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2017-18 Houston Men's Golf INFORMATION ALL-TIME RESULTS Results ..................................... 55-86 2017-18 HOUSTON MEN’S GOLF 2017-18 HOUSTON MEN’S GOLF ALL-TIME RESULTS Number in parentheses indicates team NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (12) BORDER OLYMPICS championships total in program history 1954-55 Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas NCAA Championship Participant Baxter 73-67 – 140 Phil Rodgers 67-70 – 137 * – competed as individual Hiskey 76-77 – 153 Richard Dickson 67-74 – 141 BORDER OLYMPICS (1) Wharton 77-76 – 153 Frank Wharton 72-70 – 142 Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas Parvino 76-79 – 155 Jim Hiskey 72-71 – 143 Rex Baxter 69-72 – 141 Team 601 1st Team 563 1st DAVE Tommy Cruise 72-72 – 144 Pete Hessemer 75-70 – 145 ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE WILLIAMS Wally Bradley 76-71 – 147 1956-57 INVITATIONAL (22-26) Team 577 1st NCAA National Champions Pine Forest Country Club Houston 1952-87 Houston won five titles: overall champion, FORT WORTH RECREATIONAL (2) BORDER OLYMPICS (13) team medal play, team low two-ball, team Meadowlake Golf Club Fort Worth, Texas Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas • 16 NCAA team national championships low four-ball and team match play. Rex Baxter 70 Frank Wharton 140 • 8 NCAA individual national championships Tommy Cruise 70 Jim Hiskey 143 • 33 NCAA Championships berths BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE (27) Pete Hessemer 70 Bob Pratt 144 Tyrell Park Golf Club Beaumont, Texas • 14 conference championships Wally Bradley 73 Rex Baxter 146 Jim Hiskey 136 • 342 tournament titles Team 283 1st Team 573 1st Frank Wharton 137 Bob Pratt 143 WEST TEXAS RELAYS (3) WEST TEXAS RELAYS (14) George Sykes 148 1950-51 Odessa Country Club Odessa, Texas Odessa Country Club Odessa, Texas Team 564 1st MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Rex Baxter 150 Rex Baxter 106 Tulsa Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Wally Bradley 154 Bob Pratt 109 EAST TEXAS (28) May 11-12, 1951 Pete Hessemer 158 Hiskey 112 Jasper Country Club Jasper, Texas Sid Frin 75-72-80 – 227 9th Richard Parvino 159 Wharton 114 Bob Pratt 141 Billy Skinner 77-79-81 – 237 t-16th Team 621 1st Team 441 1st Jim Hiskey 142 Thomas Tyson 84-83-81 – 238 23rd Frank Wharton 142 Jim Brizzolara 84-83-87 – 254 34th ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE David Boies 143 Team 966 5th INVITATIONAL (4, 5, 6) INVITATIONAL (15-17) Team 568 1st Pine Forest Country Club Houston Pine Forest Country Club Houston UH won three titles: team medal play, team Houston won three titles: team medal play, MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (29) 1951-52 match play and two -ball. low four-ball (247); low two-ball (263) Wichita Country Club Wichita, Kan. MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Phil Rodgers 215 Lakeside Memorial Course Stillwater, Okla. MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Bob Pratt 216 May 9-10, 1952 Records Not Available Athens Country Club Athens, Ga. Jim Hiskey 223 Wally Bradley 68-78-79 – 225 t-6th Team 908 2nd Jim Hiskey 141 Frank Wharton 231 Pete Hessemer 76-73-82 – 231 t-9th Rex Baxter 148 Team 885 1st Tommy Cruse 76-77-78 – 231 t-9th NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Bob Pratt 149 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (30) Tom Tyson 74-76-82 – 232 11th Holston Hills Country Club Knoxville, Tenn. Stan