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All-Time Champions Year-by-Year Champions No. of Champions by School 1974 ................................................................... Jerry Pate (Alabama) Alabama ............................................................................................3 1975 ............................................................. Randy Simmons (Texas) Arizona .............................................................................................2 1976 ...................................................................Scott Simpson (USC) Arizona State ....................................................................................1 1977 ............................................................Mike Gove (Weber State) Central Florida .................................................................................1 1978 ......................................................Gary Hallberg (Wake Forest) Clemson ............................................................................................2 1979 ...........................................................Tim Norris (Fresno State) Fresno State ......................................................................................2 1980 ......................................................... Jay Don Blake (Utah State) Georgia..............................................................................................1 1981 ..................................................Willie Wood (Oklahoma State) Georgia Tech ....................................................................................3 1982 .........................................................Billy Ray Brown (Houston) Houston ............................................................................................2 1983 ...........................................................John Slaughter (Houston) LSU ....................................................................................................1 1984 ................................................ Davis Love III (North Carolina) Marquette .........................................................................................1 1985 ..................................................................Sam Randolph (USC) New Mexico......................................................................................2 1986 ......................................................Billy Mayfair (Arizona State) North Carolina .................................................................................1 1987 ...........................................................................No Golf Classic* Oklahoma..........................................................................................1 1988 .............................................................. Chris Patton (Clemson) Oklahoma State ................................................................................1 1989 .............................................................. Chris Patton (Clemson) San Diego ..........................................................................................1 1990 ........................................................ Geoff Griffin (Fresno State) Stanford .............................................................................................2 1991 .......................................................David Duval (Georgia Tech) TCU ...................................................................................................2 1992 ............................................. Robert Damron (Central Florida) Texas ..................................................................................................2 1993 .....................................................................Chris Riley (UNLV) Toledo................................................................................................1 1994 ...............................................................Notah Begay (Stanford) UNLV ................................................................................................3 1995 ...............................................................Tiger Woods (Stanford) USC ...................................................................................................3 1996 .....................................................................Chad Wright (USC) Utah State .........................................................................................1 1997 ................................................................. Alberto Ochoa (TCU) Vanderbilt .........................................................................................2 1998 ..........................................................Jeremy Anderson (UNLV) Wake Forest ......................................................................................2 1999 .......................................................Matt Kuchar (Georgia Tech) Weber State .......................................................................................1 2000 ...............................................................Ricky Barnes (Arizona) 2001 ................................................................. Brad Heaven (Toledo) 2002 ...............................................................Adam Rubinson (TCU) 2003 ................................................................Chris Nallen (Arizona) 2004 ..........................................Nicholas Thompson (Georgia Tech) 2005 ..................................................................Luke List (Vanderbilt) 2006 ....................................................................Chris Kirk (Georgia) 2007 .................................................... Webb Simpson (Wake Forest) 2008 ......................................................Mike Van Sickle (Marquette) 2009 ....................................................... Hunter Hamrick (Alabama) 2010 .............................................................. Alex Ching (San Diego) 2011 ........................................................... Cory Whitsett (Alabama) 2012 .................................................................Kevin Penner (UNLV) 2013 ........................................................Gavin Green (New Mexico) 2014 ........................................................Gavin Green (New Mexico) 2015 .........................................................Zach Jaworski (Vanderbilt) 2016 ......................................................................... Sam Burns (LSU) 2017 ..................................................................... Doug Ghim (Texas) 2018 ................................................... Quade Cummins (Oklahoma) * – The Golf Classic was not held in 1987, due to pending NCAA legislation..
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