Scores Amateur Team Four-Ball Foursome Singles The 16th Anniversary of the Mike Allen Manny Bhakta HANNON CUP MATCHES Gene Black Michael Cooper September 17-18, 2012 Bob Dickerson Robert Evans Chris Hartenstein Ron Kilby Kody King Peter McGibney Ryan Murphy Brian Noonan Steve PatersonGroom’s Full Name Groom’s Full Name John Pigg TOTAL Professional Team Four-Ball Foursome Singles Lonny Alexander Rick Arnett Ryan Cromwell Kyle Edwards Jean-Paul Hebert Philip Miranda Dale Morgan Mike Shevlin Wes Short April 14, 2011 April 14, 2011 Wes Skaggs 6:00pm 6:00pm Greg Smith Presented by Ted Soule LBJ Library The HannonLBJ CupLibrary Association Steve Termeer 2313 Red River Street Spanish2313 Red Oaks River Golf Street Club Tyson Tidwell The UT Golf Club TOTAL MATCH TOTAL
HANNON CUP ASSOCIATION’S THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR 2012 CELEBRATION OF GOLF BANQUET SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS Sunday, September 16, 2012 The UT Golf Club Jean-Paul Hebert Opening Remarks Emcee
Greg Meserole Invocation Hannon Cup Association
Steve Termeer President’s Message President Hannon Cup Association
DINNER
Jean-Paul Hebert Introduction of Guest Speaker
Dave Stockton Guest Speaker
Jean-Paul Hebert Introduction of 2012 Team Captains
Joe Beck Introduction of Professional Team Professional Captain
Billy Clagett Introduction of Amateur Team Amateur Captain
Jean-Paul Hebert Monday Pairings & Team Captains
Steve Termeer Closing Remarks
2012 Hannon Cup Matches Amateurs currently lead 8-7
The Hannon Cup Association’s “The Swingin’ Bevo” SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Annual Celebration of Golf Sunday, September 16th: UT Golf Club 6-7pm Team Pictures & Cocktails 7pm Dinner & Program
Hannon Cup Matches Our Hannon Cup Association’s “Swingin’ Bevo” Logo Monday, September 17th: Spanish Oaks G.C. wasGroom’s created to honor Coach Full Hannon’s Name original logo. Shortly after George Hannon was named the golf coach 8am Four-Ball Matches at The University of Texas, he decided that the golf team 12:45pm Foursome Matches should have a specific logo publicizing the sport. Han- non contacted Bill McClanahan, a sports cartoonist with the Dallas Morning News. McClanahan was famous for Tuesday, September 18th: Spanish Oaks G.C. his cartoons of the figures representing the schools in 8am Singles Matches the Southwest Conference. His Friday cartoon predictions of the winners and losers each week were in a favorite among football fans. Hannon explained to McClanahan that he didn’t want any knots in Bevos tale or broken horns. He wanted him swinging a golf club ~SPECTATORS WELCOME~ with a determined look on his face. McClanahan agreed April 14, 2011 to send Hannon some sketches. He sent two sketches Sincere thanks to for which Hannon paid him $10.00. The result is now 6:00pm internationally famous. LBJ Library 2313 Red River Street
HANNON SOCIETY 2012 EVENTS FEATURED SPEAKER: DAVE STOCKTON Couples Cocktail Party Celebrating
Coach & Jo’s 65th Anniversary
Dave Stockton was a major championship-winning player on the PGA Tour and on the senior circuit, then became famous as an instructor. Stockton's father was a golf professional, but Dave didn't turn seriously to golf until his late teens. A California kid, he grew up loving surfing and playing basketball and baseball. But Stockton suffered a broken back when he was 15 in a surfing accident. Ironically, since he had a back injury, Stockton decided to focus on golf and give up the other sports.
