 2005
3x SEC Coach of the year 1998, 2000, 2006, 2010 and 2015
2x National Champion 1999 and 2005
8x SEC Champion 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2015
71 All-Americans
14 first team, 18 second team, eight third team and 31 HM
73 All-SEC Selections
45 first team and 28 second team
GCAA Hall Of Fame Inductee 2012
GSGA Hall Of Fame Inductee 2016
Georgia Sports hall of Fame Inductee 2018
Ben Hogan Award Winner Chris Kirk, 2007
Fred Haskins Award Winner Russell Henley, 2010
6 SEC Players of the Year
Davis Thompson, 2021; Lee McCoy, 2016; Russell Henley, 2010; Chris Kirk, 2006; Nick Cassini, 2001; Jeremy Parrott, 1998; Peter Persons, 1986
8 SEC Freshmen of the Year
Trent Phillips, 2019; Bryden Macpherson, 2010; Harris English, 2008; Hudson Swafford, 2007; Brian Harman, 2006; Brendon Todd, 2004; Kevin Kisner, 2003; Mark Northey, 1996
67 Team Championships
63 Individual Medalists
19 Scholar All-Americans
1 NCAA Post-Graduate Scholar
8 Faculty Athletic Representative Awards
U.S. Palmer Cup Coach 2001 and 2006
Chris Haack
Head Coach/Director of Golf 29th Season
Chris Haack was named the Georgia men’s golf coach on July 18,1996 – and he has guided the Bulldogs to their highest levels of success.
Haack has coached the Bulldogs to two national championships (the only two in school history), eight Southeastern Conference crowns, 67 team tournament titles, and virtually every squad and individual records.
Under his tutelage, 27 Bulldogs have accumulated 63 medalist titles. Thirty-one of his players have rolled up 70 All-America honors, while 33 have earned 73 All-SEC certificates. He also has coached 19 Scholar All-Americans. Eleven of Haack’s pupils have amassed 44 PGA Tour wins and, all told, his former players have earned more than $200 million at the pro level.
Haack was inducted into the GCAA Hall of Fame in 2012, the GSGA’s Georgia Golf Hall of Fame in 2016, and the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 2018.
Haack’s Bulldogs have had nine top-10 and 17 top-20 efforts at the NCAAs, including the 1999 and 2005 national championships, runner-up efforts in 2007 and 2011, and third-place showings in 2009 and 2015.
In 2022, Haack led the Bulldogs to the Linger Longer Invitational title, giving him at least one win in 22 of his 26 seasons. He guided his team back to the NCAA Championships with a fourth-place showing in the Bryan Regional. Haack coached Trent Phillips to his fourth straight All-America certificate (the fifth Bulldog to accomplish that feat) and his fourth consecutive First-Team All-SEC recognition (the first Bulldog reaching that status) and Maxwell Ford to the SEC’s All-Freshman Team. Phillips picked up medalist honors in the Williams Cup and was on the watch list for several prestigious postseason awards.
In 2021, Haack piloted the Bulldogs to team titles in the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate and the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship. He coached Phillips and Davis Thompson to medalist honors in the Gator Invitational and Tiger Invitational, respectively. Thompson was named First-Team All-America and was picked as the SEC Golfer of the Year. Phillips became a third-time All-American and joined Thompson as First-Team All-SEC. Thompson, Phillips, and Connor Creasy earned All-America Scholar recognition. Sepp Straka, an All-American for Haack in 2016, represented Austria in Olympics in Tokyo with his brother and former UGA teammate Sam on the bag.
Haack led the Bulldogs to wins in the Jim Rivers Invitational and the Crooked Stick Invitational in the pandemic-shortened 2020 campaign. Thompson and Phillips earned First-Team All-America honors and they were joined by Calum Masters as All-America Scholars.
His Bulldogs won thrice in 2019, taking the Puerto Rico Classic, the Linger Longer Invitational, and the NCAA Athens Regional. Phillips, Spencer Ralston, and Thompson were chosen as All-Americans and Phillips became Haack’s eighth SEC Freshman of the Year.
In 2018, Ralston earned All-America recognition for the Bulldogs, who finished second in three events. Greyson Sigg was an All-American while Ralston was chosen for the Freshman All-SEC squad in 2017.
In 2016, Haack led the Bulldogs to four team titles, including the 29th SEC Championship in school history and the Tuscaloosa Regional. Haack was chosen as the SEC Coach of the Year for the fifth time in his career. Lee McCoy was picked as an All-American and as the SEC Golfer of the Year after claiming conference medalist honors. Bubba Watson, an All-American for Haack in 2000, represented the United States in the 2016 Olympics.
In 2015, Haack led the Bulldogs to three victories, then piloted the squad to the “Final Fore” in the NCAA Championships. McCoy was an All-American after claiming medalist honors a school-record-tying four times and Zach Healy was an All-American.
Haack’s 2014 Bulldogs won four times, including the San Antonio Regional. Haack’s charges picked up two titles in 2013, winning the Brickyard Collegiate Championship and the Bulldog Battle at
Mountain Lake.
In 2012, Haack guided a quintet of one junior, three sophomores and one freshman to the NCAAs.
Watson became the first Bulldog to win a professional major as he captured the 2012 Masters title. In 2014, Watson won the Masters again, made the U.S. Ryder Cup Team, and was one of an unprecedented six Bulldogs (joining Brian Harman, Harris English, Russell Henley, Chris Kirk and Brendon Todd) to win a PGA Tour event. In 2012, Haack added the position of Director of Golf. He serves as the liaison between the Athletic Association and the UGA Golf Course, oversees the Boyd Center and the adjacent practice facilities, and is available as counsel to women’s coach Josh Brewer.
Haack piloted the 2011 Bulldogs to the final match of the NCAAs. In 2009-10, Haack coached Henley to National and SEC Player of the Year honors. He guided the Bulldogs to three wins, including the SEC Championship. In the Williams Intercollegiate, Haack’s squad made up a 15shot deficit after two rounds to win by one shot – the largest rally in his tenure.
The 2009 Bulldogs won five tournaments, including the SEC title. His Bulldogs finished No. 1 in the final Golfstat poll and came in third at the NCAAs. The 2008 Bulldogs finished the year with the No. 1 ranking. Haack’s team won three times and came in eighth at the NCAAs. In 2007, Georgia won five out of seven tournaments. Despite placing second at the NCAAs, Georgia held the final No. 1 ranking. In 2006, Haack led the Bulldogs to a school-record-tying six tournament wins and he was chosen as the SEC Coach of the Year. He was selected by the GCAA as the 2006 head coach for the U.S. Palmer Cup Team.
The Bulldogs won three tournaments in 2005 – including the most memorable one in the spring as Georgia capped the season with a wire-to-wire win at the NCAAs. Haack was chosen as the National Coach of the Year. Haack’s 2004 Bulldogs won the SEC title. In 2003, his Bulldogs cracked the win column at the Tennessee Tournament of Champions. Though his 2002 Bulldogs did not win a tournament, Haack was recognized as one of the nation’s top coaches as he was chosen as coach for Team USA for the Palmer Cup.
Haack’s 2001 Bulldogs won six events, including a school-record four straight, and finished the season ranked No. 1 in the nation. Haack’s 2000 Bulldogs won three tournaments and he earned SEC Coach of the Year honors.
Haack’s breakthrough season with the Bulldogs came in 1999. No Georgia team had ever ascended to the No. 1 position in the polls, but Haack’s team did so early in the spring campaign. The Bulldogs later validated their ranking by winning the program’s first national championship. Haack was named National Coach of the Year.
In 1998, Haack led Georgia to four wins, including its first SEC crown since 1988. Haack’s first Georgia squad in 1997 showed glimpses of what lay ahead as the youthful Bulldogs finished fourth or better in seven of 11 events and advanced to the NCAA Regional.
Before being named Georgia’s coach, Haack was a driving force for the American Junior Golf Association. He joined the AJGA in 1981 as a tournament director before becoming director of operations in 1984 and director of development in 1985. He served a seven-year stint as captain of the Canon Cup West Team, squads that included Tiger Woods. In an initiative begun as foundation director from 1988-90, he organized and established fund-raising programs to build surplus moneys for the AJGA’s perpetuity, bringing in more than $750,000 for the foundation and other junior programs. Haack served as assistant executive director from 1990-96, helping manage a staff of 22 and an annual budget of $2.5 million. He helped oversee the running of 50-plus events nationwide.
The recipient of the AJGA Sportsmanship Award, Haack graduated from Newnan High School in 1978. He attended West Georgia College, where he played on the golf team, and he received his degree from Mellen.
Haack is married to the former Ronda Livesay and they have six children (Kasi, Charlie, Kassidy, Katie, Kaylee, and Katie Beth) and one grandson (Banks).
Jim AssociateDouglas
Head Coach 23rd Season
Jim Douglas, who helped the Georgia men’s golf team win the program’s two national championships, rejoined the Bulldogs’ staff in January of 2011 and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in July of 2012. He is in his 23rd season overall with the Bulldogs.
Douglas was Georgia’s assistant coach from 1997 through 2005, during which time the Bulldogs celebrated some of their greatest success.
With Douglas as Coach Chris Haack’s lieutenant, Georgia won NCAA titles in 1999 and 2005, along with four Southeastern Conference championships (1998, 2000, 2001 and 2004). Georgia produced 26 All-Americans, 30 All-SEC picks, two SEC Players of the Year, two SEC Freshmen of the Year, 33 SEC Academic Honor Roll selections, six Scholar All-Americans, and an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient in that span.
Douglas served parts of the 200910 season as a volunteer coach, including during Georgia’s run to the SEC title.
In 2011, with Douglas assisting Haack in the spring, the Bulldogs advanced to the final match of the NCAA Championship. Douglas and Haack also guided the Bulldogs to the 2015 “Final Fore.” In 2015, Douglas also helped the Bulldogs win the 29th SEC title in school history.
Douglas graduated from UGA with a degrees in Political Science and History.
He has two sons, James and Charles.
Mookie DeMoss
Assistant Coach 2nd Season
Former Georgia men’s golf letterman Mookie DeMoss joined the program’s staff as an assistant coach on Jan. 11, 2024. He is in his second season with the team.
DeMoss, a Duluth native, captained the 2015 squad that went to the Final Four at the NCAA Championships. He was also an All-American Honorable Mention in 2015 and finished 11th individually in NCAA Stroke Play that year.
“I’m extremely grateful and honored to be back at Georgia,” DeMoss said. “In my opinion, the Georgia golf program is the best in the country - the tradition here is second to none. I was very humbled when Coach Haack approached me about this assistant coaching position. I learned so much from playing here and from former players pouring into me and this program. My wife and I both graduated from UGA and spent the first few years of our marriage here, is getting to be back in Athens is incredible. I’m so excited to get to work and for the opportunity to be part of Georgia again.”
During his time as a Bulldog, DeMoss helped lead the team to 10 tour-
nament wins, including three team victories in 2015. His best finish that season was a third-place result and earned a low round of 68.
After graduating from Georgia in 2015, DeMoss competed in PGA TOUR Canada. He then played at the Barbasol Championships, a PGA TOUR event, in July of 2017, and the PGA Tour Latinoamérica in 2018 before becoming a Korn Ferry Tour member in 2019. In 2020, DeMoss won the Kannapolis Open on the GPro Tour, shooting 67-61-62 and carding a 23-under 190. He returned to PGA Tour Latinoamérica in 2020 and 2021.
Between Feb. 2020 and Sept. 2023, DeMoss earned seven top-15 finishes across 22 events. During his professional career, DeMoss Monday qualified for multiple events on the Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA TOUR, including the Barbasol and Club Car Championship at The Landings Club in April 2022. He also caddied on the PGA TOUR for former Bulldogs Sepp Straka, Chris Kirk, Brendon Todd, Keith Mitchell and TOUR Player Josh Teater.
“This team is a really tight-knit group of guys,” DeMoss said. “They love to compete, and I think they haven’t come close to reaching their potential yet. My goal is to help maximize potential and help these guys to fall in love with the process of being the best they are capable of becoming.”
DeMoss and his wife, Betsy, are both Bulldog graduates and stayed in the Athens area for the first few years of their marriage. The two recently welcomed a daughter, Jane, on October 4th, 2023.
Billy Abdow
Freshman | Duluth, Ga. 6’2” | 175 LBS
High School
• Attended Rivers Academy Private School in Alpharetta
• Earned all-county honors from the Daily Post
Amateur Highlights
• Three top-10 finishes in two years
• Runner-up finish in the 2022 Georgia Amateur Championship
• Cities his performances in 2022 Georgia Amateur Championship as his top accomplishment in his career thus far
• Finished tied for ninth at the SCJGA - 29th Annual Bobby Chapman, shooting 73-70 in the event.
Personal
• Son of Anne and Paul Abdow and has a sister named Tate.
