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Year-By-Year Results (Since 1974-75( YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS (SINCE 1974-75( M 16-18 Fresno State Classic Fresno, CA 387-387-387 1161 t9th/14 M 24-26 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 297-296-298 891 5th/24 1974-75 A 8-9 April Sound Invitational Conroe, TX 287-299 588 3rd/10 A 12-15 All-American Intercollegiate Houston, TX 304-293-298-297 1192 10th/24 A 21-23 SWC Championship Tyler, TX 296-299-296 891 3rd/9 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish A 27-29 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA 295-305-298 898 6th/15 SWC Fall Championship 322-317-322 961 8th/9 M 15-17 Southwest Spring Classic Denton, TX 285-301-291 877 2nd/7 vs Houston (dual) 399-398 797 2nd/2 J 7-10 NCAA Championship Eugene, OR 292-302-295-310 1199 15th/21 N 7-9 Harvey Penick Int’coll. Austin, TX 306-304-303 913 t4th/16 * two-man teams, rounds in two-ball/four-ball format Border Olympics Laredo, TX 296-289-305 890 2nd/10 M 7-9 Jim Corbett Classic Baton Rouge, LA 369-394-370 1133 4th/13 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 308-307-306 921 4th/16 SFA Intercollegiate Nacogdoches, TX 386-386 772 2nd/12 1978-79 All-American Int’coll. Atascocita, TX 298-306-309-311 1224 13th/24 M 1-3 Sun Devil Invitational Tempe, AZ 389-370-389 1148 15th/18 SWC Championship 298-307-291 896 6th/ 9 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish NCAA Qualifier 291-295 586 1st/4 Walden Invitational Conroe, TX 378-390 768 2nd/3 J 25-28 NCAA Championship Columbus, OH 307-318 625 t33rd/37 S 11 SWC Fall Championship (MP) Texarkana, TX lost to Baylor, 5-4 t5th/8 O 4-6 Jim Corbett Invitational Baton Rouge, LA 284-288-299 871 t9th/15 O 16-17 Morton Braswell Fall Classic Shreveport, LA 373-365-369 1107 3rd/12 Harvey Penick Int’coll. Austin, TX 377-369-366 1112 1st/20 1975-76 Southwestern Int’coll. Westlake Village, CA 386-384-388-376 1534 7th/8 Bill Bass Intercollegiate Brownsville, TX 303-285-315 903 5th/14 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish F 8-10 Pan American Int’coll. Monterrey, Mexico 293-304-299 896 6th/26 F 19-20 Lamar Intercollegiate Beaumont, TX 299-296-291 886 3rd/15 SWC Fall Championship (4-ball) Texarkana, TX 198 4th/9 M 3-4 Border Olympics Laredo, TX 291-289-301 881 2nd/13 SWC Fall Championship (MP) Texarkana, TX def. SMU, 3.5-2.5 3rd/8 S 24-26 All-College Classic Oklahoma City, OK 303-292-293 888 10th/19 M 15-17 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. Kailua, HI 1st/4 N 5-6 Jimmy DeMaret Int’coll. Brownsville, TX 285-290-294 869 2nd/7 Pinehurst Invitational Pinehurst, NC 389-376-391 1156 5th/28 M 23-25 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 309-309-305 923 t13th/21 Texas A&M Invitational 387-380 767 2nd/4 M 28-29 Longhorn Lago Vista Lago Vista, TX 377-374-369 1120 3rd/6 F 7-8 Atascocita Invitational Atascocita, TX 378-372 750 3rd/3 A 4-7 All-American Intercollegiate Atascocita, TX 294-297-303-302 1196 11th/18 Pan American Int’l. Monterrey, Mexico 293-304-297 894 7th/15 A 20-22 SWC Championship Tyler, TX 291-289-301 884 2nd/9 F 19-20 Lamar Intercollegiate Beaumont, TX 300-298-298 896 3rd/12 A 26-28 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA 292-300-310 902 7th/24 Menger Hotel Int’coll. 306-295-301-291 1193 3rd/9 NCAA Championship Winston-Salem, NC 304-322 626 t21st/28 M 26-28 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 301-294-312 906 t12th/24 A 3-4 SFA Woodland Hills Invite Nacogdoches, TX 374-366 740 4th/16 A 14-17 All-American Intercollegiate Atascocita, TX 294-301-299-308 1202 13th/25 A 23-24 SWC Championship Huntsville, TX 314-301-314 929 4th/9 1979-80 M 27-29 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA 298-290-306 894 10th/25 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish Buckeye Fall Classic Columbus, OH 302-302-299 903 5th/18 O 10-12 Jim Corbett Invitational Baton Rouge, LA 295-286-294 875 t6th/16 O 21-22 Morton Braswell Fall Classic Shreveport, LA 376-384 760 6th/12 1976-77 O 25-27 Rancho Viejo Invitational Brownsville, TX 295-298-302 895 4th/10 N 5-7 Harvey Penick Int’coll. Austin, TX 357-364-359 1080 3rd/20 D 7-9 Bluebonnet Bowl Classic Richmond, TX 198 198 1st/13 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish SWC Fall Championship (2-ball) 140 9th/9 F 7-9 Pan American Int’coll. Monterrey, Mexico 