Binion 151 Taconic Golf Club Williamstown, Mass. Team 919 2nd Records Not Available Team 589 2nd Phil Rodgers 139 Team 591 t-4th Jim Hiskey 142 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Jacky Cupit 143 1952-53 Frank Wharton 146 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (18) 1955-56 Indian Hills Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Bob Pratt 146 Alfred MacDonald Park Wichita, Kan. NCAA National Champions Team 570 1st May 7-8, 1953 Rex Baxter 212 Pete Hessemer 75-76-74 – 225 t-4th Frank Wharton 226 WEST TEXAS RELAYS (7) Tommy Cruse 77-74-74 – 225 t-4th Bob Pratt 228 1958-59 Dan Dickson 76-75-77 – 228 t-7th Odessa Country Club Odessa, Texas Jim Hiskey 230 Frank Wharton 69-69 – 138 NCAA National Champions Wally Bradley 77-71-84 – 232 t-9th Team 896 1st Missouri Valley Conference Champions Dwight Weir 81-74-78 – 233 t-10th Rex Baxter 70-70 – 140 Team 910 3rd Jim Hiskey 69-74 – 143 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (19) Richard Parvino 73-74 – 147 Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo WILLIAM H. TUCKER (31) Team 568 1st Frank Wharton 74-73 – 147 New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. 1953-54 Rex Baxter 74-75 – 149 Richard Crawford 292 FORT WORTH RECREATIONAL (8) jim Hiskey 77-73 – 150 Jacky Cupit 296 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE Tony Marimon 302 Pine Forest Country Club Houston Meadowlake Golf Club Fort Worth, Texas Stan Binion 81-74 – 155 Records not available Team 601 1st Jack Rule 302 Tommy Cruse 69-76-70 – 215 2nd Team 1,192 1st Bobby Moncrief 74-75-71 – 220 4th Wally Bradley 76-77-74 – 227 5th ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE (9, 10) 1957-58 Pete Hessemer 80-78-79 – 237 11th Pine Forest Country Club Houston NCAA National Champions BORDER OLYMPICS (32) Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas Dwight Weir 82-79-WD WD UH won two titles: team medal play and two Missouri Valley Conference Champions Jacky Cupit 68-73 – 141 Team 899 2nd -ball. Bob Pratt 72-72 – 144 WILLIAM H. TUCKER (20) Richard Crawford 72-74 – 146 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE (11) New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. Tony Marimon 75-73 – 148 Indian Hills Country Club Tulsa, Okla. Jacky Cupit 215 Team 579 1st May 10-11, 1956 par 72 Frank Wharton 216 Rex Baxter 69-68-70 – 207 1st Jim Hiskey 221 RESULTS Frank Wharton 74-79-73 – 226 5th Bob Pratt 221 Jim Hiskey 73-79-76 – 228 t-6th Team 873 1st Richard Parvino 78-77-73 – 228 t-6th Team 889 1st 62 MEDIA ALMANAC ALL-TIME RESULTS LAKE CHARLES (33) LAKE CHARLES (44) SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE (56) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (67) Lake Charles Country Club Lake Charles, La. Lake Charles Country Club Lake Charles, La. Athens Country Club Athens, Ga. Duke Golf Club Durham, N.C. Ron Weber 212 Jacky Cupit 214 Ron Weber 75-70-67-68 – 280 1st Kermit Zarley 68-72 – 140 1st Jacky Cupit 214 Joel Goldstrand 219 Richard Crawford 68-71-73-70 – 282 3rd Mark Hopkins 73-74 – 147 t-6th Doug McDonald 216 Larry Beck 224 Homero Blancas 73-76-73-71 – 283 t-4th Wright Garrett 73-77 – 150 Richard Dickson 217 Tony Marimon 224 Fred Marti 72-73-75-70 – 290 Homero Blancas 74-77 – 151 Team 859 1st Ron Weber 224 Team 568 1st Fred Marti 78-75 – 153 Team 881 1st Team 741 1st ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS INVITATIONAL (34-37) ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE Purdue Golf Club Lafayette, Ind Pine Forest Country Club Houston