(2024-2025) Freshman
Tournament R1 R2 R3 Par Result Place
Island Resort Intercollegiate
Valero Texas Collegiate
Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
Fallen Oak Collegiate
Ka'anapali Classic
Puerto Rico Classic
Southern Highlands Collegiate
Linger Longer Invitational
The Goodwin
The Ford
SEC Championship
Buck Brumlow
Senior | Cartersville, Ga. 5’11” | 190 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
62
Best Finish
T2 (Classic City Day One, 2023)
Low Round
64 (SEC Match Play Championship, 2022)
Low Tournament
205 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
2023-24 (Junior)
• Led in rounds under par, shooting under in 13 of 15 rounds in the fall
• Shot six rounds in the 60s
• Finished in 30th or better in all five events thus far, with a season-best finish of 10th at the Valero Texas Collegiate
• Recipient of the Doug & Diane Magnus Family Athletic Scholarship
2022-2023 (Sophomore)
• Finished 17th in the Frederica Cup
• Posted a personal best of 6-under 66 in the first round of the Frederica Cup
• Served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
2021-2022 (Freshman)
• Placed a career-best fifth in the Williams Cup
• Set career lows for round (6-under 66) and tournament (9-under 207) in the Puerto Rico Classic
• Had two counting rounds in the Bryan Regional to help the Bulldogs qualify for the NCAA Championships
• Named the recipient of the Doug and Diane Magnus Family Athletic Scholarship
High School
• Graduated from Cartersville High School
• Won the 2021 Georgia AAAAA individual state championship
• Named the 2021 Georgia AAAAA Player of the Year
• Was on the 2021 Georgia AAAAA state runner-up team
• Won region titles in 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021.
Amateur Highlights
• Advanced to the match-play portion of the 2021 U.S. Amateur at Chambers Bay
• Won the 2019 Georgia Four-Ball Championship
• Posted four top-10s in AJGA events, including runner-up efforts in the 2018 Evitt Foundation RTC Junior All-Star and the City of London Junior Championship
• Won six SJGT events (2020 Cartersville CC Junior Classic, 2018 Achasta Club Junior, 2018 Hermitage Junior Classic, 2017 UGA GC Junior Classic, 2017 SJGT Championship, and 2017 SJGT Dalton Classic)
• Recorded 10 top-10s in SJGT events
• Named the 2017 SJGT Player of the Year
Personal
• Born Aug. 12, 2002
• Son of Andy and Leslie Brumlow
• Majoring in Risk Management and Insurance
CAREER STATISTICS
(2024-2025) Senior
(2023-2024) Junior
(2022-2023) Sophomore
(2021-2022) Freshman
James Earle
Freshman | Jupiter, Fla. 6’0” | 175 LBS
Best Finish
T27 (Island Resort Intercollegiate, 2024)
Low Round
67 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
Low Tournament
217 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
High School
• Played at Jupiter High School in Jupiter, Fla., posting an 18-hole average of 70.9.
• Was one of 12 golfers in the county named to the boys All-Palm Beach Post County team after helping lead his team to a district runner-up finish in 2021
• Finished tied for 19th at the 3A Florida Boys High School Golf Tournament in 2022
Amateur Highlights
• Played in the US Amateur Championships at Cherry Hills in August 2023, which he cited as his favorite golf memory. During the qualifying tournament for the event, Earle shot a course record at Ballenisles Country Club on the East Course, carding a bogey-free 63
Personal
• Son of Michelle and Geordie Earle, and has two siblings – Jack and Sarah (2024-2025) Freshman
Valero Texas Collegiate
Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
Linger Longer Invitational
The Goodwin The Ford SEC Championship
CAREER STATISTICS
George Langham
Graduate | Peachtree City, Ga. 6’2” | 151 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
51
Best Finish
1st (x3: Last: AAC Championship, 2022)
Low Round
67 (x2: Last: Monument Golf Oldfield Classic, 2023)
Low Tournament
207 (x2: Last: Coastal Georgia Fall Invitational, 2022)
2023-24 (Senior)
• Redshirted
• Recipient of the James R. Gabrielsen Men’s Golf Scholarship
• George Langham transferred to Georgia following a four-year career at the College of Coastal Georgia. Below is Langham’s player bio from his previous school.
2022-23 (Junior)
2021-22
(Sophomore)
• Langham finished his second season with the Mariners ranked 75 by GolfStat
• Averaged a score of 74.4 per round and was +2.71 vs. par
• His lowest round of the season was a 69...Helped Coastal Georgia to a national ranking of seven by GolfStat
• Was named an NAIA Third Team All-American for the 2021-22 season.
2020-21 (Freshman)
• Competed in nine tournaments and 24.0 rounds
• Finished with a 73.33 average score
• Maintained a 1.62 vs. par average
• Ranked 39th in the National Rating
• Had a 77.7 finish percentage
• Best finish was third in the SCAD Savannah duel
• His low round was 69 which he recorded in three events
• Participated in the National Tournament where he placed 62nd and the team finished seventh
• Named first team All-Conference, Ping NAIA All-American, and NAIA third team All-American
High School
• Attended Starrs Mill High School
• Lettered all four years
• Earned State 5AAAAA All-Region first team honors
• Was a state runner up and regional champion
• His team won State twice and Regionals three times
Personal
• Majored in general business at Coastal Georgia
• Favorite sport other than golf is basketball
• Favorite memory was winning his first state championship
CAREER STATISTICS
(2024-2025) Graduate
Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
Ka'anapali Classic
Linger Longer Invitational The Goodwin The
(2023-2024) Senior - Redshirted
(2022-2023) Junior - College of Coastal Georgia
(2021-2022) Sophomore - College of Coastal Georgia
(2021-2020) Freshman - College of Coastal Georgia
Carter Loflin
Junior | Duluth, Ga. 6’0” | 154 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
23
Best Finish
T5 (Valero Texas Collegiate, 2023)
Low Round
67 (x2: Last: Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
Low Tournament
205 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2022)
2023-24 (Sophomore)
• Earned a career-best fifth place finish at the Valero Texas Collegiate, posting a career-low round of 67 on the third day to card a five-under 211 while playing as an individual
• Played in all four of the team’s fall tournaments, competing as an individual at the Valero Texas Collegiate and the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic
• Recipient of the Men’s Golf Athletic Endowed Scholarship
2022-2023 (Freshman)
• Named the SEC Freshman of the Week after placing a career-best 10th in the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate
• All three rounds in Hawaii were in the 60s
• Made his Georgia debut with a 29th-place showing in the Frederica Cup, including a 4-under 68 in the first round
• Represented Georgia in the Patriot All-America
High School
• Graduated from St. Pius X
• Named All-State, helped St. Pius win two state titles, and was a 2-time runner-up at the state championship meet
Amateur Highlights
• Named to the 2021 Rolex Junior All-America Team
• Chosen as the 2020 SJGT Player of the Year
• Recorded several top-10 finishes on the AJGA and SJGT circuits, including wins in the Future Masters, the Billy Peek Invitational, the UGA Invitational, the Berkeley Hills Junior Classic, and the Canebrake Junior Classic
Personal
• Born Aug. 28, 2003
• Son of Stephen and Sonya Loflin
• Majoring in Business
CAREER STATISTICS
(2024-2025) Junior
(2023-2024) Sophomore
(2022-2023) Freshman
Matt Moloney
Freshman | Daniels Island, S.C.
6’0” | 160 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
3
Best Finish
T24 (Valero Texas Collegiate)
Low Round
69 (Island Resort Intercollegiate, 2024)
Low Tournament
215 (Valero Texas Collegiate, 2024)
Amateur Highlights
• Graduate of Bishop England High School in Davis Island, S.C., peaking as the second-ranked golfer in his high school class.
• Was a member of the 2022 Junior President’s Cup team, helping lead the U.S. to a 13-11 win.
• Two tournament wins – at the 2022 Sung Hyun Park Junior Championship and The Dye Junior Championship in 2022
• Five top-10 finishes
Personal
• Son of Kathy and John Moloney and the brother to Joe and Jack
• He chose Georgia because of its tradition, the players’ results over the years and his connection with his future teammates.
(2024-2025) Freshman
Fallen Oak Collegiate
Ka'anapali Classic
Southern Highlands Collegiate
Linger Longer Invitational
The Goodwin
The Ford SEC Championship
Camden Smith
Sophomore | Ponte Vedra, Fla. 5’9” | 145 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
9
Best Finish
T6 (Linger Longer Invitational, 2024)
Low Round
66 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
Low Tournament
207 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
Freshman (2023-24)
• Competed in his first collegiate tournament at the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic, carding a four-under 208 to finish tied for 44th
• Shot under par in two of the three rounds at the event
• Recipient of the C. Read Morton Men’s Golf Scholarship
High School
• Second-Team All-American while playing at Ponte Vedra High School
Amateur Highlights
• Rated 20th nationally by the American Junior Golf Association
• Recorded 27 top-20 finishes in AJGA, Florida Junior Tour, and various invitationals since 2019
• Claimed the 2021 AJGA Circle K Junior Championship and the 2021 FJT at the Florida Club
• Won two editions of the 2020 Eagle Creek Open
• His 2022 schedule was highlighted by a second-place showing in the Western Junior Championship, where he tied the course record with a final-round 66 and fell in a playoff
• Also had a fourth-place efforts in the Kentucky Junior PGA Championship and the Osprey Point Open in 2022
Personal
• Born on April 30, 2004
• Son of Brent and Katie Smith
• Brother to Ethan and Gracie
• Majoring in sports management
CAREER STATISTICS
Puerto Rico Classic
Southern Highlands Collegiate
Linger Longer Invitational
The Goodwin
The Ford
SEC Championship
Tournament
Valero Texas Collegiate
SEC Match Play Championship
Ben Hogan Collegiate Invitational
(2024-2025) Sophomore
(2023-2024) Freshman
NCAA Regionals
Grayson Wood
Sophomore | Fredericksburg, Va.
5’9” | 160 LBS
Rounds Par of Better
29
Best Finish
1st (x2: Last: Los Vaqueros Intercollegiate, 2023)
Low Round
64 (NCAA Regionals, 2024)
Low Tournament
205 (Ka’anapali Classic, 2024)
CAREER STATISTICS
Transferred to Georgia following a year at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Freshman (2023-24)
• Atlantic 10 Golfer and Freshman of the Year at Virginia Commonwealth University
• first player in conference history to earn both player and freshman of the year recognitions
• finished tied for first individually at the Atlantic 10 Championship, helping lead the Rams to their fifth league title
• named to the Division I PING All-East Region Team
• helping lead VCU to an eighth-place result at the Chapel Hill Regional during the 2024 NCAA Championships, the program’s best finish in over 20 seasons. His final round score of 64 marked the fourth time a Ram reached the mark
• claimed his two tournament wins during his freshman season- at the Los Vaqueros Intercollegiate in Cancun, shooting six-under-par 210, before finishing in first place individually at the conference championship.
• named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week on March 4 and Freshman of the Week twice during the fall
• placed in the top 15 individually in eight of 12 tournaments, including five top 10 finishes in his freshman season
Prior to VCU
• Named the Virginia State Golf Association Junior Player of the Year in 2022
• graduated from Massaponax High School in May 2022, taking a gap year between completing high school and enrolling at VCU. As a junior, Wood won the 2022 Bobby Bowers, the 2022 VSGA Junior Match Play title, the 2022 VSGA State Amateur Championship, and the U.S. Amateur Qualifier in 2023.
Personal
• Born on May 24, 2005
• Brother to Marshall
• Son of Ken and Rise Wood
• Began playing golf when he was three years old and grew up playing at the Fredericksburg Country Club.