290-293-303 886 6th/24 SWC Fall Championship (4-ball) 133 5th/9 Lamar Intercollegiate Beaumont, TX 306-302-310 918 6th/16 All-College Classic 290-287-289 866 5th/16 Pinehurst Invitational Pinehurst, NC 374-195 569 2nd/18 Kingwood Triangular 307 307 2nd/3 M 1-2 Guadalajara Invitational Guadalajara, Mexico 290-291-298 879 1st/9 Atascocita Triangular 375 375 3rd/3 Border Olympics Laredo, TX 280-280-283 843 1st/8 Jimmy DeMaret Invitational 296-297-300 893 1st/10 M 10-11 Longhorn Lago Vista Austin, TX 308-290-297 895 3rd/9 Harvey Penick Invitational 373-381-383 1137 4th/19 M 13-14 Great Hills Intercollegiate Austin, TX 306-291-306 903 2nd/9 M 28-30 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 286-309-290 885 t6th/23 Atascocita Invitational Atascocita, TX 375-379 754 3rd/3 A 2-5 All-American Int’coll. Atascocita, TX 295-297-292-296 1180 9th/18 F 10-12 Pan American Int’coll. Monterrey, Mexico 300-301-302 903 t4th/23 A 18-20 SWC Championship Tyler, TX 295-301-301 897 4th/9 F 21-22 Lamar Intercollegiate Beaumont, TX 307-298-306 911 4th/16 M 1-3 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA 219-221-216-225 881 t8th/16 M 11-12 Border Olympics Laredo, TX 313-296-294 903 4th/8 M 14 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #1 Houston, TX 372 372 1st/4 M 28-31 NCAA Championship Columbus, OH 307-303-305-309 1224 15th/30 M 15 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #2 Humble, TX 389 389 2nd/4 M 16 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #3 Houston, TX 362 362 2nd/4 M 17 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #4 Sugar Land, TX 372 372 1st/4 M 18 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #5 Houston, TX 367 367 1st/4 1980-81 M 19 Mike McKenzie Int’coll. #6 Huntsville, TX 387 387 2nd/4 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 288-286 574 t4th/28 All-American Intercollegiate Atascocita, TX 301-292-296-301 1190 t4th/26 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA 293-295-306 894 7th/15 SWC Fall Championship West Columbia, TX 234-210-457 901 2nd/8 SWC Championship 300-294-313 907 2nd/9 Cougar Intercollegiate The Woodlands, TX 384-393 777 2nd/6 J 8-11 NCAA Championship Hamilton, NY 315-319-309-291 1234 11th/29 Morton Braswell Fall Classic Shreveport, LA 294-289-297 880 1st/11 Jim Corbett Invitational Baton Rouge, LA 292-296-298 886 12th/15 SHSU Fall Intercollegiate Huntsville, TX 302-322 624 t2nd/11 Stanford Fall Int’coll. Palo Alto, CA 369-370-391 1130 17th/23 Harvey Penick Int’coll. Austin, TX 357-372-355 1084 4th/18 1977-78 Bevo Fr. Tournament Austin, TX 308 308 2nd/3 Bluebonnet Bowl Classic West Columbia, TX 71-66-73 210 8th/19 Dates Tournament Site Score Finish Pan American Int’coll. Monterrey, Mexico 301-307-300 908 15th/24 SWC Fall Championship (2-ball) 203 6th/18 Lamar Intercollegiate Sour Lake, TX 302-298-300 900 4th/16 HISTORY AND RECORDS SWC Fall Championship (4-ball) 195 t4th/9 Border Olympics Laredo, TX 279-280-289 848 1st/9 S 21-23 All-College Classic Oklahoma City, OK 308-295-310 913 17th/21 New Orleans Int’coll. New Orleans, LA 307-314-306 927 8th/18 O 7-9 River City Intercollegiate Memphis, TN 300-304-314 918 17th/24 Guadalajara Invitational Guadalajara, Mexico 286-319-302 907 12th/15 O 19-21 Jim Corbett Invitational Baton Rouge, LA 378-374-376 1128 8th/14 Southwest Spring Classic Denton, TX 305-297-289 891 3rd/12 O 26-29 Bill Bass Intercollegiate Brownsville, TX 910 t4th/10 Morris Williams Int’coll. Austin, TX 286-297-292 875 t3rd/24 N 7-9 Harvey Penick Int’coll. Austin, TX 1134 7th/20 All-American Intercollegiate Houston, TX 290-296-304-316 1206 8th/18 All-American FR-JUCO 310-302 612 4th/9 SWC Championship Tyler, TX 295-286-299 880 4th/8 Southern Intercollegiate Athens, GA ?? 898 t9th/?? F 4-5 Al Pryor Intercollegiate Houston, TX 395-380 775 3rd/3 NCAA Championship Palo Alto, CA 293-286-300-304 1183 10th/30 F 9-11 Pan American Intercollegiate Monterrey, Mexico 302-308-299 909 8th/23 F 20-21 Lamar Intercollegiate Beaumont, TX 321-320-320 961 14th/16 F 25-26 Waterwood Intercollegiate Lake Livingston, TX 394-402 796 2nd/3 M 10-11 Border Olympics Laredo, TX 296-311-307 914 4th/11 AGGIE GOLF RECORDS & HISTORY 1 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS F 7-9 Pan American Invitational Monterrey, Mexico 297-297-298 892 3rd/20 1981-82 F 22-24 Henry Homburg Int’coll.
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