TABLE OF CONTENTS
STAFF DIRECTORY
(Area Code 865)
QUICK FACTS
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
Head Golf Coach Jim Kelson .................974-3834
Asst. Coach Bryce Wallor ......................974-0896
Golf Range..............................................588-6701
Secretary Nancy Cowan ........................ 974-7475
Fax ......................................................... 974-2977
Administration ..........................................974-1220
Business and Finance................................974-1222
Ticket Office ..............................................656-1200
Development and Marketing ...................974-1218
Training Room ..........................................974-1229
Athletic Fitness ..........................................974-1221
Concessions/Souvenirs..............................974-1204
Student Life ...............................................974-1250
Sports Information....................................974-1212
School...................................University of Tennessee
Location....................................Knoxville, Tennessee
Founded ..............................................................1794
Conference.............................................Southeastern
Enrollment .......................................................25,244
Colors ...............................................Orange & White
Nickname ..................................................Volunteers
Mascot ...........................................................Smokey
President .........................................Dr. John Petersen
(Cal State Los Angeles ‘70)
Faculty Representative.....................Dr. Todd Diacon
(Southwestern College ‘80)
Athletics Director.......Mike Hamilton (Clemson ‘85)
Athletics Department Phone..............(865) 974-1220
Facility ........................M.C. James Jr. Driving Range
Additional Men’s Varsity Sports
Baseball ......................................................974-1223
Head coach Todd Raleigh
Basketball...................................................974-1206
Head coach Bruce Pearl
Football ......................................................974-1234
Head coach Phillip Fulmer
Swimming and Diving ..............................974-1258
Head coach John Trembley
Tennis .........................................................974-1253
Head coach Sam Winterbotham
Track and Field .........................................974-1433
Head coach Bill Webb
CREDITS
Editor: Melissa Anderson
Editorial Assistants: Bud Ford, Craig Pinkerton,
John Painter, Tom Satkowiak, Craig
Hammel, Derek Satterfield, Dave Garner,
Tony Williams, Justin Young, Stephanie
Bodford, Beth Sparks and Christen
Kardatzke.
Photography: Nick Myers, University Photo
Services; Elizabeth Olivier, Athletics
Department Photographer, Mark Stahl (BC)
Cover Artwork: Tedgraphix
Printing: UT Graphic Arts
EO1-8601-004-013-06
The University of Tennessee does not discriminate on the
basis of race, sex, color, religion, national origin, age, disability
or veteran status in provision of educational programs and services or employment opportunities and benefits. This policy extends
to both employment by and admission to the University.
The University does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex
or disability in the education programs and activities pursuant to
the requirements of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title
IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA) of 1990.
Inquiries and charges of violation concerning Title VI, Title
IX, Section 504, the ADA, the Age Discrimination in
Employment Act (ADEA) or any of the other above referenced
policies should be directed to the Affirmative Action Officer,
711E Andy Holt Tower, Knoxville, TN 37996-0174, telephone
(865) 974-2243. Requests for accommodation of a disability
should be directed to the ADA Coordinator at the Office of
Human Resources Management, 600 Henley Street, Knoxville,
TN 37996-4125, telephone (865) 974-5151.
2006-07 MEN’S GOLF
TEAM INFORMATION
Head Coach.............................................Jim Kelson
Alma Mater ..........................................Alabama ‘87
Overall at UT ............. 968-707-25 (.579); 10th year
SEC Record................................... 227-236-7 (.494)
Asst. Coach...........................................Bryce Wallor
Alma Mater....................................Rhode Island ‘98
Lettermen Returning .............................................6
James Brannen, Charlie Ford, David Holmes
Chris Paisley, Philip Pettitt, Ben Spickard
Lettermen Lost .......................................................3
John Brannen, Jonathan Mount, Tino Weiss
Newcomers ..............................................................2
Robin Wingardh, Justin Walker
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Team Roster .........................................................IFC
Table of Contents .....................................................1
Media Information..................................................12
2008 Spring Outlook ..............................................13
2008 Spring Schedule ............................................14
Opponents...............................................................15
Head Coach Jim Kelson....................................16-17
Assistant Coaches...................................................18
Administration........................................................19
2007 Fall Results....................................................20
Volunteer Profiles..............................................21-27
2006-07 Season Review....................................28-30
2006-07 Season Statistics.......................................31
Year-by-Year Team Records...................................32
Year-by-Year Records .......................................33-40
Volunteer Records ..................................................41
Tournament History................................................42
Volunteer Honors ..............................................43-44
SEC Championships .........................................45-46
NCAA Championships...........................................47
Tournament of Champions................................48-50
Volunteer Lettermen...............................................51
Qualifying Courses ...........................................52-53
Volunteers on Tour .................................................54
Academics ..............................................................55
Scholarship Endowments .......................................56
M.C. James Practice Facility...............................IBC
2007-08 Schedule..................................................BC
2006-07 Overall Record..................142-58-3 (.717)
2006-07 SEC Record ............................28-20 (.583)
2007 NCAA Central Regional ...................5th of 27
2007 NCAA Championships....................16th of 30
At the 2007 SEC Championships, the Vols fired a 300-283-285--869
to claim the third SEC title in school history and first since 1990.
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MEDIA INFORMATION
FACILITY
SPORTS INFORMATION
The University of Tennessee men’s golf team
practices at the M.C. James Jr. Driving Range (see
inside back cover), located in West Knoxville.
In addition to practice at the M.C. James Jr.
Driving Range, the Vols use 16 local courses for
qualifying play. The 16 qualifying courses are featured on pages 52-53.
Assoc. AD/Media Relations ..................... Bud Ford
Associate SID .......................................John Painter
Associate SID ..................................Craig Pinkerton
Assistant SID....................................Tom Satkowiak
Internet Communications .........................Jeff Muir
Golf Contact .................................Melissa Anderson
INTERVIEWS
Mailing Address
University of Tennessee Athletics Dept.
Sports Information and/or Golf
P.O. Box 15016
Knoxville, TN 37901-5161
ADDRESSES
Bud Ford
Associate. A.D./
Media Relations
Melissa Anderson
Golf Contact
CONTACTS
Student assistant Melissa Anderson is the
University of Tennessee men’s golf contact.
Additional information may be obtained from Bud
Ford, associate athletics director for media relations.
All interviews of athletes must be coordinated
through the UT Sports Information Department.
Interview requests must be submitted at least 24
hours in advance so the athlete can be notified. The
Sports Information Department will be happy to
arrange telephone interviews for out-of-town media
members. Coach Jim Kelson usually can be contacted weekday mornings in his office.
MEDIA INFORMATION
Media members can receive Tennessee men’s golf
results, statistics and other information by contacting
the University of Tennessee Sports Information
Department at (865) 974-1212.
Information regarding the men’s golf team,
including the latest tournament results, is available
on the UT Athletics Web site at www.UTSports.com.
Complete results will be provided at the conclusion of each round and at the end of each tournament
in the UT Sports Information Department, located in
room 261 of Stokely Athletics Center, 1720
Volunteer Blvd.
INTERNET
Overnight Address
University of Tennessee Athletics Dept.
Sports Information and/or Golf
1720 Volunteer Blvd.
Knoxville, TN 37996-3100
Information regarding athlete and coach biographies, facility information, season updates and other
Vol information also can be accessed at the UT
Athletics Web site (www.UTsports.com).
TRAVEL PLANS
Tournament travel arrangements are finalized two
weeks in advance. For information concerning the
team’s itinerary, please contact Melissa Anderson,
golf contact, or Nancy Cowan, golf secretary.
Tennessee Concludes Fall Season in
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Junior Chris Paisley has proven to be one
of the top golfers in the Tennessee lineup.
During the fall campaign he earned two
top-10 finishes and has the team’s lowest
scoring average at 71.08.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
2008 SPRING OUTLOOK
STRONG FALL GIVES DEFENDING CHAMPION VOLS
MOMENTUM HEADING INTO SPRING
As the defending SEC champions, the Tennessee
men’s golf team has high expectations heading into
the spring half of the 2007-08 season.
And after a strong fall season, there is no reason to
doubt that the Volunteers will be able to defend their
title.
Tennessee started out the fall season with a fifthplace finish at the Carpet Capital Collegiate, Sept.
14-16. They followed that up with an eighth-place
finish at the Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini
Invitational, Sept. 30-Oct.1.
Next on the schedule for the Vols was the Bank of
Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges where the
Vols won their first tournament of the 2006-07 season. This year, Tennessee finished tied for fifth as a
team but junior Chris Paisley took home the medalist
honors along with setting a course and tournament
record with his second-round 8-under-par 64.
As a result of their finish at the 2007 NCAA
Championships, Tennessee was invited to compete at
the Calloway Golf Collegiate Match Play
Championships in Greensboro, Ga., Oct. 28-30. The
Vols’ fifth place finish was highlighted by a 4-1 victory over No. 1 ranked Georgia in the final round.
The Vols also upset No. 6 Oklahoma State in the first
round by the score of 3-2.
“We are very excited and very proud. It
was great to see such a low score shot
and I think it will give us a great deal of
confidence going into the spring.”
The Volunteers wrapped up their fall season in
record fashion as they won the Turtle Bay
Intercollegiate with the lowest three-round team
score since 1980, a 64-under-par 800. The Vols fired
a school-record 27-under-par 261 in the final round
to secure their victory. Senior Charlie Ford earned
himself his first collegiate win as he tied for medalist
honors. In addition, Ford’s 54-hole total of 200 is the
lowest 54-hole total in UT history.
“It was my first win in college so I was excited
about that,” Ford said. “Even thought it was only a
co-championship, I am very happy to have won. I
struggled a lot on the first day, and I had a really good
finish just to shoot a couple under. And (the second
tound) was probably one of the best rounds of my
life.
“It was not that easy of a golf course, I just played
really well. I was pretty delighted to come out cochampion.”
These were not the only records to fall.
Sophomore David Holmes set a Turtle Bay course
record and set the new 18-hole record for UT with his
10-under-par 62. Junior Chris Paisley and freshman
Robin Wingardh also set new career marks with 54hole totals of 202.
Tennessee hopes to build on this success and feed
off this momentum as they head into the spring.
“We are very excited and very proud,” coach
Kelson said. “It was great to see such a low score
shot and I think it will give us a great deal of confidence going into the spring.”
As usual the Volunteers will be playing in some of
the top tournaments in the country this season. The
spring kicks off in Tucson, Ariz., where the team will
make their second appearance in the PING/Arizona
Intercollegiate. The event will take place at Arizona
National, Jan. 28-29. Three weeks later the Vols travel to Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., for the John Hayt
Collegiate Invitational. The tournament, held at
Junior Chris Paisley earned his first collegiate
victory at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.
Sawgrass Country Club, Feb. 17-19, is annually considered one of the top tournaments bringing in teams
ranked annually in the top-25.
Tennessee’s third tournament of the season sends
the team out to California where they will compete in
the USC Collegiate Invitational. The event takes
place March 3-4 and is held at North Ranch Country
Club in Westlake Village, Calif. Last year the Vols
earned a third-place finish.
After returning from California, both of UT’s final
two regular-season tournaments take place in the
state of Georgia. The first of which takes place in
Statesboro, Ga. The Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational
takes place March 14-16 at Forest Heights Country
Club. As per usual, the tournament will feature a
number of top SEC teams giving the Vols a preview
of what they will face at the 2008 SEC
Championships.
The final tournament of the regular season is the
Adminstaff/Augusta State Invitational, April 4-6, at
Champions Retreat Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.
Postseason play begins for Tennessee April 18-20,
at the SEC Championships. The tournament will
again be held in Sea Island, Ga. This marks the eighth
year in a row the tournament will be held there. As
defending SEC champions, the Vols will look to keep
their ground as one of the top golf programs in the
southeast.
NCAA regional competition is set for May 15-17.
The East Regional will be held at the Council Fire
Golf Club in Chattanooga, Tenn. Tennessee finished
fifth at last year’s Central Regional.
The top 10 teams from each region then advance
to the NCAA Championships at the Birck
Boilermaker Golf Complex in West Lafayette, Ind.
Purdue University will be the host for this year’s
event May 28-31.
The hopes are high for the Vols this season but the
talent level seems to be in line for another championship season.
Members of the UT golf team pose after winning the team title at The Turtle Bay Intercollegiate.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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2008 SPRING SCHEDULE
PING ARIZONA
INTERCOLLEGIATE
JOHN HAYT
COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL
USC COLLEGIATE
INVITATIONAL
Jan. 28-29
Feb. 17-19
March 3-4
Host................................................................Arizona
Course .............................................Arizona National
Location ................................................Tucson, Ariz.
Contact .................................................Richard Paige
Phone .................................................(520) 621-0916
Fax .....................................................(520) 621-2681
Email [email protected]
Web site............................www.arizonaathletics.com
Last appearance ............................... First appearance
Host.......................................................North Florida
Course .................................................Sawgrass C.C.
Location................................Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
Contact.................................................Shawn LaFata
Phone .................................................(904) 620-4027
Fax .....................................................(904) 620-2821
Email [email protected]
Web site ...................................www.unfospreys.com
Last appearance ............................... 2007 (9th of 15)
Host.............................................Southern California
Course ............................................North Ranch C.C.
Location ................................Westlake Village, Calif.
Contact.................................................Paul Goldberg
Phone .................................................(213) 740-8480
Fax .....................................................(213) 740-7584
Email .......................................paul.goldberg.usc.edu
Web site.....................................www.usctrojans.com
Last appearance ............................... 2007 (3rd of 15)
2008 field: Arizona, BYU, California, ETSU,
Georiga Southern, Long Beach State, Nevada,
New Mexico, San Diego State, Tennessee, Texas,
UC-Irvine, UCLA, UNLV, Washington
2008 field: Alabama, Charlotte, Coastal Carolina,
Florida, Georiga State, Indiana, Notre Dame,
Pepperdine, South Carolina, Tennessee, UAB,
Central Florida, UCLA, North Florida, Vanderbilt
2008 field: Field not final at time of press
SCHENKEL E-Z-GO
INVITATIONAL
ADMINISTAFF AUGUSTA STATE
INVITATIONAL
SOUTHEASTERN
CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
March 14-16
April 4-6
April 18-20
Host ................................................Georgia Southern
Course .........................................Forest Heights C.C.
Location .............................................Statesboro, Ga.
Contact ..............................................David Headrick
Phone .................................................(912) 681-5448
Fax .....................................................(912) 681-0046
Email [email protected]
Web site .................www.georgiasoutherneagles.com
Last appearance ............................. 2007 (10th of 15)
Host ......................................................Augusta State
Course .........................Champions Retreat Golf Club
Location.................................................Augusta, Ga.
Contact....................................................Joey Warren
Phone .................................................(706) 731-7925
Fax .....................................................(706) 737-1782
Email............................................jwarren3@aug.edu
Web site..................................www.aug.edu/athletics
Last appearance ................................2007 (5th of 15)
Host .....................................................................SEC
Course ................................................Seaside Course
Location..............................................Sea Island, Ga.
Contact................................................Charles Bloom
Phone .................................................(205) 458-3010
Fax .....................................................(205) 458-3030
Email..............................................mrintern@sec.org
Web site ......................................www.secsports.com
Last appearance................................ 2007 (1st of 12)
2008 field: Alabama, UAB, Auburn, Augusta State,
Boston College, Florida, Georiga Southern, Kansas,
Kentucky, LSU, Michigan State, Minnesota, New
Mexico, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Notre
Dame, South Carolina, Tennessee
2008 field: Augusta State, Clemson, Coastal
Carolina, ETSU, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Georgia
State, Georgia Tech, Houston, Lamar, Minnesota,
North Carolina, North Carolina State, South
Carolina, Tennessee, UCLA, USC-Aiken, Virginia
Tech
2008 field: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi
State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
NCAA
EAST REGIONAL
NCAA
CHAMPIONSHIPS
May 15- 17
May 28-31
Host.................University of Tennessee-Chattanooga
Course....................................Council Fire Golf Club
Location.......................................Chattanooga, Tenn.
Contact ..................................................Owen Seaton
Phone .................................................(423) 425-2122
Fax .....................................................(423) 425-4610
Email [email protected]
Web site ........................................www.gomocs.com
Last appearance ............................... 2007 (5th of 27)
Host ...............................................Purdue University
Course ...................Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex
Location.....................................West Lafayette, Ind..
Contact......................................................Sara White
Phone .................................................(765) 494-6235
Fax .....................................................(765) 494-5447
Email [email protected]
Web site.........................www.purduesports.cstv.com
Last appearance ............................. 2007 (16th of 30)
2008 field: Top 27 teams in East Region (number of
teams may fluctuate due to individual entries).
District III-South, of which Tennessee is a member,
sends the top eight teams to the East Regional
Championships.
2008 field: Top 30 Teams advancing from regional
sites. The East Region, of which Tennessee is a member, sends the top 11 teams to the NCAA
Championships.
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
SEC OPPONENTS
ALABAMA
ARKANSAS
AUBURN
Location ............................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Enrollment ........................................................23,878
Nickname...............................................Crimson Tide
Colors..............................................Crimson & White
Head Coach ..............................................Jay Seawell
Years at school............................................6th season
Top returnees................Mark Harrell, Matthew Swan
Top newcomers .............Spencer Cole, Hunter Slaton
Location...........................................Fayetteville, Ark.
Enrollment ........................................................17,938
Nickname ..................................................Razorbacks
Colors..............................................Cardinal & White
Head Coach.........................................Brad McMakin
Years at school...........................................2nd season
Top returnees..................Andrew Landry, Barret Lais
Top newcomers ....Austin Berkovsky, Daniel Candon
Location ..................................................Auburn, Ala.
Enrollment ........................................................23,547
Nickname ..........................................................Tigers
Colors..............................Burnt Orange & Navy Blue
Head Coach.............................................Mike Griffin
Years at school..........................................24th season
Top returnees............Patton Kizzire, Glenn Northcutt
Top newcomers ........Rosson Anderson, Jonathan Fry
Home course...................Harry Pritchett Golf Course
Golf contact .............................................Becky Hopf
SID phone...........................................(205) 348-6084
SID fax ...............................................(205) 348-8841
SID [email protected]
Web site ..........................................www.rolltide.com
Home course .............................Blessing Golf Course
Golf contact ...........................................Zach Lawson
SID phone...........................................(479) 575-2751
SID fax ...............................................(479) 575-7481
SID [email protected]
Web site.......................................www.hogwired.com
Home course.........................Auburn University Club
Golf contact ............................................Gary Thorne
SID phone...........................................(334) 844-9800
SID fax ...............................................(334) 844-9807
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site..................................www.auburntigers.com
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
KENTUCKY
Location ............................................Gainesville, Fla.