Just as his father before him, Stockton became captain of the golf team at the University of Southern California. He graduated in 1964, turned pro and joined the PGA Tour. His first years as a pro were lean, but the breakthrough came in 1967. That year, Stockton earned his first PGA Tour victory.
From 1968 through 1976, Stockton was a regular contender on tour. Known as one of the best putters in the game, Stockton won his first major at the 1970 PGA Championship, outlasting Arnold Palmer. His best tour season was 1974, when he won three times and posted his only Top 10 finish on the money list. Stockton was runner-up at the 1974 Masters, then won the PGA Championship again in 1976, his 10th win on the PGA Tour.
As a senior golfer on the Champions Tour, Stockton won 14 more times, including the 1996 U.S. Senior Open. He was the Champions Tour Player of the Year in 1993, when he won five times.
In 1991, Stockton captained the American Ryder Cup team to victory at Kiawah Island, a battle that came to be known as the "War on the Shore." Stockton led the Americans in an aggressive, hyper-patriotic stance before and during the matches.
Stockton's final Champions Tour win was in 1997. But he soon started gaining a reputation as a great putting instructor, his work with Annika Sorenstam bringing his teaching skills into the spotlight. Stockton has released several putting instructionals, including the DVD Putt to Win and the book Dave Stockton's Putt to Win: Secrets for Mastering the Other Game of Golf.
Stockton is married to former Orange Show beauty queen, Catherine Hales. His two sons, Dave Jr. and Ronnie, both played professional golf and also teach.
HANNON SOCIETY 2012 EVENTS THE HISTORY OF THE HANNON CUP In 1997, a group of Austin golfers had an idea of honoring their friend and mentor George Hannon. George had recently retired from his Head Golf Professional du- Day of Golf: ties at Morris Williams Golf Course and had retired as Golf Coach at the University of Texas some years earlier. Golf, Fitness & Nutrition Instruction Mark Coward, then Head Professional at Great Hills C.C. and Brent Buckman, then Director of Golf at Barton Creek C.C. were instrumental in conceiving the idea and in organizing and forming the initial committee. Thus the Hannon Cup was born – the Austin golf community’s way of honoring the “Coach.”
The Ryder Cup style format was selected for the competition with the top 14 Austin metro area golf professionals playing against the top 14 male amateurs. Each team was headed by a selected captain who in turn chose his team. The yearly competition has been a testament to “Coach,” filled with excitement, fellowship and “true grit.”
Support for the event was provided by a group of individuals and businesses that became known as the Hannon Society. Proceeds from their efforts were initially used to support the University of Texas George Hannon Scholarship Fund. This fund was fully endowed with the help of additional contributions from the Barton Creek Men’s Golf Association. In 2003, the Hannon Cup was upgraded to an official 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and was renamed the Hannon Cup Association. The Association is governed by a Steering Committee of 13 individuals and advised by Coach Hannon. Over the years, the Association has evolved from a one event, single purpose entity to a major contributor toward growth of the game initiatives in central Texas.
To date the Association has distributed over $120,000 worth of secondary education scholarships through the Southern Texas PGA Foundation. In August, the Association hosted the Second Annual George Hannon Junior Invitational at the UT Golf Club. The event, managed by the Texas Legends Junior Tour, is one of the premier junior golf tournaments in the state. The City of Austin Junior Golf Academy and The First Tee of Greater Austin are also beneficiaries of the Association’s fundraising efforts. In 2010, the Association launched a new scholarship program honoring long time amateur golfer Billy Clagett. For every junior golfer in central Texas who qualifies for a USGA national event the Hannon Cup Association will provide a $500 stipend to help with travel costs.
Coach Hannon’s goal of promoting golf to all players, from beginners to experts, is also a goal of the Hannon Cup Association. Honoring his principles of honesty, fair play and integrity will always be a part of the mission.