Linger Longer Invitational
The Goodwin
The Ford
SEC Championship
(2024-2025) Sophomore
Hal Williams Collegiate
Wolfpack Individual
(2023-2024) Freshman
2023-2024 Season Results
VALERO TEXAS COLLEGIATE
Sept. 9-11, 2023 // San Antonio, Texas
TPC San Antonio - 7,106 yards, Par 72
Place School Score To Par
1. No. 3 Vanderbilt 283-292-276=851 -13
2. TCU 287-285-284=856 -8
3. Baylor 289-284-287=860 -4
4. No. t-13 Virginia 288-291-284=863 -1
5. No. 10 Oklahoma 285-294-286=865 +1
6. LSU 301-280-285=866 +2
7. Florida Gulf Coast 285-295-288=868 +4
8. No. 20 Georgia 298-287-290=875 +11
9. Liberty 293-287-300=880 +16
10. UTSA 290-296-296=882 +18
11. Louisville 295-296-298=889 +25
12. Georgia Southern 299-302-293=894 +30
Georgia Individual Results
t-5 Carter Loflin (i) 75-70-67=212 -4
t-10 Buck Brumlow 73-70-71=214 -2
t-33 Caleb Manuel 78-71-72=221 +5
t-33 Ben van Wyk 74-71-76=221 +5
t-38 Connor Creasy 73-78-71=222 +6
t-63 Beck Burnette 78-75-76=229 +13
SEC MATCH PLAY
Sept. 25-27, 2023 // Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham Country Club - 6,706 yards, Par 72 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 2 Auburn 274-264-273=811 -41
2. No. 7 Vanderbilt 269-276-279=824 -28
3. No. 11 Arkansas 272-268-287=827 -25
4. No. 6 Ole Miss 276-272-280=828 -24
5. No. 5 Tennessee 278-272-279=829 -23
6. No. 18 Texas A&M 270-278-283=831 -21
7. No. 16 Florida 285-272-279=836 -16
8. No. 12 Alabama 284-279-280=843 -9
9. No. 20 Mississippi St. 275-282-292=849 -3
10. No. 25 LSU 280-282-288=850 -2
11. No. 44 Georgia 280-286-286=846 E
12. No. 37 Missouri 286-282-286=848 +2
13. Kentucky
14. South Carolina
Georgia Individual Results
+8
+10
t-28 Buck Brumlow 70-70-71=211 -2
t-28 Ben van Wyk 67-74-70=211 -2
t-52 Caleb Manuel 71-71-76=218 +5 t-52 Carter Loflin 72-73-72=218 +5 t-52 Connor Creasy 74-72-72=218 +5
BEN HOGAN COLLEGIATE
Oct. 2-3, 2023 // Fort Worth, Texas
Shady Oaks Country Club - 6,212 yards, Par 71 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 4 Vanderbilt 271-279-274=824 -16
2. No. 1 North Carolina 276-280-270=825 -15
3. No. 6 Arizona St. 272-276-280=827 -13
4. No. 24 Oregon 281-276-271=828 -12
5. No. 19 Oklahoma 277-265-294=836 -4
6. No. 20 Florida St. 284-279-279=842 +2
7. (RV) Georgia 282-282-283=847 +7
8. No. 3 Georgia Tech 283-287-279=849 +9
t-9. No. 9 Texas 290-276-287=853 +13
t-9. No. 15 Texas A&M 288-282-283=853 +13
11. (RV) Oklahoma St. 287-280-287=854 +14
12. (RV) Wake Forest 287-280-289=856 +16
13. No. 13 Texas Tech 290-281-287=858 +18 14. Pepperdine 285-288-291=864 +24 15. TCU 288-284-298-870 +30
Georgia Individual Results t-7. Ben van Wyk 68-67-71=206 -4 t-14. Buck Brumlow 72-69-67=208 -2 t-43. Connor Creasy 70-74-72=216 +6 t-57. Carter Loflin 73-73-73=219 +9 t-63. Caleb Manuel 72-73-76=221 +11
KA’ANAPALI COLLEGIATE CLASSIC
Oct. 26-28, 2023 // Maui, Hi. Royal Ka’anapali Course - 6,700 yards, Par 71 Place School Score To Par t-1. East Tennessee St. 272-267-271=810 -42 t-1. Oklahoma 272-267-271=810 -42 3. Liberty 262-272-279=813 -39 t-4. North Florida 276-269-271=816 -36 t-4. San Jose St. 269-277-270=816 -36
6. Georgia 266-285-270=821 -31 7. CSU-Northridge 288-280-264=832 -20 8. Kansas 280-277-277=834 -18 9. Hawaii 273-278-285=836 -16 10. Clemson 288-276-275=839 -13 11. Sacramento St. 276-281-283=840 -12 t-12. Louisiana 280-282-280=842 -10 t-12. Boise St. 277-278-287=842 -10 14. Gonzaga 285-278-284=847 -5 15. Connecticut 280-290-281=851 -1 16. Wyoming 284-291-277=852 E 17. Colorado 288-293-272=853 +1 18. Denver 288-291-281=860 +8 19. Mount St. Mary’s 290-295-283=868 +16 20. Air Force 291-295-293=879 +27
Georgia Individual Results
t-8. Ben van Wyk 66-71-66=203 -10 t-15. Connor Creasy 64-72-69=205 -8
t-24. Buck Brumlow 68-70-69=207 -6
t-30. Beck Burnette 69-73-66-208 -5
t-40. Camden Smith 68-72-69=209 -4
t-85. Carter Loflin (i) 75-71-72=218 +5
t-94. JT Herman (i) 75-75-70=220 +7
PUERTO RICO CLASSIC
Feb. 11-13, 2024 // San Juan, Puerto Rico
Grand Reserve Golf Club - 7,451 yards, Par 72
Place School Score To Par
1. No. 43 Georgia
275-268-279=822 -42
2. No. 13 Virginia 282-275-268=825 -39
3. No. 6 Tennessee 272-274-280=826 -38
4. No. 30 North Florida 271-274-282=827 -37
5. No. 15 Oklahoma 276-281-275=832 -32
6. No. 4 Ole Miss 285-274-275=834 -30
7. No. 29 Purdue 280-273-282=835 -29
8. Iowa 274-284-281=839 -25
9. No. 25 Ohio State 280-283-279=842 -22
10. Minnesota 281-274-291=846 -18
11. South Carolina 286-284-277=847 -17
12. No. 9 ETSU 279-283-289=851 -13
13. Wisconsin 281-283-288=852 -12
14. Charleston 284-288-281=853 -11
15. Marquette 287-289-296=872 +8
Georgia Individual Results
t-3. Connor Creasy 69-65-67=202 -14
t-8. Ben van Wyk 67-68-69=204 -12
t-21. Buck Brumlow 69-69-70=208 -8
t-26. Camden Smith 71-68-70=209 -7
t-30. Caleb Manuel 70-67-73=210 -6
t-53. Beck Burnette 69-68-77=214 -2
SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS CLASSIC
Feb. 25-27, 2024 // Las Vegas, Nev.
Southern Highlands Golf Club - 7,374 yards, Par 72 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 15 Oklahoma 284-291-281=856 -8
2. No. 2 Auburn 287-295-277=859 -5
3. No. 21 Texas 284-295-287=866 +2
4. No. 23 Florida 278-301-289=868 +4
5. No. 17 Illinois 280-302-287=869 +5
6. No. 35 San Diego State 282-298-291=871 +7
7. No. 1 North Carolina 283-295-294=872 +8
8. No. 34 Missouri 290-294-291=875 +11
9. No. 16 New Mexico 286-301-289=876 +12
t-10. No. 29 Georgia 297-297-284=878 +14
t-10. No. 30 Texas A&M 282-302-294=878 +14
12. Pepperdine 282-304-293=879 +15
13. No. 50 UNLV 291-298-292=881 +17
14. No. 4 Arizona State 287-296-299=882 +18 15. TCU 292-301-301=894 +30
Georgia Individual Results
t-9. Connor Creasy 69-75-70=214 -2
t-21. Camden Smith* 69-75-74=218 +2
t-29. Ben van Wyk 76-71-72=219 +3
t-46. Caleb Manuel 77-76-70=223 +7
t-59. Beck Burnette 75-78-72=225 +9
t-71. Buck Brumlow 77-75-79=231 +15
LINGER LONGER INVITATIONAL
March 17-19, 2024 // Greensboro, Ga.
Great Waters Course at Reynolds Lake Oconee - 7,358 yards, Par 72 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 16 Alabama 267-272-285=824 -40
2. No. 13 Virginia 276-279-280=835 -29
3. No. 27 Georgia 279-278-281=838 -26
4. No. 14 Georgia Tech 280-280-286=846 -18
5. No. 47 UNC-Greensboro 281-278-292=851 -13
6. Clemson 281-298-291=870 +6
7. Kennesaw State 293-284-297=874 +10
8. Augusta 291-292-295=878 +14
9. Georgia State 287-292-300=879 +15
t-10. Charlotte 287-295-299=881 +17
t-10. Jacksonville 284-296-301=881 +17
12. Mercer 297-295-301=893 +29 13. Louisiana Tech 294-291-310=895 +31 14. Wofford 302-308-308=918 +54
Georgia Individual Results t-4. Buck Brumlow 71-67-70=208 -8 t-6. Connor Creasy
Camden Smith
Beck Burnette*
-6 t-22. Caleb Manuel 71-72-71=214 -2 t-22. Ben van Wyk
Carter Loflin*
JT Herman*
THE GOODWIN
March 28-30, 2024 // San Francisco, Calif.
TPC Harding Park - 7,169 yards, Par 72 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 22 Georgia 279-285-275=839 -1 2. Utah 284-279-277=840 E 3. No. 44 Stanford 279-287-278=844 +4
4. No. 8 Tennessee 279-286-280=845 +5
5. No. 15 Georgia Tech 283-284-279=846 +6
6. No. 45 BYU 280-288-280=848 +8
7. San Francisco 289-276-284=849 +9
8. Pepperdine 281-288-282=851 +11
9. No. 27 UCLA 287-286-279=852 +12
10. No. 24 Oregon 290-287-277=854 +14
Georgia Individual Results
t-3. Ben van Wyk 69-67-71=207 -3
t-11. Buck Brumlow 69-73-68=210 E
t-11. Connor Creasy 71-71-68=210 E t-33. Caleb Manuel* 71-68-74=213 +3
t-55. Beck Burnette 70-77-69=216 +6
t-92. Camden Smith 76-74-70=220 +10
CALUSA CUP
April 7-9, 2024 // Naples, Fla.
Calusa Pines Golf Club - 7,119 yards, Par 72 Place School Score To Par
1. No. 16 Florida
283-286-292=861 -3
2. No. 28 Purdue 289-291-287=867 +3
3. No. 34 Wake Forest 287-298-284=869 +5
4. No. 15 Georgia Tech 293-296-294=883 +19
5. No. 20 Georgia 291-301-292=884 +20
6. Miami (OH) 296-293-301=890 +26
7. Iowa
8. Nebraska
Georgia Individual Results
293-298-301=892 +28
300-309-303=912 +48
2. Ben van Wyk 69-72-70=211 -5
t-20. Connor Creasy 72-77-74=223 +7
t-22. Caleb Manuel 74-77-73=224 +8
t-34. Buck Brumlow 80-75-75=230 +14
t-34. Camden Smith 76-77-77=230 +14
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP
April 24-28, 2024 //St. Simons Islands, Ga. Seaside Golf Resort - 6,883 yards, Par 70 Place School Score To Par text
Georgia Individual Results text
NCAA REGIONALS
May 13-15, 2024 // Austin, Tx.
The University of Texas Golf Club Place School Score To Par
1. No. 7 Texas 273-273-279=825 -27
2. No. 6 Tennessee 276-280-285=841 -11
3. Notre Dame 275-283-288=846 -6 4. Utah 285-283-282=850 -2
5. Wake Forest 289-281-284=854 +2
6. Brigham Young 279-283-292-854 +2
t-7. UNCG 288-285-290=863 +11
t-7. No. 22 Georgia 284-287-292=863 +11
Georgia Individual Results
t-15. Ben van Wyk 71-71-70=213 E t-41. Connor Creasy 69-78-73=220 +7
t-41. Buck Brumlow 72-71-77=220 +7
t-56. Caleb Manuel 71-74-79=224 +11
73. Beck Burnette ---71-71=143 N/A
Notable Accolades
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
BEST ROUND (IN RELATION TO PAR)
1. 63 (-9) Peter Persons, 1984 Alarcon
63 (-9) Davis Thompson, 2018 Linger Longer
3. 64 (-8) Matt Peterson, 1988 Furman
63 (-8) Brendon Todd, 2003 Jerry Pate
63 (-8) Chris Kirk, 2005 All-American
64 (-8) Harris English, 2010 Puerto Rico
64 (-8).................... T.J. Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks
64 (-8)......................... Sam Straka, 2012 Brickyard
64 (-8) Lee McCoy, 2015 Augusta
64 (-8) Trent Phillips, 2018 Carmel Cup
62 (-8) Trent Phillips, 2020 Jerry Pate
64 (-8) Trent Phillips, 2021 Williams Cup
12. 65 (-7) Gus Holbrook, 1978 Junior-Senior
65 (-7) Tommy Tolles, 1987 Jackson
65 (-7) Greg Kennedy, 1988 Dixie
65 (-7)........................... Todd Thompson, 1988 SEC
65 (-7)............. Matt Peterson, 1989 ImperiaLakes
65 (-7) Bill Brown, 1991 Eagle
65 (-7) Justin Bolli, 1997 CCL
65 (-7) Nick Cassini, 2000 Carpet Capital
65 (-7) Kevin Kisner, 2003 Toyota
65 (-7) Richard Scott, 2003 Atlanta
64 (-7) Kevin Kisner, 2004 Jerry Pate
64 (-7) Chris Kirk, 2007 All-American
65 (-7)..................... Chris Kirk, 2007 Linger Longer
65 (-7).....................Harris English, 2007 Brickyard
65 (-7) Russell Henley, 2009 Brickyard
65 (-7) Keith Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks
65 (-7) T.J. Mitchell, 2013 Carpet Capital
64 (-7) Lee McCoy, 2014 Met Intercollegiate
64 (-7) Lee McCoy, 2015 Linger Longer
64 (-7) Greyson Sigg, 2016 Ka’anapali
64 (-7) Spencer Ralston, 2016 Ka’anapali
65 (-7).............. Greyson Sigg, 2017 Linger Longer
64 (-7)..........Spencer Ralston, 2018 All-American
64 (-7) Trent Phillips 2020 Ka’anapali (2)
64 (-7) Trent Phillips 2020 Ka’anapali (3)
65 (-7) Trent Phillips, 2022 Puerto Rico
65 (-7) Ben van Wyk, 2022 Puerto Rico
65 (-7) Connor Creasy, 2022 Fredercia Cup
64 (-7) Maxwell Ford, 2022 Ka’anapali
BEST TOURNAMENT TOTAL (IN RELATION TO PAR)
1. 193 (-20) Trent Phillips, 2020 Ka’anapali
2. 195 (-18) Chris Kirk, 2007 All-American
3. 200 (-16) Lee McCoy, 2015 Augusta
200 (-16) Greyson Sigg, 2017 Linger Longer
5. 201 (-15) Ryan Hybl, 2000 Golf World
201 (-15) T. J. Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks
201 (-15) Trent Phillips, 2018 Carmel Cup
201 (-15) ............ Trent Phillips, 2021 Williams Cup
201 (-15) Trent Phillips, 2022 Puerto Rico
8. 202 (-14) Erik Compton, 2000 Golf World
202 (-14) Lee McCoy, 2015 Linger Longer
202 (-14) Davis Thompson, 2021 Tallahassee
LOWEST SEASON AVERAGE
1. 69.65 ........................
Davis Thompson, 2020-21
2. 69.75 .............................