Enrollment ........................................................49,000
Nickname..........................................................Gators
Colors..................................................Orange & Blue
Head Coach .....................................Buddy Alexander
Years at school .........................................21st season
Top returnees ...............Billy Horschel, Toby Ragland
Top newcomers ..............................Arnond Vongvanij
Location....................................................Athens, Ga.
Enrollment ........................................................33,959
Nickname ......................................................Bulldogs
Colors .....................................................Red & Black
Head Coach .............................................Chris Haack
Years at school..........................................12th season
Top returnees............. Brian Harman, Adam Mitchell
Top newcomers........Lowery Thomas, Harris English
Location...............................................Lexington, Ky.
Enrollment ........................................................26,900
Nickname.......................................................Wildcats
Colors....................................................Blue & White
Head Coach ..............................................Brian Craig
Years at school............................................7th season
Top returnees...................Brad Doster, Andy Winings
Top newcomers.................................Chase Carpenter
Home course ..........................University Golf Course
Golf contact ............................................Jaime Handy
SID phone............................(352) 375-4683 ext.6121
SID fax ...............................................(352) 375-4809
SID [email protected]
Web site ......................................www.gatorzone.com
Home course........University of Georgia Golf Course
Golf contact ........................................Steven Colquitt
SID phone...........................................(706) 542-9042
SID fax ...............................................(706) 542-9339
SID [email protected]
Web site ..................................www.georgiadogs.com
Home course.................University Club of Kentucky
Golf contact..............................................Amy Ratliff
SID phone...........................................(859) 257-8437
SID fax ...............................................(859) 323-4310
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site ....................................www.ukathletics.com
LSU
MISSISSIPPI
MISSISSIPPI STATE
Location ..........................................Baton Rouge, La.
Enrollment ........................................................30,584
Nickname............................................Fighting Tigers
Colors...................................................Purple & Gold
Head Coach.......................................Chuck Winstead
Years at school ...........................................3rd season
Top returnees .............Brian Noonan, Beck Troutman
Top newcomers...........Andrew Loupe, John Peterson
Location ................................................Oxford, Miss.
Enrollment ........................................................16,498
Nickname..........................................................Rebels
Colors.............................Cardinals Red & Navy Blue
Head Coach ..............................................Ernest Ross
Years at school..........................................12th season
Top returnees.......................Kyle Ellis, Will Roebuck
Top newcomers .....Jessee Speirs, Jonathan Randolph
Location ............................................Starkville, Miss.
Enrollment ........................................................17,039
Nickname ......................................................Bulldogs
Colors...............................................Maroon & White
Head Coach.............................................Clay Homan
Years at school............................................5th season
Top returnees ..............Carlos Sainz Jr., Logan Young
Top newcomers.............Josh Bevell, Brad Thompson
Home course...............................The University Club
Golf contact ............................................Will Stafford
SID phone...........................................(225) 578-8226
SID fax ...............................................(225) 578-9253
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site.......................................www.LSUsports.net
Home course ..........................University Golf Course
Golf contact .................................................Kim Ling
SID phone...........................................(662) 915-7522
SID fax ...............................................(662) 915-7006
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site ................................www.olemisssports.com
Home course ......................Old Waverly Golf Course
Golf contact ................................................Jan Blaine
SID phone...........................................(662) 325-0968
SID fax ...............................................(662) 325-2563
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site ..............................www.mstateathletics.com
SOUTH CAROLINA
VANDERBILT
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
Location ..............................................Columbia, S.C.
Enrollment ........................................................27,065
Nickname ..................................................Gamecocks
Colors.................................................Garnet & Black
Head Coach .........................................Bill McDonald
Years at school ............................................1st season
Top returnees ............Mark Silvers, George Bryan IV
Top newcomers ....................................Chris Piumelli
Location ............................................Nashville, Tenn.
Enrollment .........................................................6,.378
Nickname ...............................................Commodores
Colors....................................................Black & Gold
Head Coach ................................................Tom Shaw
Years at school...........................................2nd season
Top returnees......................Jon Curran, Billy Whalen
Top newcomers .......Ryan Haselden, Adam Hofmann
Location ..........................................Birmingham, Ala.
Golf contact.......................................Antonee Boykin
Phone ..................................................(205) 458-3000
Fax ......................................................(205) 458-3031
E-mail [email protected]
Web site .......................................www.secsports.com
Address .............2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North
Birmingham, Ala. 35203
Home course.............South Carolina University Club
Golf contact.............................................Diana Koval
SID phone...........................................(803) 777-7977
SID fax ...............................................(803) 777-2967
SID [email protected]
Web site ....................................www.USCsports.com
Home course .......................Vanderbilt Legends Club
Golf contact ........................................Chris Weinman
SID phone...........................................(615) 343-0019
SID fax ...............................................(615) 343-7064
SID e-mail [email protected]
Web site .............................www.vucommodores.com
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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HEAD COACH JIM KELSON
JIM KELSON
Head Coach
Head coach Jim Kelson was hired in June 1998, to
take over the University of Tennessee men’s golf program. Beginning his tenth season as the squad’s
chief, Kelson has proven that he is key to the golf
program’s continued success.
The 2006-07 season was one filled with hard work
and dedicated that would pay off in a big way. The
team brought home the third SEC title in school history as they were crowned the 2007 SEC Champions
for the first time in 17 years. At the event, Tennessee
finished with three players in the top-10, including
two tied for second.
"The coaches are very proud of this team. We set
this goal at the beginning of the year and have
worked hard at achieving this goal," said Kelson.
"They paid the price to be successful and they
deserve to win this championship...their efforts,
desire and their great team chemistry were a big part
of our win."
Their win at the SEC Championships led to a
plethora of well deserved awards as the 2007 SEC
Men’s Golf Awards were announced. Kelson was
awarded with his first SEC Coach of the Year award
for guiding this team to the title. Philip Pettitt earned
First Team All-SEC honors while Charlie Ford and
Chris Paisley were named to the Second-Team AllSEC.
Winning the SEC Championship and a fifth place
finish at the NCAA Central Regional gave the
Volutneers 11 top-10 finishes and two tournament
championships for the season. The first tournament
championship came during the year’s fall schedule at
the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate played at the
Ridges in Jonesborough, Tenn., Oct. 14-15, 2006.
"I am extremely proud of how the team played and
competed," Kelson said. "It is a huge win for our program. We can really build on this. This one meant a
great deal."
As coach, Kelson led Tennessee to a tournament
championship in the fall of 1998 at the Crown
Classic in Lufkin, Texas, its first title since 1996.
With his instruction, six golfers posted personal collegiate bests, and he also led sophomore Matt
McWilliams and freshman Andrew Black to individual titles. The linksters’ individual victories were the
Vols’ first since 1996.
Kelson, 44, is from Dallas, and graduated with a
bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama in
1987. He earned a master’s from the University of
Florida in exercise and sports science in 1992.
Kelson coached the only Division I sport at
Augusta State University. He led the Jaguars to four
appearances in the NCAA Championships from
1993-96 and five appearances in the NCAA East
Regionals. He guided his teams to 32 top-five finishes in 57 regular-season tournaments.
Under Kelson’s leadership, the Jaguars won 11
tournaments during his seven years as coach with at
least one team championship every year he coached
at ASU. Kelson was named NCAA Division I-North
Coach of the Year in 1993.
Prior to Augusta State, Kelson served as the assistant coach at the University of Florida under former
U.S. Amateur champion Buddy Alexander. Kelson
helped recruit several of the golfers who helped the
Gators finish runner-up at the 1993 NCAA
Championships.
"Working under Buddy Alexander was an invaluable experience for me," Kelson said. "Buddy is
regarded nationally as one of the finest coaches in
collegiate golf, and his ability to relate to his players
in a positive manner is something I will always try to
emulate."
Along with Alexander, Kelson has also worked
with some of the most highly regarded teaching professionals in the world, including Conrad Rehling,
Eddie Merrins, Bob Toski, Wally Armstrong, Chuck
Cooke, Denis Pugh, Ernie Vaderson and Michael
Shannon.
Kelson spent a year on the mini-tour in the
Orlando area before assuming his position at Florida.
He served as Alexander’s assistant for three years
before accepting the head coaching position at ASU.
Kelson also served as the assistant athletic director
for compliance at Augusta.
Along with Kelson’s studies at the University of
Alabama, he also made time to compete on the links
for the Crimson Tide for two-and-a-half years. He
transferred to Alabama after his sophomore year
from the University of Oklahoma where he was a
member of the strong Sooner program that competed
in the 1983 NCAA Championships.
His achievements on the course include winning
the 1983 Oklahoma State Amateur and a third-place
finish at the 1987 Bermuda Amateur, in addition to
participating in the 1982 U.S. Golf Association
Amateur.
Kelson has high hopes for the Volunteers. His ability to coach the players emotionally, as well as physically, is a perfect recipe for success.
THE KELSON FILE
Birthdate: Aug. 8, 1963, in Minneapolis, Minn.
High School: Lamar High School, 1983
College: University of Alabama, 1987 (B.S.);
University of Florida, 1992 (M.S.)
College Golf: Oklahoma, Alabama, 1983-87
Playing Highlight: Oklahoma Amateur champion
in 1983
Coaching Career: Assistant coach, Florida, 198892; Head coach, Augusta State, 1992-98;
Head coach, Tennessee, 1998-present
Wife: Jinger Kelson
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Jim Kelson with his wife Jinger and their two Jack Russell Terriers, Buddy and Cookie.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
JIM KELSON COACHING TOURNAMENT
CHAMPIONSHIPS AND TOP FINISHES
During the past 16 years of Jim
Kelson’s head coaching career, he has
led his team to 23 tournament championships, among other top finishes:
SEC Championships
—5th place—
Lexington, Ky.
2003-04
Landfall Tradition
—3rd place—
Wilmington, N.C.
2000-01
Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate
—Champions—
Lafayette, La.
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—3rd place—
Knoxville, Tenn.
Beau Rivage Collegiate Classic
—2nd place—
Gulfport, Miss.
2007-08
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
—Champions—
Kahuku, Hawaii
2002-03
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—2nd place—
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Coca-Cola T.O.C
—3rd place—
Knoxville, Tenn.
2006-07
Shoal Creek Invitational
—2nd place—
Birmingham, Ala.
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
—2nd place—
Kahuku, Hawaii
1999-2000
Cavalier Classic
—3rd place—
Charlottesville, Va.
NCAA East Regional
—4th place—
Auburn, Ala.
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—3rd place—
Knoxville, Tenn.
Ping Arizona Intercollegiate
—4th place—
Tucson, Ariz.
2001-02
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—Champions—
Knoxville, Tenn.
Gary Koch Intercollegiate
—5th place—
Tampa, Fla.
USC Collegiate Invitational
—3rd place—
Westlake Villgae, Calif.
Carpet Capital Collegiate
—2nd place—
Rocky Face, Ga.
1998-99
The Crown Classic
—Champions—
Lufkin, Texas
1995-96
Nevada-Reno Wolfpack Classic
Reno, Nev.
SEC Championships
—Champions—
Sea Island, Ga.
Rice Intercollegiate
—Champions—
Katy, Texas
The Adams Cup of Newport
—3rd place—
Newport, R.I.
1994-95
Gunby Jordan Intercollegiate
Columbus, Ga.
2005-06
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—Champions—
Knoxville, Tenn.
Mercedes Benz Collegiate
Championship
—2nd place—
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Seminole Classic
—3rd place—
Tallahassee, Fla.
1993-94
Cleveland Golf-ASU Invitational
Augusta, Ga.
Shoal Creek Invitational
—2nd place—
Birmingham, Ala.
Augusta State Invitational
—Champions—
Augusta, Ga.
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—4th place—
Knoxville, Tenn.
Old Dominion Seascape
Kitty Hawk, N.C.
TENNESSEE
(12 Tournament Championships)
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
—Champions—
Jonesborough, Tenn.
2004-05
Bank of Tennessee at The Ridges
Intercollegiate
—Champions—
Jonesborough, Tenn.
AUGUSTA STATE
(11 Tournament Championships)
1997-98
Nicholson/Woodlands Intercollegiate
Houston, Texas
The Adams Cup of Newport
Newport, R.I.
The Gator Invitational
Gainesville, Fla.
The Cleveland Golf-ASU Invitational
Augusta, Ga.
The Wofford Intercollegiate
Spartanburg, S.C.
1996-97
The Matlock Classic
Lakeland, Fla.
1992-93
C&S Pacer Invitational
Aiken, S.C.
Tennessee Highlights
• Won third SEC Championship in
The Coca-Cola T.O.C.
—Champions—
Knoxville, Tenn.
school history in 2007, SEC Coach of
the Year
Ashworth Collegiate Invitational
—Champions—
Los Angeles, Calif.
• 12 overall tournament titles
Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational
—3rd place—
Statesboro, Ga.
• Led Vols to second-place finish at
NCAA East Regional in 2005; Highest
finish ever in an NCAA regional
NCAA East Regional
—2nd place—
Nashville, Tenn.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
• Led Tennessee to 11th-place finish at
NCAA championships in 2005; Highest
finish since 1981
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ASSISTANT COACHES
BRYCE WALLOR
RANDY WYLIE
JOE WHITNEY
Assistant Coach
(Rhode Island 1998)
Volunteer Assistant Coach
(Texas A&M 1987)
Mental Training
(Springfield 1992)
Bryce Wallor enters his fourth season as the
VolunteerS’ assistant golf coach. He was named the
assistant coach on Jan. 3, 2004. Wallor replaced
Bowen Sargent, who became the men’s head coach at
the University of Virginia.
Wallor comes to the Vols with an accomplished
golf career that includes a two-year stint as men’s
head coach at the University of Connecticut (200002). As head coach, he improved the Huskies 47
spots in the national polls, as well as their tournament
scoring average by 12 strokes per round. Before he
was at UConn he served as an assistant coach at
Davidson (1999-2000).
Professional highlights include director of golf
instruction at Narragansett Country Club in
Narragansett, R.I., and Highland Ridge Golf Center
in Mansfield, Conn., teaching professional at Dana
Rader Golf Institute in Charlotte, N.C., assistant professional at Lake Nona Golf and Country Club in
Orlando, Fla., and a sales representative for the
Golfers’ Warehouse in Cranston, R.I.
In 2002, Wallor won the Rhode Island State Open
and competed on the 2003 New England Professional
Golf Tour.
Wallor competed collegiately at the University of
Rhode Island from 1993-98, helping lead the Rams to
two NCAA East Regional appearances. He was team
captain in 1997-98 and individual champion at the
1997 Bob Toski Invitational.
He returned to Rhode Island during the 2002-03
season and served as a volunteer assistant coach. In
1998 he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in
Communications
Randy Wylie, son of Holston Hills Country Club
Director John Wylie, is in his fourth season as a volunteer assistant after spending two seasons as Jim
Kelson’s assistant coach.
Wylie was a member of the 1997 and 1998 Asian
Golf Tour. He has also made the cut in two U.S.
Opens, 1990 and 1997. Wylie has also served with
national Teacher-of-the-Year Rick Smith as senior
golf instructor from 1994-96. He also finished 29th
on the 1999 Hooters Tour money list.
Wylie graduated from Texas A&M University
with a degree in finance, after being awarded AllSouthwest Conference honors for his college golf
successes.
Wylie is married to Jennifer Schneider Wylie, a
senior sales executive for WIVK Radio in Knoxville.
Joe Whitney enters his ninth year at Tennessee and
heads the mental training program for the men’s golf
team.
Whitney received his bachelor’s of science degree
from Springfield College (Mass.) in 1992, before
earning his master’s degree from the University of
Virginia in 1997. He received his Ph.D. from
Tennessee in 2000.
Whitney and his wife, Laura, have one daughter,
Samantha.
Established in 1992, the UT mental training program’s mission is to provide Tennessee student-athletes and coaches with a comprehensive program for
the development of competitive mental skills. Using
the latest advances in sport psychology and centering
on performance enhancement, the program offers a
broad range of services aimed at helping student-athletes maximize their full mental and emotional management, competition planning, time management
and visualization instruction.
Assistant Coach Bryce Wallor instructs senior golfer Charlie Ford.
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
ADMINISTRATION
DAVID BLACKBURN
Associate Athletics
Director
BRAD BERTANI
DR. JOHN D. PETERSEN
MIKE HAMILTON
President
(Cal State Los Angeles 1970)
Director of Athletics
(Clemson 1985)
In President John Petersen's fourth year at the
University of Tennessee, UT is enjoying positive
momentum in enrollment, private support, economic
development, and federal research.
Last year, Petersen presided over aggressive statewide
fundraising efforts that resulted in $157 million, up from
$80 million in 2004. New federal grants related to the
nation's priorities in homeland security, alternative fuel
sources, and emerging science and technologies led to
$40 million in congressional funds in 2005, up from $18
million in 2004.
Petersen and his staff have hammered out a university strategic plan that focuses on student access, student
success, research and scholarship, outreach, economic
development and globalization.
Petersen is chairman of UT-Battelle, the partnership
that manages Oak Ridge National Laboratory for the
U.S. Department of Energy. He is closely engaged in
maximizing the intellectual and economic benefits of the
university's partnership with the nation's largest science
and energy lab.
Petersen became the 23rd president of UT July 1,
2004. He was provost and executive vice president for
academic affairs at Connecticut for four years before
coming to Tennessee.
As president, he is the chief executive officer of the
statewide UT system, which includes campuses at
Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Martin; the Center for the
Health Sciences in Memphis, and two statewide organizations, the Institute of Agriculture and the Institute for
Public Service.
Petersen's earlier career included experience at several public universities. Prior to his appointment at
Connecticut, he was dean of the College of Science and
professor of chemistry at Wayne State University in
Detroit, Michigan, from 1994 to 2000. Before that he
was a faculty member, head of chemistry, and associate
dean for research in the College of Sciences at Clemson
University (1980-93) and assistant professor of chemistry at Kansas State University (1975-80).
