2022-23 Georgia Men's Golf Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

University of Georgia

Georgia Golf History

Media Information

2022 Roster and Pronunciation

2022 Schedule Breakdown

ADMINISTRATION & STAFF 6

COACHING STAFF 8

Chris Haack, Head Coach

Jim Douglas, Assoc. Head Coach

MEET THE DAWGS 12

Buck Brumlow, Sophomore

Nic Cassidy, Senior

Connor Creasy, Senior

Maxwell Ford, Sophomore

JT Herman, Sophomore

Carter Loflin, Freshman

Caleb Manuel, Junior

Blake Parkman, Sophomore

Michael Shears, Graduate

Ben van Wyk, Senior

PREVIOUS SEASON STATS 22

HISTORY & RECORDS 24

Two National Championships

Records

HONORS AND AWARDS 29

All-Americans

All-Time Lettermen

Honors & Awards

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 31

AMATUERS CHAMPIONS 32

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 34

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 35

DAWGS ON TOUR 38

2023 ROSTER INFO

Letterwinner returning/lost (7/3) Newcomers (3)

SPORTS

COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS

Claude Felton, Senior Associate AD Jake Golob, Graduate Assistant

SPORTS

COMMUNICATIONS ADDRESS

Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall

1 Selig Circle Athens, Ga. 30602

QUICK FACTS

Location Athens, Ga.

Founded 1785

University President Jere W. Morehead Faculty Athletic Rep. Prof. David Shipley

J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks

Enrollment 40,118

Nickname Bulldogs

Mascot UGA X "Que"

Colors Red and Black

Website georgiadogs.com

Golf Facility UGA Golf Course Conference Southeastern Conference Program History 95 years

CREDITS

Written and Edited by: Jake Golob and Julia Maenius

Graphic Design by: Jake Golob and Zach Kelly.

Photography: Julian Alexander, David Barnes, David Bohrer, Kristie M. Bradshaw, Jack Casey, Ashley Connell, John Curry, Brett Davis, Rob Davis, Donavan Eason, Dan Evans, Phillip Faulkner, Joel Gibson, Steve Guyer, Rebecca Hay, Bill Kallenberg, Dave Marck, Perry McIntyre, Mackenzie Miles, Parker Moore, Radi Nabulsi, Lesley Onstott, Chamberlain Smith, Evan Stichler, Ashley Strickland, Brian Tirpak, Scott Trubey, Julianne Upchurch, Tony Walsh, Kevin Works, Kelly Wegel, Dylan Wilson, Cody Schmelter, Evan Stichler, John Kelley and the Georgia Center for Continuing Education.

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

“Something for everyone.” That’s one way to describe the academic, athletic, and social is a leader among public universities nationally with a breadth and diversity of degree programs that rival any institution of higher learning. Various degree programs such as education, business, international affairs, journalism, math and public administration rank among the best in the nation. With its topnotch 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. On January 27, 1785--just two years after the Revolutionary War and still four years before George Washington’s inauguration lature adopted the charter that created the University of Georgia, making UGA the oldest chartered state university in the nation. More than 225 years later, Georgia still offers something for everyone.

Academic Offerings

• 24 Baccalaureate degrees in more than 142 fields

• 32 Master’s degrees in 135 fields

• Specialist in Education degree in 8 major fields

• 4 Doctoral degrees in 87 areas

• Professional degrees in law, pharmacy and veterinary medicine

• More than 130 Study Abroad & exchange programs

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 a vibrant and shopping. 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 fostered world-wide megabands such as R.E.M. and the B-52s. 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.

NOTABLE NUMBERS

FIRST

UGA became the nation’s first state-chartered university in 1785 and is considered the birthplace of public higher education in the U.S.

SECOND

The University of Georgia was ranked as the college with the second-best student life in the nation in an annual survey by niche.com.

TENTH

niche.com ranked UGA No. 10 among top public universities based on academic, admissions, financial and student life data.

THIRTEENTH

UGA’s dining halls, which include 24-hour options, were ranked as the nation’s 13th-best 10 by Business Insider magazine.

SIXTEENTH

The University of Georgia was ranked the 16th-best top public national university in the country aaccording to the U.S. News and World Report in 2022

SEVENTEENTH

Forbes ranked UGA No. 17 among colleges that “dominate” in sports and academics based NCAA titles and Forbes’ list of Americas’ Top Colleges.

TWENTY-FOUR

UGA has been ranked among the nation’s top-25 public universities by U.S. News and World Report for 24 consecutive years.

Georgia Golf History

In the spring of 1924, a handful of Georgia students formed what was the university’s first-ever golf team. In those days, the team did not have coaches; rather, one of the players served as captain and made the decisions that guided the squad. Some of the first captains for the Bulldogs were Harris Jones, John Grant, Billy Oliver and Hugh Nunnally.

The Bulldogs’ first coach came on board in 1930 as Murray Soule took the position. He was succeeded by J.M. McFadden (1933-35), who passed the torch to R.L. Keener (1935-42). Keener led the Bulldogs to their first-ever SEC championship in 1941. Because of World War II, the Bulldogs disbanded for the next few years.

Howell Hollis was named coach in 1946 and began to lay the foundation for the program. Serving from 1946 through 1970, Hollis took 13 of his 25 teams to the NCAA Championships, including eight top-10 finishes. Hollis’ Bulldogs claimed 13 Southeastern Conference titles and he had 10 individual conference champions. One of those, George Hamer in 1946, also went on to win the national championship. During Hollis’ tenure, the Bulldogs also played primarily dual matches, posting a mark of 268-57-8.

Hamer, who was nicknamed “The Georgia Pine” because of his height, is still the only Bulldog to win the NCAA title (then known as the National Intercollegiates). He also won the Southeastern Amateur three times and the Georgia State Open and the Southern Amateur titles once apiece.

Hollis was able to attract some of the game’s best players to Athens during his tenure, including David Boyd, Jimmy Gabrielsen, Vinny Giles and Danny Yates.

Hollis stepped down following the 1970 season and he was succeeded by Dick Copas, a member of the UGA staff as an academic counselor and dorm director. Copas maintained the level of success that Hollis had begun as he guided the Bulldogs from 1971-96 to 17 NCAAs, including 10 top-10s, and seven SEC titles. Sixty-one of his proteges won All-SEC honors, while 31 were tabbed as All-Americans. Copas himself was named National Coach of the Year in 1978 and the SEC Coach of the Year seven times.

Copas coached some of the most decorated players in Georgia history, including Peter Persons, Chip Beck, Griff Moody, Matt Peterson, Paul Claxton and Franklin Langham.

Chris Haack stepped from the ranks of the American Junior Golf Association to assume the reins of the Georgia program after Copas. In just his third year on the job, Haack guided the 1999 Bulldogs to the program’s first national championship and he was named the National Coach of the Year. He then guided the 2005 Bulldogs to the national championship and again was chosen as the National Coach of the Year.

To date, Haack also has guided the Bulldogs to five more SEC titles - giving Georgia a league-high 29 crowns. Under Haack, Georgia has set school marks for lowest team total in a tournament and a round as well as lowest mark by an individual. 70 of his players have been tabbed as All-Americans, while 73 have been chosen AllSEC, including 1998 Player of the Year Jeremy Parrott, 2001 Player of the Year Nick Cassini, 2006 Player of the Year Chris Kirk, 2010 Player of the year Russell Henley, 2016 Player of the year Lee McCoy, 2021 Davis Thompson, 2003 Freshman of the Year Kevin Kisner, 2004 Freshman of the Year Brendon Todd, 2006 Freshman of the Year Brian Harman, 2007 Freshman of the Year Hudson Swafford, 2008 Freshman of the Year Harris English, 2010 Freshman of the Year Bryden Macpherson and 2019 Freshman of the Year Trent Phillips.