3. 69.95
4. 70.00
5. 70.08
6. 70.29
7. 70.40
8. 70.50
9. 70.59
Trent Phillips, 2019-20*
Davis Thompson, 2019-20*
Lee McCoy, 2015-16
Lee McCoy, 2014-15
Trent Phillips, 2021-22
Trent Phillips, 2018-19
Greyson Sigg, 2016-17
Spencer Ralston, 2018-19
10. 70.69 ................................
Joey Garber, 2013-14
11. 70.81 ...............................
Trent Phillips, 2020-21
LOWEST CAREER AVERAGE
1. 70.35
2. 70.87
3. 71.00
4. 71.18
5. 71.74
Trent Phillips, 2019-22
Lee McCoy, 2013-16
Davis Thompson, 2018-21
Spencer Ralston, 2017-21
Joey Garber, 2012-14
1. 265 (-23)
TEAM RECORDS
BEST ROUND (IN RELATION TO PAR)
2022 Puerto Rico
2. 268 (-20) 2000 Golf World
3. 265 (-19) 2008 East Regional
4. 270 (-18) 2000 Schenkel
270 (-18) 2009 Puerto Rico
266 (-18) 2016 Ka’anapali Classic
7. 271 (-17) ............................ 2016 Southern Inter. 267 (-17) .................................... 2019 Ka’anapali
9. 272 (-16) 2001 Atlanta
272 (-16) 2001 United States
268 (-16) 2004 Jerry Pate
268 (-16) 2018 Ka’anapali
BEST TOURNAMENT (IN RELATION TO PAR)
6. 71.79 .............................
Peter Persons, 1983-86 71.79
8. 71.89
9. 71.93
10. 72.08
1. 10
Erik Compton, 1999-01
Chris Kirk, 2006-07
Greyson Sigg, 2014-17
Griff Moody, 1978-80
TOP-10 FINISHES IN A SEASON
Franklin Langham, 1990-91
Chris Kirk, 2005-06
1. 811(-53) ................................... 2022 Puerto Rico
2. 822 (-42) 2000 Golf World
3. 811(-41) 2008 East Regional 4. 826 (-38) 2009 Puerto Rico
5. 829 (-35) 2000 Schenkel
6. 830 (-34) 2019 Clemson Inv.
7. 831 (-33) 2007 Brickyard 819 (-33) 2019 Ka’anapali
9. 833 (-31) 2001 Atlanta
3. 9 ...................................
Matt Peterson, 1988-89 4. 8
10. 834 (-30) .................................. 2011 Outerbanks
Chip Beck, 1975-76
Chip Beck, 1976-77
Chip Beck, 1977-78
Peter Persons, 1985-86
Ryuji Imada, 1998-99
Ryan Hybl, 2001-02
Chris Kirk, 2006-07
Russell Henley, 2009-10
Lee McCoy, 2014-15
Lee McCoy, 2015-16
TOP-10 FINISHES IN A CAREER
1. 27
TOURNAMENTS WON IN A SEASON
Chip Beck, 1975-78 2. 25
Lee McCoy, 2013-16
Chris Kirk, 2004-07
Trent Phillips, 2019-2022
Russell Henley, 2008-11
Griff Moody, 1977-80
Peter Persons, 1983-86
Spencer Ralston, 2017-21
Brendon Todd, 2004-07
Brian Harman, 2006-09
GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
FIRST TEAM
George Hamer 1946
John Carson 1951
David Boyd 1962
Jimmy Gabrielsen 1963
Vinny Giles 1966
Tommy Valentine 1970
Bill Kratzert 1974
Chip Beck 1977, 1978
Griff Moody 1979
Bob Wolcott 1984
Peter Persons 1986
Matt Peterson 1989
Franklin Langham 1991
Jeremy Parrott 1998
Ryuji Imada 1999
Nick Cassini 2001
Ryan Hybl 2002
Chris Kirk 2006, 2007
Brendon Todd 2007
Russell Henley 2010
Lee McCoy 2015, 2016
Davis Thompson 2020, 2021
Trent Phillips 2020, 2022
SECOND TEAM
Cobby Ware 1960
David Boyd 1961
Vinny Giles......................................................................... 1965
Allen Miller 1968, 1969
Bill Kratzert 1973
Chip Beck 1976
Griff Moody 1978
Peter Persons 1985
Matt Peterson 1988
Paul Claxton 1990
Nick Cassini 2000
Erik Compton ..................................................................... 2001
Bryant Odom 2001
David Denham 2005
Chris Kirk 2005
Brendon Todd 2005
Brian Harman 2006, 2007, 2009
Russell Henley 2008, 2009
Adam Mitchell 2008
Hudson Swafford 2008, 2009
Harris English.......................................................... 2010, 2011
Joey Garber 2014
Trent Phillips 2019
THIRD TEAM
Bob Moser 1959
Vinny Giles 1964
Tommy Barnes 1967
Lyn Lott 1972
Tim Simpson 1976
Jim Becker 1977
Robert Donald 1978
Mike Cook 1982
Wright Waddell 1983
Paul Claxton 1991
Michael Morrison 1999
Erik Compton 2000
Ryan Hybl 2001
David Miller 2001
Harris English 2008, 2009
Greyson Sigg 2016, 2017
HONORABLE MENTION
Terry Diehl 1969
Lloyd Liebler ...................................................................... 1971
Lyn Lott 1971
Danny Yates 1971
Tim Simpson 1975
Gus Holbrook 1977
Joe Walter 1977
Wayne Smith 1982, 1983
Louis Brown 1984
Matt Peterson 1987
Franklin Langham ............................................................. 1990
Mark Northey 1997
Michael Morrison 1998, 2000
Jeremy Parrott 1999
Bubba Watson 2000
David Miller 2002
Bryant Odom 2002
Kevin Kisner 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
David Denham 2003
Brendon Todd ......................................................... 2004, 2006
Richard Scott 2005, 2006
Adam Mitchell 2007, 2009
Russell Henley 2011
Hudson Swafford 2011
Keith Mitchell 2012
Michael Cromie 2014
Lee McCoy 2014
Zach Healy 2015
Mookie DeMoss ............................................................... 2015
Sepp Straka 2016
Spencer Ralston 2018, 2019
Davis Thompson 2019
Trent Phillips 2021
GOLF
FIRST
TEAM
Chris Kirk 2006, 2007
Brendon Todd 2007
Harris English.................................................................... 2010
Russell Henley 2010
Joey Garber 2014
Lee McCoy 2015, 2016
SECOND
TEAM
Brian Harman 2006, 2007, 2009
Russell Henley 2008, 2009
Hudson Swafford 2008
Lee McCoy 2014
Trent Phillips 2019, 2020
Davis Thompson 2020
THIRD
TEAM
Harris English 2008, 2009, 2011
Hudson Swafford 2009
Greyson Sigg 2016, 2017
HONORABLE MENTION
Kevin Kisner 2006
Richard Scott 2006
Brendon Todd 2006
Adam Mitchell 2007, 2009
Brian Harman 2008
Russell Henley 2011
Michael Cromie 2014
Sepp Straka 2016
Spencer Ralston 2019
Davis Thompson 2019
A
Abernathy, Pete 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Adams, James 1958, 1959
Adams, Rob ............................................................ 1990
Adams, William 1960
Adham, Richard ....................... 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
Allen, Jimmy 1962, 1963, 1964
Atkinson, Billy ................................... 1934, 1935, 1936
Atkinson, Tide 1937
B
Banks, Zan 1993, 1994, 1995
Barcellos, Antonio 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990
Barnes, Tommy 1965, 1966, 1967
Beasley, Maury 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Beck, Chip 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978
Becker, Jim 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977
Bell, Al ........................................................... 1960, 1962
Bennett, Rob 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011
Benson, Edsel ........................................................ 1946
Beringer, Matthew 2016, 2017, 2018
Black, Dave .................................................. 1928, 1929
Blackmon, Shaw 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Blair, Billy ........................................... 1952, 1953, 1955
Blanchard, Jimmy 1961, 1962
Blanchard, Mercer 1938
Blanton, Bucky 1979
Blum, Arnold 1941, 1942
Bolli, Justin 1997, 1998, 1999
Boswell, Bill 1969, 1970
Bowden, Earl 1955, 1956, 1957
Bowen, Calhoun 1938
Bower, Byron 1937, 1938, 1939
Boyd, David 1961, 1962, 1963
Brantley, George 1929
Brim, John 1959, 1960
Brown, Bill 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 Brown, Clem 1942
Brown, Louis 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985
Brumby, Frank 1956
Brumlow, Buck 2022
Butler, Rob 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
C
Calhoun, Murray 1963, 1964
Campbell, Morton 1935, 1936
Canipe, David 1972, 1973, 1974
Carson, John 1951, 1953
Carter, Brian 2010, 2012, 2013
Cartledge, Sam 1925
Casey, Kevin 1976
Cassidy, Nicolas 2020, 2021, 2022
Cassini, Nick 1999, 2000, 2001
Catanzaro, John Hilliard 2018, 2019, 2021
Chandler, Will 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Clarke, Walton 1963
Claxton, Paul ............................ 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
Cofer, Richard 1951
Cole, Donald ........................................................... 1958
Lettermen
Cole, Greg 1986
Cole, Robby .............................. 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987
Compton, Erik 2000, 2001
Cook, Harvey ................................................ 1965, 1966 Cook, Mike 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
Covington, Dean 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938 Creasy, Connor 2020, 2021, 2022
Cromie, Michael 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Crosby, Taylor 2003, 2004
Crowley, Andrew 2002
Crowe, Harold 1946, 1947
D
Davison, Pete ..................................... 1967, 1968, 1969
DeMoss, Mookie 2013, 2014, 2015
Derby, Parker ......................................................... 2014
Denham, David 2003, 2004, 2005
Diehl, Terry ............................... 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
Doetsch, Richard 1956
Donald, Robert ......................... 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978
Donald, Mitch 2003, 2004, 2005
Drury, Chip 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985
Drury, Mark 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986
Dudley, Frank 1930
Dudley, Jimmy 1940
Dunaway, Russ 1994, 1996, 1997
EEldridge, Franklin 1958, 1959
English, Harris.......................... 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Eskedor, Dick 1963
Evelyn, Jay ................................................... 1977, 1978
Ewing, Jimmy 1964, 1965, 1966
FFahy, Albert 1935, 1936, 1937
Fambrough, Mike 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 Ford, Maxwell 2022
Fowler, Hall 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983
Fraser, Jack 1942
G
Gabrielsen, Jimmy 1961, 1962, 1963
Garber, Joey 2012, 2013, 2014
Garner, Brad 2000, 2001, 2002
Garbers, Grant 1984, 1985
Gibbs, John 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977
Gibson, Billy 1960, 1961, 1962
Giles, Vinny 1964, 1965, 1966
Goalby, Kevin 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Grant, John 1922, 1924
Gray, Jack 1950
Green, Michael 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Greyling, Christo 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
Griffin, Archie 1953, 1954, 1955
Gunter, Arthur ........................................................ 1951
HHall, Beaver 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
Hamer, George 1946
Hamilton, Newell
1925
Hammond, Johnny ............................................... 1980
Hampton, Allen 1982
Harman, Brian.......................... 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Harris, Ralph 1973, 1974, 1975
Hatcher, Madden 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982
Hawver, Brian 2002
Hay, Gene 1952
Healy, Zach 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Heeney, Stephen 1993
Hendee, Neal 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Henley, Russell 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Herman, JT 2022
Hester, Marvin 1951
Hester, Minton 1981, 1982
Hill, Charles 1962, 1963, 1964
Hill, Harvey 1928, 1929
Hill, Rhode 1966, 1967
Hodges, Jason 2003, 2004, 2005
Hodgson, Morton 1931
Hodgson, Paul 1934
Holbrook, Gus 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978
Holbrook, Joe........................... 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
Holloman, Gary 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970
Horn, Bill ................................................................. 1978
Howard, Jake 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957
Hoyt, Wade......................................... 1934, 1935, 1936
Huddleston, Robert 1942
Huggins, Bill ....................................... 1966, 1967, 1969
Hybl, Ryan 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Imada, Ryuji 1998, 1999 J
