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SEC MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS 2013 SEC MEN’S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS Sea Island Golf Club • Seaside Course • Sea Island, Ga. • April 19-21 TEAM SCORES 1 Alabama +8 283 275 290 848 T7 Missouri +35 292 290 293 875 2 South Carolina +10 279 276 295 850 9 Georgia +36 281 289 306 876 3 Auburn +20 275 289 296 860 10 Florida +40 301 289 290 880 4 Texas A&M +24 285 281 298 864 11 LSU +41 288 296 297 881 5 Mississippi State +26 286 286 294 866 12 Ole Miss +49 297 295 297 889 6 Arkansas +28 297 280 291 868 13 Kentucky +50 291 302 297 890 T7 Vanderbilt +35 295 282 298 875 14 Tennessee +55 299 293 303 895 INDIVIDUAL SCORES 1 Sebastian Cappelen Arkansas -8 69 67 66 202 T43 Michael Johnson Auburn +13 70 73 80 223 2 Caleb Sturgeon S. Carolina -5 65 67 73 205 T43 Forrest Gamble Ole Miss +13 75 74 74 223 T3 Cory Whitsett Alabama -1 69 67 73 209 T47 Andrew Presley LSU +14 70 80 74 224 T3 Tyler McCumber Florida -1 72 68 69 209 T47 Stephen Powers Kentucky +14 74 76 74 224 T5 Michael Hebert Auburn +1 66 73 72 211 T47 Chad Merzbacher Tennessee +14 75 73 76 224 T5 Chad Ramey Miss. State +1 69 67 75 211 T50 Jay Vandeventer Tennessee +15 75 74 76 225 T7 Dykes Harbin S. Carolina +2 69 71 72 212 T50 Greg Yates Texas A&M+15 70 79 76 225 T7 Drew Evans Texas A&M+2 72 67 73 212 9 Trey Mullinax Alabama +3 69 71 73 213 HONORS T10 Bobby Wyatt Alabama +4 73 67 74 214 COACH OF THE YEAR Second Team All-SEC T10 Axel Boasson Miss. State +4 70 74 70 214 T12 Justin Thomas Alabama +5 72 73 70 215 Jay Seawell, Alabama Andrew Presley, LSU T12 Ben Stow Kentucky +5 70 72 73 215 Nicholas Reach, Georgia T12 Cameron Peck Texas A&M+5 72 69 74 215 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF Dykes Harbin, South Carolina T15 Curtis Thompson LSU +6 69 75 72 216 THE YEAR Axel Boasson, Mississippi State T15 Niclas Carlsson Auburn +6 66 74 76 216 Austin Cook, Arkansas Trey Millinax, Alabama T15 Hunter Kraus Missouri +6 71 74 71 216 Hunter Kraus, Missouri Michael Hebert, Auburn T15 Joe Lewis Ole Miss +6 72 69 75 216 Cory Whitsett, Alabama T.J. Vogel, Florida 19 Nicholas Reach Georgia +7 66 75 76 217 T20 Dominic Bozzelli Auburn +8 73 70 75 218 Andrew Evans, Texas A&M T20 Ben Fogler Vanderbilt +8 74 72 72 218 SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR T20 Matt NeSmith S. Carolina +8 69 70 79 218 Cory Whitsett, Alabama Freshman All-SEC T23 Ryan Zech Missouri +9 75 73 71 219 Taylor Moore, Arkansas T23 Oliver Goss Tennessee +9 72 73 74 219 SEC FRESHMAN OF THE Matt NeSmith, South Carolina T23 Hunter Stewart Vanderbilt +9 74 72 73 219 YEAR Oliver Goss, Tennessee T23 Sean Kelly S. Carolina +9 76 68 75 219 Taylor Moore, Arkansas Lee McCoy, Georgia T27 Scott Strohmeyer Alabama +10 75 70 75 220 T27 Taylor Moore Arkansas +10 78 70 72 220 Matt NeSmith, South Carolina Jake Mondy, Auburn T27 Zack Jaworski Vanderbilt +10 71 70 79 220 T27 Johannes Veerman Texas A&M+10 71 74 75 220 ALL-SEC T31 Austin Cook Arkansas +11 73 73 75 221 T31 Keith Mitchell Georgia +11 70 71 80 221 First Team All-SEC: T31 Emilio Cuartero Missouri +11 73 70 78 221 Sebastian Cappelen, Arkansas T31 Jacob Fair Missouri +11 74 74 73 221 Bobby Wyatt, Alabama T31 Charlie Ewing Vanderbilt +11 77 68 76 221 T36 J. D. Tomlinson Florida +12 77 71 74 222 Justin Thomas, Alabama T36 Zach Wright LSU +12 75 71 76 222 Cory Whitsett, Alabama T36 T. J. Mitchell Georgia +12 77 70 75 222 Jace Long, Missouri T36 Jake Mondy Auburn +12 76 73 73 222 Tyler McCumber, Florida T36 Tom Brown Ole Miss +12 72 78 72 222 Chad Ramey, Mississippi State T36 Andrew Lister Texas A&M+12 75 71 76 222 Oliver Goss, Tennessee T36 Barrett Edens Miss. State +12 73 76 73 222 T.J. Mitchell, Georgia T43 Stewart Jolly LSU +13 74 73 76 223 T43 Lee McCoy Georgia +13 75 73 75 223 Curtis Thompson, LSU SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS Year (Site) Team Champion Score Individual Champion, School Score Method, Length of Play 1937 (Baton Rouge, La.) LSU 614 Vincent D'Antoni, TU 1 up, 18 Match Play - 36 Holes 1938 (Baton Rouge, La.) LSU 608 Henry Castillo, LSU 3 and 2 Match Play - 36 Holes 1939 (Baton Rouge, La.) LSU 604 Sonny Swift, UG 1 up, 19 Match Play - 36 Holes 1940 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 601 Henry Castillo, LSU 140 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1941 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 616 Earl Stewart, LSU 142 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1942 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 597 Arnold Blum, UG 140 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1943-45 No Tournament 1946 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 604 George Hamer, UG 145 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1947 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 633 Joe Moore, LSU 145 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1948 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 303 Albert Swann, GT 73 Medal Play - 18 Holes 1949 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia Tech 303 Hal Spears, UG 71 Medal Play - 18 Holes 1950 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 1200 John Owens, UK 291 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1951 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 579 Griffin Moody, UG 288 