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THE 2012 SOCIETY HONORING GEORGE HANNON
Don Abrams Mike Davis Mike Holbrook Norman Myers Mike Allen Brian Dees Paul Holubec Brian Noonan Joe Aragona Matthew DeLorenzo Bob Hughes Larry Nunez Rod Arnot Lisa DePaulo Lance Hughes Dave O’Connell Bob Bachman Bob Dickerson Rusty Kelley Tim Oates Joe Beck, Jr. Nub Donaldson Mike Kight Steve Paulson Mark Bedillion Rick Donley Ron Kilby Harrie Perkins Joe Bendetti Paul Dossey Tom Kite John Pigg Gary Bertrand Ben Dowell Jim Kozlowski Lance Ramsey Joe Black Tom Dreher Robert Kuhlman Ken Redfern Rex Bohls Bilil Duvall Glenn Lee Michael Rushing Steven Bright Woody Englander Eric Liljenwall Scotty Sayers Grady Bruce Bob Estes Lee Loftis Rich Schmerbeck 2012 CHAMPIONS Brent Buckman Chip Evans Dean Lundquist Richard Sieling Boys 15-18 Max Miller, College Station Morris Buckman Tim Foster Jennifer Maccurrach Elliott Silverstone Jim Choat Greg Garner Larry Martin Jerry Smith Girls 15-18 Julia Beck, Austin Mike Christman Ann Marie Gildersleeve Robert Mase Sam Susser Boys 14 & Under Harrison Mahon, Plano Chris Church Chip Gist Susan Mase Mark Sutton Billy Clagett John Goode Dan Matheson Neal Sutton Jerry Conway Gary Grissom Robert McDonald Steve Termeer PAST CHAMPIONS Gareth Cook George Hannon Greg Meserole Powell Thompson BOYS 15-18 Michael Cooper Jo Hannon William Miller Darryl Traweek Jimbo Cotton Tom Hart Bill Moretti Phillip Vescovo 2011—Joe Beck III, Austin Ben Crenshaw Chris Hartenstein Dale Morgan Greg Walling 2010—Tayler Termeer, Austin William Cromwell Scott Haydon James Morris Dave Ward 2009—Brenden Redfern, Austin Derby David Joe Himelick Ron Wolters
GIRLS 15-18
2011—Alexandra Rossi, Austin 2010—Callie Scheffler, Dallas HONORARY SERVICE MEMBERS 2009—Elena Warren, Austin BOB THOMAS/THOMAS GRAPHICS ED CLEMENTS/HUMORIST & RADIO PERSONALITY BOYS 14 & UNDER 2011—Levi Valadez, Universal City 2010—Chandler Phillips, Huntsville 2009—Scott Scheffler, Dallas
GEORGE HANNON George Hannon has contributed to the Austin golf community in so many ways, it's hard to account for all his accomplishments. He was the head professional at Lions Municipal Golf Course, as well as Morris Williams, and co-founded the Austin Junior Golf Academy. Hannon coached the golf team at the University of Texas at Austin from 1963 to 1981, coaching 22 All-Americans, eight individual SWC champions, and leading his 1971 and 1972 teams to back-to-back NCAA titles. Hannon was inducted into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame in 1991 and continues to teach and make significant contributions to the careers of golf professionals today.