Jackson, Derek 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Jenkins, Campbell 1959
Jerrell, Jeff 1971, 1972
Johnson, Billup 1932
Jones, Braden 2019
Jones, Foute 1934
Jones, Harris 1923 K
Kahlstorf, Will 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Keeton, Ronnie ............................................ 1968, 1969
Kelly, Lester 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955
Kennedy, Greg ......................... 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991
Kennedy, Tom 1938
King, Jim 1948
Kirby, Wilkins 1949, 1950, 1951
Kirk, Chris 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Kisner, Kevin 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Knight, Seth 1980, 1981, 1982
Knox, Jefferson 2007
Kratzert, Bill 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974
Kropp, Will 2009
Kunes, Joe 1967, 1968, 1969
Kyle, George 1940, 1941
Langham, Franklin ............................. 1989, 1990, 1991
Larkin, Jack 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983
Larkin Jr., Jack .................................. 2016, 2017, 2018
Latimer, Carroll 1931, 1932
Layton, Charles .................................. 1961, 1962, 1963
Lee, Buz 1950
Legwen, Bill 1929, 1930, 1931
Liebler, Lloyd 1969
Lilliston, Howard 1930
Little, Bill 1938
Little, Rosser 1935, 1936, 1937
Logan, Brother 1948
Lopez Rivarola, Jaime 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Lott, Lyn 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972
Lumpkin, Jack 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957
Lumpkin, Jay 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
Lyemance, Meredith 1973, 1974, 1975 M
Macpherson, Bryden 2010, 2011, 2012
Mackey, David 2016, 2017, 2018
Malone, Tom 1963, 1964, 1965
Marble, Tom 1977, 1978
Martue, George 1981
Mason, Jimmy 1940, 1941
Masters, Calum 2020
Mays, Sam 1958, 1959
McAlpine, Scott 2010, 2011
McClearen, Robert 1971
McCoy, Lee 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
McDonald, James 1972, 1973
McIntire, Pope 1947, 1948
McKenzie, Earl 1930, 1931
McKey, John 1965
McQuillan, Matt 2003
McShane, Patrick 2010
McWilliams, Billy 1932, 1933
Mell, Bill 1929, 1930
Melnyk, Butler 2004, 2005, 2006
Miller, Allen 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970
Miller, David 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002
Minnich, Fred 1926
Mitchell, Adam 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Mitchell, Keith 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
Mitchell, T.J. 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Moody, Griff 1978, 1979, 1980
Moody, Griffin 1950, 1951, 1952
Morrison, Michael 1998, 1999, 2000
Moser, Bob 1958, 1959
Napoleon, Nick 1996, 1997
Northey, Mark 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999
Nunnally, Charles 1928
Nunnally, Hugh 1926
Oliver, Max 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929
Parrott, Jeremy 1997, 1998, 1999
Parrott, Michael 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000
Patterson, Donald 1960, 1961
Persons, Peter 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986
Pervarnik, Jim 1985, 1986
Peterson, Matt 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
Phillips, Trent 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Phillips, Trevor 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Pleger, Gary 1952, 1953
Potts, David 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
Ralston, Spencer 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Reach, Nicholas 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Reynolds, Trip 1995, 1996
Richardson, Haynes 1962, 1963, 1964
Richardson, Nolen 1951, 1952, 1953
Roddenbery, Eddie 1971, 1972
Royer, Hugh 1956, 1957, 1958
Rumph, Stuart 1978, 1979
Sage, Dan 1935, 1936
Sams, Eddie 1960, 1961, 1962
Satterfield, Todd 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989
Schladensky, Fred 1984, 1985, 1986 Scott, Eli 2021, 2022
Scott, Richard 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
Searcy, Geoff 1970
Sezna, Davis 1972, 1973
Sigg, Greyson 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
Sikes, David 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Simpson, Tim 1975, 1976
Slaughter, N.G. 1931, 1932, 1933
Slevin, Brian 1992, 1993
Smith, Bill 1938
Smith, Carter 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Smith, Wayne 1982, 1983
Smith, Wills 2010
Spears, Harold 1948, 1949, 1950 Spencer, Marc 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Stevenson, Frank 1952, 1953, 1954
Stimart, Richard 1980
Straka, Sam 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Straka, Sepp 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016
Street, Matt 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
Strickler, Cy 1926, 1928
Swafford, Hudson 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
Swift, George 1939, 1940
Sylvan, Gus 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
Trotter, Bo 1968, 1969, 1970
Twitty, Bill 1942
Twitty, Frank 1956
Tyre, Al 1966, 1967, 1968
V
Valentine, Tommy 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
van Wyk, Ben 2022
WWaddell, Elliott 1939, 1941
Waddell, Wright 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984
Walker, Warren 1928
Waller, Tye 2016, 2017, 2019
Walter, Joe 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979
Ware, Cobby 1958, 1959, 1960
Warms, Wayne 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975
Warner, Charlie 1932, 1933, 1934
Watson, Bubba 2000, 2001
Weaver, Brad 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986
Wells, W.G. 1931
Williams, Richard 1964, 1965
Witcher, Gus 1928
Woerner, Fred 1964, 1965, 1966
Wolcott, Bob 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984
Womack, Billy 1962, 1963
Worrell, Jon 1988, 1989, 1990
Wysoczynski, Donny 2002, 2003
YYates, Danny 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972
Yerger, John 1979
Yoder, Steve 1966
Young, Bob 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975
Odom, Bryant 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
Oliver, Billy 1926, 1928
Oliver, Gary 1971
Oliver, Jack 1963, 1964, 1965
Oliver, John 1928, 1929, 1930
TTatum, Richard 1961
Taylor, Tim 1968, 1969
Thomas, Lowery 2009, 2010, 2011
Thompson, Dicky 1979, 1980
Thompson, Davis 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
Thompson, Todd 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
Todd, Brendon 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Tolles, Tommy 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
Towns, Joe 1934
Individual Accolades
GEORGIA’S CAPTAINS
Mark Northey, Jeremy Parrott
Pete Abernathy, Michael Morrison
Bryant Odom
Allen Miller
1970
Tommy Valentine 1970, 1971
Lyn Lott 1971, 1972
Bill Kratzert 1972, 1973
Tim Simpson 1975, 1976
Jim Becker 1977
Joe Walter 1977
Chip Beck
Brian Harman, Michael Green
Russell Henley 2011 Russell Henley, Harris English
T.J. Mitchell
Garber
Mookie DeMoss
Lee McCoy, Sepp Straka
Greyson Sigg
Jack Larkin Jr.
Jack Larkin Jr.
1978
Robert Donald 1978
Griff Moody 1978, 1979, 1980
Bob Wolcott 1981, 1984
Mike Cook 1982
Wayne Smith 1982
Wright Waddell 1983
Peter Persons 1985, 1986
Matt Peterson 1988, 1989
Paul Claxton 1990, 1991
Franklin Langham 1991
Bill Brown 1992
Brian Slevin 1993
Marc Spencer 1993
Mark Northey 1997
Ryuji Imada 1998, 1999
Jeremy Parrott 1998
Michael Morrison 1999
Nick Cassini 2000, 2001
Erik Compton 2000, 2001
Bryant Odom 2000, 2001
Ryan Hybl 2002
Kevin Kisner 2003, 2004
Brendon Todd 2004, 2006, 2007
David Denham 2005
Chris Kirk 2005, 2006, 2007
Brian Harman 2006, 2007, 2009
Hudson Swafford 2008, 2009
Adam Mitchell 2008
Harris English 2009, 2010
Russell Henley 2009, 2010
T.J. Mitchell 2013
Michael Cromie 2014
Joey Garber 2014
Lee McCoy 2015, 2016
Trent Phillips
Spencer Ralston 2021 Spencer Ralston, Trent Phillips, Davis Thompson 2022
2023 Connor Creasy, Caleb Manuel, Ben Van Wyk
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Peter Persons
Jeremy Parrott
Nick Cassini
Chris Kirk
Russell Henley
Lee McCoy
Davis Thompson
COACH OF THE YEAR
Dick Copas 1970, 1971, 1972, 1977, 1978, 1987, 1988
Chris Haack 1998, 2000, 2006, 2010, 2016
Greyson Sigg 2016, 2017
Trent Phillips 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
Spencer Ralston 2019
Davis Thompson 2020, 2021
SECOND-TEAM ALL-SEC
Gary Holloman 1970
Terry Diehl 1971
David Canipe 1973
Mike Fambrough 1972, 1973
Bill Kratzert 1974
Bob Young 1974
Chip Beck 1976, 1977
Jim Becker 1976
Beaver Hall 1978
Gus Holbrook 1978
Madden Hatcher 1982
Wright Waddell 1982, 1984
Louis Brown 1983, 1985
Wayne Smith 1983
Bob Wolcott 1983
Todd Thompson 1987, 1988
Tommy Tolles 1987
Paul Claxton 1988
Todd Satterfield 1989
Franklin Langham 1990
Bill Brown 1991
Rob Butler 1993
Marc Spencer 1994
Mark Northey 1996
David Potts 1996
David Miller 1998, 2001, 2002
Michael Morrison 1998
Nick Cassini 1999
Jeremy Parrott 1999
Bubba Watson 2000
Ryan Hybl 2001
Bryant Odom 2002
David Denham 2003, 2004
Richard Scott 2004
Brendon Todd 2005
Kevin Kisner 2006
Harris English 2008, 2011
Russell Henley 2008, 2011
Adam Mitchell 2009
Bryden Macpherson 2010
Nicholas Reach 2013
Lee McCoy 2014
Zach Healy 2016
Sepp Straka 2016
Spencer Ralston 2018
Davis Thompson 2019
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Mark Northey 1996
Kevin Kisner 2003
Brendon Todd 2004
Brian Harman 2006
Hudson Swafford 2007
Harris English 2008
Bryden Macpherson 2010
Trent Phillips 2019
FRESHMAN ALL-SEC
Bryden Macpherson 2010
Nicholas Reach 2012
Lee McCoy 2013
Greyson Sigg 2014
Spencer Ralston 2017
Trent Phillips 2019
Maxwell Ford 2022
SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM
Brendon Todd 2007
Nicholas Reach 2015
Jack Larkin 2016
Matthew Bering 2017, 2018
David Sikes 2020
Davis Thompson 2019, 2021
Connor Creasy 2022
SEC MEDALISTS
Sonny Swift 1939
Arnold Blum 1942
George Hamer 1946
Harold Spears 1949
Griffin Moody 1951
Lester Kelly 1955
Bob Moser 1959
Cobby Ware 1960
David Boyd 1962
Jack Oliver, Jimmy Gabrielsen 1963
Tommy Valentine 1970
Peter Persons 1985
Bryant Odom 2001
Brendon Todd 2004
Russell Henley 2010
Lee McCoy 2016
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS
1941 Athens, Ga. 616
1950 Athens, Ga. 1200
1951 Athens, Ga. 579
1952 Athens, Ga. 591
1957 Athens, Ga. 590
1958 Athens, Ga. 593
1959 Athens, Ga. 583
1961 Athens, Ga. 570
1962 Athens, Ga. 1170
1963 Athens, Ga. 589
1964 Athens, Ga. 581
1965 Athens, Ga. 575
1969 Athens, Ga. 1099
1970 Callaway Gardens, Ga. 1105
1971 Callaway Gardens, Ga. 1099
1972 Callaway Gardens, Ga. 1117
1977 Decatur, Ala. 1073
1978 Birmingham, Ala. 1142
1982 Augusta, Ga. 873
1983 Augusta, Ga. 881
1988 Florence, Ala. 854
1998 Athens, Ga. 567
2000 Killen, Ala. 852
2001 St. Simons Island, Ga. 841
2004 St. Simons Island, Ga. 843
2006 St. Simons Island, Ga. 827
2009 St. Simons Island, Ga. 849
2010 St. Simons Island, Ga. 844
2016 St. Simons Island, Ga. 853
AMATUER CHAMPIONS
U.S. AMATEUR
Vinny Giles 1972
AMATEUR AT BRICK
BRAZILIAN AMATEUR Antonio Barcellos ......... 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989 BRITISH AMATEUR Vinny Giles 1975 Bryden Macpherson 2011 CANADIAN AMATEUR Richard Scott 2003, 2005, 2006 CARDINAL AMATEUR Paul Claxton 1990
CAROLINAS AMATEUR
David Canipe
Blum
Swafford
John Oliver
GEORGIA AMATEUR
Arnold Blum .................... 1946, 1950,1951, 1952, 1956
George Hamer
Jimmy Gabrielsen ............................. 1970, 1974, 1976
Bo Trotter
Lyn Lott....................................................................
