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U.S. Amateur Champions U.S SUN BOWL ALL-AMERICA GOLF CLASSIC ALUMNI – 1974-2018 Since 1974, College All-America Golf Classic Name School U.S. Amateur Title Year in Classic Alumni have combined to win 53 major Buddy Alexander Georgia Southern 1986 1974 Ricky Barnes Arizona 2002 2000, 2001, 2002 championships. Tiger Woods leads the way with John Cook Ohio State 1978 1977, 1978 17 major championships, while Phil Mickelson Nathaniel Crosby Miami (Fla.) 1981 1981, 1982 has five and the late Payne Stewart recorded Bryson DeChambeau SMU 2015 2014 three playing on the PGA Tour. Other multiple David Gossett Texas 1999 1999 winners include John Daly (2), Mark O’Meara Matt Kuchar Georgia Tech 1997 1999 (2) and Curtis Strange (2) and most recently, Hank Kuehne Southern Methodist 1998 1997 Jordan Spieth (2). Six former Golf Classic winners Justin Leonard Texas 1992 1991 have also won major championships – Jerry Billy Mayfair Arizona State 1987 1985, 1986 Pate (1974), Scott Simpson (1976), Davis Love III Phil Mickelson Arizona State 1990 1989 (1984), David Duval (1991), Tiger Woods (1995), Ryan Moore UNLV 2004 2002, 2003 and Webb Simpson (2007). Mark O’Meara Long Beach State 1979 1976 Jerry Pate Alabama 1974 1974 Chris Patton Clemson 1989 1988, 1989 Jeff Quinney Arizona State 2000 2000 Sam Randolph Southern California 1985 1983, 1984, 1985 Doc Redman Clemson 2017 2017 Craig Stadler Southern California 1973 1974 Peter Uihlein Oklahoma State 2010 2010 Scott Verplank Oklahoma State 1984 1983 Tiger Woods Stanford 1994, 1995, 1996 1995 U.S. AMATEUR CHAMPIONS U.S. ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS | THROUGH OCT 28, 2017 THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP THE RYDER CUP 11 alumni have won (13 total victories) 47 Alumni have competed (135 total appearances) PGA TOUR John Daly, 1995 Chip Beck, 89,91,93 680 PGA Tour wins Tom Lehman, 1996 Paul Casey, 04,06,08, 18 52 Major victories Justin Leonard, 1997 Stewart Cink, 02,04,06,08,10 Mark O’meara, 1998 John Cook, 93 7 FedEx Cup Champions Tiger Woods, 2000, 2005, 2006 Ben Curtis, 08 David Duval, 2001 Bryson Dechambeau, 18 Tiger Woods, 2007, 2009 Ben Curtis, 2003 Chris DiMarco, 04,06 Jim Furyk, 2010 Todd Hamilton, 2004 Jason Dufner, 12 Bill Haas, 2011 Stewart Cink, 2009 David Duval, 99,02 Brandt Snedeker, 2012 Phil Mickelson, 2013 Brad Faxon, 95,97 Billy Horschel, 2014 Jordan Spieth, 2017 Rickie Fowler, 10, 14, 16, 18 Jordan Spieth, 2015 Jim Furyk, 97,99,02,04,06,08,10,12, 14 Justin Thomas, 2017 THE PGA CHAMPIONSHIP Jim Gallagher, Jr, 93 10 alumni have won (13 total victories) Jay Haas, 83,95,04 Over $2 billion in Tour earnings Scott Hoch, 97,02 Payne Stewart, 1989 J.B. Holmes, 08, 16 THE MASTERS John Daly, 1991 Peter Jacobsen, 85,95 5 Alumni have won (10 total victories) Steve Elkington, 1995 Per-Ulrik Johansson, 95,97 Mark Brooks, 1996 Dustin Johnson, 10,12, 16, 18 Phil Mickelson, 2004,2006, 2010 Davis Love III, 1997 Anthony Kim, 08 Tiger Woods, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005 Tiger Woods, 1999, 2000, 2006, 2007 Matt Kuchar, 10,12, 14, 16 Mark O’Meara, 1998 David Toms, 2001 Tom Lehman, 95,97,99 Craig Stadler, 1982 Phil Mickelson, 2005 Justin Leonard, 97,99,08 Jordan Spieth, 2015 Jason Dufner, 2013 Davis Love III, 93,95,97,99,02,04 Justin Thomas, 2017 Graeme McDowell, 08,10,12,14 Phil Mickelson, 95,97,99,02,04,06,08,10,12, 14, 16, 18 THE U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP Ryan Moore, 16 12 alumni have won (16 total victories) 14 Alumni have won (17 total Tour Championship victories) Alex Noren, 18 Mark O’Meara, 85,89,91,97,99 Jerry Pate, 1976 Curtis Strange, 1988 Jeff Overton, 10 Scott Simpson, 1987 Craig Stadler, 1991 Jerry Pate, 81 Curtis Strange, 1988, 1989 Jim Gallagher, 1993 Corey Pavin, 91,93,95 Payne Stewart, 1991, 1999 Billy Mayfair, 1995 Thomas Pieters, 16 Corey Pavin, 1995 Tom Lehman, 1996 Dan Pohl, 87 Tiger Woods, 2000, 2002, 2008 David Duval, 1997 Chris Riley, 04 Jim Furyk, 2003 Tiger Woods, 1999, 2007, 2018 Scott Simpson, 87 Lucas Glover, 2009 Phil Mickelson, 2000, 2009 Webb Simpson, 12, 14, 18 Graeme McDowell, 2010 Bart Bryant, 2005 Brandt Snedeker, 12, 16 Webb Simpson, 2012 Jim Furyk, 2010 Jordan Spieth, 14, 16, 18 Jordan Spieth, 2015 Bill Haas, 2011 Craig Stadler, 83,85 Dustin Johnson, 2016 Brandt Snedeker, 2012 Payne Stewart, 87,89,91,93,99 Billy Horschel, 2014 Curtis Strange, 83,85,87,89,95 Jordan Spieth, 2015 Justin Thomas, 18 David Toms, 02,04,06 Scott Verplank, 02,06 Oliver Wilson, 08 Tiger Woods, 97,99,02,04,06,10,12, 18.
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