INVITATIONAL (45-46) Homero Blancas 69-74 – 143 1962-63 Houston won four titles: overall champion, Pine Forest Country Club Houston Richard Crawford 76-80 – 156 NCAA National Runner -Up team medal play, team match play and team Houston won two titles: overall champion and Ron Weber 81-74 – 155 low four-ball. team medal play. Fred Marti 77-79 – 156 WILLIAM H. TUCKER (68-69) Team 610 t-11th New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. PIKE’S PEAK (38) PIKES PEAK (47) Goldstrand penalized 16 strokes, too many clubs Kermit Zarley 294 Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Wright Garrett 295 Jacky Cupit 221 Larry Beck 217 Fred Marti 296 Bob Pratt 221 Jacky Cupit 219 1961-62 Mark Hopkins 300 Joel Goldstrand 226 Richard Crawford 222 NCAA National Champions Team 1,185 1st Richard Crawford 228 Tony Marimon 222 Undefeated Season Also won low-ball title Team 896 1st Team 880 1st WILLIAM H. TUCKER (57) BORDER OLYMPICS (70) SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE (39) MISSOURI VALLEY New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas Athens Country Club Athens, Ga. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (48) Babe Hiskey 292 Kermit Zarley 281 Ron Weber 74-67 – 141 Newman Golf Club Peoria, Ill. Homero Blancas 292 Mark Hopkins 284 Jacky Cupit 73-71 – 144 Jacky Cupit 280 Wright Garrett 292 Wright Garrett 286 Tony Marimon 73-72 – 145 Homero Blancas 293 Kermit Zarley 296 Harry Toscano 289 Bob Pratt 73-72 – 145 Richard Crawford 293 Team 1,171 1st Team 1,140 1st Joel Goldstrand 73-75 – 148 Larry Beck 293 Team 578 1st Team 1,163 1st BORDER OLYMPICS (58) FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE (71) Casa Blanca Country Club Laredo, Texas Ocala Golf Club Ocala, Fla. MISSOURI VALLEY NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (49) Babe Hiskey 279 Kermi Zarley 281 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS (40) Broadmoor Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. Homero Blancas 280 Mark Hopkins 224 Mohawk Golf Club Tulsa, Okla. Jacky Cupit 76-71 – 147 Fred Marti 284 Wright Garrett 224 Jacky Cupit 286 Richard Crawford 72-78 – 150 Kermit Zarley 286 Fred Marti 225 Bob Pratt 288 Homero Blancas 74-79 – 153 Wright Garrett 286 Team 894 1st Richard Crawford 288 Tony Marimon 73-80 – 153 Team 1,129 1st Ron Weber 291 Team 603 1st LES BOLSTAD (72) Team 1,153 1st FLORIDA INTERCOLLEGIATE (59) Atascocita Country Club Houston Ocala Golf Club Ocala, Fla. Kermit Zarley 221 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS (41) Kermit Zarley 283 Mark Hopkins 224 Eugene Country Club Eugene, Ore. 1960-61 Hopkins 285 Wright Garrett 224 Bob Pratt 66-70 – 136 NCAA Championships Participant Blancas 286 Fred Marti 225 Jacky Cupit 69-67 – 136 Marti 288 Team 894 1st Richard Crawford 72-72 – 144 WILLIAM H. TUCKER (50) Team 1,142 1st Tony Marimon 73-72 – 145 New Mexico Golf Club Albuquerque, N.M. ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE Team 561 1st ^ Joel Goldstrand 70-73-71 – 214 1st ALL-AMERICAN INTERCOLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL (73-76) Homero Blancas 72-72-70 – 214 2nd INVITATIONAL (60-64) Pine Forest Country Club Houston Richard Crawford 70-69-76 – 215 3rd Pine Forest Country Club Houston Houston won four titles: overall champion, 1959-60 Kermit Zarley 215 t-3rd Houston won five titles: overall champion, team medal play, team match play and low NCAA National Champions Babe Hiskey 5th team medal play, team match play, team two-ball.
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