Petersen received the Ph.D. in inorganic chemistry
from the University of California at Santa Barbara and
the B.S. in chemistry from California State. He and his
wife, Carol, are the parents of two grown children,
Melissa and Andrew. Carol Petersen is a former teacher.
When Mike Hamilton was named athletics director
for the University of Tennessee in July 2003, he established "five core values" to guide his tenure as AD:
1. Complying with NCAA and SEC rules: Hamilton
knows the importance of ensuring that the University of
Tennessee is winning the right way. Earlier this year, he
was named to the NCAA Academics, Eligibility and
Compliance Cabinet.
2. Competing for championships: Hamilton is
focused on ensuring UT has the facilities it needs to
compete for championships.
3. Running a financially sound operation: Hamilton
has placed a special emphasis on reducing expenses to
ensure that the University of Tennessee can continue to
be one of the handful of athletics departments in the
country that receives no funds from state subsidies or
taxes. During Hamilton's tenure as athletics director,
operating expenditures have decreased more than $3
million, while giving to athletics has increased by 50
percent -- from $20.6 million in fiscal year 2003 to $30
million in fiscal year 2006.
4. Graduating student-athletes: In 2005-06, 88 current
and former Vols and Lady Vols graduated from the
University of Tennessee. This group boasts 47 SEC
honor roll and 71 Thornton Athletics Student Life
Center honor roll recognitions.
5. Continuing a pattern of service to the community
and state, with the athletics department as a positive role
model: While Hamilton is focused on ensuring the
financial viability of athletics, he also is committed to
giving back to the university. Last year, the athletics
department contributed more than $23 million to the
university in some fashion
Hamilton previously served as Senior Associate
Athletics Director for External Operations, earning that
promotion in September 2002, and has been on the UT
staff since 1992.
The 44-year-old Hamilton, who grew up in Brevard,
N.C., served as assistant director of the Deacon Club at
Wake Forest University before joining the Vols. He earlier served as a graduate assistant in fundraising at his
alma mater, Clemson University.
Hamilton and his wife, the former Elizabeth Merrill,
also from Brevard, are parents of a daughter, Madison,
and a son, Matthew.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Associate AD
Compliance/ Senior
Administrator for Golf
NANCY COWAN
Administrative Assistant
KERRY HOWLAND
Asst. Director of
Advising Spring Sports
JEFF WOLFENBARGER
Range Coordinator
CHAD NEWMAN
Associate Athletic Trainer
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2007 FALL RESULTS
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CARPET CAPITAL
COLLEGIATE
OLYMPIA FIELDS/
FIGHTING ILLINI INVITATIONAL
BANK OF TENNESSEE
INTERCOLLEGIATE
The Farm, Dalton, Ga.
Sept. 14-16
Olympia Fields C.C., Chicago, Ill.
Sept. 30- Oct. 1
The Ridges, Johnson City, Tenn.
Oct. 12-14
Team Results
Alabama....................................292-295-282--869
South Carolina ..........................292-288-289--869
Georgia Tech.............................296-290-284--870
Auburn ......................................298-287-290--875
Duke..........................................296-293-291--880
Georgia .....................................295-297-290--882
TENNESSEE...........................292-300-291--883
Wake Forest ..............................293-296-294--883
UT-Chattanooga........................299-294-293--886
Texas Tech ................................303-292-291--886
ETSU ........................................291-308-289--888
Florida.......................................300-306-287--893
Clemson ...................................303-291-303--897
Augusta State............................291-303-294--898
TCU ..........................................299-304-295--898
Georgia State ............................301-300-299--900
Vanderbilt..................................305-307-289--901
NC State....................................303-298-301--902
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Team Results
Oklahoma State ....................292-275-290--857
Texas.....................................289-281-294--864
Indiana ..................................287-291-292--870
Florida State .........................292-284-298--874
Stanford ................................293-286-297--876
Duke .....................................294-289-294--877
Central Florida......................294-288-298--880
TENNESSEE ......................289-303-293--885
Arizona State ........................293-292-302--887
Illinois...................................295-290-302--887
Purdue...................................296-298-298--892
Northwestern ........................293-296-304--893
t-7.
t-18.
t-36.
t-46.
t-48.
Tennessee Scores
Charles Ford ...............................74-74-69--217
Chris Paisley...............................71-76-73--220
Philip Pettitt................................72-77-75--224
Robin Winghard .........................72-79-76--227
Cameron Lawrence ....................74-76-78--228
Tennessee Scores
t-18. Charles Ford ...................................73-77-68--218
t-23. Robin Winghard..............................71-73-76--220
t-23. Philip Pettitt ....................................71-77-72--220
t-48. Chris Paisley...................................77-73-75--225
90. Cameron Lawrence.........................78-86-79--243
TURTLE BAY
INTERCOLLEGIATE
Turtle Bay Golf Resort, Kahuku, Hawaii
Nov. 5-7
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Team Results
TENNESSEE ..........................264-275-261--800
UC Irvine .................................270-280-271--821
UT-Arlington ...........................270-281-272--823
Saint Mary's .............................273-281-275--829
UNLV ......................................273-281-275--829
College of Charleston ..............268-290-271--829
Baylor ......................................274-280-276--830
Texas ........................................273-291-269--833
Pepperdine ..............................270-286-277--833
New Mexico State ...................275-286-275--836
Loyola Marymount ..................275-284-282--841
Boise State ...............................276-290-279--845
UNC Wilmington ....................278-288-281--847
UC Riverside ...........................283-295-272--850
San Diego ................................287-292-279--858
Wyoming .................................285-296-278--859
Hawaii ......................................283-287-290--860
Idaho .......................................280-300-283--863
San Francisco ..........................288-298-283--869
Weber State .............................283-293-294--870
Osaka Gakuin ..........................297-300-287--884
1.
5-t.
5-t.
10-t.
13-t.
73-t.
Tennessee Scores
Charles Ford...............................70-64-66--200
Chris Paisley ..............................66-71-65--202
Robin Wingardh .........................63-70-69--202
David Holmes ............................68-74-62--204
Philip Pettitt................................67-70-68--205
Ben Spickard* ............................71-76-70--217
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8.
Sophomore David Holmes set a Turtle Bay Course
record with his final round 10-under-par 62.
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* Competed as individual.
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Team Results
Virginia Tech (Won playoff) ....287-280-285--852
North Carolina .........................289-280-283--852
ETSU .......................................282-283-289--855
Kent State ................................288-280-288--856
TENNESSEE ..........................290-278-290--858
Coastal Carolina .......................288-283-287--858
Wake Forest .............................286-278-295--859
Auburn .....................................287-288-286--861
Maryland ..................................297-288-276--861
NC State ..................................294-285-286--865
Kentucky ..................................283-295-291--869
South Carolina ..........................291-284-296--871
UAB .........................................294-285-296--875
Virginia ....................................297-288-293--878
Vanderbilt ................................301-294-287--882
Tennessee Scores
1. Chris Paisley ...................................70-64-72--206
t-12. Philip Pettitt ....................................72-69-72--213
t-36. David Holmes .................................73-72-73--218
t-51. Robin Winghard .............................75-73-73--221
t-63. Charles Ford ...................................75-76-73--224
t-63. Ben Spickard* ................................71-77-76--224
* Competed as individual.
Senior Ben Spickard lines up a putt during the
Bank of Tennessee Intecollegiate at The Ridges.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER PROFILES
Fall 2007
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
Earned his first collegiate win at the Turtle Bay
Intercollegiate in Kauku, Hawaii where he tied for
medalist...Set a new school and career record with his
54-hole total of 200...Set a new career low round
when he fired an 8-under-par 64 in the second
round...Also finished in the top 10 at the Olympia
Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational, Sept. 30-Oct. 1 in
Chicago, Ill...Shot a 74-74-69--217 good enough to
tie for seventh place...Finished fall season with a
71.08 scoring average...Fired five rounds of par or
better....During summer 2007 won first England Cup
at Home Internationals and won silver medal representing Great Britian at 2007 World University
Games in Bangkok, Thailand.
CHARLIE FORD
Senior • 6-4 • 198
Leicester, England
(Groby)
Junior (2006-07)
One of the Vols strongest competitors during the
2006-07 season... Recorded two top-10 finishes in
the fall, a fourth place finish at the Shoal Creek
Invitational and a third place finish at the Bank of
Tennessee Intercollegiate ... Helped the Vols to a first
place finish at The Ridges with a scorecard of 73-7171—215, his lowest 54-hole score of the year ..Ended
the season with four top-10 finishes...Led the team
with a 72.83 scoring average and 15 rounds of par-orbetter...Helped the Vols win their third SEC
Championship with an eighth-place finish, shooting a
217...Named second-team All-SEC, also named to
the PING Division I All-Region team...Named PING
Division I Honorable Mention All-America by the
GCAA becoming the first Volunteer since Ross
McGowan in 2005 to be named an AllAmerica...Was named to the 2007 SEC Academic
Honor Roll.
Sophomore (2005-06)
Posted best finish of the year with 11th at the
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship ... Also
fired lowest round as a Vol at the Schenkel E-Z-Go
Invitational shooting a 67 in the second round of the
event ... Did not lose a match at the Collegiate Match
Play for Tennessee, halving his second round match
and scoring UT’s only victory in the consolation
match ... Finished the season with a career low scoring average of 74.62 ... Was named to the 2006
Academic All-SEC Honor Roll and the Thornton
Center Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom.
Freshman (2004-05)
Competed in five tournaments for the Vols with his
highest finish coming at the Hyatt Plantation Club
Intercollegiate in a tie for eighth place ... Helped the
Vols to their second tournament title of the fall at the
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions ... Finished the
season with a scoring average of 75.20.
Prior to Tennessee
Was an accomplished golfer in his native country of
England ... Was the 2003 Leicestershire and Rutland
Junior Matchplay Champion as well as player of the
year ... Also won the Wykes Bowl and Ray Spillane
Trophy ... Finished first at the Kirby Muxloe Club
Championship ... Was the English Schools Team
Champion while at Groby ... Head coach at Groby
was David Ridley.
2004-05
Gary Koch Intercollegiate
Tournament of Champions
Plantation Club
Schenkel E-Z-Go
SEC Championship
77-72-73—222
77-72-74—223
73-71-71—215
76-77-78—231
81-81-75—237
19t
46t
8t
57
51t
2005-06
Tournament of Champions
Mercedes-Benz
Ashworth Collegiate
Schenkel E-Z-Go
Collegiate Championship
SEC Championship
NCAA East Regional
74-76-72—222
78-71-77—226
74-81-72—227
75-67-77—219
78-74-78—230
74-73-75—222
76-75-70—221
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11t
48t
19t
48t
44t
26t
2006-07
Carpet Capital
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Isleworth Intercollegiate
PING Arizona Inter.
John Hayt Collegiate
USC Collegiate
Schenkel E-Z-Go
Administaff/ASU
SEC Championship
NCAA Central Regional
NCAA Championship
74-69-76—219
75-69-72—216
73-71-71—215
76-71-78—225
68-70-74—212
77-79-67—223
73-71-75—219
73-79-71—223
74-76-70—220
75-71-71—217
76-73-74—223
69-72-69—210
44t
4
3t
29t
23t
11t
28t
34t
41t
8
9t
23
Fall 2007
Carpet Capital
Olympia Fields
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
73-77-68—218
74-74-69—217
75-76-73—224
70-64-66—200
18t
7t
63t
1t
Personal File
Majoring in Sport Management ... Born May 1, 1985
... Son of Phil and Ros Ford ... Has one sister,
Charlotte ... In his spare time he enjoys playing and
watching soccer, listening to music and chilling out
... His favorite clubs in his bag are his driver and putter ... In one word, Ford describes himself as strongwilled.
FORD’S CAREER SCORECARD
Year
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Fall 2007
Totals
Trns.
Rds.
Strokes
Avg.
Lo
Hi
<Par
T10
5
15
1128
75.20
71
81
3
1
2
7
12
4
28
21
36
12
84
1567
2622
859
6176
74.62
72.83
71.58
73.52
67
67
64
64
81
79
77
81
3
15
5
26
0
4
2
7
2
5
3
12
Low Round: 64 (-8), Turtle Bay Golf Resort, 2007
Low Tournament Score: 200, TurtleBay Intercollegiate, 2007
Best Finish: T1, Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, 2007
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
T20
Charlie Ford lines up a putt during a practice
round.
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VOLUNTEER PROFILES
Sophomore (2005-06)
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
2004-05
The Ridges
69-72-67—208
Gary Koch Intercollegiate 79-78-70—227
Tournament of Champions 68-77-72—217
Carpet Capital
74-77-74—225
Gator Invitational
73-74-74—221
Mercedes-Benz
80-76-73—229
Ashworth Collegiate
74-73-73—220
Schenkel E-Z-Go
72-73-77—222
Marriott Intercollegiate
72-78—150
SEC Championship
71-78-73—222
NCAA East Regional
79-75-69—223
NCAA Championship 69-73-79-79—300
Opened his sophomore campaign by tying for top
honors at the Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions
with a score of 201 ... Shot a 66 in both the first and
second rounds of the TOC to set new career lows ...
Fired nine rounds of par or under throughout the season ... Finished the season with a scoring average of
73.42 ... Did not compete in SEC Championship or
NCAA East Regional due to wrist injury.
1
45t
21t
29t
27t
59t
28t
23t
58t
14t
92t
61t
2005-06
Tournament of Champions
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Carpet Capital
Ashworth Collegiate
Shenkel/E-Z-Go
Administaff Invitational
Collegiate Championships
66-69-66—201
73-71-79—223
73-75-75—223
75-74-72—221
77-71-74—222
76-72-76—224
70-78-74—222
78-71-77—226
1t
38t
31t
34
27t
44t
37t
38t
2006-07
Carpet Capital
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Isleworth Intercollegiate
PING Arizona Inter.
John Hayt Collegiate
USC Collegiate
Schenkel E-Z-Go
Administaff/ASU
SEC Championships
NCAA Central Regional
NCAA Championships
74-70-70—214
72-72-75—219
73-69-72—214
73-74-74—220
72-72-71—215
78-70-75—223
67-70-74—211
76-72-72—220
73-76-71—220
76-72-74—222
80-70-83—233
70-73-69—212
23t
10t
2
8t
34t
11t
4t
21t
41t
23t
58t
43t
Fall 2006
Carpet Capital
Olympia Fields
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
71-77-72—220
72-77-75—224
72-69-72—213
67-70-68—205
23t
36t
12t
13t
Freshman (2004-05)
Competed in all 12 tournaments during his freshman
campaign ... Took individual medalist honors in his
first tournament as a Vol at the Bank of Tennessee at
The Ridges Intercollegiate ... Was named player of
the week by Golfweek, Golfworld and the
Southeastern Conference ... Finished in a tie for 14th
place of Had six other top 30 finishes during his first
semester of collegiate golf competition ... Finished
with a scoring average of 74.00.
PHILIP PETTITT
Senior • 6-0 • 170
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
(Oakland HS)
Fall 2007
One of three seniors on this year’s squad...Had a very
consistent fall with a 71.83 scoring average and two
top-15 finishes...The first came with a 12th-place finish at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate..He fired
a total score of 213...At the Turtle Bay Intercolleigate
he carded a 67-70-68--205 to earn a tie for
13th...Fired a team-high eight rounds of par-or-better.
Junior (2006-07)
One of the Volunteers top competitors during the
2006-07 season ... Played his way to four top-10 finishes, the first coming at the Shoal Creek
Intercollegiate where he fired a 72-72-75--219 to
earn a tie for 10th ... At the Bank of Tennessee
Intercollegiate at The Ridges he sank a birdie putt on
the 18th hole to give Tennessee a one-stroke team
victory over host ETSU ... Finished second individually with a tournament scorecard of 73-69-72--214 ...
Closed out the fall season with an eighth-place finish
at the Isleworth Intercollegiate Invitational with a
total score of 220 ... Earned his final top-10 finish at
the USC Collegiate Invitational, March 5-6, shooting
a 54-hole total of 211 putting him in a tie for fourth
place...Named first team All-SEC...Also named to
the PING Division I All-Region team...Fired fifteen
rounds of par or better ... Finished the season with a
73.86 scoring average ... Also named to the 2007
SEC Academic Honor Roll for his work in the classroom...Qualified for and competed in the 2007 U.S.
Open at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, Pa.
Prior to Tennessee
A three-time all-state selection at Murfreesboro
Oakland High School ... Competed in the AAA state
golf tournament all four years, finishing tied for
fourth in 2003, tied for sixth in 2002, tied for seventh
in 2001 and tied for 17th in 2000 ... Took top honors
at the 2002 Tennessee State Junior Tournament ... In
2003 he finished second at the Tennessee State
Amateur and seventh in 2004 ... Finished third at the
Tennessee State Open and second at the True Temper
Classic in 2004.
Personal File
Majoring in Sports Management ... Born April 19,
1985 ... Son of Phil and Patty Pettitt ... Has an older
sister, Brittany, and an older brother, Brad ... Is a
proud uncle ... In his spare time he enjoys fishing and
four-wheeling ... Best clubs in his bag are his snake
eyes ... One word that describes him is altruistic.
PETTITT’S CAREER SCORECARD
Year
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Fall 2007
Totals
Philip Pettitt’s strong play and leadership
will be critical to the Vols’ success.
22
Trns.
12
8
12
4
36
Rds.
36
24
36
12
108
Strokes
2664
1762
2623
862
7911
Avg.
74.00
73.42
73.86
71.83
73.25
Lo
67
66
67
67
66
Hi
80
79
78
75
80
<Par
9
9
15
8
41
T10
1
1
4
0
6
T20
2
1
5
2
10
Low Round: 66 (-6), Tournament of Champions, 2005
Low Tournament Score: 201, Tournament of Champions, 2005
Best Finish: 1t, Tournament of Champions, 2005
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER PROFILES
Fall 2007
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
Saw action as an individual in two tournaments this
fall for Tennessee...Earned his best finish of the fall
when he fired a 71-77-76--224 to finish tied for 63rd
at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate...Also
played in the Turtle Bay Intercollegiate...54-hole
total of 217 earned him a tie for 72nd...Fired three
rounds of par-or-better...Ended the fall with a 73.50
scoring average.