1924: Born in Kemp, TX 1942: Enrolled at UT, education was cut short when he joined the Army Air Corp serving in the pacific theatre 1945: Re-enrolled at UT and began working as a starter at Lions C.C. 1950-1960: Head Professional in Breckenridge, TX; Head Professional at Marshall C.C.; Assistant Professional at Dallas Athletic Club where he also had an opportunity to work with the SMU Men’s Golf Team 1961: Head Professional at Lions G.C. where he helped start the Austin Junior Golf Academy with Joe Balendar & Lloyd Morrison 1963: Named Men’s Golf Coach at the University of Texas 1964: First Head Professional at Morris Williams G.C. Teams won nine SWC Championships 1971: Team won the NCAA National Championship and Ben Crenshaw won the Individual Championship 1972: Team defended its title winning the NCAA Championship, Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite were co-medalists 1982: Inducted into the Golf Coaches Hall of Fame 1987: Named Honorary Member of the University of Texas “T Association” 1989: Selected for the Longhorn Hall of Honor Member of the Chancellor’s council at UT 1995: Received the Digger Smith Award from the American Junior Golf Association 2001: Golf Coaches Association in Conjunction with the College Golf Foundation presented “Coach” with the Lifetime Achievement Award, their highest honor
2012 HANNON CUP PROFESSIONAL TEAM 2012 GEORGE HANNON
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Joe Beck, Captain Hannon Cup Record: 13-11-3 Participating in 10th Hannon Cup Matches • General Manager and Head Golf Professional at Austin Golf Club • Hannon Cup Professional BRANDON KRISTAL Team Captain in 2003 and 2012 • Assistant Captain in 2002 • Recipient PEDERSON ELWALL of the 1996 STPGA Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year • Graduate of Concordia Texas A&M Texas Christian University • Wife: Jamie, Children: Joe III (19) and Julia (17) University
Nick Olivarri, Assistant Captain Hannon Cup Record: Rookie Current Assistant Golf Professional at Austin Country Club • Alma Mater: University of Texas - San Antonio • Family: Fiancé, MADELINE Taylor CHAD WALKER CHESNUT Harding University of University Texas San Antonio Lonny Alexander Hannon Cup Record: 14-6-1 Participating in his 9th Hannon Cup • Director of Instruction at Onion Creek Club • Awarded 2010 STPGA Harvey Penick Teacher of the Year • 2010 & 2011 STPGA Player of the Year • 2007 & 2011 STPGA Section Champion • 6 Professional National Championship starts • Seven PGA Tour starts • College: MEGAN Southwest Texas University (Texas State University) • Family: DENTON wife, Heather; Madison (13), Joshua (9) TAYLOR HARTENSTEIN Texas A&M Texas Christian University Rick Arnett Hannon Cup Record: 17-18-5 Participating in his 15th Hannon Cup • Head Professional at Great Hills Country Club • 2004 STPGA Section Match Play Champion • 2002, 2000, 1995 Pro-Assistant Champion • 2000 STPGA Western Chapter Champion • College: Men's Golf team at Lon Morris College • Family: wife, Shannon; Caroline (7), Eric (5) ELAZIEL ESPINOZA WEHMAN -ROCHE HOPKE University Furman University of Texas
2012 HANNON CUP AMATEUR TEAM 2012 HANNON CUP PROFESSIONAL TEAM
Ryan Cromwell Hannon Cup Record: 2-3-1 Brian Noonan Hannon Cup Rookie Participating in his 2nd Hannon Cup • Teaching Professional at the Financial Advisor at UBS • 2012 Austin Men's City Golf Champion • Academy of Golf Dynamics - 2006-present • Men’s Golf team at Played on the Louisiana State University Golf Team • 2007 Team Texas State University 2004-2005 • Men’s Golf team at UT San Anto- Captain • Family : Wife, Kimberly Noonan nio 2002-2004