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1952 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 591 Bobby Hill, UA 290 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1953 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 586 Eddie Merrins, LSU 286 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1954 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 576 Eddie Merrins, LSU 284 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1955 (Athens, Ga.) Florida 575 Lester Kelly, UG 281 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1956 (Athens, Ga.) Florida 591 Dave Ragan, UF 284 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1957 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 590 Tom Aaron, UF 287 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1958 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 593 Tom Aaron, UF 287 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1959 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 583 Bob Moser, UG 279 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1960 (Athens, Ga.) LSU 573 Cobby Ware, UG/Doug Essig, LSU 283 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1961 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 570 Howell Fraser, LSU 281 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1962 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 1170 David Boyd, UG 287 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1963 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 589 Jim Gabrielsen, UG/Jack Oliver, UG 141 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1964 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 581 Bert Greene, UT 141 Medal Play - 36 Holes 1965 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 575 B.R. McLendon, LSU 282 Medal Play - 72 Holes 1966 (Baton Rouge, La.) LSU 854 B.R. McLendon, LSU 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1967 (Gainesville, Fla.) LSU 872 B.R. McLendon, LSU 212 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1968 (Knoxville, Tenn.) Florida 848 Steve MeInyk, UF 204 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1969 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 1099 Vaughn Moise, LSU 212 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1970 (Callaway Gar., Ga.) Georgia 1105 Tommy Valentine, UG 213 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1971 (Callaway Gar., Ga.) Georgia 1099 Jimmy McQuillian, UF 215 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1972 (Callaway Gar., Ga.) Georgia 1117 Mickey Mabry, UT 217 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1973 (Callaway Gar., Ga.) Florida 1099 Gary Koch, UF 212 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1974 (Dothan, Ala.) Florida 1104 Gary Koch, UF* 214 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1975 (Dothan, Ala.) Florida 1101 Phil Hancock, UF 214 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1976 (Decatur, Ala.) Auburn 1094 Phil Hancock, UF 207 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1977 (Decatur, Ala.) Georgia 1073 Sam Trahan, UF 209 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1978 (Birmingham, Ala.) Georgia 1142 Larry Rinker, UF 222 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1979 (Birmingham, Ala.) Alabama 876 Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU* 212 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1980 (Augusta, Ga.) Tennessee 884 Rick Pearson, UF 215 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1981 (Augusta, Ga.) Auburn 884 John Salamone, LSU 211 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1982 (Augusta, Ga.) Georgia 873 Randy Watkins, UM 211 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1983 (Augusta, Ga.) Georgia* 881 Dave Peege, UM* 213 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1984 (Augusta, Ga.) Ole Miss 881 Emlyn Aubrey, LSU* 213 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1985 (Florence, Ala.) Florida 868 Peter Persons, UG 213 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1986 (Florence, Ala.) LSU 871 Chip Sullivan, UM 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1987 (Florence, Ala.) LSU 869 David Toms, LSU 205 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1988 (Florence, Ala.) Georgia 854 Lan Gooch, UM 209 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1989 (Louisville, Ky.) Florida 874 Chris DiMarco, UF* 215 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1990 (Jackson, Miss.) Tennessee* 866 Mike Sposa, UT 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1991 (West Point, Miss.) Florida 860 Jimmy Green, AU 205 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1992 (St. Francisville,La.) Florida 876 Brian Gay, UF* 211 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1993 (Jacksonville, Fla.) Florida 847 Guy Hill, UF 206 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1994 (Fairfield Glade, Tenn.) Florida 860 Brian Gay, UF 213 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1995 (Nashville, Tenn.) Arkansas 855 Bud Still, ARK 206 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1996 (Birmingham, Ala.) Mississippi State 859 Graham Davidson, MSU 205 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1997 (Opelika, Ala.) Mississippi State 879 Bryant MacKellar, AU 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes 1998 (Athens, Ga.) Georgia 567 Eric Ecker, USC 136 Medal Play - 36 Holes# 1999 (Lexington, Ky.) Florida 901 Camilo Benedetti, UF 218 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2000 (Killen, Ala.) Georgia 852 Roland Thatcher, AU 208 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2001 (Sea Island, Ga.) Georgia 841 Bryant Odom, UG 207 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2002 (Sea Island, Ga.) Auburn 857 Camilo Benedetti, UF 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes SEC MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME CHAMPIONS Year (Site) Team Champion Score Individual Champion, School Score Method, Length of Play 2003 (Sea Island, Ga.) Florida 856 Brett Stegmaier, UF 203 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2004 (Sea Island, Ga.) Georgia 843 Brendon Todd, UG 207 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2005 (Sea Island, Ga.) Kentucky 875 David Skinns, UT 210 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2006 (Sea Island, Ga.) Georgia 827 Brett Stegmaier, UF 205 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2007 (Sea Island, Ga.) Tennessee 869 Patton Kizzire, AU 211 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2008 (Sea Island, Ga.) Alabama 853 Michael Thompson, AU 208 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2009 (Sea Island, Ga.) Georgia 849 Billy Horschel, UF 206 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2010 (Sea Island, Ga.) Georgia 844 Russell Henley, UG 204 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2011 (Sea Island, Ga.) Florida 848 Andres Echavarria, UF 209 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2012 (Sea Island, Ga.) Alabama 828 Justin Thomas, UA 203 Medal Play - 54 Holes 2013 (Sea Island, Ga.) Alabama 848 Sebastian Cappelen, ARK 202 Medal Play - 54 Holes NOTE: From 1969-1978 the team title was decided by the 5 low scores of 6 players.
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    2019 Desert Classic Broadcast Window & Pre-Tournament Notes ShotLink Keys to Victory for Jon Rahm Jon Rahm made birdie on the fourth playoff hole (18th hole) to defeat Andrew Landry at the 2018 Desert Classic for his second career PGA TOUR victory in his 38th career start on TOUR. Rahm moved from 20th to second in the FedExCup standings with his win at the 2018 Desert Classic. Strokes Gained Statistics vs. The Field on Stadium Course Rank Average +1.203: Jon Rahm ranked fourth on the Off-the-Tee 4th +1.203 Stadium Course in SG: Off-the-Tee Approach-the-Green 7th +1.762 outperforming the field by +1.203 strokes per th round from the tee on par 4s & 5s. Around-the-Green 60 -0.534 Putting 28th +0.724 Total T8 +3.155 Jon Rahm shot a bogey-free final round five-under par 67, outperforming the field by +4.234 strokes in the final round (field average 71.234). Key Final Round Stats Most Under Par on Par 4s & 5s in Final Round vs. 2018 Desert Classic Field 2018 Desert Classic Rahm Field Score to Par Driving Distance (All Drives) 292.1 279.1 Sam Saunders -6 Scrambling 6/6 100% 63.3% Jon Rahm -5 Putting 15-20 Feet 2/2 100% 19.8% Bud Cauley -5 Par 3 Scoring Average 2.50 (T1) 3.17 Peter Uihlein -4 Par 4 Scoring Average 3.70 (T9) 3.95 Brendan Steele -4 Bogey Avoidance 0 15.0% Field Average +0.168 SG: Total 67.0 71.234 Course & Hole Statistics Stadium Course, Nicklaus Tournament Course & La Quinta CC Last season, the La Quinta CC had the third easiest stroke average of any course.
  • Te Western Amateur Championship

    Te Western Amateur Championship

    Te Western Amateur Championship Records & Statistics Guide 1899-2020 for te 119t Westrn Amatur, July 26-31, 2021 Glen View Club Golf, Il. 18t editon compiled by Tim Cronin A Guide to The Guide –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Welcome to the 119th Western Amateur Championship, and the 18th edition of The Western Amateur Records & Statistics Guide, as the championship returns to the Glen View Club for the first time since the 1899 inaugural. Since that first playing, the Western Amateur has provided some of the best competition in golf, amateur or professional. This record book allows reporters covering the Western Am the ability to easily compare current achievements to those of the past. It draws on research conducted by delving into old newspaper files, and by going through the Western Golf Association’s own Western Amateur files, which date to 1949. A few years ago, a major expansion of the Guide presented complete year-by-year records and a player register for 1899 through 1955, the pre-Sweet Sixteen era, for the first time. Details on some courses and field sizes from various years remain to be found, but no other amateur championship has such an in-depth resource. Remaining holes in the listings will continue to be filled in for future editions. The section on records has been revised, and begins on page 8. This includes overall records, including a summary on how the medalist fared, and more records covering the Sweet Sixteen years. The 209-page Guide is in two sections. Part 1 includes a year-by-year summary chart, records, a special chart detailing the 37 players who have played in the Sweet Sixteen in the 63 years since its adoption in 1956 and have won a professional major championship, and a comprehensive report on the Sweet Sixteen era through both year-by-year results and a player register.