Junior (2006-07)
Competed in only one tournament for the Volunteers
during his junior campaign ... Fired two rounds of par
or better at the Carpet Capital Collegiate in Dalton,
Ga. ... Finished tied for 32nd after finishing with a
tournament scorecard of 71-72-74—217 ... Ended the
fall with a 72.33 scoring average...Named to the 2007
SEC Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the
classroom.
BEN SPICKARD
Senior • 6-0 • 160
Roswell, Ga.
(Centennial HS)
Prior to Tennessee
Sophomore (2005-06)
Began the fall season by shooting a career-low 212 to
finish in a tie for 12th at the Coca-Cola Tournament
of Champions ... Finished a career-best 10th at the
Shoal Creek Invitational ... Followed up by a 12thplace finish at the Bank of Tennessee at The Ridges
Intercollegiate ... Fired a career low 67 during the
final round of the Ashworth Collegiate Invitational in
the spring, helping the Vols to a top-10 finish ... Only
Vol to see action in all 33 rounds possible during the
season ... Ended the season with a 74.64 scoring
average.
Freshman (2004-05)
Came to the Vols as the 2004 Atlanta Journal
Constitution Player of the Year ... Took first-place
honors at the AJGA Ringgold event, as well as the
Rice Planters Junior Tournament ... Was also the
region six AAAAA champion ... Head coach at
Centennial High School was Jon Anderson.
2004-05
Gator Invitational
74-79-75—228
Mercedes-Benz
72-78-77—227
Plantation Intercollegiate 77-79-78—234
NCAA East Regional
82-71-71—224
NCAA Championship 77-69-83-76—305
53t
50t
50
96t
73t
2005-06
Tournament of Champions
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Carpet Capital
Mercedes-Benz
Ashworth Collegiate
Schenkel E-Z-Go
Administaff Invitational
Collegiate Championships
SEC Championship
NCAA East Regional
70-74-68—212
72-75-69—216
74-74-70—218
75-75-70—220
84-78-74—236
73-80-67—220
72-76-75—223
75-74-76—225
74-76-77—227
75-85-75—235
77-75-79—231
12t
10t
12t
22t
50t
24t
40t
53t
40t
59t
95t
2006-07
Carpet Capital
71-72-74—217
32t
Fall 2007
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
71-77-76—224
71-76-70—217
63t
72t
Personal File
Majoring in Sport Management ... Born July 19,
1985 ... Son of Brian and Betsy Spickard ... Has one
brother, Justin ... In his free time he enjoys fishing
and exercising ... Best club in his bag is a three-wood
... In one word describes himself as dedicated.
Saw his first action as a Vol at the Gator Invitational,
firing a 74-79-75—228 to finish in a tie for 53rd ...
Improved throughout the spring semester to earn a
spot on the five-man rotation that finished 11th at the
NCAA Championships ... Finished the season with a
scoring average of 76.13.
SPICKARD’S CAREER SCORECARD
Year
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
Fall 2007
Totals
Trns.
5
11
1
2
19
Rds.
16
33
3
6
58
Strokes
1218
2463
217
441
4339
Avg.
76.13
74.64
72.33
73.50
74.81
Lo
69
67
71
70
67
Low Round: 67 (-4), Ashworth Collegiate Invitational, 2006
Low Tournament Score: 212, Tournament of Champions, 2005
Best Finish: 10t, Shoal Creek Intercollegiate, 2005
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Hi
83
85
74
77
85
<Par
4
8
2
3
17
T10
0
1
0
0
1
T20
0
3
0
0
3
Georgia native Ben Spickard watches
his shot from the tee box.
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VOLUNTEER PROFILES
Fall 2007
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
One of the top competitors for the Vols in the fall season...Matched a course and tournament record with a
8-under-par 64 in the second round of the 2007 Bank
of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges...Earned
his first collegiate victory finishing at 10-under-par
206...Fired a career-low 54 hole total of 202 at the
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate...Leads the team with a fall
scoring average of 71.08...Fired par or better in 6-of12 rounds played this fall...During summer 2007 won
Northumberland County Championships and won
“The Rock”/North Region PGA Tournament.
CHRIS PAISLEY
Sophomore (2006-07)
Strong component of the Tennessee lineup ... One of
only three Vols to compete in all four tournaments on
schedule ... Helped the Volunteers to first-place finish
at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The
Ridges firing a 76-75-71—222 to place 21st ...
Started off the spring with a strong fifth place finish
a the PING/Ariozona Intercollegiate...Top finish of
the year was tie with teammate Tino Weiss for second
place at the 2007 SEC Championships where he had
a 54-hole total of 215...Tied for second on team with
three top-10 finishes...Named second-team All-SEC
... Fired 13 rounds of par or better ... Ended the season with a 73.53 scoring average.
Junior • 5-7 • 145
Newcastle, England
(Prudhoe Community School)
Personal File
Major is Undecided ... Born March 24, 1986 ... Son
of Edward and Joan Paisley ... Has two brothers,
Andrew and Richard ... Enjoys playing soccer and
listening to music in his spare time ... Best club in his
bag is his putter ... In one word describes himself as
determined.
Freshman (2005-06)
2005-06
Tournament of Champions
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Administaff Invitational
Collegiate Championships
SEC Championship
NCAA East Regional
71-73-66—210
70-73-82—225
75-76-77—228
76-75-74—225
77-76-77—230
72-68-78—218
79-72-74—225
2006-07
Carpet Capital
Shoal Creek
The Ridges
Isleworth Intercollegiate
PING Arizona Inter.
John Hayt Collegiate
USC Collegiate
Schenkel E-Z-Go
Administaff/ASU
SEC Championships
NCAA Central Regional
NCAA Championship
75-75-72—222 53t
73-78-69—220
13
76-75-71—222 21t
72-74-79—225 29t
71-68-67—206
5t
77-76-75—228 23t
74-77-74—225 47t
80-77-72—229 65t
69-70-73—212
7
76-70-69—215
2t
80-72-74—226 21t
71-75-75—221 102t
Fall 2007
Carpet Capital
Olympia Fields
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
77-73-75—225
71-76-76—220
70-64-72—206
66-71-65—202
8
46t
26t
53t
48t
33t
59t
48t
18t
1
5t
Only true freshman to see action on the season ...
Saw action in seven tournaments, including the final
four of the season ... Opened collegiate career by firing a 71-73-66—210 to finish eighth at the CocaCola Tournament of Champions ... Finished the season with a stroke average of 74.33 ... Named to the
2006 Thornton Center Honor Roll for excellence in
the classroom.
Prior to Tennessee
Was a member of the England Schoolboys’ Team in
2002 ... Was the Northumberland player of the year in
2003 ... Finished fifth in the England boys’
Strokeplay Championship in 2003.
PAISLEY’S CAREER SCORECARD
Year
2005-06
2006-07
Fall 2007
Totals
Trns.
7
12
4
23
Rds.
21
36
12
69
Strokes
1561
2651
853
5065
Avg.
74.33
73.64
71.08
73.41
Lo
66
67
64
64
Low Round: 64 (-8), The Ridges Golf and C.C., 2007
Low Tournament Score: 202, Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, 2007
Best Finish: 1, Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, 2007
24
Hi
82
79
76
82
<Par
5
13
6
24
T10
1
3
2
6
T20
1
4
0
5
Chris Paisley celebrates as he sinks the winning
putt at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER PROFILES
Prior to Tennessee
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
2006-07
Isleworth Intercollegiate
SEC Championships
NCAA Central Regional
NCAA Championship
73-81-78—232 65
81-79-82—242 59
84-78-78—240 100t
80-77-71—228 156
Fall 07
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
73-72-73—218 36t
68-74-62—204 10t
Runner up for the 2004 Tennessee State High School
AAA Championship ... Finished runner-up in the
2005 Tennessee State Junior ... Garnered two top-10
finishes in 2004 AJGA events ... Qualified for the
2005 Rolex Tournament ... National Honor Society
Inductee.
Personal File
Major is Business ... Born June 5, 1988 ... Son of Jan
and Tommy Holmes ... Has one brother, Will ...
Enjoys going to the lake, concerts, football games
and listening to music ... Best club in his bag is his
lob wedge ... In one word describes himself as dedicated.
DAVID HOLMES
Sophomore • 5-11 • 170
Knoxville, Tenn.
(West HS)
Fall 2007
Very important part of the Volunteer lineup in his two
tournaments...Set a course-record with his finalround 10-under-par 62 at the Turtle Bay
Intercollegiate in Kahuku, Hawaii...His 54-hole total
of 204 set a new career low for him...Earned him his
best finish as a Volunteer, a tie for 10th
place...Finished the fall with a 70.33 scoring average
and three rounds of par-or-better.
Freshman (2006-07)
Competed in four tournaments for Tennessee ... Best
finish of the season came at the 2007 SEC
Championships where he fired a 81-79-82--242 and
finished 59th...Finished season with a 78.30 scoring
average...Named to the 2007 SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the
classroom.
HOLMES’S CAREER SCORECARD
Year
2006-07
Fall 2007
Totals
David Holmes had his career-best finish, tied for
10th, at the Turtle Bay Intercollegiate.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Trns.
4
2
6
Rds.
12
6
18
Strokes
942
422
1364
Avg.
78.50
70.33
75.77
Lo
71
62
62
Hi
84
74
84
<Par
0
3
3
T10
0
1
1
T20
0
1
1
Low Round: 62 (-10), Turtle Bay Golf Resort, 2007
Low Tournament Score: 204, Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, 2007
Best Finish: T10, Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, 2007
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VOLUNTEER PROFILES
JAMES BRANNEN
CAMERON LAWRENCE
Sophomore • 6-2 • 170
Clarksville, Tenn.
(Clarksville HS)
Freshman • 6-4 • 195
Brentwood, Tenn.
(Brentwood HS)
Fall 2007
Fall 2007
Did not compete.
Sophomore (2006-07)
Competed in two tournament for the Volunteers ...
Played as an individual at the Bank of Tennessee
Intercollegiate at The Ridges ... Fired a total scorecard of 74-84-75—223 to finish tied for 69th...Fired
a 54-hole total of 239 and finished tied for 72nd place
at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational...Named to
the 2007 SEC Academic Honor Roll for
excellence in the classroom.
Sophomore James Brannen looks to be a part of
the Volunteer lineup in the spring.
Freshman(2006-07)
Redshirt...Named to the 2007 SEC Freshman
Academic Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom.
Prior to Tennessee
Freshman (2005-06)
Finished fifth at the 2005 Tennessee State High
School AAA Championship ... Tied for 23rd at 2005
Tennessee State Amateur Championship ... Finished
in 11th place at the 2005 Hudson Junior
Championship ... Tied for seventh at the 2004 AJGA
Ashworth Junior.
Redshirt ... Named to the 2006 Thornton Center
Honor Roll for excellence in the classroom.
Prior to Tennessee
Won a Tennessee high school state championship in
2003 ... Was an all-state selection all four years of
high school ... National Honor Society Inductee.
Personal File
Major is Business ... Born January 15, 1988 ... Son of
Dan and Stacy Lawrence ... Has two siblings, Grant
and Taylor ... Enjoys basketball and Italian food ...
Best club in his bag is his driver ... In one word
describes himself as tenacious.
Personal File
Major is Biomedical Sciences ... Born September 17,
1986 ... Son of Jim and Jan Brannen ... Has two siblings, John and Caroline ... Enjoys playing guitar and
fishing in his spare time ... Best club in his bag is his
wedge ... In one word describes himself as determined.
BRANNEN’S CAREER TOURNAMENTS
LAWRENCE’S CAREER TOURNAMENTS
2005-06
Redshirt
2006-07
The Ridges
John Hayt Collegiate
Saw action in two tournaments for the Volunteers in
his freshman season...Made his Tennessee debut with
a 90th-place finish at the Carpet Capital Collegiate,
Sept. 14-16...Second apperance came at the Olympia
Fields/Fightin Illini Invitational where he carded a
74-76-78--228 to earn a tie for 48th place.
2006-07
Redshirt
74-84-75—233 69t
81-79-79—239 72t
Fall 2007
Carpet Capital
Olympia Fields
71-73-76—243 90t
74-76-78—228 48t
Fall 2007
Did not compete
Redshirt freshman Cameron Lawrence
saw his first action as a Vol in fall 2007.
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER PROFILES
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DANIEL CASEY
JUSTIN WALKER
ROBIN WINGARDH
Freshman • 5-10 • 161
Wilmington, England
(Bishop Challoner School)
Freshman • 5-11 • 170
Greenbriar, Tenn.
(Goodpasture HS)
Freshman • 5-9 • 165
Morarp, Sweden
(Ronnoskwa Skolan)
Fall 2007
Fall 2007
Fall 2007
Will join the squad in January 2008
Redshirt
Prior to Tennessee
Prior to Tennessee
Runner up at Daily Telegraph Junior
Championship...Finished runner up at the 2007 Sir
Henry Cooper Junior Masters.
Runner up at the 2006 Tennessee State High School
Class A-AA Championships...His high school team
won Tennessee State High School Class A-AA
Championship in 2005...Finished first in the
Tennessee Section of the 2006 Junior PGA
Championships...Named to the Tennessean’s AllMidstate First team in 2006
As a freshman saw significant playing time competing in each of the four fall tournaments for UT...His
best finish of the fall came at the Turtle Bay
Intercollegiate where he finished tied for fifth after a
career 54-hole total of 202...Also set a career low
round with a 9-under-par 63 in the first round...His
fifth place finish is his best at Tennessee...Made his
Volunteer debut at the Carpet Capital Collegiate
where he tied for 23rd place...Ended the fall with a
72.50 scoring average and four rounds of par-or-better.
Personal File
Major is Sports Management...Born September 28,
1988...Son of David and Maureen Casey...Played
soccer for Charlon F.C. Academy for four
years...Also ran 400m, 800m, and 1500m as a member of the track team...Enjoys going to the gym, table
tennis and motor racing...Has one sister, Maria, who
is 21.
Personal File
Major is Business...Born August 4, 1988...Son of Jeff
and Elise Walker...Jeff Walker lettered as a member
of the UT golf team in 1980...Enjoys weight lifting
and spending time with his family...Has one sister,
Lindsey who is 15...Best club in his bag is his six
iron...In two words describes himself as relaxed and
motivated.
Prior to Tennessee
Finished eighth at the 2006 World Junior...Tied for
first at the 2006 European Junior...Member of the
Swedish National team eight times...Winner of Order
of Merit Tour Elite in 2006...Finished first at the 2006
Swedish Men’s Team Championships...Attended
Ronnoskwa Skolan.
Personal File
Major is sports management...Born May 5, 1988
...Son of Juha and Charlotte Wingardh...Has one sibling, Tim...Enjoys computers and sports of all
kinds...Best clubs in bag are his driver and his lob
wedge...In two words describes himself as motivated
and goal oriented.
CAREER TOURNAMENTS
Fall 2007
Carpet Capital
Olympia Fields
The Ridges
Turtle Bay
71-73-76—220 23t
72-79-76—224 46t
72-69-72—213 51t
63-70-65—202 5t
Freshman Robin Wingardh saw significant playing time in his first fall as a Volunteer.
Earned a fifth-place finish at the Turtle Bay Intercollegiate with a career-low 54-hole total of 202.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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2006-07 SEASON REVIEW
The Farm
Dalton, Ga.
Sept. 15-17, 2006
The Tennessee men's golf team opened the 200607 season with a seventh-place finish at the Carpet
Capital Collegiate played at The Farm Golf Club in
Dalton, Ga.
The Vols finished with a tournament scorecard of
290-281-288--859. Switzerland native Tino Weiss
was the top finisher for Tennessee, shooting an evenpar final round to finish in a tie for 18th place. He finished the tournament at 3-under-par and with a final
scorecard of 71-70-72--213.
Philip Pettitt had the best final round for the
Volunteers. Pettitt had two birdies and fired a 2under-par 70 to end the tournament in a tie for 23rd.
Fellow junior Ben Spickard was next for UT.
Spickard carded a final round 2-over-par 72 ending
the tournament with a scorecard of 71-72-74--217 to
finish in 33rd place.
Charlie Ford finished the tournament in a tie for
44th after firing a final round 3-over-par 76. Chris
Paisley rounded out the Tennessee lineup. Paisley
shot his best round of the tournament, an even-par
72, and finished tied for 53rd.
Alabama took home the team championships by
six strokes over second place Clemson. Alabama finished with a scorecard of 276-285-280--841. Georgia
and Georgia Tech tied for third place with Florida
and Georgia State finishing tied for fifth.
The Tennessee men's golf team found some early
success in the fall, finishing second at the Shoal
Creek Intercollegiate held at the Shoal Creek
Country Club in Birmingham, Ala.
“This is the most proud of any team I’ve coached,
to be honest with you, in 18 years,” said head coach
Jim Kelson. “It was a super gritty performance. They
were put in a tough situtaion and they showed a lot of
determination.”
The Vols ended with a tournament scorecard of
290-297-288--875, six strokes behind tournament
champion Alabama, to finish as runner-up for the
second consecutive year at this event.
Junior Charlie Ford was the top finisher for UT,
shooting an even-par 72 final round to conclude the
day in fourth place. Ford went even-par for the tournament and had a final scorecard of 75-69-72--216.
Also finding his way into the top 10 was
Murfreesboro native Philip Pettitt. Pettitt recorded a
final round 3-over-par 75 to end with a 54-hole total
of 219. Chris Paisley had the best final round for the
Volunteers. The sophomore fired a 3-under-par 69,
finishing in 13th with a scorecard of 73-78-69--220.
Tino Weiss rounded out the lineup for Tennessee.
Weiss had his best round of the tournament, an evenpar 72, and was tied for 23rd at the end of the day.
With the help of two players in the top five,
Alabama went wire to wire to take home the team
championship. The Crimson Tide finished the tournament 5-over-par and had a final scorecard of 288288-293--869. Tennessee finished in second with a
total score of 875, with Florida State, Central Florida
and Auburn rounding out the top five.
With two individuals in the top three and three in
the top 10, the Tennessee Volunteers won their first
tournament of the 2006-07 season at the Bank of
Tennessee Intercollegiate at the Ridges in
Jonesborough, Tenn.
The Vols shot 3 under par in the final round and
ended with a tournament scorecard of 294-290-285-869 to edge second-place ETSU by one stroke.