Kyle Edwards Hannon Cup Record: 5-4-0 Steve Paterson Hannon Cup Record: 8-7-0 Participating in his 4th Hannon Cup • Teaching Professional at the Participating in his 6th Hannon Cup • Club Affiliation: Great Academy of Golf Dynamics • 2005 Winner of the Austin Men's City Hills C.C. • Profession: Computer Engineer • B.S. Engineering Golf Championship • College: Men's Golf team at Texas State Science at Trinity University, M.S. Computer Engineering at University University of Texas • 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011 Great Hills Club Champion • 2008, 2009 Bluebonnet Cup Champion • 2006 Central Texas Amateur Champion • 2011 Teravista Open Champion • 2005-2007: Qualified for the Texas Amateur Championship • 2005-2007, 2009-2011: Qualified for the Texas Mid-Amateur Championship • 2005: Qualified for the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship • Family: wife, Meredith Jean-Paul Hebert Hannon Cup Record: 1-1-1 Participating in his 2nd Hannon Cup • Current Assistant Golf Professional at The University of Texas Golf Club • Current Volunteer Coach for the UT Men’s Golf team • Freelance live John Pigg Hannon Cup Record: 17-17-4 television production for Golf Channel and CBS • College: 3-time Participating in his 14th Hannon Cup • Member at Spanish Oaks All-America selection at the University of Texas • Father, Jay Golf Club • Investment Advisor at Wells Fargo • Board of Hebert, and uncle, Lionel Hebert, were both PGA Champions as Directors: Trans-Mississippi G. A. • 2009 Champion Carlton well as Ryder Cup players Woods Senior Invitational • 2009 Brook Hollow Invitational Runner -up • 2009, 2006 and 2004 Spanish Oaks G.C. Club Champion • 2009 Elected to the SFA Hall of Fame • 2002 Four-Ball Champion Philip Miranda Hannon Cup Record: 12-9-5 John R. Williams •1984 Winner of the Trans-Mississippi Championship •Four-time Onion Creek and Barton Creek C.C. Club Champion • Participating in his 10th Hannon Cup • In 2010 went 3-0-0 to Four-time Champion of the Trans-Mississippi Four-Ball • Texas State Four-Ball secure the winning point for the Professional Team win at Austin Champion • Four-time Champion Temple Cup Invitational • College: three-time Country Club • Current STPGA Senior Section Champion • Lone Star All-Conference player at Stephen F. Austin University • 1974 SFA Competing in 3rd Senior National Championship in Virginia University Ralph Todd Most Valuable Athlete • Family: wife, Donna; Ashley (31), October 11-14th. • Attended College of Charleston • Wife, Kathy Leah (23), Blair (27) teaches Kindergarten at Laurel Mountain Elementary
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Ron Kilby Hannon Cup Record: 8-13-3 Dale Morgan Hannon Cup Record: 7-12-1 Participating in his 8th Hannon Cup • Leases office space to the PGA Head Professional at Austin Country Club • Hannon Cup State of Texas for various state agencies • Member at Lakecliff CC Captain in 2002 • Joe Black Cup Captain 2006 • Third Golf and McAllen CC • 3rd at the 2011 Tower Invitational • 2011 Texas Professional at Austin Country Club since 1923 • 1996 Titleist Pro Senior Amateur Champion • Six-time LBA 40 Champion • Three- Assistant Champion • Alma Mater: Texas A&M University • time McAllen Amateur Champion • Qualified for 14 USGA Events, 7 Family: Wife, Traci and Daughters, Alyssa and Carli US Ams, 4 US Mid-Ams, 1 US Junior, 1 US Senior Am & 1 US Senior Open • 2005 Southern Texas PGA Amateur of the Year • College: 1974-1977 University of Houston Golf Team • Member of 1977 National Championship Team • 1977 Honorable Mention All-American • Family: wife, Mike Shevlin Hannon Cup Record: 7-5-0 Becky; 3 boys, Eric, Christian, Nolan and 4 grandchildren Playing in his 5th Hannon Cup Matches • Assistant Golf Professional at Lost Creek Country Club • Won 2000 Texas State Open • Won 1999 