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Buck Brumlow 5-11 So. Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS)

Nic Cassidy 6-2 Sr. Johns Creek, Ga. (Johns Creek HS)

Connor Creasy 6-0 Sr. Abingdon, Va. (Abingdon HS)

Maxwell Ford 5-11 So. Peachtree Corners, Ga. (Rivers Academy)

JT Herman 6-0 So. Hilton Head Island, S.C. (Hilton Head Prep)

Carter Loflin 6-0 Fr. Duluth, Ga. (St. Pius X)

Caleb Manuel 5-8 Jr. Topsham, Maine (UConn)

Blake Parkman 6-5 So. Cumming, Ga. (South Forsyth HS)

Michael Shears 6-2 Gr. Franklin, Tenn. (Vanderbilt)

Ben van Wyk 5-6 Sr. George, South Africa (Augusta)

Head Coach Chris Haack, 27th season

Associate Head Coach Jim Douglas, 22nd season

Coach Haack, the assistant coach and the student-athletes appreciate your interest in the Georgia men’s golf program and look forward to providing assistance to the media in all ways possible. Media in need of assistance beyond this guide should contact:

Jake Golob

Office: (706) 542-1621

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1472

Cell: (706) 621-0047 Athens, GA 30603-1472

Email: jake.golob@uga.edu

Coach and Player Interviews

Throughout the season, all practices are closed to the media unless otherwise specified. Interviews will generally be conducted in-person before practice. However, other arrangements can be made by contacting UGA Sports Communications.

Media desiring to conduct interviews over the phone should make arrangements through the Sports Communications office, as well. These will be coordinated according to Coach Haack’s and the players’ availability, usually prior to, or immediately after practice sessions.

HOW TO SAY IT

Buck Brumlow Brum-low

Connor Creasy Crease-E

Caleb Manuel Man-U-uhl

Michael Shears Rhymes with Sears

Ben van Wyk Fun Vake

Chris Haack Hack

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

BULLDOGS BY COUNTRY

United States of America

Nine Players

South Africa

Ben van Wyk

BULLDOGS BY STATE

Georgia

Five Players

Maine

Caleb Manuel

South Carolina

JT Herman

Tennessee

Michael Shears

Virginia

Connor Creasy

Sept.

Sept.

Oct. 3-4

Mar.

1- Hosted by Vanderbilt

2- Hosted by Alabama

3- Hosted by TCU

4- Hosted by Hawaii

5- Hosted by Pepperdine

6- Hosted by Purdue

7- Hosted by UNLV

8- Hosted by Kennesaw State

9- Hosted by Iowa

10- SEC Championship

11- NCAA Regionals

12- NCAA Championships

President Jere W. Morehead began his tenure as the 22nd University of Georgia President on July 1, 2013. Under his leadership, the University has risen in the rankings of the best public colleges and universities and completed a series of initiatives 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 more than $1.4 billion, and launched an Innovation District initiative to create UGA’s campus of the future, where students and faculty partner with industry to generate ideas and solutions to continue the University’s role as a powerful driver of economic development in Georgia. Since 2013, UGA has increased its research expenditures by 41% and has been ranked among the top five universities in the U.S. each year for research-based products reaching the marketplace. UGA now stands first nationally in this important ranking.

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. UGA graduates are in demand: 91% of graduates in 2020 were employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation.

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 posts, 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.

Josh Brooks was named J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Jan. 6, 2021, after serving 11 years at UGA, most recently as Interim Director of Athletics and Senior Deputy Director of Athletics.

Brooks returned to UGA in 2016 as Executive Associate Director of Athletics after serving as Deputy Athletics Director at the University of Louisiana Monroe from 2015-16 and Director of Athletics at Millsaps College from 2014-15.

Prior to his tenures at Millsaps and ULM, he served in capacities at UGA as Director of Football Operations (200811) and Assistant and Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations (2012-14).

On January 20, 2021, Brooks pledged $100,000 to create a need-based scholarship that will support UGA students from Athens-Clarke County. His gift will create 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.

During his time at UGA, Brooks worked closely with former Director of Athletics Greg McGarity overseeing internal and external for all athletic operations. He has served as the liaison with the Office of University Architects office on all athletic construction projects and with several campus departments as well as the president’s office. His responsibilities at UGA have included overseeing the departments of facility support, graphics and design, and turf management.

He has been involved in the scheduling of future football games, as well as overseeing bowl game operations. In addition, his responsibilities included assisting with the development and management of facilities, new construction projects for the Athletic Association, and planning the 2013 Jason Aldean Concert in Sanford Stadium. Brooks has also served as the sport facilitator for football and men’s and women’s track and field and cross country.

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 control to jury selection. He has served as Editorin-Chief of the American Business Law Journal.

His external service currently includes serving as President of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and Chair of the SEC Executive Committee. He also serves as Chair of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Board of Directors, a member of the NCAA Division I Administrative Committee, and a member of the NCAA Board of Governors. He is Co-Chair of the University Leadership Forum, a national initiative led by the Council on Competitiveness to expand the role of American higher education in the global innovation economy. Additional service includes membership on the boards of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Georgia Research Alliance, University System of Georgia Foundation, Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education, and Emory University Candler School of Theology.

President Morehead has received several University-wide teaching awards, including the Josiah Meigs Award – UGA’s highest honor for teaching excellence – the Richard B. Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, the Teacher of the Year Award in the Terry College of Business, and the Lothar Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor Award. In 2021, he received the Chief Executive Leadership Award from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education District III for outstanding leadership and service in support of education.

He holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University and a law degree from the University of Georgia.

During his time at Millsaps, Brooks revamped the Major game-day experience. He created the kid’s zone, specialized concessions, and partnerships with youth sports leagues. Partnerships with the Jackson Public Schools, the Jackson Zoo, the National Guard and the Boy and Girl Scouts of America added to game days. This enhanced experience helped Brooks solicit over $100K in sponsorship opportunities.

Brooks also established a department-wide fundraising campaign that led to a 150 percent increase in Major-Club donations. Capping off this fundraising campaign was the creation of a standalone Hall of Fame event at the Capital Club and the Mary Ann Edge Golf Tournament held at Patrick Farms golf course.

The Majors saw great athletic success in Brooks’ first year. The Majors enjoyed two SAA regular season championships, captured by the men’s soccer team and the women’s basketball team. The Millsaps’ baseball team also earned a trip to the West Regional tournament. The student-athletes also shined in the classroom in Brooks’ first year. Millsaps’ studentathletes had an overall grade-point-average of 3.0 in the 2014-15 academic year. Over 130 Majors’ earned Academic All-Conference honors.

While serving as director of football operations at the University of Louisiana-Monroe beginning in 2004, and in 2007 ULM became bowl eligible for the first time in school history after beating Alabama. Brooks 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.

A native of Hammond, Louisiana, he graduated from LSU (’02) with a degree in Kinesiology and completed his Master’s degree in Sport Management from The University of Georgia (‘14). He and his wife Lillie have twin sons Jackson and James born July 2009 and a third son Davis born March 2012.