Danny Yates
Griff Moody
,1989, 1996
Peter Persons 1984
Louis Brown 1985
Neal Hendee .......................................................... 1991
Paul Claxton 1992
David Denham ....................................................... 2004
Brian Harman 2005
Bill Brown ............................................................... 2006
Harris English 2007
Russell Henley ............................................. 2008, 2009
GEORGIA JUNIOR
Michael Green 2004
Brian Harman 2005
GEORGIA OPEN
George Hamer 1947
Lyn Lott 1967
Peter Persons 1985
Franklin Langham 1989
Louis Brown 1997
Bryant Odom 2008
INDIANA AMATEUR
Bill Kratzert............................................................. 1968
JONES CUP
Davis Thompson 2019
INDIANA OPEN
Bill Kratzert 1969
LAKEWOOD INVITE
Ryuji Imada 1996
MARYLAND AMATEUR
Pete Hiskey ............................................................ 1979
MOBILE INVITATIONAL
Nick Cassini 1998
MONROE INVITATIONAL
Michael Morrison 1999
Erik Compton 2001
NEW YORK AMATEUR
Terry Diehl 1969
NORTHEAST AMATEUR
Allen Miller 1970
Vinny Giles 1971
NORTH & SOUTH AMATEUR
Michael Cromie 2014
NORTH & SOUTH JUNIOR
Michael Cromie 2007
PALATKA AZALEA
Ryuji Imada............................................................. 1997
PALMER CUP
Michael Morrison 1999
Nick Cassini 2000, 2001
Erik Compton 2001
Ryan Hybl 002
Chris Haack (coach) 2002, 2006
Brian Harman 2006, 2007
Chris Kirk 2006, 2007
Adam Mitchell 2008, 2009
Russell Henley ............................................. 2010, 2011
Lee McCoy 2015
Davis Thompson .................................................... 2020
Trent Phillips 2021
PALMETTO AMATEUR
Nicholas Reach 2013
PLAYERS AMATEUR
Brian Harman......................................................... 2005
Spencer Ralston 2019
PORTER CUP
Vinny Giles 1973
Ryuji Imada 1995
Nick Cassini 2001
Brian Harman 2007
Adam Mitchell 2008
RICE PLANTERS
David Canipe 1973
Franklin Langham 1991
SOUTH CAROLINA AMATEUR
Bill Womack ................................................. 1961, 1962
Gus Sylvan 1971
SOUTHEASTERN AMATEUR
Arnold Blum 1939,1941, 1947
George Hamer 1946,1951, 1952
Sonny Swift 1956, 1957, 1963
Frank Eldridge 1959
Earl Bowden 1966
Allen Miller 1970, 1971
Bo Trotter 1974
Wright Waddell 1989, 19941996, 2000
Ryuji Imada 1997
Bryant Odom 2001
SOUTHERN AMATEUR
George Hamer 1946
Arnold Blum 1951, 1956
Vinny Giles 1967, 1975
Danny Yates 1974
Tim Simpson 1976
Bill Brown 1991
Ryan Hybl 2000
Harris English 2011
SUNNEHANA AMATEUR
Paul Claxton 1971
TENNESSEE AMATEUR
Brad Weaver 1980
Bob Wolcott 1981, 1983
TENNESSEE OPEN
Bob Wolcott 1983
TRANS-MISSISSIPPI
Allen Miller ......................................... 1969, 1970, 1971
U.S. JUNIOR
Madden Hatcher 1976
Jack Larkin 1979
Brian Harman 2003
TRANS-MISSISSIPPI
Allen Miller 1969, 1970, 1971
U.S. JUNIOR
Madden Hatcher ................................................... 1976
Jack Larkin 1979
Brian Harman......................................................... 2003
U.S. LEFT-HANDERS
Hall Fowler 1982
U.S. MID-AMATEUR
Danny Yates 1992
USA VS. JAPAN
Bryant Odom 2001
VIRGINIA AMATEUR
Vinny Giles.... 1962, 1964 1966, 1968,1969, 1971, 1987
VIRGINIA OPEN
Vinny Giles 1969,1974, 1993
WALKER CUP
George Hamer 1947
Arnold Blum 1957
Vinny Giles 1969,1971, 1973, 1975, 1993
Allen Miller 1969, 1971
Jimmy Gabrielsen 1971,1981, 1991
Griff Moody 1979
Danny Yates 1989, 1993, 1999, 2001
Franklin Langham 1991
Nick Cassini 2001
Erik Compton 2001
Brian Harman 2005, 2009
Chris Kirk 2007
Adam Mitchell 2009
Harris English 2011
Russell Henley 2011
Lee McCoy 2015
Davis Thompson .................................................... 2021
WEST VIRGINIA OPEN
Todd Satterfield 1989
WORLD AMATEUR TEAM
Vinny Giles 1968, 1970, 1972, 1992
Allen Miller ............................................................. 1970
Danny Yates 1988
Richard Scott ............................................... 2004, 2006
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
OLYMPICS
Sepp Straka............................................................2020
Bubba Watson 2016
WALKER CUP
Arnold Blum 1957
Nick Cassini 2001
Erik Compton 2001
Harris English 2011
George Hamer ....................................................... 1947
Brian Harman 2005, 2009
Lee McCoy ............................................................. 2015
Chris Kirk 2007
Jimmy Gabrielsen ... 1971,1981 (captain), 1991 (captain)
Vinny Giles........ 1969, 1971,1973,1975,1993 (captain)
Russell Henley 2011
Franklin Langham .................................................. 1991
Allen Miller 1969, 1971
Adam Mitchell 2009
Griff Moody 1979
Davis Thompson 2021
Danny Yates 1989, 1993, 1999 (captain), 2001 (captain)
RYDER CUP
Chip Beck 1989, 1991, 1993
Harris English......................................................... 2021
Bubba Watson 2010, 2012, 2018
PRESIDENTS CUP
Bubba Watson 2011, 2015
Chris Kirk 2015
Kevin Kisner 2017, 2019, 2022
PALMER CUP
Nick Cassini ................................................. 2000, 2001
Erik Compton 2001
Chris Haack 2002, 2006 (captain)
Brian Harman 2006, 2007
Russell Henley 2010, 2011
Ryan Hybl 2002
Chris Kirk 2006, 2007
Lee McCoy 2015
Adam Mitchell 2008, 2009
Michael Morrison 1999
Trent Phillips 2021
Davis Thompson 2020
WORLD AMATEUR
Chris Kirk ................................................................ 2006
BRITISH AMATEUR
Bryden Macpherson 2011
CANON CUP
Nick Cassini 1996
Erik Compton 1998
Will Garner 1992, 1993
Michael Green 2005
Christo Greyling 1999, 2000
Brian Harman
2003, 2004
Ryan Hybl 1997, 1998, 1999
Ryuji Imada................................................... 1994, 1995
Derek Jackson 1993
Chris Kirk ...................................................... 2002, 2003
Kevin Kisner 2002
Will Kropp ............................................................... 2007
Michael Morrison 1996
Mark Northey......................................................... 1995
Nicholas Reach 2010
Brendon Todd .................................... 2001, 2002, 2003
Bubba Watson 1996, 1997
COPAS DE LAS AMERICAS
Richard Scott 2005
WORLD JUNIOR CUP
Michael Green 2005
Russell Henley ....................................................... 2007
Hudson Swafford 2006
EISENHOWER TROPHY
Bryden Macpherson............................................. 2010
Notable Competition
1970-1971 (SEC Champions)
Dixie Intercollegiate .............................. 5th of 15 (1152)
LSU Invitational 3rd of 25 (1461)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 5th of 24 (1158)
Tennessee Classic 3rd of 7 (1158)
Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 6 (756)
Schenkel Invitational 1st of 15 (867)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (1099)
NCAA Championship 9th of 36 (1176)
1971-1972 (SEC Champions)
Dixie Intercollegiate 4th of 24 (907)
Seminole Invitational 1st of 22 (874)
Furman Invitational 2nd of 21 (1131)
Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 9 (745)
Schenkel Invitational 2nd of 22 (858)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (1117)
NCAA Championship 6th of 36 (1185)
1972-1973
Dixie Intercollegiate 7th of 24 (934)
Seminole Invitational 10th of 22 (1113)
Palmetto Invitational 2nd of 15 (1144)
Furman Intercollegiate 4th of 21 (754)
All-American Tour. 3rd of 25 (1180)
Schenkel Invitational 2nd of 22 (867)
SEC Championships 3rd of 10 (1121)
NCAA Championship 8th of 36 (1177)
1973-1974
Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 20 (873)
Seminole Invitational 6th of 22 (882)
Southern Junior-Senior 3rd of 13 (1144)
Furman Invitational 9th of 22 (762)
All-American Tour. 8th of 25 (1185)
Schenkel Invitational 4th of 20 (1089)
SEC Championships 4th of 10 (1133)
1974-1975
Buckeye Classic 9th of 17 (1182)
Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 24 (878)
Seminole Invitational 3rd of 24 (893)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 2nd of 19 (1126)
Furman Invitational 4th of 24 (900)
All-American Tour. 4th of 25 (1186)
Schenkel Invitational 7th of 20 (1084)
Southern Intercollegiate ........................ 2nd of 20 (873)
SEC Championships 5th of 10 (1146)
1975-1976
Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 24 (894)
River City Intercollegiate 3rd of 21 (738)
Seminole Invitational 3rd of 26 (887)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 7th of 18 (1113)
Furman Invitational 3rd of 32 (889)
All-American Tour.................................. 3rd of 25 (1163)
Schenkel Invitational 4th of 18 (1073)
Governor’s Cup 1st of 4 (289)
SEC Championships 4th of 10 (1105)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 15 (848)
NCAA Championship ........................... 14th of 29 (1198)
1976-1977 (SEC Champions)
River City Invitational 3rd of 24 (875)
Crosby Collegiate 2nd of 36 (1185)
Furman Invitational 5th of 27 (888)
All-American Tournament 6th of 25 (1191)
Schenkel Invitational 1st of 18 (847)
Governor’s Cup 2nd of 4 (295)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (1073)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 24 (864)
NCAA Championship 3rd of 29 (1211)
1977-1978 (SEC Champions)
River City Invitational 8th of 24 (889)
Dixie Intercollegiate 1st of 19 (869)
Gator Invitational 1st of 15 (862)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 (1119)
Furman Invitational 2nd of 24 (594)
Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 14 (835)
All-American Tour. 2nd of 25 (1145)
Schenkel Invitational 2nd of 21 (874)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 24 (862)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (1142)
NCAA Championship 2nd of 28 (1157))
1978-1979
Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 33 (870)
Pan Am Invitational 3rd of 26 (883)
Gator Invitational 6th of 21 (867)
Seminole Invitational 5th of 24 (889)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 6th of 20 (1121)
Furman Invitational 3rd of 24 (588)
Southern Junior-Senior 2nd of 13 (858)
All-American Tour.................................. 3rd of 18 (1170)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 24 (874)
SEC Championships 6th of 10 (902)
NCAA Championship 19th of 28 (926)
1979-1980
Grandfather Invitational 10th of 14 (638)
Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 (883)
Pan American Invitational 9th of 20 (901)
Gator Invitational...................................... 5th of 22 (854)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 1st of 20 (720)
Furman Invitational 6th of 21 (894)
Southern Junior-Senior 3rd of 16 (568)
Southeastern Invitational 7th of 21 (907)
Schenkel Invitational 14th of 22 (890)
Southern Intercollegiate 8th of 14 (881)
SEC Championships 4th of 10 (895)
1980-1981
Grandfather Invitational 1st of 16 (908)
Augusta Invitational 2nd of 15 (893)
Dixie Intercollegiate 5th of 28 (870)
Gator Invitational 16th of 23 (884)
Palmetto Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (1080)
Guadalajara Intercollegiate 3rd of 15 (884)
Furman Invitational 5th of 27 (872)
Southern Junior-Senior 4th of 15 (883)
Southeastern Inv, ..................................... 6th of 25 (889)
Schenkel Invitational 6th of 22 (883)
Southern Intercollegiate 3rd of 24 (880)
SEC Championships 3rd of 10 (887)
NCAA Championship 6th of 30 (1176)
1981-1982 (SEC Champions)
ETSU Invitational 2nd of 18 (880)
Augusta Invitational 1st of 18 (879)
LSU Invitational 5th of 15 (851)
Dixie Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (886)
Gator Invitational 1st of 18 (834)
ImperiaLakes Classic 5th of 21 (288)
Alarcon Intercollegiate 11th of 18 (876)
Furman Invitational 9th of 25 (887)
Southern Junior-Senior 2nd of 18 (894)
Southeastern Invitational 2nd of 25 (902)
Schenkel Invitational 5th of 18 (880)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (870)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (873)
NCAA Championship 18th of 31 (886)
1982-1983 (SEC Champions)
ETSU Invitational 1st of 18 (866)
Augusta Invitational 4th of 18 (875)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 19 (846)
ImperiaLakes Classic 3rd of 21 (867)
Southern Junior-Senior 4th of 14 (584)
Southeastern Invitational ....................... 3rd of 24 (878)
Miss. State Invitational 1st of 15 (860)
Schenkel Invitational 4th of 18 (869)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (875)
Southern Intercollegiate 4th of 15 (871)
NCAA Championship 6th of 32 (1179)
1983-1984
Augusta Invitational 8th of 18 (897)
Gator Invitational...................................... 6th of 21 (857)
ImperiaLakes Classic 6th of 18 (860)
Alarcon Intercollegiate 4th of 15 (857)
S. Florida Invitational 2nd of 14 (865)
Southeastern Invitational 1st of 18 (874)
MSU Invitational 3rd of 15 (869)
Schenkel Invitational 3rd of 18 (862)
SEC Championships 3rd of 10 (886)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 15 (829)
NCAA Championship ........................... 12th of 15 (1170)
1984-1985
Augusta Invitational 2nd of 14 (886)
MacGregor Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (875)
Gator Invitational 2nd of 19 (851)
ImperiaLakes Classic 7th of 21 (858)