San Antonio Open • 2nd Place in 2000 & 2002 Kody King Hannon Cup Record: 1-1-1 STPGA Assistants Championship • College - University of Arkansas • Family - Wife, Tricia Works in accounting at YPS Refrigeration • Member at Great Hills Country Club • 2012 Chester Cup winner • 2011 Austin Amateur Championship winner • 2011 Austin Men's City Golf Champion • 2005 ASC Conference Champion • 2004 4A District Champion • Wes Shor t Hannon Cup Record 3-0-0 2003 & 2004 Austin City Junior Champion • College: Mary-Hardin Played on the PGA TOUR • Won 2005 Michelin Open • Winner of Baylor, Graduated from Tarleton State in 2009 with a Business 1994 National Assistants Championship • Played on UT Golf Team Administration degree • Wife, Emily King 1982 -1983 • Wife, Gail Hardy and Daughter, Elizabeth Short
Peter McGibney Hannon Cup Record: 0-2-1 Commercial Analyst for GE Capital- Equipment Finance • Played in the 2008 US Amateur at Pinehurst • Winner Wes Skaggs Hannon Cup Record: 5-7-0 of 2011 Chester Cup at Great Hills Country Club • Runner-Up Participating in his 5th Hannon Cup • Head Professional at Crystal 2011 Hill Country Amateur at Crystal Falls • Runner-Up 2011 Falls Golf Club • 2011, 2010, 2009 and 2008 - Participated in the Central Texas Amateur at Forest Creek • 2011 Harvey Penick PGA Professional National Championship • Finished T23 in the Invitational Co-Champion • College: Attended Francis Marion 2010 Professional National Championship • 2009, 2008, 2007, 2004 University and played 3 years of NCAA Division I Golf • Born in - Member of the Joe Black Cup Team • 2007 STPGA Western Dublin, Ireland and moved to the United States at age 18 Chapter Junior Golf Leader of the Year • College: member of Men's Golf team at Southwest Texas University Ryan Murphy Hannon Cup Rookie Current Assistant Men’s Golf Coach at University of Texas • Entering 12th year coaching college golf: 4 years at Texas, 3 years Greg Smith Hannon Cup Record: 2-0-1 as Head Coach at St. Edward’s University and 4 years as Asst. Current Director of Golf and Club Manager at Spanish Oaks Golf Coach at University of New Mexico • Coaching Highlights: 2012 Club • Former Director of Golf at Gleneagles CC in Plano, Texas National Championship, 8-win Season 2011-2012, 35 Team wins in 1998 - 2007 • Former Director of Golf at Barton Creek in Austin, 11 seasons, 13 All-Americans, T1st at D-II National Championship Texas 1986 – 1998 • Past Champion – NTPGA Pro-Assistant • Was (lost in playoff) in 2008, 3 Mountain West Conference a junior golfer at Morris Williams when Coach Hannon was the Championships in a row ’02-’04 • Playing Highlights: Regained Amateur Status pro there • College: Southwest Texas State • Family: Wife, May 17, 2012, 1st Place/ Central Texas Amateur - 2012 • Alma Mater: Morgan New Mexico • Family: Wife, Terry and 4-month old son, Aiden
2012 HANNON CUP AMATEUR TEAM 2012 HANNON CUP PROFESSIONAL TEAM
Michael Cooper Hannon Cup Record 14-10-3 Ted Soule Hannon Cup Record: 4-2-0 Four year letter winner on the UT Men's Golf team • Served as Participating in his 3rd Hannon Cup • Assistant Golf Professional Captain his Junior and Senior seasons • All-American Recipient at The University of Texas Golf Club 2009—2012 • Played his Junior season • Employed by Heritage Title Company of professionally from 1998-2008 (Hooters Tour, Adams Tour, Austin, Inc. for the last 15 years, currently serves as a vice Gateway Tour, Nationwide Tour and PGA Tour) • College: 4 year president in marketing • currently serves on the Texas Golf Letterman at Texas Christian University 1994-1998 • Association board and The Real Estate Council of Austin board •2000 & 2003 AJGA All-American 1993-1994 Austin City Champion • 2003 & 2008 Firecracker Open Champion • 2005 Harvey Penick Invitational • 5 Time US Mid-Am participant • 4 Time US Am participant