JOSH BROOKS

J. REID PARKER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

JERE MOREHEAD UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PRESIDENT

Josh Brooks J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics

David Shipley Faculty Athletics Representative

Darrice Griffin Senior Deputy Director of Athletics

Will Lawler Deputy Athletic Director – Legal & Regulatory Affairs

Stephanie Ransom Deputy Athletic Director – Finance SWA

Magdi El Shahawy Deputy Athletic Director – Academics & Student Development

Ron Courson Executive Associate Athletic Director –Sports Medicine

Ford Williams Executive Associate Athletic Director

Geoff Bentzel Senior Associate Athletic Director –Compliance

Matt Brachowski Senior Associate Athletic Director –Internal Operations

Claude Felton Loran Smith Senior Associate AD –Sports Communications

Glada Horvat Senior Associate Athletic Director –Academics & Eligibility

Kevin Miller Senior Associate Athletic Director –Development

Beth Dziedzic Associate Athletic Director –Academics

Anna Randa Associate Athletic Director –Sports Medicine

Tanner Stines Associate Athletic Director – Facilities & Capital Projects

Alan Thomas Associate Athletic Director –External Operations

John Bateman Assistant Athletic Director –Marketing

Mike Bilbow Assistant Athletic Director –Digital Production

Emily Deitz Assistant AD – Fan Engagement & Licensing

Rhonda Kilpatrick Assistant Athletic Director – Academics and Eligibility

Derek Hammock Assistant Athletic Director- Finance & Strategic Planning

Scott Hallberg Associate Athletic Director –Business Operations

Courtney Gay Assistant Athletic Director – Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Jen Galas Assistant Athletic Director – Social Media & Digital Strategy

Leigh Futch Assistant Athletic Director –The Georgia Way

Steve Flippen Assistant Athletic Director –Compliance

Wendy Whittington Assistant Athletic Director –Ticket Operations

Amy Thomas Associate Athletic Director –Human Resources

Christie Purks Associate Athletic Director –Event Management

Mike Mobley Assistant Athletic Director –Sports Communications

Christopher Lakos Assistant Athletic Director –Sports Communications

Cory Kopaniasz Assistant Athletic Director –Academics

CHRIS HAACK HEAD COACH / DIRECTOR OF GOLF

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

70 ALL-AMERICANS

14 First team, 18 second team, eight third team and 30 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 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLAR

8 FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE AWARDS

U.S. PALMER CUP COACH

2001 and 2006

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 thirdplace 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 AllAmerica 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 AllAmerican 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 15-shot 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 fundraising 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).

22ND 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 22nd 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 AllAmericans, 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 2009-10 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.

JIM DOUGLAS ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

MEET THE DAWGS

2022-2023 PHOTO ROSTER

Buck Brumlow Sophomore 5-11 Cartersville, Ga.

Nic Cassidy Senior 6-2 Johns Creek, Ga.

Connor Creasy Senior 6-0 Abingdon, Va.

Maxwell Ford Sophomore 5-11 Peachtree Corners, Ga.

JT Herman Sophomore 6-0 Hilton Head Island, S.C.

Ben van Wyk Senior 6-5

George, South Africa

Michael Shears Graduate 6-2 Franklin, Tenn.

Blake Parkman Sophomore 6-5 Cumming, Ga.

Caleb manuel Junior 5-8 Topsham, Maine

Carter Loflin Freshman 6-0 Duluth, Ga.

BUCK BRUMLOW

SOPHOMORE (2022-2023)

Came in 17th in the Frederica Cup ... Posted a personal best of 6-under 66 in the first round of the Frederica Cup.

FRESHMAN (2021-2022)

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.

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.

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.

PERSONAL

Born Aug. 12, 2002 … Son of Andy and Leslie Brumlow … Majoring in Risk Management and Insurance.

SENIOR (2022-2023)

Placed fifth with an 11-under 199 -- both career bests -- in the SEC Match Play ... Matched his personal-best round of 5-under 65 and went 1-0 in the SEC Match Play ... Came in 15th in the Frederica Cup ... Posted a then-personal best for tournament (9-under 207) in the Frederica Cup ... Established his career-best round of 5-under 67 ... Serving as a team co-captain this season.

JUNIOR (2021-2022)

Placed seventh in the Colonial Collegiate Invitational ... Posted a 4-under 68 in the Puerto Rico Classic ... Posted additional top-20 efforts in The Carmel Cup and the Linger Longer Invitational ... Served on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee ... Named the recipient of the James R. Gabrielsen Men’s Golf Scholarship Endowment ... Had two counting rounds in the Bryan Regional to help the Bulldogs qualify for the NCAA Championships ... Earned Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar honors.

SOPHOMORE (2020-2021)

Appeared in two fall tournaments, highlighted by a 19thplace finish in the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate ... Recorded a personal-best 2-under 68 and a 1-under 209 in the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate ... Named to the J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

FRESHMAN (2019-2020)

Made his collegiate debut in the Ka’anapali Collegiate Classic ... Named to the 2020 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

REDSHIRT (2018-2019)

Redshirted after joining the Bulldogs in January.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Came in second in the 2021 Monroe and Dogwood invitationals and fourth in the 2021 Southeastern Amateur ... Won three AJGA individual titles and had five other top-12 efforts ... Recorded seven top-12 finishes in AJGA Invitationals ... Finished as U.S. Junior Match Play Qualifier twice ... Named a Rolex Junior All-American twice ... Named to the AJGA Junior All-Star Team in 2016.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Johns Creek High School ... Helped lead Johns Creek to three state championships and he claimed one individual title ... Won two region championships with Johns Creek ... Named team captain twice ... Earned All-State honors three times ... Named the 6A Player of The Year for 2016 ... Chosen as the recipient of AJC Player of the Year for All Classifications in 2017 ... Named as a Gatorade National Player of the Year nominee ... Named as an All-American for 2018.

PERSONAL

Born Nov. 17, 2000 ... Son of Sean and Kathy Cassidy ... Majoring in Sport Management.

NIC CASSIDY

‘22-‘23

‘21-‘22

Rounds

TOP

TOP

Rounds

BEST

LOW

Rounds

CONNOR CREASY

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 6-0

HOMETOWN Abingdon, Va.

MAJOR Risk Management & Insurance

TOP 10 FINISHES

One

TOP 20 FINISHES

Five

PAR OR BETTER

27

BEST FINISH

Seventh – 2022 Frederica Cup

LOW ROUND

65 (-7) – 2022 Frederica Cup

LOW TOURNAMENT

202 (-14) – 2022 Frederica Cup

SENIOR (2022-2023)

Recorded his first career top-10 with a seventh-place effort in the Frederica Cup ... Posted personal bests for tournament (14-under 202) and round (7-under 65) in the Frederica Cup ... Serving as a team co-captain this season.

JUNIOR (2021-2022)

Named to the SEC Community Service Team ... Appeared in the Williams Cup and the Southwestern Invitational in the lineup and in the Puerto Rico Classic and the Linger Longer Invitational as an individual ... Matched his career lows with a 4-under 68 and a 7-under 209 in the Puerto Rico Classic ... Served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council ... Named the recipient of the Jack and Mary Dinos Men’s Golf Endowment.

SOPHOMORE (2020-2021)

Came in 11th in the Gators Invitational ... Placed 12th as the Bulldogs won the stroke play portion of the SECs ... Appeared in two fall events, highlighted by a 15th-place finish in the Vanderbilt Legends Collegiate ... Inducted into UGA’s Student-Athlete Leadership Academy ... Represented the Bulldogs in the Patriot All-America Golf Tournament ... Named to the Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll ... Named to the J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll ... Chosen as a Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar ... Earned the team’s Howell Hollis Award as the Bulldog with the best grade point average.

