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Men's Golf Program, Winning by One Stroke at 8-Under After Card- Ing a 1-Under 71 at the Concession Golf Club men’s Golf men’s Golf October 25, 2018 marked the 19-year anniversary of the tragic passing of one of SMU’s most prominent athletes and one of golf’s most charismatic figures, Payne Stewart. Stewart, an 11-time PGA Tour winner and three-time Major Champion, left an impact on the world of golf and the Mustangs’ golf program. After playing at Southern Methodist University (SMU) and earning his degree, the Missouri-native turned professional late in 1979, but failed to earn a PGA Tour card. So, instead, he competed on the Asian Tour, winning twice. In 1982, Stewart earned his PGA Tour card, where he went on to claim his first-of-11 PGA Tour titles, the 1982 Quad Cities Open. Stewart would total 11 PGA Tour wins in his career, and won his first major at the 1989 PGA Championship. In 1991, Stewart claimed his first U.S. Open, before going on to win his second in 1999, dramatically sinking a 15-foot putt to beat Phil Mickelson by one stroke. Payne went on to become one of the most unforgettable figures in golf, striding the fairways in signature plus-fours and a tam-o’-shanter cap, while displaying a graceful, fluid golf swing and intensity. He was posthumously inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 2001, before being inducted into the 2015 PGA of America Hall of Fame. In 2000, the PGA Tour established the Payne Stewart Award, which is given each year to a player who shows respect for the traditions of the game, com- mitment to uphold the game’s heritage of charitable support and professional and meticoulous presentation of himself and the sport through his dress and conduct. 2 men’s Golf Kelly Kraft won the 2011 U.S. Amateur championship at Erin Hills. Since 1998, four Mustangs have won the U.S. Amateur, more than any collegiate program during that span. SMU U.S. Amateur Champions 2014: Bryson DeChambeau d. Derek Bard, 7 and 6 Olympia Fields Country Club, Olympia Fields, Ill. 2011: Kelly Kraft d. Patrick Cantlay, 2 up Erin Hills, Erin, Wis. 2007: Colt Knost d. Michael Thompson, 2 and 1 Colt Knost won the 2007 U.S. Amateur championship in San Francisco. The Olympic Club (Lake Course), San Francisco, Calif.. 1998: Hank Kuehne d. Tom McKnight, 2 and 1 Oak Hill C.C. (East Course), Rochester, N.Y. Hank Kuehne won the 1998 U.S. Amateur championship in Rochester, N.Y. SMUMUSTANGS.COM 3 men’s Golf Individual Records SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) (SINCE 1993-94) LOW ROUND (SINCE 1993-94) 1. Bryson Dechambeau, 2013-14 70.46 2006-07 Colt Knost The Maxwell 2 61 2. Bryson Dechambeau, 2014-15 70.61 2014-15 Austin Smotherman The Goodwin 3 62 3. McClure Meissner, 2017-18 71.82 2012-13 Maxime Blandin Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 2 63 4. Kelly Kraft, 2009-10 71.85 1996-97 Hank Kuehne Golf World/Palmetto Dunes 1 63 5. Hank Kuehne, 1997-98 71.92 2014-15 Bryson Dechambeau The American Championship 3 64 6. Will Dodson, 2004-05 72.02 2013-14 Bryson Dechambeau Gifford Collegiate-PelicanHill 3 64 7. Colt Knost, 2006-07 72.09 2009-10 James Kwon Baylor Intercollegiate 2 64 8. Kelly Kraft, 2010-11 72.20 2009-10 Kelly Kraft The Gopher Invitational 3 64 9. Mario Clemens, 2012-13 72.24 2006-07 Colt Knost The Maxwell 1 64 10. Austin Smotherman, 2015-16 72.26 2006-07 Scott Barton The Maxwell 1 64 11. Kelly Kraft, 2007-08 72.31 1998-99 Nicholas Loar John Burns Intercollegiate 2 64 12. Colt Knost, 2005-06 72.36 13. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-01 72.38 LOW TOURNAMENT (SINCE 1993-94) (54 HOLES) 2006-07 Colt Knost The Maxwell 196 -14 NATIONAL SCORING RATING (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) (SINCE 1993-94) 2014-15 Bryson Dechambeau The Goodwin 198 -12 1. Hank Kuehne, 1997-98 16 2009-10 Kelly Kraft The Gopher Invitational 201 -15 2. Bryson Dechambeau, 2014-15 18 2000-01 Franklin Hatchett SMU Stonebridge Big E 201 -15 3. Bryson Dechambeau, 2013-14 21 2005-06 Brandon DeStefano John Burns Intercollegiate 202 -14 4. Kelly Kraft, 2009-10 25 2014-15 Austin Smotherman The Goodwin 202 -8 5. Hank Kuehne, 1995-96 27 2006-07 Frank Wrenn John Burns Intercollegiate 203 -13 6. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-01 43 2005-06 Will Dodson 2006 C-USA Men’s Golf Champ. 203 -13 7. Will Dodson, 2004-05 45 2013-14 Austin Smotherman Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 203 -10 8. Hank Kuehne, 1996-97 50 2004-05 Colt Knost University Club Intercolleg. 204 -12 9. Franklin Hatchett, 2001-02 60 10. Kelly Kraft, 2010-11 61 LOW TOURNAMENT (SINCE 1993-94) (72 HOLES) 2014-15 Bryson Dechambeau NCAA DI Championship - Stroke 280 -8 PAR OR BETTER (SINCE 1993-94) 1993-94 Christian Chernock NCAA Championship 284 -4 1. Bryson Dechambeau, 2013-14 23 2001-02 Franklin Hatchett NCAA Championship 287 +3 Max Buckley, 2011-12 23 2000-01 Franklin Hatchett NCAA Championship 294 +6 3. Kelly Kraft, 2009-10 22 2000-01 Jerome Theunis NCAA Championship 297 +9 Franklin Hatchett, 2000-01 22 1995-96 Hank Kuehne NCAA Championship 300 +12 Kelly Kraft, 2010-11 22 2000-01 Brock Mulder NCAA Championship 302 +14 Will Dodson, 2004-05 22 2000-01 Ryan Abbate NCAA Championship 302 +14 Franklin Hatchett, 2001-02 22 2014-15 Ryan Burgess NCAA DI Championship - Stroke 304 +16 8. Bryson Dechambeau, 2014-15 21 2014-15 Austin Smotherman NCAA DI Championship - Stroke 307 +19 Hank Kuehne, 1997-98 21 Kelly Kraft, 2007-08 21 INDIVIDUAL SEASON WINS (SINCE 1993-94) Hank Kuehne, 1996-97 21 2006-07 Colt Knost ____________________________ 12 ____________________ 3 13. Colt Knost, 2005-06 20 2014-15 Bryson DeChambeau ___________________ 10 ____________________ 2 Will Dodson, 2003-04 20 2001-02 Jerome Theunis _______________________ 11 ____________________ 2 2008-09 Kelly Kraft ____________________________ 12 ____________________ 2 15. McClure Meissner, 2017-18 19 2005-06 Colt Knost ____________________________ 13 ____________________ 2 Mario Clemens, 2012-13 19 2004-05 Colt Knost ____________________________ 14 ____________________ 2 Colt Knost, 2006-07 19 1996-97 Hank Kuehne _________________________ 14 ____________________ 2 Marc Sambol, 2011-12 19 2004-05 Arwed Fischer _________________________2 _____________________ 1 2009-10 Brian Fragakis__________________________4 _____________________ 1 SEASON ROUNDS (MIN. 15 ROUNDS) (SINCE 1993-94) 2009-10 Aaron Stewart _________________________5 _____________________ 1 1. Franklin Hatchett, 2001-02 46.0 2003-04 Rory Smith ____________________________5 _____________________ 1 2. Max Buckley, 2011-12 45.0 1996-97 Chris Parra ____________________________5 _____________________ 1 Matt Schovee, 2011-12 45.0 2004-05 Zeke Reyna ____________________________6 _____________________ 1 2002-03 Jerad Harklau __________________________6 _____________________ 1 Marc Sambol, 2011-12 45.0 2006-07 Frank Wrenn __________________________7 _____________________ 1 Harry Higgs, 2011-12 45.0 2004-05 Will Mast _____________________________7 _____________________ 1 6. Jason Enloe, 1995-96 44.0 2015-16 Ryan Burgess __________________________8 _____________________ 1 Will Dodson, 2003-04 44.0 2008-09 Draegen Majors ________________________8 _____________________ 1 Scott Abbott, 2003-04 44.0 2007-08 Scott Barton ___________________________8 _____________________ 1 Colt Knost, 2003-04 44.0 1995-96 Hank Kuehne __________________________9 _____________________ 1 10. Will Dodson, 2004-05 42.0 2016-17 Gray Townsend _______________________ 11 ____________________ 1 Will Dodson, 2002-03 42.0 2012-13 Mario Clemens ________________________ 11 ____________________ 1 2009-10 James Kwon __________________________ 11 ____________________ 1 Brock Mulder, 2002-03 42.0 2008-09 Marc Sambol _________________________ 11 ____________________ 1 2008-09 James Kwon __________________________ 11 ____________________ 1 COUNTING SCORES (SINCE 1993-94) 2005-06 Brandon DeStefano ____________________ 12 ____________________ 1 1. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-01 100.0% (40 rds) 1995-96 Jim Skinner ___________________________ 12 ____________________ 1 2. Kelly Kraft, 2010-11 97.6% (40 rds) 1993-94 Christian Chernock _____________________ 12 ____________________ 1 3. Kelly Kraft, 2009-10 97.5% (39 rds) 2013-14 Bryson DeChambeau ___________________ 13 ____________________ 1 4. Will Dodson, 2004-05 97.4% (38 rds) 2004-05 Brandon DeStefano ____________________ 13 ____________________ 1 Scott Abbott, 2004-05 97.4% (38 rds) 1994-95 Jim Skinner ___________________________ 13 ____________________ 1 2009-10 Kelly Kraft ____________________________ 14 ____________________ 1 Nicholas Loar, 1998-99 97.4% (38 rds) 2007-08 Kelly Kraft ____________________________ 14 ____________________ 1 7. Ben Tewes, 2007-08 94.9% (37 rds) 2005-06 Will Dodson __________________________ 14 ____________________ 1 8. Max Buckley, 2011-12 93.3% (42 rds) 2003-03 Brock Mulder _________________________ 14 ____________________ 1 Marc Sambol, 2011-12 93.3% (42 rds) 2000-01 Franklin Hatchett ______________________ 14 ____________________ 1 10. Kelly Kraft, 2007-08 92.3% (36 rds) 2011-12 Max Buckley __________________________ 15 ____________________ 1 Franklin Hatchett, 2001-02 92.3% (36 rds) 2001-12 Matt Schovee _________________________ 15 ____________________ 1 2004-05 Will Dodson __________________________ 15 ____________________ 1 2004-05 Franklin Hatchett ______________________ 15 ____________________ 1 4 men’s Golf Individual Records INDIVIDUAL CAREER SCORING AVERAGE (SINCE 1993-94) INDIVIDUAL VICTORIES (SINCE 1985) 1. Bryson Dechambeau, 2013-16 71.15 2. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 72.34 1985 3. Will Dodson, 2003-06 72.75 Clark Dennis Hal Sutton Invitational—221 4. Colt Knost, 2004-07 72.80 1987 5. Austin Smotherman, 2013-16 72.85 DeWitt Weaver Elkins Lake Invitational—143* (36 Holes) 6. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 73.02 *Won by three hole playoff 7. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 73.03 8. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 73.80 1994 9. Ryan Burgess, 2013-16 73.84 Christian Chernock Southwest Classic—140 (36 Holes) 10. Gray Townsend, 2015-18 73.86 1995 CAREER PAR OR BETTER (SINCE 1993-94) Jim Skinner SWC Championships—215 1.
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