Bob Dickerson Previous Hannon Cup Record 4-1-3 Steve Termeer Hannon Cup Record: 12-21-5 Occupation- Sr. VP with SRS Real Estate Partners, Real Estate President of the Hannon Cup Association • Participating in his 16th Brokerage/ Inv. • Graduated University of Texas 1979 • Member Hannon Cup • 2000 & 2008 Professional Team Captain • General of University of Texas Golf Team, 1976-1979, Letterman 1979 • Manager/COO of the University of Texas Golf Club • PGA Member Awarded 1979 Chester Buratti Team Spirit Award • 1977 Set and CMAA Member • Longhorn Hall of Honor Council 2007-2009 Course Record at Jimmy Clay GC-66 • Qualified 1979 U.S. Ama- and 2003-2005 • 2007 STPGA Bill Strausbaugh Recipient •2007 teur • Participant 1980 and 1982 British Amateur • Club Affilia- STPGA Merchandiser of the Year • 2001-2002: Director of Golf/ tions- Dallas Country Club, Austin Golf Club, Austin Country Club • Club Champi- Club Manager, Barton Creek Resort • 1996-2000: General onships-11; Dallas Country Club- 2; Austin Golf Club-3; Preston Trail Golf Club-4, Manager/COO at Austin CC • 1991 Played in the U.S. Amateur Championship at Bent Tree CC-2 • 1997- 8th Place Texas State Amateur • 2003 Medalist- State Ama- Cherry Hills • Has served on various STPGA Committees including Chairing the teur Qualifier • 1997- Team Member- Dallas Morning News Texas Cup • Age: 55 Scholarship Committee • Current Dallas Morning News Panelist • College: Family: Wife- Peggy, Daughter- Audrey 23, Sons- Bobby 25, Hank 17. University of Texas at Austin, Finance • 1989-1991: Men’s Golf team at the Univer- sity of Texas • 1986-1988: Men’s Golf team at Oklahoma State University • 1986: #1 Ranked High School Player in the USA • 1986: Winner of the PGA Junior Champi- Hannon Cup Record: 1-1-1 Robert Evans onship at Doral • Two time AJGA First Team All-American • Family: wife, Tara; Software Developer • Member at Great Hills Country Club • Tayler (19), Sydney (15) College: Appalachian State University
Tyson Tidwell Hannon Cup Record: 3-1-2 Participating in his 3rd Hannon Cup • Senior Assistant Golf Professional at Spanish Oaks Golf Club • Played Gateway Tour 2002, 2008 and Tight Lies Tour 2004 • 2002 Las Vegas Section Chris Hartenstein Hannon Cup Record: 4-1-1 Player of the Year - Won 6 section events in the Las Vegas Member at Great Hills Country Club • CPA & Owner of National Chapter • All-American at Temple Junior College 1993 • Have 3 Legal – Colorado • Active in several charities including the recorded hole-in-ones • College: University of Mary Hardin- Miracle League of Austin • Graduated from UT with a BBA in Baylor 1994-1997 • Family: Wife, Cristi & Daughter, Kennedy (8) Accounting (1984) • Started playing golf after graduation from UT and took his first golf lesson from Coach Hannon at Morris Williams in 1984 • 2010 Team Captain for the Rudy’s IH-35 Matches • 2009/2010/2011 qualified for Team Austin in the Rudy’s 1-35 Matches • 2007 & 2009 Great Hills CC Club Champion • 2002/2011/2012 Qualified for the US Mid- Amateur Championship • Family: Wife-Susan, Michelle (20), Megan (18), Macy (15) • Michelle is a 2010 Recipient of the George Hannon Scholarship and is a member of Wake Forest Golf Team • Megan is a 2012 recipient of the George Hannon Scholarship and is attending TCU