"I am extremely proud of how the team played and
competed," head coach Jim Kelson said. "It is a huge
win for our program. We can really build on this. This
one meant a great deal."
Philip Pettitt's second-place finish paced the Vols.
Pettitt carded an even-par 72 to end the day just three
strokes out of first place. This marks his second consecutive top-10 finish and the fifth of his career. ....
Junior Charlie Ford finished tied for third, shooting 1 under par in the final round to end the tournament with a scorecard of 73-71-71--215. His 54-hole
total of 215 was his best of the season.
Senior Tino Weiss had his best round of the tournament, a 1-under-par 71, to finish tied for ninth with
a 3-over-par 219. Sophomore Chris Paisley, who also
shot a 71, jumped 12 spots on the final day to tie for
21st. John Brannen rounded out the Tennessee lineup. Brannen ended the day in a tie for 42nd after firing a final round 4-over-par 76.
Competing as an individual, redshirt freshman
James Brannen fired a 3-over-par 75 and finished tied
for 69th in his first tournament as a Vol.
ETSU finished one stroke back of UT in second
place, with North Carolina, Alabama and Wake
Forest rounding out the top five.
SHOAL CREEK
INTERCOLLEGIATE
BANK OF TENNESSEE INTERCOLLEGIATE
AT THE RIDGES
Shoal Creek Country Club
Birmingham, Ala.
Sept. 25-26, 2006
ISLEWORTH-UCF
COLLEGIATE-INVITATIONAL
The Ridges Golf and Country Club
Jonesborough, Tenn.
Oct. 14-15, 2006
Isleworth Country Club
Windermere, Fla.
Oct. 22-24, 2006
The Tennessee men's golf team wrapped up the
fall season with an eighth-place finish at the
Isleworth Intercollegiate played at the Isleworth Golf
and Country Club in Windermere, Fla.
The Vols ended with a tournament scorecard of
293-298-309--900.
Murfreesboro native Philip Pettitt was the top finisher for Tennessee, shooting a 2-over-par 74 to end
the day tied for eighth place. This marks his third top10 finish of the fall.
Junior Charlie Ford and sophomore Chris Paisley
finished tied for 29th. Ford carded a 6-over-par 78
ending the tournament with a scorecard of 76-71-78-225.
Paisley fired a 7-over-par 79 to finish with a total
score of 225. David Holmes ended the tournament
in 65th place after firing a 6-over-par 78. John
Brannen shot an 11-over-par 83 and finished tied for
85th.
Texas took home the team championship by 12
strokes over second place Florida. Texas had 54-hole
total of 876. Texas A&M finished third, Oklahoma
fourth, and Georgia fifth.
CARPET CAPITAL
COLLEGIATE
Senior Charlie Ford plays a shot from the
bunker at Willow Creek Golf Club.
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PING/ARIZONA
INTERCOLLEGIATE
USC COLLEGIATE
INVITATIONAL
Arizona National
Tuscon, Ariz.
Jan. 29-30, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team opened the spring
season as they finished fourth in the PING-Arizona
Intercollegiate at Arizona National Golf Club in
Tucson, Ariz.
The Vols shot a final-round 281 to wrap up their
fifth straight top-10 finish of the 2006-07 season.
Tennessee finished with a tournament scorecard of
281-279-281--841.
Sophomore Chris Paisley capped off a career-best,
fifth-place finish at 7 under par, seven strokes behind
winner Brian Prouty of Arizona. Paisley ended the
tournament with his best round, a 4-under-par
67.Paisley also posted a total score of 206, the best
54-hole total of his career.
Junior Charlie Ford carded a final-round 74 to finish 23rd at 1 under par, tied with teammate Tino
Weiss. Weiss, a senior, shot a 1-over-par 72 in the
final round to end with a tournament scorecard of 7169-72--212. Junior Philip Pettitt tied for 34th after
firing a final round even-par 71.
Jonathan Mount repeated his first round score of
even-par 71 to finish tied for 36th at 3 over par.
UNLV overtook Brigham Young on the final hole
to take the team championship by four strokes at 23
under par. Arizona was third and UC-Irvine fifth.
North Ranch Country Club
Westlake Village, Calif.
March 5-6, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team shot a final round
8-over-par 294 and finished third at the USC
Collegiate Invitational held at the North Ranch
Country Club in Westlake Village, Calif. The Vols
finished 14 over par and 20 strokes out of first.
Junior Philip Pettitt was the top finisher for the
Volunteers. Pettitt carded a final round 3-over-par 74
to finish the tournament 2 under par and tied for
fourth place. This marks Pettitt's fourth top-10 finish
this season and best since he finished second at the
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges,
Oct. 14-15.
Fellow juniors Charlie Ford and Jonathan Mount
finished the tournament tied for 28th. Ford carded a
4-over-par 75 to finish with a tournament scorecard
of 73-71-75. Mount had the best final round for the
Vols, shooting a 1-over-par 72 to finish with a 54hole score of 219. Switzerland native Tino Weiss
carded a 3-over-par 74 in the final rounding, ending
the tournament 10 over par and in 42nd place.
Chris Paisley rounded out the lineup for
Tennessee. Paisley repeated his first round score of 3over-par 74 to finish tied for 47th.
Stanford shot a 5-under-par 279 in the final round
to overcome Southern California and win the team
title by two strokes. Stanford finished with a team
score of 848. Southern California (853) was second
with Tennessee (868), UCLA (870) and Brigham
Young (873) rounding out the top five.
JOHN HAYT
COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL
Sawgrass Country Club
Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
Feb. 18-20, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team shot a final round
6-over-par 294 and finished ninth as the John Hayt
Collegiate Invitational. Held at Sawgrass Country
Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., the Vols finished
with a tournament scorecard of 313-302-294--909.
Juniors Charlie Ford and Philip Pettitt were the top
finishers for the Volunteers. Ford had the best final
round for the Vols, shooting a 5-under-par 67 in the
final round to finish in a tie for 11th place. Pettitt
carded a 3-over-par 75 to finish with a tournament
scorecard of 78-70-75--223.
Sophomore Chris Paisley fired his best round of
the tournament in the final round, a 3-over-par 75 to
finish tied for 23rd place.
Tino Weiss finished the tournament in a tie for
66th after firing a 5-over-par 77. James Brannen
rounded out the lineup for the Vols, he finish tied for
72nd.
Alabama went wire-to-wire to take home the team
championship. The Crimson Tide finished the tournament 17-over-par and had a final scorecard of 303291-287--881. This victory marks their fourth of the
2006-07 season. Vanderbilt and Coastal Carolina finished tied for second with a three-round score of 891.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
and ended the tournament tied for 58th.
Chris Paisley rounded out the scoring for
Tennessee. Paisley fired his best round of the tournament, an even-par 72, to finish with a total score of
229 and tied for 65th.
ADMINISTAFF AUGUSTA STATE
INVITATIONAL
Champions Retreat Golf Club
Evans, Ga.
March 30-April 1, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team finished fifth as
the Administaff ASU Invitational concluded Sunday
at Champions Retreat Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.
The Vols shot a final-round 286 and finished 1
under par as they wrapped up their ninth straight top10 finish of the 2006-07 season.
Newcastle, England, native Chris Paisley earned
his second top-10 finish of the year as he finished
seventh after firing a final-round 1-over-par 73 to finish with a 54-hole total of 212. Senior Tino Weiss tied
for 31st after firing a final round even-par 72.
Junior Charlie Ford carded a final-round 70 to finish 41st at 4 over par, tied with teammate Philip
Pettitt. Pettitt, a junior, shot a 1-under-par 71 in the
final round to end with a tournament scorecard of 7376-71--220.
Coastal Carolina fired a 6-under-par 284 in the
final round to jump North Carolina and win the team
SCHENKEL E-Z-GO INVITATIONAL
Forest Heights Country Club
Statesboro, Ga.
March 17-18, 2007
The No. 15 Tennessee men's golf team finished
10th at the 2007 Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational
played at the Forest Heights Country Club in
Statesboro, Ga.
The Volunteers finished the tournament 27 over
par with a team scorecard of 297-302-291--890.
Their 3-over-par 291 in the final round was their lowest of the tournament.
Georgia went wire to wire to take home the team
championship with a total score of 854. Alabama finished six strokes back in second. Fellow SEC opponents Auburn, South Carolina and Florida rounded
out the top five.
Murfreesboro native Philip Pettitt led the Vols, finishing tied for 21st place after an even-par 72 in the
final round. He ended the tournament at 4 over with
a 54-hole total of 220. Junior Charlie Ford had the
best final round for Tennessee. His 1under 71 was his
best round of the tournament and helped him into a
tie for 34th place.
Fellow junior Jonathan Mount fired a scorecard of
72-77-77--226 to finish tied for 47th. Lone senior
Tino Weiss shot a 4-over-par 76 in the final round
Redshirt freshman Cameron Lawrence saw action
in two tournaments for the Vols this fall.
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title by one stroke. North Carolina struggled in the
final round as they went 6 over par as a team.
Georgia State finished three strokes back in third
with South Carolina and Tennessee rounding out the
top five.
SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
CHAMPIONSHIP
The Seaside Course
Sea Island, Ga.
April 21-23, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team won its first
Southeastern Conference championship in 17 years,
holding off third-ranked Alabama by two strokes in
the final round of the SEC Championships at Sea
Island Golf Club in St. Simons Island, Ga.
It was the third SEC championship in school history
for the Volunteers and the first under ninth-year
coach Jim Kelson. Their only previous titles came in
1980 and 1990. Their previous best finish under
Kelson was fourth.
"The coaches are very proud of this team. We set
this goal at the beginning of the year and have
worked hard at achieving this goal," said head coach
Jim Kelson. "They paid the price to be successful and
they deserve to win this championship…their efforts,
desire and their great team chemistry were a big part
of our win."
Tennessee ended the day with a team score of 5over-par 285 to maintain its second-round lead and
finish the tournament 29 over par.
Three players finished in the top 10 for the Vols,
Chris Paisley lines up his putt during a practice
round.
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led by sophomore Chris Paisley and senior Tino
Weiss, who both finished in a tie for second place at
5-over-par 215. Auburn's Patton Kizzire took home
the individual championship at 1 over par.
Paisley's 1-under-par 69 was UT's best individual
round on Sunday. Weiss shot a 1-over-par 71. The
second-place finish was the best of the year for each
of them.
Weiss, a senior, has historically done well at SECs.
Three of the last four years, his season-best finish has
come on the links at Sea Island Golf Club. Before
this year, he had finished tied for 31st and 35th.
"Its means a lot to me, especially as a senior, to
finish with a championship like this...," Weiss said.
"To play well on this kind of stage and with this kind
of pressure again, meant a lot to me and proved a lot
to me that I am on the right track and I can play with
the best players out there."
Junior Charlie Ford came in eighth at 7 over par,
wrapping up his third top-10 finish of the season with
a 1-over-par 71 on Sunday. Philip Pettitt tied for 23rd
place at 12 over par after firing a 4-over-par 74 in the
final round. Freshman David Holmes finished the
tournament in 59th place after shooting a 12-over-par
82 in the final round.
Auburn, Mississippi and No. 9-ranked Florida
rounded out the top five in the team standings, while
top-ranked Georgia finished sixth.
NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL
Rich Harvest Farms
Sugar Grove, Ill.
May 17-19, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team qualified for the
NCAA Championships with a fifth-place finish at the
NCAA Central Regional held at Rich Harvest Farms
in Sugar Grove, Ill.
It was the Vols’ third top-five regional finish under
coach Jim Kelson and the first time since 2005 they
have qualified for the Championships. Tennessee’s
other top-five regional finishes were fourth in 2003
and second in 2005.
“We are very proud of our team. They played a
really solid round today,” Kelson said. “It was a good
effort, and we are excited about traveling to Virginia
and competing in the national championships.”
Tennessee recorded the second-best round of the
day, a 13-over-par 301, to finish the tournament with
a total score of 40 over par and nine strokes behind
winner Tulsa. Alabama finished second, three strokes
back with Louisville in third and Lamar University
fourth.
Junior Charlie Ford led the Vols with his fourth
top-10 finish of the season. He fired a 76-73-74--223
to finish ninth. Ford shot a solid round with three
birdies but was hurt by two bogeys on the back nine.
Sophomore Chris Paisley carded a final round 2over-par 74 to finish the tournament 10-over-par and
tied for 21st.
Senior Tino Weiss tied for 29th after a final-round
75. Weiss was 2 under par through his first nine holes
before running into some trouble with three bogeys
and a double bogey to finish out his round.
Murfreesboro native Philip Pettitt had a rough day
shooting an 11-over-par 83 in the third and final
round. He would finish the tournament 17 over par
and tied for 58th.
Freshman David Holmes rounded out the
Tennessee contingent in a tie for 100th place with an
84-78-78--240. Holmes recorded three birdies scattered among six bogeys on the day.
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Golden Horseshoe Golf Club
Williamsburg, Va.
May 30-June 2, 2007
The Tennessee men's golf team was eliminated
from the NCAA Championships Friday in
Williamsburg, Va., after a three-team playoff for the
final two spots in the final round.
The No. 10-seeded Vols finished 16th, failing to
make the 54-hole cut despite shooting their best
round of the tournament, an even-par 280, in the
third round.
Oklahoma State and Florida edged Tennessee in
the playoff, which consisted of all five players on
each team playing one hole apiece. OSU finished
the playoff at 2 under par, Florida State at 1 under
and Tennessee at even par.
Stanford maintained its second-day lead at 12
under par, with Coastal Carolina two strokes back.
Charlotte and Alabama are tied for third at 2 under
par. The Vols finished the third round at 11 over par
for the tournament, tying the Cowboys and the
Seminoles for 14th place to force the playoff.
Junior Charlie Ford was the top finisher for the
Vols, tying for 23rd after a 1-under-par 69 on
Friday. Junior Philip Pettitt and senior Tino Weiss
tied for 43rd place. Pettitt had five birdies on Friday
to finish with a 69, his best round of the tournament. Weiss finished the third round at 1 over after
parring eight of the first nine holes.
Sophomore Chris Paisley finished tied for 102nd
after repeating his second-round score of 75, scattering four birdies and seven bogeys. Freshman David
Holmes tied for 156th after improving six strokes
from Thursday to shoot his best round of the tournament, a 1-over-par 71, in the third round.
The playoff loss brought an end to one of the
Vols' most successful seasons under Kelson, which
included their first SEC title since 1990 and top-10
finishes in all nine regular season tournaments.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
2006-07 SEASON STATISTICS
2006-07 CUMULATIVE STROKE AVERAGES
PLAYER
Charles Ford
Philip Pettitt
Chris Paisley
Tino Weiss
David Holmes
Jonathan Mount
John Brannen
James Brannen
Ben Spickard
TEAM BESTS
ROUNDS STROKES AVG.
36
2622
72.83
36
2623
73.86
36
2647
73.53
33
2427
73.55
12
942
78.30
11
799
72.64
6
468
78.00
6
472
78.67
3
217
72.33
12 events
10,498
291.61
(36 rounds)
LOW
HIGH ROUNDS OF PAR TOP 10
BEST 54BEST
ROUND
ROUND
OR BETTER
FINISHES HOLE SCORE FINISH
67 (JHC)
79 (JHC)
15
4
210 (NCAA) 3rd-t-BTIR
67 (USC)
78 (JHC)
15
4
211 (USC)
2nd-BTIR
67 (PAZ)
79 (ICI)
13
3
206 (PAZ)
2nd-t-SEC
70 (SEC)
82 (JHC)
12
2
213 (CCC, PAZ) 2nd-t-SEC
73 (ICI)
84 (NCR)
0
0
232 (ICI)
59th-SEC
67 (ASI)
74 (PAZ)
6
0
216 (PAZ)
36th-t-PAZ
75 (BTIR)
83 (ICI)
0
0
226 (BTIR) 41st-t-BTIR
74 (BTIR)
84 (BTIR)
0
0
233 (BTIR) 69th-t-BTIR
71 (CCC)
74 (CCC)
2
0
217 (CCC) 32nd-t-CCC
280 (NCAA) 314 (NCR)
11
11
841 (PAZ) 1st-BTIR, SEC
FALL
CCC=Carpet Capital Collegiate @ Dalton, Ga--Sept. 15-17--290-281-288--859 (7th of 18)
SCI=Shoal Creek Intercollegiate @ Birmingham, Ala.--Sept. 25-26--290-297-288--875 (2nd of 15)
BTIR=Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges @ Jonesborough, Tenn.--Oct. 14-15--294-290-285--869 (1st of 15)
ICI=Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational @ Orlando, Fla.--Oct. 22-24--293-298-309--900 (8th of 18)
SPRING
PAZ=Ping Arizona Intercollegiate @ Tuscon, Ariz.--Jan. 29-30--281-279-281--841 (4th of 15)
JHC=John Hayt Collegiate Invitational @ Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.--Feb. 18-20--313-302-294--909 (9th of 15)
USC=USC Collegiate Invitational @ Westlake Village, Calif--March 5-6--284-290-294--858 (3rd of 15)
SEI=Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational @ Statesboro, Ga.--March 17-18--297-302-291--890 (10th of 18)
ASI=Administaff ASU Invitational @ Augusta, Ga.--March 30-April 1--283-294-286--863 (5th of 18)
SEC=SEC Championship @ Sea Island, Ga.--April 20-22--300-283-285--869 (1st of 12)
NCR= NCAA Central Regional @ Sugar Grove,Ill.--May 17-19--314-289-301--904 (5th of 27)
NCAA=NCAA Championships @ Willamsburg, Va.--May 30-June 2--284-287-280--851 (16th of 30)
Tennessee’s Record for 2006-07: 142-58-3 (.717), SEC 28-20 (.583)
FALL 2007 STROKE AVERAGES
PLAYER
ROUNDS STROKES AVG.