FRESHMAN (2019-2020)

Made his Georgia debut in the Jim Rivers Invitational,

‘22-‘23

‘21-‘22

‘20-‘21

‘19-‘20

placing 11th ... Appeared in the Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational, the Crooked Stick Invitational, and the Puerto Rico Classic ... His low round was 2-under 70 and low tournament was 2-under 214, both in the Jim Rivers Invitational ... Named to the 2019-2020 First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Placed eighth in the 2019 Dogwood Invitational and 12th in the 2021 event ... Took fifth in the 2020 Western Amateur Championship ... Named a 2018 Second Team Rolex Junior All-American ... Reached the Round of 16 in the 2018 Junior Amateur at Baltusrol ... Competed in the 2017 and 2021 U.S. Amateur ... Named to the 2016 AJGA Junior All-Star Team ... Competed in the 2019 Wyndham Cup ... Placed third in the 2018 Bobby Chapman Junior Invitational ... Came in fourth in the 2019 Thunderbird International Junior and eighth in the 2019 Dogwood Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Abingdon High School ... Led Abingdon to three state championships and was the state medalist twice ... Won region medalist honors four times ... Had a senior year scoring average of 66.2 ... Named Second Team All-American by USA Today in 2018 ... Chosen as the salutatorian of his senior class.

PERSONAL

Born March 28, 2001 ... Son of Todd and Debbie Creasy ... Majoring in Sport Management.

SOPHOMORE (2022-2023)

Named the SEC Player of the Week after placing third at 13-under 200 in the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate ... Set career-low round with a 7-under 64 ... Finish and tournament total rank No. 2 on his career list ... Appeared in the Frederica Cup and Ben Hogan Invitational.

FRESHMAN (2021-2022)

Chosen by the GCAA for the Division I PING All-Southeast Region Team ... Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team by the league’s coaches ... Placed second in the Puerto Rico Classic, where he set career marks for finish, round (6-under 66), and tournament (16-under 200) ... His 16-under ranks third best in school history ... Placed a team-best fourth in the Bryan Regional to help the Bulldogs qualify for the NCAA Championships ... Came in 18th in the stroke play portion of the SEC Championship ... Named the SEC Freshman of the Week after placing 18th in the Southwestern Invitational, second in the Puerto Rico Classic, and fourth in the Linger Longer Invitational ... Made his Georgia debut in The Carmel Cup with a 20th-place finish ... Represented the Bulldogs in the Patriot All-America ... Named the recipient of the C. Read Morton Men’s Golf Scholarship.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Won the 2021 Wyndham Invitational … Finished as the runner-up in the 2022 Sunnehanna Amateur and the 2021 Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship and the Terra Cotta Invitational … Had top-10s in the 2021 U.S. Junior Amateur Championship, the Team TaylorMade Invitational, the AJGA Simplify Boys Championship at Carlton Woods, and the Polo Golf Junior Classic at Liberty National … Placed third in 2020 in the Dustin Johnson World Junior Championship and the Georgia Amateur Championship and sixth in the Press Thornton Future Masters … Won the 2019 Jones Cup Junior Invitational, came in second in the Press Thornton Future Masters and the Ollie Schniederjans Junior Classic, third in the E-Z-GO Vaughn Taylor Championship, and fourth in the Wyndham Invitational … Won the 2018

Evitt Foundation RTC Junior All-Star and the AJGA Junior All-Star at Cooks Creek … Won the SJGT’s 2018 Chattahoochee Junior Classic, the 2017 Berkeley Hills Junior Classic and Furman Junior Classic, and the 2016 Berkeley Hills Junior Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Rivers Academy … Led Rivers to the 2019 and 2021 GISA AA state titles … Won the 2019 and 2021 and 2019 GISA AA individual state championships … Won the 2019 and 2021 Region 5-AA titles.

PERSONAL

Born Sept. 14, 2002 … Son of Patrick and Karen Ford … Is a triplet with sister Abigail (who attends Georgia) and brother David (who plays collegiately for North Carolina) … Majoring in Sport Management.

CLASS Sophomore

HEIGHT 5-11

HOMETOWN Peachtree

MAJOR Sport Management

TOP 10 FINISHES

Three

TOP 20 FINISHES

Six

PAR OR BETTER

19

BEST FINISH

Second – 2022 Puerto Rico Classic

LOW

‘21-‘22

JT HERMAN

HEIGHT 6-0

HOMETOWN

TOP 10 FINISHES

N/A

TOP 20 FINISHES

N/A

PAR OR BETTER

N/A

BEST FINISH

81st – 2022 Linger Longer Invitational

LOW ROUND

LOW

FRESHMAN (2021-2022)

Made his collegiate debut as an individual in the Linger Longer Invitational ... Named the recipient of the George P. Swift Jr. Men’s Golf Scholarship Endowment.

REDSHIRT (2020-2021)

Named the recipient of the Robert E. Dicks III Athletic Scholarship Endowment.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Came in 20th in the 2021 Monroe Invitational ... Won the 2020 AJGA Junior at Oldfield ... Finished 15th in the 2020 South Carolina Amateur Championship ... Placed first in the 2019-20 SCGA Junior Championship ... Finished regulation first in the Sea Pines Junior Heritage before falling in a three-hole playoff ... Came in second in the 2019 Beth Daniel Junior Azalea, third in the Jones Cup Junior Invitational, and eighth in the Sea Pines Junior Heritage ... Reached the match play portion of the 2019 United States Junior Amateur.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Hilton Head Preparatory School ... Won the 2019 SCISA State Championship ... Named the 2019 SCISA Player of the Year ... Chosen as the 2018 and 2019 Region Player of the Year ... Won the Lowcountry Invitational.

PERSONAL

Born Aug. 14, 2001 ... Son of Tim and Meg Herman ... Majoring in Sport Management.

FRESHMAN (2022-2023)

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.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Named to the 2021 Rolex Junior All-America Team ... Chosen as the 2020 SJGT Player of the Year ... Recorded several top-10 finsihes 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.

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.

PERSONAL

Born Aug. 28, 2003 ... Son of Stephen and Sonya Loflin ... Majoring in Business.

CARTER LOFLIN

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 6-0

HOMETOWN Duluth, Ga.

MAJOR Business

TOP 10 FINISHES

One

TOP 20 FINISHES

One

PAR OR BETTER

Five

BEST FINISH

10th – 2022 Ka’anapali Collegiate

LOW ROUND

68 (-4) – 2022 Frederica Cup

LOW TOURNAMENT

205

CALEB MANUEL

JUNIOR (2022-2023)

Made his Georgia debut in the SEC Match Play, placing 39th ... Posted a second-round 4-under 66.

SOPHOMORE (2021-2022)

Named Second-Team All-Big East while playing for UConn … Was the co-champion of the conference championship and was named to the All-Tournament Team … Ended his career as Maine’s all-time career scoring leader (71.7) … Had two wins, 11 top-10s, 14 top-20s, and 18 sub-70 rounds.

FRESHMAN

(2020-2021)

Named to the PING Division I All-Northeast Regional Team while playing for UConn … Named First-Team AllBig East, Big East Freshman of the Year, All-Tournament Team, and All-Academic Team … Participated in all 10 spring events after the fall was canceled due to the pandemic … Led the Huskies in scoring at 72.5.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Played in the 2022 U.S. Open ... Named the state of Maine’s Player of the Year in 2020 and 2021 … twice won the Maine State Amateur … Won the 2020 Maine State Golf Association Junior Amateur and New England Amateur Championship.

HIGH SCHOOL

TOP 10 FINISHES

N/A

TOP 20 FINISHES

N/A

PAR OR BETTER

Four

BEST FINISH

37th – 2022 Hogan Invitational

LOW ROUND

66

Graduated from Mt. Ararat High School in Maine … Named All-State four times and led Mt. Ararat to two team state titles … Served as team captain … Played basketball and served as team captain.

PERSONAL

Born March 29, 2002 … Son of Jill and Patrick Manuel.

REDSHIRT (2021-2022)

Named to the First-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll.

AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS

Named to the 2019 AJGA Scholastic Honor Roll … Posted two top-10s in AJGA events, including runner-up efforts in the 2019 D.A. Points Junior Championship and a sixth place showing at the Greenwood Junior Championship … Recorded three top-20 finishes in AJGA tournaments … Won the SJGT Southeastern Junior in 2018 and 2019 in Columbus … Owns the SJGT all-time low round of 62 (2019 CC of Columbus) … Recorded seven top-10s in SJGT events.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from South Forsyth High School … Named to the 2021 First Team All-Region 6-AAAAAA … Recorded a 73.8 scoring average his senior year … Graduated with a 4.0 GPA.

PERSONAL

Born July 22, 2002 … Son of the late Kanon and Megan Parkman … his father was a Georgia kicker in 1991, 1993, 1994, and 1995 … Majoring in Finance.

BLAKE PARKMAN

CLASS R-Freshman

HEIGHT 6-5

HOMETOWN Cumming, Ga.

MAJOR Finance

TOP 10 FINISHES

TOP 20 FINISHES

PAR OR BETTER

BEST FINISH

LOW ROUND

LOW TOURNAMENT

MICHAEL SHEARS

CLASS Graduate

HEIGHT 6-2

HOMETOWN Franklin, Tenn.

MAJOR M.S. Sport Management

TOP 10 FINISHES

Three

TOP 20 FINISHES

Three

PAR OR BETTER

21

BEST FINISH

Fourth – 2021 Old Waverly Collegiate

LOW ROUND

67 (-5) – 2019 Old Waverly Collegiate

LOW TOURNAMENT

211 (-5) – 2021 Old Waverly Collegiate YEAR RDS

GRADUATE (2022-2023)

Joined the Bulldogs as a graduate transfer after playing four seasons at Vanderbilt.

SENIOR (2021-2022)

Appeared in four events for the Commodores ... Came in sixth at the Carmel Cup ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

JUNIOR (2020-2021)

Appeared in eight events for the Commodores ... Came in 39th at the NCAA Championships, including a 69 in the third round ... Placed fourth in the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship ... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

SOPHOMORE (2019-2020)

Appeared in four events for the Commodores ... Placed 28th in the Crooked Stick Collegiate.

FRESHMAN (2018-2019)

Appeared in four events for the Commodores ... Made his collegiate debut with a 68th-place effort in the Shoal Creek Invitational ... Earned the Tom Cousins Award (which is named for the former UGA swimmer) for academics and community engagement ... Named to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from Franklin ... Named All-State and All-Region in 2017 ... Won the Williamson County Award for the Boys Golfer of the Year in 2017-18 ... Served as team captain in 2017 and 2018.

PERSONAL

Son of Michael and Shannon Shears ... his father was a member of the Bulldogs’ golf team in the 1980s ... his grandfather, Joel Darden, lettered on the Georgia football team from 1962-64.

TOTAL

* Played at Vanderbilt from 2018-2022

‘21-‘22

SENIOR (2022-2023)

Placed 12th in the SEC Match Play, including a 6-under 64 in the second round ...  Went 1-0 in the SEC Match Play ... Came in 17th in the Frederica Cup, including a 5-under in the second round.

JUNIOR (2021-2022)

Placed third, which ranks as his Georgia best and ties his career best, as the Bulldogs won the Linger Longer Invitational ... Recorded his Georgia bests for round (7-under 65) and tournament (11-under 205) in the Puerto Rico Classic ... Came in 16th in the Puerto Rico Classic and 18th in the Southwestern Invitational ... Had two counting rounds in the Bryan Regional to help the Bulldogs qualify for the NCAA Championships ... Paced the Bulldogs at the NCAAs with a 37th-place showing at 10-over 290.

SOPHOMORE (2020-2021)

Represented Augusta University as an individual in the NCAA Kingston Springs Regional … Named the team’s Most Valuable Player … Played in eight tournaments with a scoring average of 72.17 … Shot par or better nine times and recorded four rounds in the 60s … His best finish was third at the Wexford College Plantation Intercollegiate … Named a Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar.

FRESHMAN (2019-2020)

Played in nine tournaments for Augusta and had a 75.04 stroke average … Shot par or better seven times and recorded two rounds in the 60s … His best finish was seventh at the MEAC Championship … Helped the Jaguars win the MEAC Conference Championship and reach the NCAA regional tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL

Graduated from the McKinlay Reid International Academy in George, South Africa …Lettered in golf under coached Val Holland and Adam McKinlay … Also lettered in soccer, hockey, and cricket.

PERSONAL

Born Oct. 30, 2000 … Son of Constantyn and Adele van Wyk … Brothers Alex and CJ play for Coastal Carolina and Augusta, respectively ... Last name is pronounced “fun vake” … Majoring in Business Management.

BEN VAN WYK

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 5-6

HOMETOWN George, South Africa

MAJOR Business Management

TOP 10 FINISHES

One

TOP 20 FINISHES

Five

PAR OR BETTER

BEST FINISH

Third – 2022 Linger Longer Invitational

LOW

JT

GEORGIA

Will Kahlstorf

The Carmel Cup

225 (+9)

/ 48

The Williams Cup (I) 77-72-74, 223 (+7) 32nd / 60

Puerto Rico Classic (I) 68-73-73, 214 (-2) 55th / 77

Linger Longer Invitational (I) 78-71-77, 226 (+10) 57th / 90

Trent Phillips

The Carmel Cup 66-70-70, 206 (-10) 2nd / 48

Colonial Collegiate Inv 68-78-70, 216 (+6) 28th / 75 SEC Match Play 2-2

The Williams Cup 64-69-68, 201 (-15) 1st / 60

Southwestern Invitational 66-70-78, 214 (-2) 10th / 64

Puerto Rico Classic 65-66-70, 201 (-15) 4th / 77

Southern Highlands 67-72-76, 215 (-1) 32nd / 84

Linger Longer Invitational 71-69-66, 206 (-10) 2nd / 90

Calusa Cup 69-71-74, 214 (-2) 4th / 45

SEC Championship 67-69-71, 207 (-3) 5th / 70

NCAA Bryan Regional 68-70-77, 215 (-1) 12th / 69

NCAA Championships 71-72-74-78, 295 (+15) 57th / 156

Eli Scott

The Carmel Cup 74-82-77, 233 (+17) 48th / 48

Linger Longer Invitational (I) 71-74-71, 216 (E) 24th / 90

Ben van Wyk

Colonial Collegiate Inv. 73-77-72, 222 (+12) 54th / 75

SEC Match Play 2.5-1.5

Southwestern Invitational 73-71-72, 216 (E) 18th / 64

Puerto Rico Classic 65-69-71, 205 (-11) 16th / 77

Southern Highlands 71-76-70, 217 (+1) 44th / 84

Linger Longer Invitational 67-69-72, 208 (-8) 3rd / 90

Calusa Cup 68-78-82, 228 (+12) 34th / 45

SEC Championship 68-74-70, 212 (+2) 25th / 70

NCAA Bryan Regional 70-75-77, 222 (+6) 39th / 69

NCAA Championships 74-71-72-73, 290 (+10) 37th / 156

Team

The Carmel Cup 355-361-364,1080 (E) 6th / 8

Colonial Collegiate Inv 285-289-284, 858 (+18) 7th / 15

SEC Match Play 3-1 3rd / 14

The Williams Cup 290-283-283, 856 (-8) 2nd / 10

Southwestern Invitational 279-288-296, 863 (-1) 4th / 12

Puerto Rico Classic 265-268-278, 811 (-53) 2nd / 13

Southern Highlands 280-280-288, 848 (-16) 6th / 15

Linger Longer Invitational 280-276-280, 836 (-28) 1st / 15

Calusa Cup 287-303-298, 888 (+24) 6th / 9

SEC Championship 276-281-283, 840 (E) 6th / 14

Lost 3-1-1 to Florida in match play quarters

NCAA Bryan Regional 279-285-299, 863 (-1) 4th / 13

NCAA Championships 291-292-289-299, 1171 (+51) 12th / 30

*

GEORGIA GOLF SCORECARD

The Carmel Cup Sept. 3-5, 2021

Pebble Beach Golf Links • Par 72

Pebble Beach, Calif.