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Billy Clagett, Captain Mike Allen Hannon Cup Record: 4-6-2 Hannon Cup Record: 15-11-3 Participating in his 8th Hannon Cup • 2011 Retired from Higher Participating in his 14th Hannon Cup • Winner of over 30 Champi- Educational Administration • 2011 U.S. Senior Open Contestant • onships and Qualifiers • Participated in 1 USGA Mid-Am, 3 USGA 2011 TGA South Region Senior Championship Winner • 2011 Senior Ams •Won Medalist in 2 Senior Ams • Won 2 Trans- Runner-Up in Austin Firecracker Open at -10 • 2011 Winner of Mississippi Senior Championships • Holds USGA Senior Qualifying AustinAmateurGolf.com points ranking - Senior Division • 2010 Scoring Record at 10-under-par • Family: Wife, Pam; Grandson, Runner-up in AustinAmateurGolf.com points ranking - Senior Owen Division • 2000 Lions Spring Partnership Champion (w/ Mark McIntyre) • 1994, 1997, 1999 Austin Country Men's Club Champion • 1999 Lions Spring Partnership Champion (w/ Mark McIntyre) • 1998 Texas Golf Association Four-Ball champion (w/ Billy Clagett) • 1994 Bluebonnet Cup Champion • 1991 Ken Redfern, Assistant Captain Lost Creek Men's Club Champion • 1990 Lions Spring Partnership Champion (w/ Hannon Cup Record: 6-13-4 Richard Buratti) • 1989 set world record for most consecutive birdies (11) • 1987 Steering Committee Member and Treasurer of the Hannon Austin Men's City Champion • 1974 Firecracker Open Champion • 1968 First team Society • President of Daniels-Head Management Corporation • All-American at Lamar University • 1968 Member NCAA Div. II Team Champion at President of Redfern Management • Board Chairman of Agency Lamar University • 1968 3rd place Individual - NCAA Championship 1968 • 1967- Marketing Services, Inc • President and Partner of Paseo Dorotea, 70 Golf Team Letterman at Lamar University • Family: Wife, Lisa LLC in Palm Springs, California • played in two US Mid-Amateurs and one Senior Amateur • played in the US Senior Amateur, the British Senior Amateur and the Canadian Senior Amateur in one year • was on the Texas team that won the US Senior Challenge in Las Vegas and won the Adams Golf National Senior Amateur • Manny Bhakta Hannon Cup Record: Rookie won the Club Championship or the Senior Club Championship a total of 12 times 2006 to Present: Real Estate Investor and Builder • Winner of 2012 at Barton Creek Country Club • Played on the golf team at the University of Horseshoe Bay Invitational • Participated in 2010 and 2011 Texas Arizona and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration • Amateur Championships • Participated in 5 of the last 7 Texas Mid Family: seven children, six boys and one girl. His daughter and youngest child -Amateur Championships • Member of the Winning 2005 Mid- began her college career at Texas A&M University this past July • Currently have South Cup Representing Texas • Family: Married to Sonal Bhakta three children in College and one in Medical School • wife Cheryl is a Registered since 1998, daughter, Esha (9) and son, Ayan (4) Nurse and works Redfern Management • Two sons, Trent and Brenden, play on the golf team at the University of Arizona and are also in the business school there.
Gene Black Hannon Cup Record: 4-4-1 Dave O’Connell, Assistant Captain Participating in his 4th Hannon Cup • Territory Manager for National Oak Distributors • Played in 2011 Rudy's I-35 Cup • Won Participating in his 2nd Hannon Cup Matches • Served as Assistant the Bluebonnet Cup, The Amateur at Shadow Glen, Morris Wil- Captain for the 2010 matches • Profession: Titleist Sales liams Spring Championship, The Chester Cup & Low Amateur at Representative • College: Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa • the San Antonio Open • Five-Time Georgetown Country Club Nineteen years in the Golf Business: Titleist Golf Circle Winner Champion • Family: Wife, Angela, 2 sons (22 and 20) and step- 2009, 2008, 2006, 2005 • 2006 Titleist Sales Representative of daughter (26); 2 grandchildren (4 and 6) Year • Family: Wife, Stephanne, Jack (10) & Ryan (7); Club: River Place Country Club