Chris Paisley
12
853
71.08
Charles Ford
12
859
71.58
Philip Pettitt
12
862
71.83
Robin Wingardh
12
870
72.50
Cameron Lawrence
6
471
78.50
David Holmes
6
422
70.33
Ben Spickard
6
224
74.67
TEAM BESTS
4 events
3426
285.5
LOW
ROUND
64(BTIR)
64(TBI)
67(TBI)
63(TBI)
74 (FII)
62 (TBI)
71(BTIR)
261 (TBI)
HIGH ROUNDS OF PAR TOP 10
BEST 54BEST
ROUND
OR BETTER
FINISHES HOLE SCORE FINISH
77 (CCC)
6
2
202 (TBI)
1st-BTIR
77 (CCC)
5
2
200 (TBI)
1st-t-TBI
77 (FII)
8
0
205 (TBI)
12th-t-BTIR
79 (FII)
4
1
202 (TBI)
5th-t-TBI
86 (CCC)
0
0
228 (FII)
48th-t-FII
73 (BTIR)
4
1
204 (TBI)
10th-t-TBI
77(BTIR)
1
0
224 (BTIR) 63rd-t-BTIR
303 (FII)
4
4
800 (TBI)
1st-TBI
Tennessee’s Record for Fall 2007: 42-17-2 (.704) Overall, 6-4 (.600) SEC
CCC=Carpet Capital Collegiate @ Dalton, Ga--Sept. 14-16--292-300-291--883 (7th of 18)
FII= Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational @ Chicago, Ill.-- Sept. 30-0ct. 1--289-303-293--885 (8th of 12)
BTIR=Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate at The Ridges @ Jonesborough, Tenn.--Oct. 12-14--290-278-290--858 (5th-t of 15)
TBI= Turtle Bay Intercollegiate @ Kahuku, Hawaii--Nov. 5-7--264-275-261--800 (1st of 21)
Jim Kelson’s Coaching Record at Tennessee (as of Nov. 9):
Overall: 978-707-25 (.579), SEC 227-236-7 (.494)
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RECORDS
YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RECORDS
Overall
Record
SEC Record/ NCAA
Finish
Regional
Year
Coach
1934
James Walls
0-4
--
1935
James Walls
12-5
1936
James Walls
1937
Overall
Record
SEC Record/ NCAA
Finish
Regional
NCAA
Year
Coach
NCAA
--
--
1990
Mike Malarkey
94-86
22-25/1st
12th
--
--
--
--
1991
Mike Malarkey
45-83-5
7-22/8th
--
--
3-3
--
--
--
1992
Mike Malarkey
76-91-8
26-31-4/8th-t
18th
--
James Walls
3-5-1
--
--
--
1993
Mike Malarkey
122-63-3
38-22-2/6th-t
13th
--
1938
James Walls
1-8
--
--
--
1994
Mike Malarkey
71-68-1
27-26-1/2nd-t
--
--
1939
James Walls
3-5
--
--
--
1995
Mike Malarkey
111-66-7
32-15-1/5th
7th-t
16th-t
1940
James Walls
3-6
--
--
--
1996
Mike Malarkey
101-88-5
29-34-2/10th
9th-t
23rd
1941
James Walls
6-5
--
--
--
1997
Mike Malarkey
95-97-3
27-41-1/9th
7th
28th
1942
James Walls
2-5
--
--
--
1998
Mike Malarkey
31-113-1
11-42-1/4th-t
--
---
1943-53 James Walls
No Records Available
1999
Jim Kelson
101-68-7
26-25-2/5th
--
1954-62 Lloyd Foree
No Records Available
2000
Jim Kelson
94-99-1
23-38/10th
13th-t
---
1963
Lloyd Foree
3-8
1-5
--
--
2001
Jim Kelson
84-96-5
17-32-2/6th
21st
1964
Lloyd Foree
13-4-1
4-2
--
--
2002
Jim Kelson
124-52-1
36-23/7th
13th-t
--
1965
Lloyd Foree
6-10
4-3/5th
--
--
2003
Jim Kelson
126-98-1
31-23/4th
4th
23rd
1966
Lloyd Foree
6-4-1
4-1/7th-t
--
--
2004
Jim Kelson
99-87-2
20-28-1/6th
17th
--
1967
Lloyd Foree
9-3
4-1/4th
--
--
2005
Jim Kelson
121-59-4
27-19-2/5th
2nd
11th
1968
Sid Hatfield
14-3-1
3-1/2nd
--
--
2006
Jim Kelson
77-83-1
19-28/9th
18th
--
1969
Sid Hatfield
12-2
2-1/4th
--
--
2007
Jim Kelson
142-58-3
28-20/1st
5th
16th
1970
Sid Hatfield
42-24
0-0/4th
--
--
2008*
Jim Kelson
42-17-2
6-4
1971
Sid Hatfield
64-32
6-3/5th
--
--
*includes Fall season only
1972
Sid Hatfield
56-14
1-0/3rd
--
--
1973
Sid Hatfield
77-24-1
6-3-1/5th
--
--
1974
Sid Hatfield
43-52
3-21/6th
--
--
1975
Sid Hatfield
71-53
6-17/6th
--
--
1976
Sid Hatfield
121-52-1
8-22/6th
--
--
1977
Mike Malarkey
60-115-1
4-30/8th
--
--
1978
Mike Malarkey
83-116
5-25/7th
--
--
1979
Mike Malarkey
93-136
12-36/7th
--
--
1980
Mike Malarkey
183-61-1
45-19-1/1st
--
6th
1981
Mike Malarkey
189-76-1
26-16/2nd
--
7th-t
1982
Mike Malarkey
156-52-2
44-16/5th
--
22nd
1983
Mike Malarkey
137-65-1
34-24-1/5th
--
--
1984
Mike Malarkey
100-93-2
17-25-1/5th
--
--
1985
Mike Malarkey
106-33-2
15-14-1/6th-t
--
--
1986
Mike Malarkey
90-111-4
10-15-1/7th-t
--
--
1987
Mike Malarkey
152-54
18-14/4th
--
--
1988
Mike Malarkey
96-35-3
15-12/6th
--
--
1989
Mike Malarkey
87-74-5
21-20-1/4th
--
--
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TENNESSEE’S ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS
Coach
James Walls
Lloyd Foree
Sid Hatfield
Mike Malarkey
Jim Kelson
Totals
Years
1934-53
1954-67
1968-76
1977-98
1998-present
74 years
Overall
W-L-T
33-46-1 (.418)
37-29-2 (.559)
500-256-3 (.661)
2,278-1,776-55 (.561)
1,010-717-27 (.583)
3,858-2,824-88 (.576)
SEC
W-L-T
17-12 (.586)
35-68-1 (.341)
485-524-18 (.481)
233-240-7 (.492)
770-844-26 (.477)
Southeastern Conference titles: 3 (1980, 1990, 2007)
NCAA Regional appearances: 13 (1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000,
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)
NCAA Championship appearances: 9 (1980, 1981, 1982, 1995, 1996, 1997,
2003, 2005, 2007)
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1934- Won 0 Lost 4
Date
Apr. 7
Apr. 21
Apr. 28
May 5
Finish
L
L
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
Score
8-10
1/2-17 1/2
1/2-17 ½
5 ½ -12 1/2
1935- Won 12 Lost 5
Date
Finish
Mar. 30 W
Apr. 3
W
Apr. 24 W
Apr. 25-27 6th/14
May 4
W
Tournament/Opponent
Maryville College
Holston Hills Club
Vanderbilt
Southern Intercollegiate
Kentucky
Score
18-0
10-8
10 ½-7 ½
na
17 ½-1/2
1936- Won 3 Lost 3
Date
Finish
Mar. 28 W
Apr. 4
L
Apr. 11 L
Apr. 18 W
Apr. 23-25 6th
May 9
W
May 23 L
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Chattanooga
17-1
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
2 ½-15 ½
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
6-12
University of Cincinnati
11-7
Open Intercollegiate Tournament (Athens, Ga.) na
Kentucky (Knoxville)
11 ½-6 ½
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
8 ½-9 ½
1937- Won 3 Lost 5 Tie 1
Date
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
Apr. 2
Apr. 3
Apr. 9
Apr. 10
May 1
May 8
Finish
L
W
T
L
L
W
L
W
L
Tournament/Opponent
Davidson
Maryville College
Amherst University
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Southwestern
Kentucky
Score
4-14
18-0
9-9
1 ½-16 ½
5 ½-12 ½
18-0
5 ½-12 ½
16 ½-1 ½
2 ½-15 ½
1938- Won 1 Lost 8
Date
Apr. 11
Apr. 14
Apr. 15
Apr. 20
Apr. 22
Apr. 30
May 6
May 13
May 20
Finish
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
Tournament/Opponent
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Washington University
Wayne University
University of Cincinnati
Kentucky
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
University of the South
Score
7-20
½- 17 ½
3 ½-14 ½
6-12
4-23
7-14
8 ½-12 ½
0-18
16 ½-1 ½
1939- Won 3 Lost 5
Date
Mar. 29
Apr. 3
Apr. 6
Apr. 7
Apr. 13
Apr. 21
May 5
May 12
Finish
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
Kalamazoo College
Western Reserve University
Alma College
Purdue University
Michigan
Centre College
Kentucky
Kentucky
Score
6 ½-11 ½
10 ½-7 ½
13-5
4-14
7-14
20 ½-1/2
14-16
7 ½-13 ½
1940- Won 3 Lost 6
Date
Mar. 27
Mar. 28
Mar. 30
Apr. 1
Apr. 6
Apr. 20
Finish
L
L
W
W
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
Washington University
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Georgia Tech
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Score
6 ½-11 ½
11-16
11 ½-6 ½
11-7
1-17
3-15
Apr. 26
May 3
May 10
W
L
L
na
Kentucky
Kentucky
17 ½-1/2
3-15
4-14
1941- Won 6 Lost 5
Date
Mar. 24
Mar. 25
Mar. 28
Mar. 29
Apr. 5
Apr. 9
Apr. 18
May 2
May 8
May 15
May 16
Finish
W
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
Tournament/Opponent
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo College
Maryville College
Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech
University of the South
Michigan
Kentucky
Centre College
University of the South
Kentucky
Score
17-1
16 1/2-1 ½
18-0
4-14
5-13
10 ½-7 ½
3 ½-14 ½
3 ½-14 ½
17 ½-1/2
12 ½-5 ½
6 ½-11 ½
1942- Won 2 Lost 5
Date
Mar. 28
Apr. 4
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
May 1
May 8
May 17
Finish
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
Tournament/Opponent
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
Centre College (Knoxville)
Cherokee Country Club
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Kentucky (Knoxville)
Holston Hills C.C. (Knoxville)
Score
16 ½-1 ½
15-3
7-11
8 ½-9 ½
18-0
18-0
15-3
RESULTS FROM 1943-1961 UNAVAILABLE
1962-63- Won 3 Lost 8
Date
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Finish
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
ETSU (Knoxville)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Louisville (Knoxville)
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Milligan (Milligan College, Tenn.)
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Louisville (Louisville, Ky.)
Score
16-12
6 ½-20 ½
6-21
7-11
15-12
5-13
15 ½-2 ½
12 ½-14 ½
3 ½-5 ½
5 ½-9 ½
4 ½-10 ½
1963-64- Won 13 Lost 4 Tie 1
Date
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
an
na
Finish
W
W
L
W
W
T
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
Tournament/Opponent
Kentucky (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Indiana (Knoxville)
Indiana (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
ETSU (Knoxville)
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
Georgia (Knoxville)
Chattanooga (Knoxville)
Chattanooga (Knoxville)
Score
23 ½-3 ½
14-13
8 ½-18 ½
9 ½-8 ½
12-6
9-9
10-8
20-7
23-4
10-17
6-3
9-18
12 ½-9 ½
3 ½-23
19-8
20 ½-6 ½
33
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1964-65- Won 6 Lost 10
Date
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
na
Finish
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
Purdue (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Purdue (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
Chattanooga (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Knoxville)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Chattanooga (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Houston (Knoxville)
ETSU (Knoxville)
Georgia (Knoxville)
ETSU (Knoxville)
Score
16-20
10-26
9 ½-26 ½
16 ½ -7 ½
23 ½-3 ½
15 ½-11 ½
19-8
5-22
11-16
16 ½-10 ½
11 ½-6 ½
6-12
9 ½-17 ½
8-19
13 ½-22
13 ½-19 ½
1965-66- Won 6 Lost 4 Tie 1
Date
Mar. 18
Finish
W
W
Apr. 18 L
Apr. 15 W
Apr. 18 L
Apr. 19 L
L
Apr. 21 W
Apr. 29 W
W
May 5-7 8th
May 16 T
Tournament/Opponent
Kentucky (Knoxville)
ETSU (Knoxville)
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
Chattanooga (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Chattanooga (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
SEC Championships (Baton Rouge, La.)
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
Score
14 ½, 3 ½
11 ½, 6 ½
11-16
20 ½-6 ½
7-20
2 ½-24 ½
12-17
14 ½-12 ½
13 ½-10 ½
18-9
913
13 ½-13 ½
1966-67- Won 9 Lost 3
Date
Apr. 3
Finish
W
W
W
Apr. 6
W
Apr. 11 L
Apr. 14 W
Apr. 20 W
May 1
W
May 4
W
W
May 8
L
May 9
L
May 12-13 4th
Tournament/Opponent
Mars Hill (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Knoxville)
ETSU (Knoxville)
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
Vanderbilt (Knoxville)
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
Mars Hill (Spruce Pine, N.C.)
Wofford (Spruce Pine, N.C.)
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
SEC Championships (Gainesville, Fla.)
Score
17-1
18-0
14-4
22 ½- 4 ½
387-400
27-1
24-3
16 ½-10 ½
11 ½-6 ½
10 ½-7 ½
2-25
11-16
914
1967-68- Won 14 Lost 3 Tie 1
Date
Apr. 1
Apr. 5
Apr. 6
Apr. 15
Apr. 18
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
Apr. 30
Apr. 29
na
34
Finish
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
T
L
L
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Georgia Tech (Knoxville)
11 ½,- 6 ½
Furman (Knoxville)
11 ½,- 6 ½
Purdue (Knoxville)
28 ½-7 ½
Purdue (Knoxville)
19- 17
Kentucky (Knoxville)
354- 391
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
10 -11
Morris Harvey College (Charleston, W.V.) 10- 2
Vanderbilt (Nashville, Tenn.)
375- 371
Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)
365- 384
Louisville (Louisville, Ky.)
365- 364
Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville)
377-401
ETSU (Knoxville)
362- 380
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
377-377
Georgia State (Statesboro, Ga.)
377-386
Wofford (Spartanburg, S.C.)
458-1 476
May 4
na
May 6
na
W
W
L
2nd
Furman (Greeneville, S.C.)
Wofford (Spartanburg, S.C.)
Georgia (Knoxville)
SEC Championships
12- 6
12 ½-5 ½
356-360
850
1968-69- Won 12 Tie 2
Date
Finish
Mar. 15 L
Mar. 16 L
Mar. 19-214th
4th
Apr. 7
L
Apr. 11-12 3rd
L
L
Apr. 22 L
Apr. 26 W
W
W
W
L
Apr. 29 L
L
L
May 1-3 4th
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Ohio State (Knoxville, Tenn.)
297-327
Georgia (Athens, Ga.)
3-24
Red Fox Tournament (Red Fox, S.C.)
Palmetto Invitational (Orangeburg, S.C.)
ETSU (Knoxville, Tenn.)
378-384
Robert Kepler Invitational (Columbus, Ohio)
Furman (Knoxville, Tenn.)
457-469
Furman (Knoxville, Tenn.)
452- 462
ETSU (Johnson City, Tenn.)
8 ½-9 ½
Furman (Greeneville, S.C.)
14 ½- 6 ½
Furman (Greeneville, S.C.)
13- 8
Clemson (Greeneville, S.C.)
16- 5
Citadel (Greeneville, S.C.)
13 ½-7 ½
Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville, Tenn.)
373- 388
Georgia (Atlanta, Ga.)
363-364
Auburn (Atlanta, Ga.)
363- 379
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
363-373
SEC Championships
1117
1969-70- Won 42 Lost 24
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
na
4th/12
Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)
Mar. 18-21 8th/17
Palmetto Invitational (Orangeburg, S.C.)
Mar. 22
W
Penn State (Greenville, S.C.)
17- 4
na
L
Furman (Greenville, S.C.)
9 ½-11 ½
na
W
Rogers (Greeneville, S.C.)
19- 2
Mar. 25-27 4th/16
Red Fox Tournament (Trion, N.C.)
Apr. 2-4 2nd/8
Major College Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Apr. 14-18 12th/25 All-America Invitational (Houston, Texas)
Apr. 28
W
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
377-375
May 13-16 4th/10
SEC Championships (Callaway Gardens, Ga.)1138
1970-71- Won 64 Lost 32
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
na
5th/13
Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)
Mar. 12
W
Austin Peay State (Knoxville, Tenn.)
392-389
Mar. 17-20 5th/17
Palmetto Invitational (Orangeburg, S.C.)
Mar. 24-26 1st/16
Red Fox Invitational (Tyron, N.C.)
Mar. 31
L
UT-Martin ((Knoxville, Tenn.)
385- 394
Apr. 1-3 1st/7
Major College Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Apr. 8-9 1st/6
Fox Den Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Apr. 14-17 19th/25 All-American Tournament (Houston, Texas)
Apr. 19
6th/17
Mid-American Invitational (Oxford, Ohio)
May 12-15 5th/10
SEC Championships (Callway Gardens, Ga.) 1155
1971-72- Won 56 Lost 14
Date
Finish
na
8th/11
na
1st/5
Mar. 22-24 1st/10
M. 30-A. 1 4th/21
Apr. 5-7 2nd/9
Apr. 20
L
na
L
Apr. 23-24 4th/15
May 5
L
May 6
L
May 12-14 3rd/10
June 19-24 13th
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)
Daytona Beach Invitational (Daytona Beach, Fla.)
Red Fox Invitational (Trion, N.C.)
Furman Invitational (Greeneville, S.C.)
Major College Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
UT-Chattanooga (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
369-386
UT-Martin (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
369-378
Mid-American Invitational (Oxford, Ohio)
Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.)
383-387
Auburn (Pine Mountain, Ga.)
374-392
SEC Championships (Calloway Gardens, Ga.) 1128
NCAA Championships (Miami, Fla.)