2 Georgia 355-361-364=1080 (E)

2 Trent Phillips 66-70-70=206 (-10)

14 Nic Cassidy 71-71-72=214 (-2)

20 Maxwell Ford 70-70-76=216 (E)

31 Buck Brumlow 74-73-72=219 (+3)

42 Will Kahlstorf 74-77-74=225 (+9)

48 Eli Scott 74-82-77=233 (+17)

Colonial Collegiate Invitational

Oct. 4-5, 2021

Colonial Country Club • Par 70 Fort Worth, Texas

7 Georgia 285-289-284=858 (+18)

7 Nic Cassidy 73-67-69=209 (-1)

28 Trent Phillips 68-78-70=216 (+6)

41 Buck Brumlow 71-73-75=219 (+9)

54 Maxwell Ford 77-72-73=222 (+12)

54 Ben van Wyk 73-77-72=222 (+12)

SEC Match Play

Presented By Jerry Pate Oct. 10-12, 2021

Shoal Creek Club • Par 72

3

The Williams Cup

Presented By STITCH

Oct. 25-26, 2021

Eagle Point Golf Club • Par 72 Wilmington, N.C.

2 Georgia ....... 290-283-283=856 (-8)

1 Trent Phillips 64-69-68=201 (-16)

5 Buck Brumlow 75-69-70=214 (-2)

26 Maxwell Ford 77-71-73=221 (+5)

42 Connor Creasy 74-74-78=226 (+10)

48 Nic Cassidy 78-77-72=227 (+11)

Southwestern Invitational

Jan. 24-26, 2022

North Ranch Country Club • Par 72 Westlake Village, Calif.

4 Georgia 279-288-296=863 (-1)

10 Trent Phillips 66-70-78=214 (-2)

18 Maxwell Ford 70-73-73=216 (E)

18 Ben van Wyk 73-71-72=216 (E)

27 Buck Brumlow 70-74-75=219 (+3)

55 Connor Creasy 80-77-76=233 (+17)

Puerto Rico Classic

FEB. 13-15, 2022

Grand Reserve Golf Club • Par 72 • Rio Grande, Puerto Rico

2 Georgia ....... 265-268-278=811 (-53)

2 Maxwell Ford 767-67-66=200 (-16)

4 Trent Phillips 65-66-70=201 (-15)

16 Ben van Wyk 65-69-71=205 (-11)

21 Buck Brumlow 69-66-72=207 (-9)

31 Nic Cassidy 68-70-71=209 (-7)

Southern Highlands Collegiate

Feb. 27 - Mar. 1, 2022

Southern Highlands Golf Club • Par 72 LasVegas. Nev.

6 Georgia ...... 280-280-288=848 (-16)

21 Nic Cassidy 71-70-71=212 (-4)

26 Maxwell Ford 72-67-74=213 (-3)

32 Trent Phillips 67-72-76=215 (-1)

32 Buck Brumlow 71-71-73=215 (-1)

44 Ben van Wyk 71-76-70=217 (+1)

Linger Longer Invitational

Mar. 20-22, 2022

Great Waters Golf Club • Par 72 Eatonton, Ga.

1 Georgia 280-276-280=836 (-28)

2 Trent Phillips 71-69-66=206 (-10)

3 Ben van Wyk 67-69-72=208 (-8)

4 Maxwell Ford 70-68-71=209 (-7)

19 Nic Cassidy 72-70-72=214 (-2)

53 Buck Brumlow 83-71-71=225 (+9)

Calusa Cup

Apr. 3-5, 2022

Calusa Pines Golf Club • Par 72 Naples, Fla.

1 Georgia ..... 287-303-298=888 (+24)

4 Trent Phillips 69-71-74=214 (-2)

25 Maxwell Ford 72-76-76=224 (+8)

30 Nic Cassidy 79-78-70=227 (+11)

34 Ben van Wyk 68-78-82=228 (+12)

41 Buck Brumlow 78-79-78=235 (+19)

SEC Championship

Apr. 20-22, 2022

Sea Island Golf Club • Par 70 St. Simons Island, Ga.

6 Georgia .......... 276-281-283=840 (E)

5 Trent Phillips (1-0 MP) 67-69-71=207 (-3)

18 Maxwell Ford (0-0-1 MP) 68-71-71=210 (E)

25 Ben van Wyk (0-1 MP) 68-74-70=212 (+2)

42 Buck Brumlow (0-1 MP) 74-70-71=215 (+5)

54 Nic Cassidy (0-1 MP) 73-71-76=220 (+10)

NCAA Bryan Regional

May 16-18, 2022

Traditions Golf Club • Par 72 Bryan, Texas

4 Georgia 279-285-299=863 (-1)

5 Maxwell Ford 69-73-71=213 (-3)

12 Trent Phillips 68-70-77=215 (-1)

29 Buck Brumlow 72-68-80=220 (+4)

39 Ben van Wyk 70-75-77=222 (+6)

45 Nic Cassidy 76-74-74=224 (+8)

NCAA Championships

May 27-30, 2022

Grayhawk Golf Club • Par 70 Scottsdale, Ariz.

12 Georgia...... 291-292-289-299=1171 (+51)

37 Ben van Wyk 74-71-72-73=290 (+10)

57 Trent Phillips 71-72-74-78=295 (+15)

61 Maxwell Ford 70-76-71-80=297 (+17)

71 Nic Cassidy 78-73-77-75=303 (+23)

NA Connor Creasy 72-73=145 (+5)

NA Buck Brumlow 76-81=157 (+17)

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 the players and coaches from the Georgia men’s golf team couldn’t 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. The Bulldogs entered the final round trailing Oklahoma State by five shots at Hazeltine National Golf Club. 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 at 1-under 287, second behind Northwestern’s Luke Donald (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 had a shot 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.”

With Coach Chris Haack rubbing the lucky coin in his pocket, Georgia cashed in at the 2005 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.

“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.”

“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 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.”

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 seventh, and Kirk and Kisner were in the group that tied for 13th. Scott had a top-20 finish as he wound up 16th.

Front row: Jeremy Parrott, Ryuji Imada, Coach Chris Haack and Mark Northey.

Back row: Vince Dooley, Nick Cassini, Michael Morrison, Coach Jim Douglas and ???

Front row: Kevin Kisner and David Denham.

Back row: Coach Jim Douglas, Brendon Todd, Richard Scott, Chris Kirk and Coach Chris Haack.