S. Florida Invitational 2nd of 14 (883)
Southeastern Invitational 11th of 18 (894)
Furman Invitational 6th of 23 (895)
MSU Invitational 8th of 15 (888)
Schenkel Invitational 3rd of 18 (848)
Southern Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 (860)
SEC Championships 2nd of 10 (878)
NCAA Championship ............................. 7th of 30 (1502)
1985-1986
Honda Fall Classic 14th of 18 (901)
Grandfather Invitational 8th of 16 (1170)
MacGregor Intercollegiate 15th of 20 (612)
Gator Invitational 8th of 20 (869)
ImperiaLakes Classic 8th of 21 (884)
Guadalajara Invitational 14th of 14 (876)
Southeastern Invitational 1st of 18 (868)
Furman Invitational 8th of 23 (881)
MSU Invitational 2nd of 14 (867)
Schenkel Invitational 3rd of 18 (847)
SEC Championships 7th of 10 (907)
1986-1987
Elk River Collegiate 2nd of 10 (909)
MacGregor Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (578)
Buckeye Invitational .............................. 12th of 23 (938)
Doral Invitational 7th of 18 (912)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 19 (844) ImperiaLakes Classic 18th of 22 (614)
Southeastern Invitational 5th of 18 (889)
Furman Invitational 6th of 21 (607)
MSU Invitational 4th of 15 (878)
Schenkel Invitational 6th of 18 (868)
SEC Championships 2nd of 10 (873)
NCAA Championship ............................. 24th of 33 (918)
1987-1988 (SEC Champions)
Dixie Intercollegiate 1st of 18 (850)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 10 (862)
Doral Invitational 10th of 18 (917)
Gator Invitational 2nd of 19 (858)
ImperiaLakes Classic 3rd of 21 (854)
Southeastern Invitational 2nd of 15 (594)
Furman Invitational 1st of 19 (869)
Pate Intercollegiate 7th of 19 (906)
Schenkel Invitational 6th of 18 (867)
Hitchcock Invitational 2nd of 12 (863)
SEC Championships 1st of 10 (854)
NCAA Championship 8th of 32 (1186)
1988-1989
Tennessee TOC 6th of 12 (892)
Southern Intercollegiate ........................ 2nd of 10 (881)
Gator Invitational 9th of 18 (874)
Doral Invitational 9th of 18 (888)
ImperiaLakes Classic 10th of 24 (867)
Southeastern Invitational 3rd of 18 (873)
Furman Invitational 1st of 22 (874)
Schenkel Invitational 4th of 18 (864)
Hitchcock Invitational 4th of 12 (863)
SEC Championships 3rd of 10 (891)
NCAA East Regional 5th of 23 (894)
NCAA Championship 10th of 30 (1174)
1989-1990
Tennessee TOC 1st of 12 (887)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 15 (1147)
Southern Intercollegiate 5th of 18 (876)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 18 (848)
Doral Invitational 4th of 18 (906)
ImperiaLakes Classic 9th of 24 (868)
Southeastern Invitational 3rd of 15 (855)
Furman Invitational 4th of 22 (865)
Eagle Invitational 5th of 15 (864)
Hitchcock Invitational 1st of 12 (849)
SEC Championships 4th of 10 (874)
NCAA East Regional 6th of 23 (864)
NCAA Championship 15th of 30 (1183)
1990-1991
Carpet Capital Collegiate 8th of 18 (895)
Preview Invitational 6th of 15 (877)
Tennessee TOC 5th of 15 (865)
Southern Intercollegiate ......................... 2nd of 15 (881)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 18 (859)
Doral Invitational 14th of 18 (899)
ImperiaLakes Classic 6th of 21 (574)
Furman Invitational 4th of 24 (581)
Eagle Invitational 1st of 13 (850)
Hitchcock Invitational 1st of 12 (851)
SEC Championships 3rd of 10 (869)
NCAA East Regional 2nd of 23 (865)
NCAA Championship ........................... 22nd of 30 (1210)
1991-1992
Carpet Capital Collegiate 10th of 18 (868)
Tennessee TOC 2nd of 15 (880)
Dixie Intercollegiate 6th of 18 (868)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 15 (863)
Doral Invitational 2nd of 18 (869)
ImperiaLakes Classic 4th of 21 (859)
Southeastern Invitational ........................ 9th of 18 (896)
Augusta Invitational 8th of 18 (911)
Eagle Invitational 5th of 12 (865)
Hitchcock Invitational 6th of 12 (870)
SEC Championships 6th of 12 (883)
NCAA East Regional 14th of 22 (902)
1992-1993
Tennessee TOC 11th of 15 (300)
Dixie Intercollegiate ................................. 4th of 18 (882)
Jerry Pate National 12th of 12 (918)
Gator Invitational 2nd of 14 (855)
S. Florida Invitational 1st of 18 (886)
ImperiaLakes Classic 5th of 21 (871)
Southeastern Invitational 7th of 18 (879)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 15th of 16 (615)
Music City Invitational 1st of 18 (870)
Hitchcock Invitational 3rd of 12 (874)
SEC Championships .................................. 3rd of 12 (879)
NCAA East Regional 15th of 22 (893)
1993-1994
Tennessee TOC 11th of 15 (899)
Dixie Intercollegiate 10th of 18 (592)
Gator Invitational 14th of 15 (899)
S. Florida Invitational 5th of 18 (897)
ImperiaLakes Classic 16th of 21 (887)
Southeastern Invitational 7th of 18 (888)
Carpet Capital Collegiate ......................... 9th of 16 (901)
Music City Invitational 1st of 18 (572)
Hitchcock Invitational 3rd of 12 (874)
SEC Championships 10th of 12 (906)
NCAA East Regional 13th of 23 (912)
1994-1995
Tennessee TOC 12th of 15 (883)
CCL Intercollegiate 8th of 12 (900)
PING/Ariz. Intercollegiate...................... 10th of 16 (880)
Gator Invitational 11th of 15 (873)
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 9th of 15 (905)
ImperiaLakes Classic 6th of 21 (859)
Southeastern Invitational 9th of 18 (879)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 8th of 15 (912)
Hitchcock Invitational 7th of 12 (880)
SEC Championships 6th of 12 (873)
1995-1996
Tennessee TOC 7th of 15 (875)
PING/Tulsa Invitational 4th of 12 (913)
CCL Intercollegiate 1st of 11 (881)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 15 (848)
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 6th of 18 (890)
Matlock Classic 4th of 21 (574)
Blue-Gray Intercollegiate 7th of 18 (884)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 7th of 15 (893)
Hitchcock Invitational .............................. 5th of 12 (868)
SEC Championships 5th of 12 (875)
NCAA East Regional 13th of 23 (913)
1996-1997
Tennessee TOC 8th of 15 (867)
Kroger Intercollegiate 3rd of 18 (875)
CCL Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 (867)
Gator Invitational 4th of 15 (851)
Mercedes-Benz......................................... 7th of 19 (903)
Matlock Classic 4th of 18 (860)
Alabama Spring Invitational 3rd of 18 (853)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 11th of 18 (904)
Hitchcock Invitational 4th of 12 (877)
SEC Championships 4th of 12 (900)
NCAA East Regional 16th of 23 (910)
1997-1998 (SEC Champions)
Tucker Intercollegiate .............................. 16th of 23 (597
Tennessee TOC 2nd of 15 (855)
Red River Classic 2nd of 14 (879)
CCL Intercollegiate 1st of 13 (857)
Gator Invitational 3rd of 15 (860)
Taylor Made Big Island 5th of 25 (871)
Alabama Spring Invite 1st of 18 (870)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 5th of 18 (881)
Hitchcock Invitational 1st of 12 (844)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (567)
The Maxwell 3rd of 14 (864)
NCAA East Regional 4th of 23 (853)
NCAA Championship 17th of 30 (575)
1998-1999 (National Champions)
NCAA Preview 2nd of 15 (888)
Red River Classic 4th of 5 (844)
Jerry Pate Invitational 7th of 12 (857)
Rolex Match Play 1st of 8 (3-0)
Palmetto Dunes ......................................... 2nd of 8 (862)
San Juan Shootout 3rd of 18 (888)
Golf Digest Invitational 2nd of 18 (859)
Williams Intercollegiate 1st of 12 (876)
Schenkel Invitational 2nd of 15 (869)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 1st of 18 (858)
SEC Championships 2nd of 12 (908)
The Maxwell 4th of 15 (879)
NCAA East Regional 4th of 23 (863)
NCAA Championship 1st of 30 (1180)
1999-2000 (SEC Champions)
NCAA Preview 5th of 18 (868)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 9th of 15 (884)
Jerry Pate Invitational 3rd of 12 (838)
Golf World Invitational 1st of 18 (837)
Puerto Rico Shootout 5th of 15 (866)
Las Vegas Intercollegiate 7th of 14 (860)
Schenkel Invitational 1st of 15 (829)
U.S. Intercollegiate 5th of 12 (862)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (852)
The Maxwell 4th of 15 (874)
NCAA East Regional 5th of 27 (889)
NCAA Championship 16th of 30 (582)
2000-2001 (SEC Champions)
NCAA Preview 1st of 16 (583)
Carpet Capital Collegiate ......................... 3rd of 15 (874)
Jerry Pate Invitational 2nd of 12 (827)
Golf World Invitational 1st of 18 (822)
CGF Match-Play 3rd of 8 (2-1-0)
Puerto Rico Classic 4th of 15 (869)
Las Vegas Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 (868)
Schenkel Invitational 1st of 15 (854)
U.S. Intercollegiate 1st of 12 (835)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (841)
Atlanta Intercollegiate 1st of 9 (833)
NCAA East Regional 5th of 27 (843)
NCAA Championship 5th of 30 (1152)
2001-2002
NCAA Preview 6th of 15 (872)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 14 (891)
Jerry Pate Invitational 7th of 12 (876)
Long Cove Invitational 10th of 15 (886)
Puerto Rico Classic................................. 11th of 15 (893)
Las Vegas Intercollegiate 5th of 16 (872)
Schenkel Invitational 5th of 15 (874)
ASU Invitational 12th of 18 (870)
SEC Championships 3rd of 12 (866)
Atlanta Intercollegiate 3rd of 13 (864)
NCAA East Regional 8th of 27 (896)
NCAA Championship 21st of 30 (1162)
2002-2003
Inverness Invitational 6th of 15 (893)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 8th of 18 (870)
Adams Cup 3rd of 17 (879)
Tennessee TOC 1st of 14 (840)
Mercedes-Benz 12th of 15 (887)
Puerto Rico Classic 11th of 18 (897)
Toyota Championship 8th of 15 (870)
Schenkel Invitational 3rd of 15 (854)
ASU Invitational 5th of 17 (841)
SEC Championships .................................. 3rd of 12 (866)
Atlanta Intercollegiate 6th of 12 (864)
NCAA West Regional 3rd of 27 (871)
NCAA Championship 16th of 30 (1226)
2003-2004
Bank of Tennessee 6th of 18 (874)
NCAA Preview 5th of 15 (577)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 4th of 18 (863)
Puerto Rico Classic................................... 4th of 18 (865)
Southern Highlands 4th of 15 (863)
Schenkel Invitational 2nd of 15 (869)
Jerry Pate Invitational 2nd of 12 (822)
Mercedes-Benz 10th of 18 (902)
Atlanta Intercollegiate 5th of 12 (862)
ASU Invitational 5th of 18 (874)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (843)
NCAA East Regional 3rd of 27 (864) NCAA Championship ............................ 11th of 30 (1161)
2004-2005 (National Champions) NCAA Preview 3rd of 15 (861) Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 4th of 12 (833) Isleworth Invitational 1st of 16 (863) Carpet Capital Collegiate 1st of 15 (879)
(865)
Highlands 2nd of 15 (870)
Invitational ................................ 3rd of 15 (883)
At Bulls Bay 4th of 15 (873) ASU Invitational 2nd of 18 (897) SEC Championships 3rd of 12 (883)
Maxwell 3rd of 11 (823) NCAA East Regional 3rd of 27 (843) NCAA Championship 1st of 30 (1135)
2005-2006 (SEC Champions) PING/Golfweek Preview 1st of 15 (845)
Highlands 2nd of 18 (889)
(865)
Championship 6th of 30 (1156)
2006-2007 Inverness Invitational 5th of 15 (904)
Capital Collegiate 3rd of 18 (854)
Preview 5th of 15 (848)
Invitational................................ 5th of 18 (893)
Golf Match Play 6th of 16 (2-2)
Rico Classic 1st of 18 (850)
Highlands 2nd of 15 (877) Schenkel Invitational 1st of 18 (854) U.S. Collegiate 1st of 15 (884)
SEC Championships 6th of 12 (883)
Linger Longer Invitational 1st of 15 (835)
NCAA East Regional 1st of 27 (835)
NCAA Championship 2nd of 30 (1121)
2007-2008
Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 18 (882)
Brickyard Collegiate 1st of 13 (831)
Isleworth Invitational 1st of 18 (841)
Callaway Golf Match Play 6th of 16 (2-2)
Puerto Rico Classic 3rd of 15 (861)
Southern Highlands 3rd of 15 (872)
Linger Longer Invitational 2nd of 14 (862)
U.S. Collegiate ........................................... 9th of 15 (886)
ASU Invitational 2nd of 18 (568)
SEC Championships 3rd of 12 (862)
NCAA East Regional 1st of 27 (811)
NCAA Championship 8th of 30 (1210)
2008-2009 (SEC Champions)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 7th of 18 (876)
PING/Golfweek Preview 3rd of 15 (861)
Brickyard Collegiate .................................. 1st of 15 (859)
Isleworth Invitational 1st of 18 (867)
Puerto Rico Classic 1st of 15 (826)
Las Vegas Intercollegiate 3rd of 15 (870)
Linger Longer Invitational 1st of 13 (867)
U.S. Collegiate 4th of 15 (883)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (849)
NCAA SE Regional 2nd of 14 (829)
NCAA Championship 3rd of 30 (869, 1-1-0)
2009-2010 (SEC Champions)
Carpet Capital Collegiate 10th of 12 (892)
Olympia Fields Invitational 8th of 15 (883)
Brickyard Collegiate 4th of 15 (579)
Isleworth Invitational 4th of 15 (893)
Puerto Rico Shootout 6th of 15 (856)
Charleston Shootout 1st of 15 (846)
So. Highlands Collegiate 12th of 15 (935)
Linger Longer Invitational ........................ 4th of 16 (879)
Morris Williams Intercollegiate 1st of 15 (878)
SEC Championships 1st of 12 (844)
NCAA SC Regional 6th of 14 (869)
2010-2011
Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 12 (876)
PING/Golfweek Preview 3rd of 15 (883)
Brickyard Collegiate 1st of 15 (857)
Isleworth Invitational.............................. 11th of 15 (908)
Puerto Rico Classic 4th of 15 (858)
Southern Highlands Masters 6th of 15 (890)
Callaway Match Play 10th of 16 (2-2-0)
Linger Longer Invitational 3rd of 13 (866)
SEC Championships 4th of 12 (862)
NCAA Erie Regional 4th of 13 (857)
NCAA Championship 2nd of 30 (884, 2-1)
2011-2012
Carpet Capital Collegiate 7th of 12 (872)
Adams Cup Of Newport 2nd of 19 (851)
Northeast Tri Match 1st of 3 (287)
Brickyard Collegiate 4th of 15 (872)
ODU/Outerbanks Collegiate 1st of 18 (834)
Puerto Rico Shootout 9th of 15 (869)
USF Invitational 2nd of 17 (860)
Furman Intercollegiate 5th of 21 (867)
Linger Longer Invitational 2nd of 12 (852)
SEC Championships .................................. 4th of 12 (850)
NCAA Athens Regional 4th of 13 (864)
NCAA Championship 17th of 30 (881)
2012-2013
Carpet Capital Collegiate 2nd of 16 (856)
PING/Golfweek Preview 8th of 16 (859)
Brickyard Collegiate 1st of 15 (848)
AutoTrader.com Classic 6th of 16 (888)
Puerto Rico Classic................................... 4th of 15 (852)
Southern Highlands Masters 13th of 15 (904)
Bulldog Battle at Mountain Lake 1st of 2 (565)
Linger Longer Invitational 5th of 14 (582)
Augusta State Invitational 3rd of 15 (866)
SEC Championships 9th of 14 (876)
NCAA Tempe Regional 2nd of 14 (827)
NCAA Championship 19th of 30 (850)
2013-2014
Carpet Capital Collegiate 2nd of 14 (856)
Collegiate Challenge Cup 1st of 10 (832)
Brickyard Collegiate 4th of 14 (853)
Crooked Stick Intercollegiate 3rd of 14 (881)
Invitational at Ocean Course 3rd of 14 (835)
Puerto Rico Classic 3rd of 15 (904)
Southern Highlands Collegiate 6th of 15 (900)
Linger Longer Invitational 1st of 15 (837)
Met Intercollegiate 1st of 8 (580)
SEC Championships 4th of 14 (833)
NCAA San Antonio Regional 1st of 13 (853)
NCAA Championship 11th of 30 (850)
2014-2015
The Carmel Cup 1st of 8 (1063)
Collegiate Challenge Cup 5th of 12 (861)
Nike Golf Invitational 10th of 12 (893)
Tavistock Collegiate ............................... 14th of 15 (877)
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 3rd of 13 (848)
Puerto Rico Classic 1st of 15 (852)
SH Collegiate Masters 15th of 15 (883)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 14 (575)
Linger Longer Invitational 2nd of 15 (845)
Seahawk Intercollegiate 2nd of 14 (885)
3M Augusta Invitational 3rd of 15 (842)
SEC Championships 7th of 14 (842)
NCAA San Diego Regional ...................... 4th of 13 (870)
NCAA Championship 3rd of 30 (1158, 1-1)
2015-2016 (SEC Champions)
The Carmel Cup 2nd of 8 (1081)
Collegiate Challenge Cup 4th of 12 (860)
Nike Golf Invitational 6th of 15 (846)
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 2nd of 19 (849)
Puerto Rico Classic 3rd of 15 (851)
Querencio Cabo Collegiate 1st of 15 (834)
Southern Intercollegiate 1st of 14 (556)
Linger Longer Invitational 2nd of 13 (855)
3M Augusta Invitational 4th of 14 (854)
SEC Championships 1st of 14 (853)
NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional 1st of 13 (848)
NCAA Championship 14th of 30 (867)
2016-2017
The Carmel Cup 2nd of 8 (1050)
FAMC Intercollegiate ............................... 5th of 14 (883)
Nike Golf Invitational 3rd of 15 (851)
Cypress Point Classic 0-3 in team matches
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 2nd of 24 (827)
Puerto Rico Classic 2nd of 15 (856)
Querencia Cabo Classic 13th of 15 (872)
Southern Intercollegiate 7th of 15 (580)
Linger Longer Invitational 3rd of 15 (853)
Augusta Invitational 8th of 16 (856)
SEC Championships .................................. 9th of 14 (856)
NCAA College Grove Regional 10th of 13 (887)
2017-2018
The Carmel Cup 7th of 8 (1076)
Golfweek Championship 14th of 15 (890)
Nike Golf Invitational 14th of 15 (870)
Crooked Stick Invitational 7th of 12 (885)
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 6th of 21 (847)
Puerto Rico Classic................................... 6th of 15 (867)
Wexford Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 (854)
Southern Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 (584)
Linger Longer Invitational 2nd of 16 (842)
Mason Rudolph Championship 5th of 15 (883)
SEC Championships 11th of 14 (862)
NCAA Bryan Regional 11th of 13 (897)
2018-2019
The Carmel Cup ........................................ 2nd of 8 (1036)
Nike Golf Invitational 10th of 15 (863)
Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 (558)
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 6th of 20 (827)
Puerto Rico Classic 1st of 15 (848)
General Hackler Championship 5th of 13 (854)
Clemson Invitational 3rd of 15 (830)
Southern Intercollegiates 3rd of 17 (585)
SEC Championships 5th of 14 (846)
NCAA Athens Regional 1st of 13 (844)
NCAA Championships 24th of 30 (911)
* 2019-2020 *
The Carmel Cup 4th of 8 (1063)
Jim Rivers Intercollegiate 1st of 14 (847)
Nike Golf Invitational 8th of 15 (850)
Crooked Stick Invitational 1st of 14 (867)
Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic 4th of 20 (819)
Puerto Rico Classic................................... 3rd of 15 (845)
Southern Highlands 8th of 15 (877)
* Season suspended due to COVID-19 pandemic
2020-2021
Blessings Collegiate 11th of 14 (893)
Vanderbilt Legends Collegiate 2nd of 14 (818)
Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 1st of 14 (821)
Gators Invitational 2nd of 21 (816)
LSU Invitational ....................................... 10th of 15 (899)
Tiger Invitational 6th of 15 (854)
Old Waverly Collegiate 1st of 14 (844)
SEC Championships 1st of 14 (842 SP); T5 MP
NCAA Tallahassee Regional 2nd of 14 (847)
NCAA Championships 17th of 30 (873)
2021-2022
The Carmel Cup 6th of 8 (1080)
Colonial Collegiate Invitational 7th of 15 (858)
The Williams Cup 2nd of 10 (856)
Southwestern Invitational 4th of 12 (863)
Puerto Rico Classic 2nd of 13 (811)
Southern Highlands Collegiate 6th of 15 (848)
Linger Longer Invitational 1st of 15 (836)
Calusa Cup 6th of 9 (888)
SEC Championship ................. 6th of 14 (840 SP); T5 MP
NCAA Bryan Regional 4th of 13 (863)
NCAA Championships 12th of 30 (1171)
2022-2023
Frederica Cup 4th of 8 (1,036)
SEC Match Play 2nd of 2, MP (3-2)
Ben Hogan Collegiate 15th of16 (859)
Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational 9th of 20 (833)
Southwestern Invitational 7th of 12 (883)
Puerto Rico Classic 3rd of 13 (840)
Southern Highlands Collegiate 9th of 15 (865)
Linger Longer Invitational 5th of 16 (868)
Calusa Cup 5th of 9 (885)
Classic City One Day 1st of 3 (554)
SEC Championship 9th of 14 (842)
NCAA East Lansing Regional 1st of 13 (823)
NCAA Championship ............................ 14th of 30 (1149)
Tournament Winners
PGA TOUR (64)
Chip Beck (4)
Los Angeles Open
USF&G Classic
Buick Open
Freeport-McMoRan Classic
Terry Diehl (1)
San Antonio Texas Open
Harris English (8) 2013.......................................... FedEx St. Jude Classic 2013 Franklin Templeton Shootout
OHL Classic
Franklin Templeton Shootout
QBE Shootout
Sentry Tournament of Champions
Travelers Championshio
Brian Harman (4)
John Deere Classic
Wells Fargo Championship
QBE Shootout
The Open Championship
Russell Henley (4)
Honda Classic
Shell Houston Open
World Wide Technology Championship
Ryuji Imada (1)
Chris Kirk (5)
AT&T Classic
Viking Classic
McGladrey Classic
Deutsche Bank Championship
Crowne Plaza Invitational
Honda Classic
Kevin Kisner (4)
The RSM Classic
Dean & DeLuca Invitational
WGC-Dell Technologies Match Pla
Wyndham Championship
Bill Kratzert (4)
Keith Mitchell (1)
Peter Persons (1)
Tim Simpson (4)
1990 WDW Oldsmobile Classic
Sepp Straka (3) 2022................................................. The Honda Classic 2023 John Deere Classic 2024..........................................The American Express
Hudson Swafford (3) 2017 CareerBuilder Challenge
2020.....Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championship 2022 The American Express
Brendon Todd (3) 2014............................................ Byron Nelson Classic
Bermuda Championship
Mayakoba Golf Classic
Bubba Watson (14) 2008 CVS/Caremark Charity Classic 2010....................................... Travelers Championship
Farmers Insurance Open
Masters Tournament
Northern Trust Open
Masters Tournament
Hero World Challenge
WGC-HSBC Championship
Travelers Championship 2016 Northern Trust Open 2018 Genesis Open
2018 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play 2018 Travelers Championship
KORN FERRY TOUR (33)
Justin Bolli (4) 2004 Chattanooga Classic
NE Pennsylvania Classic
Price Cutter Championship
Tour Championship
Paul Claxton (2)
Louisiana Open 2007 Melwood Prince George’s County Open
Erik Compton (1) 2011 Mexico Open
Harris English (1) 2011 Nationwide Children’s Hospital Invitational
Joey Garber (1)
Rex Hospital Open
Russell Henley (3)
Stadion Classic at UGA
Chiquita Classic
Jacksonville Open
Ryuji Imada (2) 2000 Virginia Beach Open
BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs
Chris Kirk (3)
Fort Smith Classic
News Open
2020 King & Bear Classic
Kevin Kisner (2)
Mylan Classic
Chile Classic
Franklin Langham (3)
Permian Basin Open
Rheem Classic 2007.......................... EnergySolutions Championship
Scott Parel (1) 2013 Air Capital Classic
Matt Peterson (1)
1995........................................... Central Georgia Open
Sepp Straka (1) 2018 KC Golf Classic
Hudson Swafford (1)
Stadion Classic at UGA
Davis Thompson (1) 2022 REX Hospital Open
Dicky Thompson (2)
Baton Rouge Open
Elizabethtown Open
Brendon Todd (2)
Utah Championship
Stadion Classic at UGA
Tommy Tolles (2)
Ozarks Open
Alabama Classic
CHAMPIONS TOUR
Chip Beck (1)
Kinojyo Senior Open
Scott Parel (2)
Boeing Classic 2018 Invesco QQQ Championship
MACKENZIE TOUR
Erik Compton (3) 2003 Michelin Guadalajara Classic 2004 E-Loan Central Valley Classic
MTS Classic
Lee McCoy (1)
2017 Freedom 55 Financial Open
PGA TOUR CHINA
Bryden Macpherson (2)
2015......................................... Cadillac Championship 2015 Lushan Open
LIV GOLF
Hudson Swafford
Bubba Watson
2024-2025 Season Preview
The 2024-25 Bulldogs will travel to a pair of tournaments within the state and return to several familiar sites for their fall and spring seasons, head coach Chris Haack announced.
“We are excited about the great golf courses our team is going to compete on this year, while against some of the best team around the country,” Haack said. “We can’t wait to get started.”
In total, Georgia will play in five tournaments that the team participated in last season.
The Bulldogs will open the season Sept. 1-2 in the Island Resort Intercollegiate in Bark River, Michigan at the Sage Run Golf Club before playing in the Valero Collegiate in San Antonio, Texas, at the home of the PGA TOUR’s Valero Texas Open, hosted by UTSA. Georgia will compete against the Roadrunners, Auburn, Clemson, East Tennessee State, LSU, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, SMU, North Florida, Ole Miss, TCU, Virginia, Tennessee and Vanderbilt in the event.
Georgia returns to the Lonestar state to participate in the Ben Hogan Collegiate, which takes place Sept. 30Oct. 1 in Fort Worth, Texas, at the Colonial Country Club. Next up, the Bulldogs will travel to Biloxi, Mississippi for the Fallen Oaks Collegiate Oct. 19-21. Georgia will wrap up the fall with a trip to Maui, Hawaii, Nov. 2-4 for the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational at Royal Ka’anapali Course.
The Bulldogs will return to action in the spring at the
Puerto Rico Classic at the Grand Reserve Golf Club in Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, home of the PGA TOUR’s Puerto Rico Open on Feb. 9-11, 2025. The team shot a total of 822, 42-under-par, to finish in first by three strokes in 2024. Georgia will then travel out west to Las Vegas for the Southern Highlands Collegiate on March 2-4.
Georgia’s first in-state event will take place in Greensboro for the Linger Longer Classic at the Landings Golf Club on March 16-18. The team will round out the regular season playing in The Godwin in San Francisco, hosted by Stanford University, on March 27-29, and at The Ford, held at the Ford Golf and River Club in Savannah on April 13-14.
The postseason will open with the SEC Championship at Seaside Golf Club on Sea Island, April 23-27. NCAA Regionals are scheduled for May 12-14 at a site to be determined (Amherst, Virginia; Bremerton, Wash.; Fayetteville, Ark.; Reno, Nevada; Stillwater, Okla.; and Tallahassee, Fla., are the 2025 hosts). If Georgia advances from the Regional as it has done so in 22 of the last 26 postseasons under Coach Haack’s leadership, it will compete in the NCAA Championship May 23-28 at the Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, Calif.
Keep up with all the latest news and information on the Bulldogs by following UGA Men’s Golf on X @ UGAGolf, on Instagram @UGAGolf or check out information online at georgiadogs.com.