1217
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1972-73- Won 77 Lost 24 Tie 1
1976-77- Won 60 Lost 115 Tie 1
Date
Finish
na
1st/8
na
6th/10
Mar. 1
L
na
L
Mar. 15-18 1st/4
Mar. 15-18 3rd/13
Mar. 24
L
Apr. 3
L
na
L
na
L
Apr. 4-7 8th/22
Apr. 11-13 1st/7
Apr. 19-22 5th/22
Apr. 29-30 7th/17
na
L
May 17-19 5th/10
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
na
21st/24 River City Invitational (Memphis, Tenn.)
na
2nd/8
Read House Invitational (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
na
2nd/13 Opryland Invitational (Old Hickory, Tenn.)
Mar. 4-6 16th/23 Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 16-18 11th/16 Red Fox Invitational (Tryon, N.C.)
Mar. 24-26 8th/15 Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Apr. 8-10 19th/27 Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Apr. 15-17 6th/12 Southern Jr-Sr. Intercollegiate (Dadeville, Ala.)
Apr. 22-24 2nd-t/6 Tennessee Intercollegiate (Sewanee, Tenn.)
May 12-14 18th/18 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 25-27 8th/10 SEC Championships (Decatur, Ala.)
1121
June 8-11 19th/21 Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Etowah Valley Collegiate (Etowah Valley, N.C.)
Placid Lakes Intercollegiate (Lake Placid, Fla.)
Carson Newman (Knoxville, Tenn.)
383-415
UT-Chattanooga (Knoxville, Tenn.)
383- 426
Daytona Beach Intercollegiate (Daytona Beach, Fla.)
Red Fox Invitational (Trion, N.C.)
Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville, Tenn.)
464-483
Auburn (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
289-297
UT-Chattanooga (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
289- 295
Sewanee (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
289- 314
Furman Invitational (Greeneville, S.C.)
Major College Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Chris Schenkel Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)
Mid-American Tournament (Oxford, Ohio)
Waterloo (Knoxville, Tenn.)
306- 325
SEC Championships (Callaway Gardens, Ga.) 1151
1973-74- Won 43 Lost 52
Date
na
na
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
5th/15
Etowah Valley Intercollegiate (Etowah Valley, N.C.)
2nd/7
Opryland Classic (Old Hickory, Ala.)
F. 28-M..3 15th/22 Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 14
L
UT-Chattanooga (Knoxville, Tenn.)
385-411
na
3rd/6
Crystal River Intercollegiate (Crystal River, Fla.)
na
11th/16 Southeastern Intercollegiate Invit. (Dothan, Ala.)
na
1st/5
Major College Invitational (Knoxville, Tenn.)
na
7th/10
Southern Jr.-Sr. Tournament (Alexandria, Ala.)
na
16th/20 Chris Schenkel Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)
na
L
Waterloo University (Knoxville, Tenn.) 378-393
na
6th/10
SEC Championships (Dothan, Ala.)
1161
1974-75- Won 71 Lost 53
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Oct. 7-8 2nd/15 Opryland Classic (Old Hickory, Tenn.)
Oct. 11-12 2nd-t/7 Golden Eagle Intercollegiate (Cookeville, Tenn.)
Feb. 28-Mar. 2 9th/24
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 15-16 L
Purdue (Knoxville, Tenn.)
790-801
L
Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville, Tenn.)
544-571
L
Purdue (Knoxville, Tenn.)
769-794
L
Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville, Tenn.)
531-559
Mar. 25-28 13th/18 Southeastern Invitational (Dothan, Ala.)
Apr. 17-20 10th/23 Kepler Invitational (Columbus, Ohio)
Apr. 24-26 17th/21 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
L
Waterloo (Knoxville, Tenn.)
386-409
May 7-10 7th/20
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
May 15-17 6th/10
SEC Championships (Dothan, Ala.)
1975-76- Won 121 Lost 52 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Oct. 5-7 1st/14
Opryland Classic (Old Hickory, Tenn.)
Oct. 10-11 5th/17
Furman Four-Ball Tournament
Oct. 16-18 2nd/10 Read House Invitational (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Oct. 24-26 19th/21 River City Invitational (Memphis, Tenn.)
Feb. 27-29 9th/25
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 16-19 4th/14
Red Fox Invitational (Tyron, N.C.)
Mar. 21-22 3rd/14
Iron Duke Tournament (Durham, N.C.)
Mar. 24-27 5th/34
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Apr. 8-10 1st/8
Collegiate Masters (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Apr. 22-25 12th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
L
Waterloo University (Knoxville, Tenn.) 312- 326
May 16-18 6th/10
SEC Championship (Decatur, Ala.) 1121
May 25-29 6th-t/25 Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
1977-78- Won 83 Lost 116
Date
Finish
Oct. 15-17 6th/15
Nov. 18-20 13th/21
Feb. 24-26 20th/24
Mar. 18-20 13th/18
Mar. 23-25 22nd/24
Apr. 1-2 3rd/28
Apr. 7-9 7th/15
Apr. 14-15 5th/7
Apr. 21-23 17th/21
Apr. 27-29 14th/24
May 11-13 7th/10
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Duke Invitational (Durham, N.C.)
Dixie Invitational (Columbus, Ga.)
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Colonel Classic (Richmond, Ky.)
Southern Jr.-Sr. Intercollegiate (Dadeville, Ala.)
Tennessee Intercollegiate (Sewanee, Tenn.)
Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
SEC Championships (Birmingham, Ala.) 1197
1978-79- Won 93 Lost 136
Date
Finish
S. 29-O.1 8th/28
Oct. 13-15 6th/14
Nov. 17-19 19th/33
Feb. 16-18 20th/22
Mar. 2-4 17th/22
Mar. 17-19 7th/18
Mar. 22-24 17th/24
M. 30-A. 1 5th/13
Apr. 3-6
19th/28
Apr. 20-21 4th/7
Apr. 27-29
May 10-12 7th/10
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Foxfire All-American (Pinehurst, N.C.)
Buckeye Fall Classic (Columbus, Ohio)
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
Seminole Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Iron Duke Intercollegiate (Durham, N.C.)
Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.)
Southern Jr.-Sr. Invitational (Dadeville, Ala.)
All-American Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas)
Tennessee Intercollegiate (Sewanee, Tenn.)
19th/21Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
SEC Championships (Birmingham, Ala.) 915
1979-80- Won 183 Lost 61 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
na
2nd/17 Nashboro Village Classic (Nashville, Tenn.)
na
6th/23
Duke Fall Invitational (Durham, N.C.)
na
6th/24
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 22-24 15th/22 Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
F. 29- M. 2 5th/22
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 15-17 5th/24
Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Mar. 20-22 4th/20
Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.)
Mar. 28-30 5th-t/16 Southern Jr.-Sr. Invitational (Dadeville, Ala.)
Apr. 4-6 1st/20
Southeastern Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)
Apr. 13-14 2nd/7
Tennessee Intercollegiate (Nashville, Tenn.)
Apr. 25-27 13th/22 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
Mary 15-17 1st/10
SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 28-31 6th/30
NCAA Championships (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 13-15 8th/23
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
F. 27- M. 1 7th/21
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 19-21 1st/26
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Mar. 23-25 4th/24
Pinehurst Intercollegiate (Pinehurst, N.C.)
Apr. 3-5 11th/24 Southeastern Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)
Apr. 24-26 13th/24 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
A. 30- M. 2 12th/25 Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
May 14-16 2nd/10 SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 27-30 7th-t/29 NCAA Championships (Palo Alto, Calif.)
875
289
1094
895
575
889
785
888
884
1188
869
874
865
610
897
893
882
885
1180
35
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
1980-81- Won 189 Lost 76 Tie 1
SEC Champions
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Oct. 6-8 8th/16
Grandfather Mountain Inter. (Linville, N.C.)
Oct. 24-26 4th/18
Andy Bean-Grenelefe Inter. (Haines City, Fla.)
Nov. 14-16 11th/28 Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 13-15 8th/23
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
F. 27- M. 1 7th/21
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 19-21 1st/26
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Mar. 23-25 4th/24
Pinehurst Intercollegiate (Pinehurst, N.C.)
Apr. 3-5 11th/24 Southeastern Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)
Apr. 24-26 13th/24 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
A. 30- M. 2 12th/25 Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
May 14-16 2nd/10 SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 27-30 7th-t/29 NCAA Championships (Palo Alto, Calif.)
Score
927
909
886
869
874
865
610
897
893
882
885
1180
1981-82- Won 156 Lost 52 Tie 2
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Oct. 2-4 3rd/18
Augusta College Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 17-18 1st/9
Eastern Kentucky Invitational (Richmond, Ky.)
Oct. 23-25 2nd/14 Grenelefe Invitational (Haines City, Fla.)
Nov. 20-22 2nd/18 Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 26-28 4th/15
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 5-7 13th/21 Imperial Lakes Invitational (Lakeland, Fla.)
Mar. 18-20 1st/24
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Mar. 26-28 4th/16
Southern Jr.-Sr. Invitational (Dadeville, Ala.)
Apr. 2-4 5th/26
Southeastern Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
Apr. 9-11 2nd/11 Tarheel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Apr. 23-25 2nd/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 6-8 2nd/15 Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
May 13-15 5th/10
SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 26-29 22nd/31 NCAA Championships (Pinehurst, N.C.)
Score
896
1097
894
895
877
293
853
900
613
869
873
872
887
1982-83- Won 137 Lost 65 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Oct. 1-3
14th/18 Augusta College Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 6-8
15th/15 LSU National Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.)
Nov. 5-7 6th/26
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 18-20 2nd/16 Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
Feb. 25-27 6th/21
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 17-19 7th/22
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Mar. 25-27 2nd/14 Southern Jr.-Sr. Invitational (Dadeville, Ala.)
Apr. 1-3
6th/24
Southeastern Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)
Apr. 22-24 10th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
A. 30-M. 1 1st/17
Wildcat Classic (Lexington, Ky.)
May 13-15 5th/10
SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 19-21 4th/15
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
Score
908
589
893
843
907
896
580
892
885
441
896
871
1983-84- Won 100 Lost 33 Tie 2
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
S. 30-O. 2 5th/18
Augusta College Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 21-23 16th/18
Andy Bean Invitational (Haines City, Fla.)
Nov. 4-6 10th/18
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 17-19 15th/21
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
Feb. 24-26 4th-t/19
Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 16-17 5th/8
South Carolina Invitational (Columbia, S.C.)
Mar. 23-25 2nd/24
Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Apr. 15-17 8th/21
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C)
Apr. 13-15 7th-t/12
Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Apr. 27-29 13th/18
Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 11-13 5th/10
SEC Championships (Augusta, Ga.)
May 17-19 15th/15
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
1984-85- Won 106 Lost 33 Tie 2
36
Score
888
935
899
879
875
901
873
910
894
888
893
886
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 28-30 13th/17 Augusta Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 12-14 15th/23 Andy Bean-Grenelefe Invitational (Haines City, Fla.)
Nov. 2-4 17th/28 Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 15-17 5th/24
Hilton Head Intercollegiate (Hilton Head, S.C.)
Feb. 24-26 8th-t/21 Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Mar. 29-31 15th-t/23 Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Apr. 4-6 11th/23 Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Apr. 13-14 2nd/12 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Apr. 26-28 6th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 2-4 4th/15
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
May 10-12 6th-t/10 SEC Championships (Florence, Ala.)
Score
923
920
927
904
896
911
924
872
855
872
899
1985-86- Won 90 Lost 111 Tie 4
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 27-29 8th-t/15 Augusta Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 4-5
4th/20
MacGregor Invitational (Pickens, S.C.)
Oct. 11-12 17th-t/26 John Ryan Memorial (Durham, N.C.)
Oct. 25-27 9th/18
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 7-9 9th/18
Miami Invitational (Miami, Fla.)
Feb. 15-16 8th-t/18 Hilton Head Invitational (Hilton Head, S.C.)
Mar. 7-9 12th/15 Palmetto Classic (Santee, S.C.)
Mar. 28-30 11th/24 Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
Apr. 3-5 10th/23 Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.)
Apr. 11-13 14th/15 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Apr. 25-27 14th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 16-18 7th-t/10 SEC Championships (Florence, Ala.)
Score
919
592
609
906
927
611
924
908
892
915
876
907
1986-87- Won 152 Lost 54
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 27-29 6th/17
Augusta College Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
Oct. 17-18 9th/23
Duke Fall Invitational (Durham, N.C.)
Oct. 25-26 4th/18
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 6-8
11th/18
Miami Invitational (Miami, Fla.)
Feb. 13-15 4th/19
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
F. 28-M. 1 4th/15
Palmetto Invitational (Santee, S.C.)
Mar. 20-22 1st/16
Univ. of South Florida Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)
Mar. 27-29 8th/23
Iron Duke Invitational (Durham, N.C.)
Apr. 2-4
3rd/21
Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.)
Apr. 10-12 2nd/12
Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Apr. 23-24 1st/8
Springbrook Intercollegiate (Niota, Tenn.)
Apr. 24-26 10th/18
Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 15-17 4th/10
SEC Championships (Florence, Ala.)
Score
906
606
880
917
846
577
854
903
598
868
861
873
878
1987-88- Won 96 Lost 35 Tie 3
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Sept. 21-22 3rd/17
10th Annual Guilford Invitational (Greensboro, N.C.) 591
Sept. 28-29 8th/18
7th Annual Butler International (Lemont, Ili.)
927
Nov. 7-8 2nd/9
SIC Fall Classic (Athens, Ga.)
864
Feb. 12-14 12th/19
Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
882
Feb. 26-28 2nd/18
Palmetto Intercollegiate (Santee, S.C.)
869
Mar. 11-12 5th/12
South Carolina Invitational (Columbia, S.C.)
909
Mar. 14-15 4th/12
Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.)
1165
Mar. 25-27 3rd/22
Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.)
897
M. 31- A. 2 7th/20
Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.)
895
Apr. 8-10 2nd/11
Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
1104
Apr. 22-24 3rd/18
Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
1107
May 13-15 6th/10
SEC Championships (Florence, Ala.)
891
1988-89- Won 87 Lost 54 Tie 5
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 25-28 11th/13 LSU National Inviational (Baton Rouge, La.)
298-296-302--896
Score
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
Oct. 2-4
2nd/12
Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
291-299-292--882
Nov. 5-7 8th/10
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
307-308-304--919
Nov. 17-19 15th/18 Golf World Intercollegiate (Hilton Head, S.C.)
292-308-291--891
Feb. 10-12 3rd/18 Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
Feb. 17-19 12th/18 Doral Park Invitational (Miami, Fla.)
Mar. 3-5 5th/22
Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.)
Mar. 24-26 6th/12 Wofford Invitational (Spartanburg, S.C.)
M. 31- A.2 5th/22 Furman Intercollegiate (Greenvillle, S.C.)
Apr. 21-23 13th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
May 12-14 4th/10 SEC Championships (Louisville, Ky.)
1989-90- Won 94 Lost 86
Date
Finish
Oct. 8-10 9th/12
Oct. 10-22 15th/15
Nov. 11-12 14th/18
Nov. 27-29 11th/15
Feb. 23-24
Mar. 2-4
Mar. 12-13
Mar. 23-25
Apr. 20-21
Apr. 27-29
May 11-13
May 24-26
7th/18
5th/24
7th/15
4th/15
8th/15
5th/12
1st/10
12th/23
Apr. 4-5
Apr. 17-19
Apr. 24-25
295
905
858
902
881
896
897
SEC Champions
Tournament/Opponent
Score
MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville, Tenn.)
302-299-313--914
Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.)
406-394-388--1188
Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)
303-301-289--893
UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)
300-314-288--902
Taylor Made/Doral Park Invitational (Miami, Fla.) 914
Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.)
865
Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.)
912
Southeastern Intercollegiate Invit. (Montgomery, Ala.) 856
Bank South Eagle Invitational (Savannah, Ga.)
872
Hitchcock Intercollegiate Invitational (Auburn, Ala.) 878
SEC Championships (Jackson, Miss.)
866
NCAA East Regional (Savannah, Ga.)
876
May 10-12
May 21-23
292-291-294--877
10th-t/18 Cleveland Classic/Augusta College Invit. (Augusta, Ga.)
305-302-306--913
5th-t/12 Kemira Intercollegiate Invitational (Savannah, Ga.)
291-285-289--865
5th/12
Billy Hitchcock Inter. Invit. (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.)
282-294-291--867
8th-t/12 SEC Championships (St. Fransicville, La.)
294-302-315--911
18th/22 NCAA East Regional (Hamilton, N.Y.)
300-303-322--925
1992-93- Won 122 Lost 63 Tie 3
Date
Finish
Oct. 5
1st/15
Oct. 19-20 8th/18
N. 30- D. 2 5th-t/15
Feb. 27-28 11th/15
Mar. 5-7
6th-t/21
Mar. 12-14 2nd/18
Mar. 26-27 4th/18
Apr. 3-4
14th/15
Apr. 9-11 3rd/18
Apr. 23-25 2nd/12
May 9-11 6th/12
1990-91- Won 45 Lost 83 Tie 5
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Sept. 21-23 4th-t/18 Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.)
289-287-307--883
Oct. 7-9 2nd/15 MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville, Tenn.)
289-288-285--862
Nov. 10-11 6th/15
S.I.C. Fall Classic (Athens, Ga.)
299-295-307--901
Nov. 26-28 8th/15
UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)
315-300-314--929
Feb. 22-24 18th/18 Doral Park Invitational (Miami, Fla.)
928
Mar. 1-3 11th-t/21 Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.)
583
Mar. 23-25 4th-t/14 Southeastern Inter. Invit. (Montgomery, Ala.)
863
Apr. 19-20 11th/13 Bank South Eagle Invitational (Savannah, Ga.)
881
Apr. 27-29 7th/12
Hitchcock Intercollegiate Invitational (Auburn, Ala.) 875
May 12-14 8th/10
SEC Championships (West Point, Miss.)
890
1991-92- Won 76 Lost 91 Tie 8
Date
Finish
Sept. 7-8 8th-t/12
Sept. 21-22 14th-t/18
Oct. 6-7 5th-t/15
Oct. 21-22 9th-t/18
Dec. 2-3 7th-t/10
Mar. 6-8 9th-t/12
Mar. 20-21 5th/18
Tournament/Opponent
Score
Fox Acres Invitational (Red Feather Lake, Colo.) 891
Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.)
880
MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville, Tenn.)
888
Dixie Intercollegiate Invitational (Columbus, Ga.) 874
UNLV Taylor Made Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)
899
FSC/Imperial Lakes Golf Classic (Mulberry, Fla.)
292-287-287--866
Southeastern Inter. Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
May 19-21 13th/22
Tournament/Opponent
Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Dixie Intercollegiate Invitational (Columbus, Ga.)