1. 63 (-9)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Best Round (in relation to par)

Peter Persons, 1984 Alarcon

63 (-9) Davis Thompson, 2018 Linger Longer

3. 64 (-8)

63 (-8)

63 (-8)

64 (-8)

64 (-8)

64 (-8)

64 (-8)

64 (-8)

62 (-8)

64 (-8)

12. 65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

64 (-7)

64 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

64 (-7)

64 (-7)

64 (-7)

64 (-7)

65 (-7)

Matt Peterson, 1988 Furman

Brendon Todd, 2003 Jerry Pate

Chris Kirk, 2005 All-American

Harris English, 2010 Puerto Rico

T.J. Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks

Sam Straka, 2012 Brickyard

Lee McCoy, 2015 Augusta

Trent Phillips, 2018 Carmel Cup

Trent Phillips, 2020 Jerry Pate

Trent Phillips, 2021 Williams Cup

Gus Holbrook, 1978 Junior-Senior

Tommy Tolles, 1987 Jackson

Greg Kennedy, 1988 Dixie

Todd Thompson, 1988 SEC

Matt Peterson, 1989 ImperiaLakes

Bill Brown, 1991 Eagle

Justin Bolli, 1997 CCL

Nick Cassini, 2000 Carpet Capital

Kevin Kisner, 2003 Toyota

Richard Scott, 2003 Atlanta

Kevin Kisner, 2004 Jerry Pate

Chris Kirk, 2007 All-American

Chris Kirk, 2007 Linger Longer

Harris English, 2007 Brickyard

Russell Henley, 2009 Brickyard

Keith Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks

T.J. Mitchell, 2013 Carpet Capital

Lee McCoy, 2014 Met Intercollegiate

Lee McCoy, 2015 Linger Longer

Greyson Sigg, 2016 Ka’anapali

Spencer Ralston, 2016 Ka’anapali

Greyson Sigg, 2017 Linger Longer

64 (-7) Spencer Ralston, 2018 All-American

64 (-7)

64 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

65 (-7)

64 (-7)

1. 193 (-20)

2. 195 (-18)

3. 200 (-16)

200 (-16)

5. 201 (-15)

201 (-15)

201 (-15)

201 (-15)

201 (-15)

8. 202 (-14)

202 (-14)

202 (-14)

1. 69.65

2. 69.75

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

1. 70.35

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

8.

9.

10.

1.

3.

4.

Lowest Season Average

Davis Thompson, 2020-21

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

Joey Garber, 2013-14

Trent Phillips, 2020-21

Lowest Career Average

Trent Phillips, 2019-22

Lee McCoy, 2013-16

Davis Thompson, 2018-21

Spencer Ralston, 2017-21

Joey Garber, 2012-14

Peter Persons, 1983-86

Erik Compton, 1999-01

Chris Kirk, 2006-07

Greyson Sigg, 2014-17

Griff Moody, 1978-80

Top-10

1. 265 (-23)

2. 268 (-20)

3. 265 (-19)

4. 270 (-18)

270 (-18)

266 (-18)

7. 271 (-17)

267 (-17)

9. 272 (-16)

272 (-16)

268 (-16)

268 (-16)

1. 811 (-53)

2. 822 (-42)

3. 811 (-41)

4. 826 (-38)

5. 829 (-35)

6. 830 (-34)

7. 831 (-33)

819 (-33)

9. 833 (-31)

TEAM RECORDS

Best Round (in relation to par)

2022 Puerto Rico

2000 Golf World

2008 East Regional

2000 Schenkel

2009 Puerto Rico

2016 Ka’anapali Classic

2016 Southern Inter.

2019 Ka’anapali

2001 Atlanta

2001 United States

2004 Jerry Pate

2018 Ka’anapali

Best Tournament (in relation to par)

2022 Puerto Rico

2000 Golf World

2008 East Regional

2009 Puerto Rico

2000 Schenkel

2019 Clemson Inv.

2007 Brickyard

2019 Ka’anapali

2001 Atlanta

Franklin Langham, 1990-91

Chris Kirk, 2005-06

Matt Peterson, 1988-89

Chip Beck, 1975-76

Trent Phillips 2020 Ka’anapali (2)

Trent Phillips 2020 Ka’anapali (3)

Trent Phillips, 2022 Puerto Rico

Ben van Wyk, 2022 Puerto Rico

Connor Creasy, 2022 Fredercia Cup

Maxwell Ford, 2022 Ka’anapali

Best Tournament Total (in relation to par)

Trent Phillips, 2020 Ka’anapali

Chris Kirk, 2007 All-American

Lee McCoy, 2015 Augusta

Greyson Sigg, 2017 Linger Longer

Ryan Hybl, 2000 Golf World

T. J. Mitchell, 2011 Outerbanks

Trent Phillips, 2018 Carmel Cup

Trent Phillips, 2021 Williams Cup

Trent Phillips, 2022 Puerto Rico

Erik Compton, 2000 Golf World

Lee McCoy, 2015 Linger Longer

Davis Thompson, 2021 Tallahassee

1.

2.

3.

5.

6.

9.

10. 834 (-30)

2011 Outerbanks

Chip Beck, 1976-77 8

Chip Beck, 1977-78

8 Peter Persons, 1985-86

Ryuji Imada, 1998-99

Ryan Hybl, 2001-02

Chris Kirk, 2006-07

Chip Beck, 1975-78

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 10.

Brian Harman, 2006-09

HONORABLE MENTION

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

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

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

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

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

Eldridge, Franklin 1958, 1959

English, Harris 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

Eskedor, Dick 1963

Evelyn, Jay 1977, 1978

Ewing, Jimmy 1964, 1965, 1966

Fahy, 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

H

Hall, 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

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

Odom, Bryant 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002

Oliver, Billy 1926, 1928

Oliver, Gary 1971

Oliver, Jack 1963, 1964, 1965

Oliver, John 1928, 1929, 1930

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

Tatum, 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

Trotter, Bo 1968, 1969, 1970

Twitty, Bill 1942

Twitty, Frank 1956

Tyre, Al 1966, 1967, 1968

Valentine, Tommy 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971

van Wyk, Ben 2022

W

Waddell, 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

Yates, Danny 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972

Yerger, John 1979

Yoder, Steve 1966

Young, Bob 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975

1922

1923

1924

1925

1926

1927

1928

1929

1930

1931

1932

1933

1934

1935

1936

1937

1938

1939

1940

1941

1942

1943

Georgia’s Captains

John Grant

Harris Jones

John Grant

Newell Hamilton

Hugh Nunnally

Max Oliver

Billy Oliver

John Oliver

John Oliver

Bill Legwen

Carroll Latimer

Billy McWilliams

Charlie Warner

Wade Hoyt

Billy Atkinson

Rosser Little

Dean Covington

Byron Bower

George Swift

Arnold Blum, Elliott Waddell

Arnold Blum

No team due to WW II

1944 No team due to WW II

1945

1946

1947

1948

1949

1950

1951

1952

No team due to WW II

Harold Crowe, George Hamer

Pope McIntire

Brother Logan

Harold Spears

Harold Spears

Wilkins Kirby Jr.

Griffin Moody

1953 Nolen Richardson Jr.

1954

1955

1956

1957

1958

1959

1960

1961

1962

1963

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

1970

1971

Frank Stevenson Jr.

Lester Kelley

Jack Lumpkin, Jake Howard

Jack Lumpkin, Jake Howard

Hugh Royer

Bob Moser

Cobby Ware

Don Patterson

David Boyd

Jimmy Gabrielsen

Jimmy Allen

Vinny Giles

Vinny Giles

Tommy Barnes

Allen Miller

Allen Miller

Allen Miller

Terry Diehl, Tommy Valentine

1972 Lyn Lott, Danny Yates

1973

1974

1975

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

1982

1983 Jack Larkin, Wayne Smith, Bob Wolcott

1984 Wright Waddell

1985

1986

Bill Kratzert

Bill Kratzert

Bob Young

Chip Beck

Chip Beck

Chip Beck

Griff Moody

Griff Moody

Madden Hatcher

Bob Wolcott

Louis Brown

Peter Persons

1987 Todd Thompson, Tommy Tolles

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

Chip

Robert

Griff

Mike

Todd Thompson

Matt Peterson

Antonio Barcellos

Paul Claxton

Bill Brown

Rob Butler

Marc Spencer

Marc Spencer

Carter Smith

Derek Jackson

Mark Northey

Mark Northey, Jeremy Parrott

2000 Pete Abernathy, Michael Morrison

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

Nick Cassini

David Miller, Bryant Odom

Ryan Hybl

Ryan Hybl

Kevin Kisner

Richard Scott

Chris Kirk, Brendon Todd

Brian Harman, Michael Green

Adam Mitchell

Russell Henley

2011 Russell Henley, Harris English

2012

2013

2014

2015

T.J. Mitchell

T.J. Mitchell

Joey Garber

Mookie DeMoss

2016 Lee McCoy, Sepp Straka

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

Greyson Sigg

Jack Larkin Jr.

Jack Larkin Jr.

Ralston

Ryuji

Jeremy

Michael

Nick

Erik

Bryant

Ryan

Kevin

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

Phillips 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022

Spencer Ralston 2019 Davis Thompson 2020, 2021

SECOND-TEAM ALL-SEC

Gary Holloman

Terry Diehl

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

Allen

Lyn

Bill

Tim

Jim

Joe

Bob Wolcott 1983

Todd Thompson 1987, 1988

Tommy Tolles 1987

Paul Claxton 1988

Todd Satterfield 1989

Franklin Langham 1990

Bill Brown 1991

Vinny

Virginia Amateur

Vinny Giles 1962, 1964 1966, 1968,1969, 1971, 1987

Virginia Open

Vinny Giles 1969,1974, 1993

Walker Cup

George Hamer

Arnold Blum

Vinny Giles 1969,1971, 1973, 1975, 1993

Allen Miller 1969, 1971

Jimmy Gabrielsen 1971,1981, 1991

Griff

World

Vinny Giles 1968, 1970, 1972, 1992

Allen Miller

Danny Yates

Richard Scott 2004, 2006

Bubba

Arnold Blum

Nick Cassini

Erik Compton 2001

Harris English

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

Franklin Langham

Allen Miller 1969, 1971

Adam Mitchell

Griff Moody

Danny Yates 1989, 1993, 1999 (captain), 2001 (captain)

Chip Beck 1989, 1991, 1993

Harris English 2021

Bubba Watson 2010, 2012, 2018

Bubba Watson 2011, 2015

Chris Kirk 2015

Kevin Kisner 2017, 2019, 2022 Palmer

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

Adam Mitchell

Michael

Nick Cassini

Erik Compton

Will Garner

Michael Green

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

Richard Scott

Michael Green

Russell Henley

1970-1971

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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)

Puerto Rico Classic 5th of 18 (865)

Southern Highlands 2nd of 15 (870)

Schenkel Invitational 3rd of 15 (883)

Hootie At Bulls Bay 4th of 15 (873)

ASU Invitational 2nd of 18 (897)

SEC Championships 3rd of 12 (883)

The Maxwell 3rd of 11 (823)

NCAA East Regional 3rd of 27 (843)

NCAA Championship 1st of 30 (1135)

2005-2006

PING/Golfweek Preview 1st of 15 (845)

Pate Invitational 2nd of 12 (834)

Isleworth Invitational 1st of 18 (872)

Carpet Capital Collegiate 3rd of 18 (863)

Hooters Match Play 1st of 16 (4-0)

Puerto Rico Classic............................... 1st of 18 (843)

Southern Highlands 2nd of 18 (889)

Hall Of Fame 8th of 17 (908)

U.S. Collegiate 4th of 13 (876)

SEC Championships 1st of 12 (827)

Linger Longer Invitational 1st of 12 (855)

NCAA East Regional 2nd of 20 (865)

NCAA Championship 6th of 30 (1156)

2006-2007

Inverness Invitational 5th of 15 (904)

Carpet Capital Collegiate 3rd of 18 (854)

PING/Golfweek Preview 5th of 15 (848)

Isleworth Invitational 5th of 18 (893)

Callaway Golf Match Play 6th of 16 (2-2)

Puerto Rico Classic 1st of 18 (850)

Southern 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

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

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

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)

PGA TOUR

Chip Beck (4)

1988 Los Angeles Open

1988 USF&G Classic

1990 Buick Open

1992 Freeport-McMoRan Classic

Terry Diehl (1)

1974 San Antonio Texas Open

Harris English (7)

2013 FedEx St. Jude Classic

2013 Franklin Templeton Shootout

2013 OHL Classic

2016 Franklin Templeton Shootout

2020 QBE Shootout

2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions

2021 Travelers Championshio

Brian Harman (3)

2014 John Deere Classic

2017 Wells Fargo Championship

2018 QBE Shootout

Russell Henley (4)

2013 Sony Open

2014 Honda Classic

2017 Shell Houston Open

2022 World Wide Technology Championship

Ryuji Imada (1)

2008 AT&T Classic

Chris Kirk (4)

2011

Viking Classic

2014 McGladrey Classic

2014 Deutsche Bank Championship

2015 Crowne Plaza Invitational

Kevin Kisner (4)

2016 The RSM Classic

2017 Dean & DeLuca Invitational

2019 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Pla

2021 Wyndham Championship

Bill Kratzert (4)

1976 WDW Team Championship

1977 Greater Hartford Open

1980

Greater Milwaukee Open

1984 Pensacola Open

Keith Mitchell (1)

2019 Honda Classic

Peter Persons (1)

1990 Chattanooga Classic

Tim Simpson (4)

1985 Southern Open

1989 USF&G Classic

1989 WDW Oldsmobile Classic

1990 WDW Oldsmobile Classic

Sepp Straka (1)

2022 The Honda Classic

Hudson Swafford (3)

2017 CareerBuilder Challenge

2020 Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championship

2022 The American Express

Brendon Todd (3)

2014 Byron Nelson Classic

2019 Bermuda Championship

2019 Mayakoba Golf Classic

Bubba Watson (14)

2008 CVS/Caremark Charity Classic

2010 Travelers Championship

2011 Farmers Insurance Open

2011 Zurich Classic New Orleans

2012 Masters Tournament

2014 Northern Trust Open

2014 Masters Tournament

2015 Hero World Challenge

2015 WGC-HSBC Championship

2015 Travelers Championship

2016 Northern Trust Open

2018 Genesis Open

2018 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play

2018 Travelers Championship

KORN FERRY TOUR

Justin Bolli (4)

2004 Chattanooga Classic

2007 NE Pennsylvania Classic

2009 Price Cutter Championship

2012 Tour Championship

Paul Claxton (2)

2001 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)

2018 Rex Hospital Open

Russell Henley (3)

2011 Stadion Classic at UGA

2012 Chiquita Classic

2012 Jacksonville Open

Ryuji Imada (2)

2000 Virginia Beach Open

2004 BMW Charity Pro-Am at the Cliffs

Chris Kirk (3)

2010 Fort Smith Classic

2010 Knoxville News Open

2020 King & Bear Classic

Kevin Kisner (2)

2010 Mylan Classic

2013 Chile Classic

Franklin Langham (3)

1993 Permian Basin Open

2004 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)

2012 Stadion Classic at UGA

Davis Thompson (1)

2022 REX Hospital Open

Dicky Thompson (2)

1990 Baton Rouge Open

1990 Elizabethtown Open

Brendon Todd (2)

2008 Utah Championship

2013 Stadion Classic at UGA

Tommy Tolles (2)

1993 Ozarks Open

1994 Alabama Classic

CHAMPIONS TOUR

Chip Beck (1)

2007 Kinojyo Senior Open

Scott Parel (2)

2018 Boeing Classic

2018 Invesco QQQ Championship

MACKENZIE TOUR

Erik Compton (3)

2003 Michelin Guadalajara Classic

2004 E-Loan Central Valley Classic

2004 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