300-292-303--875
IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, NV)
289-294-292--875
The 41st Annual Border Olympics (Laredo, TX)
312-309-316--937
FSC/Imperial Lakes Gold Classic (Mulberry, Fla.)
293-292-290--875
Queen’s Harbour Intercollegiate (Jacksonville, Fla.)
302-294-306--902
Southeastern Inter. Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
287-287-300--874
Carpet Capital Classic (Rocky Face, Ga.)
305-306--611
Vanderbilt/Music City Inter. Invitational (Nashville, Tenn.)
299-293-296--888
Billy Hitchcock Inter. Invitational (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.)
300-283-287--870
SEC Championships (Jacksonville, Fla.)
289-303-298--890
NCAA East Regional (Charlottesville, Va.)
298-295-290--883
1993-94- Won 71 Lost 68 Tie 1
Date
Oct. 3-4
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
5th-t/15 Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
296-290-297--883
Oct. 18-19 4th/18
Dixie Intercollegiate Invitational (Columbus, Ga.)
283-293--576
Nov. 1-2 6th/9
Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
318-298-294--910
N 28- D. 1 7th/13
IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vega, Nev.)
296-313-308--917
Mar. 4-6 7th-t/21 FSC Imperial Lakes Golf Classic (Mulberry, Fla.)
287-288-293--868
Mar. 25-27 14th/18 Southeastern Intercollegiate Inv. (Montgomery, Ala)
299-296-308--903
Apr. 1-3 14th/16 Carpet Capital Classic (Rocky Face, Ga.)
301-295-321--917
Apr. 16-17 13th/18 Vanderbilt/Music City Invitational (Nashville, Tenn.)
298-296--594
Apr. 22-24 6th-t/12 Billy Hitchcock Inter. Invitational (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.)
290-306-285--881
May 13-15 2nd/12 SEC Championships (Crossville, Tenn.)
294-297-284--875
1994-95- Won 11 Lost 66 Tie 7
37
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
Date
Oct. 2-3
Finish
4th/15
Oct. 17-19 6th-t/10
O. 31- N. 1 1st/12
Nov. 28-30 8th/15
Feb. 24-25 7th-t/15
Mar. 3-5
4th-t/21
Mar. 24-26 11th/18
M. 31-A. 2 7th/15
Apr. 21-23 2nd/12
May 12-14 5th/12
May 18-20 7th/12
M. 31-J. 3 16th-t/30
Tournament/Opponent
Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
281-285-292--858
Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.)
294-289-292--875
Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
287-295-302--884
IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vega, Nev.)
308-301-296--905
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
291-323-29--904
FSC/Imperial Lakes Invitational (Lakeland, Fla.)
284-285-285--854
Southeastern Inter. Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
297-293-292--882
Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.)
301-289-314--904
Billy Hitchcock Inter. Invitational (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.)
286-287-287--860
SEC Championships (Nashville, Tenn.)
292-293-286--871
NCAA East Regional (New Haven, Conn.)
291-300-295--886
NCAA Championships (Columbus, Ohio)
300-292--592
1995-96- Won 101 Lost 88 Tie 5
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 15-17 14th-t/18 Golfweek/Ping Preview (Cornelius, Ore.)
305-292-308--905
Oct. 1-2 8th/15
Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
300-289-288--877
Oct. 30-31 9th-t/11 Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
301-316-295--912
Feb. 8-10 1st/16
Rice University Intercollegiate (Monterrey, Mexico)
292-291-285--868
Feb. 23-25 2nd/18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate (Jacksonville, Fla.)
297-291-282--880
Mar. 4-5 4th-t/18 Bellsouth Mobility Golf Classic (Orlando, Fla.)
293-297-296--886
Mar. 22-24 3rd/18
Blue-Gray Intercollegiate (Montgomery, Ala.)
282-292-300--874
Mar. 29-31 14th/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.)
303-292-310--905
Apr. 19-21 3rd/12
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.)
295-283-288--866
May 10-12 10th/12 SEC Championships (Birmingham, Ala.)
303-292-299--894
May 16-18 9th-t/23 NCAA East Regional (Kiamesha Lake, NY)
313-293-304--910
M. 29-J. 1 23rd/30 NCAA Championships (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
313-314--617
305-288-297--890
2nd-t/18 Rice University Intercollegiate (Monterrey, Mexico)
284-291-299--874
Feb. 21-23 4th-t/18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate (Jacksonville, Fla.)
300-301-300--901
Mar. 21-23 8th/18
Univ. of Alabama Spring Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
290-285-294--869
Apr. 4-6 13th/ 18 Carpet Capital Coll./U.S. Coll. Golf Cham. (Dalton, Ga.)
302-310-296--908
Apr. 11-13 9th/12
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.)
297-294-292--883
April 18-20 9th/12
SEC Championships (Opelika, Ala.)
318-309-288--915
May 15-17 7th/23
NCAA East Regional (Hot Springs, Va.)
293-295-300--888
May 28-31 28th/ 30 NCAA Championships
300-299--599
Feb. 6-8
1997-98- Won 31 Lost 113 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 20-21 12th/13 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic (Charlottesville, Va.)
299-294-311--904
Sept. 29-30 12th/15 Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
287-298-304--889
Oct. 27-28 11th/13 Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
302-307-300--909
Nov. 7-9 12th/17 The Nelson Invitational (Palo Alto, Calif.)
302-300-301--903
Feb. 5-7 12th /19 Rice University International Inter. (Monterrey, Mexico)
286-293-288--867
F. 28-M. 2 16th/18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
295-299-313--907
Mar. 20-22 15th/18 Univ. of Alabama Spring Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
302-309-296--907
Apr. 3-5 18th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.)
311-313-304--928
Apr. 10-12 11th/12 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.)
300-309-304--913
Apr. 17-19 4th-t/12 SEC Championships (Athens, Ga.) 297-282--579
1998-99- Won 101 Lost 68 Tie 7
Date
Oct. 5-6
Finish
4th/14
Oct. 15-16 3rd/18
Oct 26-27 8th/11
Nov. 6-7
1st/18
Feb 13-14 9th/15
F. 28-M. 1 11th/18
1996-97- Won 95 Lost 97 Tie 3
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 21-22 7th of 14 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic (Charlottesville, Va.)
289-295-291--875
S. 30-O. 1 8th-t/15 Tennessee Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
295-283-289--867
Oct. 28-29 8th/15
Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
291-296-296--883
Nov. 8-10 9th/17
The Nelson (Palo Alto, Calif)
38
Mar. 9-10 3rd-t/16
Mar. 19-21 8th-t/16
Apr. 2-3
14th/18
Apr. 9-11 6th-t/16
Tournament/Opponent
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
291-289-289--869
Adams Cup of Newport (Newport, R.I.)
305-296--601
Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
296-298-304--898
The Crown Classic (Lufkin, Texas)
302-297-293--892
Nations Bank Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
288-290--298--876
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
298-309-307--914
The Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
300-300--600
Alabama Spring Invitational (Montgomery, Ala.)
292-285-302--879
Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.)
301-295-292--888
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.)
289-294-298--881
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
Apr. 16-18 5th/12
May 1-2
7th-t/12
SEC Championships (Lexington, Ky.)
321-306-302--929
Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, SC)
298-299-294--891
May 17-19 21st/27
2001-02- Won 124 Lost 52 Tie 1
1999-2000- Won 94 Lost 99 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Sept. 8-9 6th/15
Date
Finish
Sept 11-12 8th/15
Oct. 5-7
Sept 19-20 3rd/15
Oct. 1-3
13th/15
Oct. 11-12 3rd/15
Oct 25-26 5th/15
Feb 12-13 13th/15
Feb. 21-22 5th/15
Mar. 6-7
7th-t/15
Mar. 25-26 13th/15
Apr. 1-2
5th/19
Apr. 21-23 10th/12
May 13-14 14th/15
May 18-20 13th/ 27
Tournament/Opponent
The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
303-292-296--891
Cavalier Classic (Charlottesville, Va.)
292-286-286--864
Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.)
297-307-288--892
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
298-286-304--888
Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.)
292-287-286--865
Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
282-294-292--868
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate (Jacksonville, Fla.)
289-312-292--892
Seminole Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.)
290-296-288--874
Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
292-286-302--880
Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
280-293-289--862
SEC Championships (Killen, Ala.)
301-304-300--905
The Maxwell Intercollegiate (Ardmore, Okla.)
320-295-300--915
NCAA East Regional (Moosic, Pa.)
303-300-297--900
Oct.22-23
Oct. 29-30
Feb.11-12
Feb.18-19
Mar. 11-12
Mar.23-24
Apr. 6-7
Apr. 19-21
May 9-10
May 16-18
Tournament/Opponent
The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
288-288-289--865
2nd/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.)
283-289-296--868
1st/15
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville)
287-278-276--841
7th/15
Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
292-285-292--869
1st/12
Rice Intercollegiate (Katy, Texas)
291-290-281--862
2nd/15 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.)
307-290-277--874
4th/15
Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.)
298-291-301--890
9th/15
Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
292-288-300--880
1st/18
Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
283-272-286--841
7th/12
SEC Championships (Sea Islands, Ga.)
296-285-300--881
11th/13 Atlanta Intercollegiate (Atlanta, Ga.)
300-304-292--896
13th-t/27 NCAA East Regional (Atlanta, Ga.)
294-310-300--904
2002-03- Won 126 Lost 98 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Sept 14-15 7th/14
Sept. 27-28 17th/18
2000-01- Won 84 Lost 96 Tie 5
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 9-10 11th/14 The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
290-288-304--882
Sept. 18-19 3rd/14
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
292-286-286--864
Oct. 6-8 9th-t/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.)
292-291-313--896
Oct. 16-17 9th/15
Gary Koch Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.)
301-304-306--911
Oct. 30-31 10th/15 Country Club of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.)
292-289-301--892
Feb 12-13 2nd/16 Beau Rivage College Classic (Gulfport, Miss.)
296-301-301--898
Feb 19-20 7th-t/15 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate (Jacksonville, Fla.)
284-299-290--872
Mar. 12-13 1st/15
Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate (Lafayette, La.)
279-293--572
Mar. 24-25 12th/15 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
305-292-291--888
M. 31-A. 1 8th/15
Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
288-294-290--872
Apr. 20-22 6th/12
SEC Championships (Sea Island, Ga.)
289-292-298--879
May 10-11 9th/ 9
Atlanta Intercollegiate (Atlanta, Ga.)
310-321-312--943
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
NCAA West Regional (Corvallis, Ore.)
302-309-310--921
Oct. 14-15 5th/15
Oct.21-22 2nd/14
Nov. 4-5
2nd/19
Feb. 10-11 5th/9
Feb.17-18 8th/15
Mar. 3-4
8th-t/17
Mar. 10-11 5th/15
Mar.23-24 13th/15
Apr. 12-13 5th/15
Apr. 25-27 4th/12
May 15-19 4th/27
May 28-30 23rd/30
Tournament/Opponent
The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
291-290-306--887
Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.)
295-296-303--894
Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.)
283-289--572
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville)
276-284-282--842
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate (Kahuku, Hawaii)
279-294-288--861
Tulane Invitational (New Orleans, La.)
308-294-296--898
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.)
287-298-292--877
USC Southwestern Invitational (Los Angeles, Calif.)
287-293-288--868
Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.)
282-293-288--863
Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
290-296-297--883
North Carolina State Invitational (Raleigh, N.C.)
284-285-286--855
SEC Championships (Sea Islands, Ga.)
289-288-293--870
NCAA East Regional (Yale, Conn.)
281-291-291--863
NCAA Championships (Stillwater, Okla.)
320-310-295--925
2003-04- Won 99 Lost 87 Tie 2
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sep. 13-14 11th/18 Bank of Tennessee/Ridges Inter. (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
Oct. 3-5
9th-t/18
Oct. 20-21 3rd/15
O. 31-N. 2 3rd12
J. 31-F. 1
6th/15
Feb. 8-10 6th/18
Mar. 1-2
8th/17
Mar. 8-9
7th-t/15
Mar. 20-21 14th/15
Apr. 9-10 7th/15
Apr. 16-18 6th/12
May 20-22 18th/27
288-294-308--890
Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.)
303-294-284--881
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville)
284-282-290--856
Landfall Tradition (Wilmington, N.C.)
296-291-281--868
Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
289-287-297--873
Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
303-299-289--891
Cleveland Golf Collegaite Champ. (Los Angeles, Calif.)
279-303-294--876
Louisiana Classics (Lafayette, La.)
307-287-298--892
Schenkel/E-Z Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
295-290-308--893
Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate (Cary, N.C.)
299-289-284--872
SEC Championships (Sea Island, Ga.)
283-296-289--868
NCAA East Regional (Yale, Conn.)
297-292-302--891
2004-05- Won 121 Lost 59 Tie 4
Date
Finish
Sept. 11-12 1st/15
Oct. 11-12
Oct. 18-19
Nov. 5-7
Feb. 5-6
Feb. 20-22
F. 28-M. 1
Mar. 6-8
Mar. 19-20
Apr. 8-9
Apr. 15-17
May 19-21
June 1-4
Tournament/Opponent
Bank of Tennessee/Ridges Inter. (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
282-292-280--854
5th/15
Gary Koch Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.)
304-301-282--887
1st/15
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
284-285-284--853
15th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.)
303-315-294--912
11th/15 Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)
290-301-295--886
5th-t/15 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Champ. (Jacksonville, Fla.)
291-305-290--886
1st/15
Ashworth Collegiate Invitational (Los Angeles, Calif.)
284-279-289--852
Indv. Only Hyatt Plantation Club Interc. (Dorado, Puerto Rico)
3rd-t/15 Schenkel/E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
290-288-304--882
9th-t/15 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate (Cary, N.C.)
287-293--580
5th/12
SEC Championships (Sea Island, Ga.)
298-298-293--889
2nd/ 27 NCAA East Regional Sea Island, Ga.
282-276-279--837
11th/15 NCAA Championships (Owings Mills, Md.)
279-288-313-290--1177
2005-06- Won 77 Lost 83 Tie 1
Date
Finish
Sept. 12-13 1st/14
Tournament/Opponent
Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions (Knoxville, Tenn.)
268-278-272--818
Sept. 26-27 2nd/15 Shoal Creek Intercollegiate (Birmingham, Ala.)
285-285-294--864
Oct. 15-16 9th/15
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Johnson City, Tenn.)
295-294-292--881
Nov. 4-6 7th-t/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.)
300-293-287--880
Feb. 5-7 8th/15
Mercedes-Benz Coll. Champ. (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.)
313-301-302--916
Feb. 27-28 7th/15
Ashworth Collegiate Invit. (Westlake Village, Calif.)
296-297-287--880
Mar. 18-19 9th/15
Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
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Apr. 1-2
13th/15
Apr. 10-11 12th/13
Apr. 21-23 9th/12
May 18-20 18th/27
297-279-301--877
Administaff Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
293-300-302--895
United States Collegiate Championships (Alpharetta, Ga.)
307-297-309--913
SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.)
286-290-299--875
NCAA East Regional (Orlando, Fla.)
310-293-298--901
2006-07- Won 142 Lost 58 Tie 3
SEC Champions
Date
Finish
Sept. 15-17 7th/18
Tournament/Opponent
Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga)
290-281-288--859
Sept. 25-26 2nd/15 Shoal Creek Intercollegiate (Birmingham, Ala.)
290-297-288--875
Oct. 14-15 1st/15
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
294-290-285--869
Oct. 22-24 8th/18
Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational (Orlando, Fla.)
293-298-309--900
Jan. 29-30 4th/15
Ping Arizona Intercollegiate (Tuscon, Ariz.)
281-279-281--841
Feb. 18-20 9th/15
John Hayt Collegiate Invit. (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.)
313-302-294--909
Mar. 5-6 3rd/15
USC Collegiate Invitational (Westlake Village, Calif.)
284-290-294--858
Mar. 17-18 10th/18 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
297-302-291--890
M. 30-A. 1 5th/18
Administaff ASU Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
283-294-286--863
Apr. 20-22 1st/12
SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.)
300-283-285--869
May 17-19 5th/27
NCAA Central Regional (Sugar Grove,Ill.)
314-289-301--904
M. 30-J. 2 16th/30 NCAA Championships (Willamsburg, Va.)
284-287-280--851
2007-08- Won 121 Lost 47 Tie 3
Date
Finish
Tournament/Opponent
Sept. 14-16 7th-t/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.)
292-300-291--883
S. 30- O. 1 8th/12 Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational (Chicago, Ill.)
289-302-293--885
Oct. 12-14 5th-t/15 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Jonesborough, Tenn.)
290-278-290--858
Oct. 28-30 5th/16 Calloway Golf Collegiate Match Play Championships
Nov. 5-7 1st/21 Turtle Bay Intercollegiate (Kahuku, Hawaii)
264-275-261--800
Jan. 28-29 1st/16 PING/Arizona Intercollegiate (Tuscon, Ariz.)
272-277-283--832
Feb. 17-19 3rd-t/15 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.)
291-300-295--886
Mar. 3-4 2nd/14 USC Collegiate Invitational (Westlake Village, Calif.)
218-286-285--889
Mar. 14-16 4th/18 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.)
282-289-294--865
April 4-6 10th/18 Administaff/ASU Invitational (Augusta, Ga.)
299-282--581
April 18-20 6th/12 SEC Championships (Sea Island, Ga.)
296-287-298--881
May 15-17 11th/27 NCAA Central Regional (Columbus, Ohio)
301-300-301--902
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER RECORDS
18-HOLE RECORDS
54-HOLE RECORDS
62
Player
David Holmes
Season
2007-Fa
Player
Robin Wingardh
Season
2007-Fa
Player
Eric Rebmann
Stuart Smith
Chris Paisley
Charlie Ford
Season
1985-Sp
1981-Fa
2007-Fa
2007-Fa
Player
Andrew Black
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Rusty Gregory
John Hamarik
David Skinns
Chris Paisley
Season
1999-Fa
1983-Sp
1968-Sp
1979-Sp
2002-Fa
2007-Fa
Player
Andrew Black
Andrew Black
Lloyd Campbell
Tom Carr
Tom Carr
Boomer Erick
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jimmy Johnston
Ross McGowan
Jonathan Mount
Ian Parnaby
Chris Paisley
Philip Pettitt
Philip Pettitt
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
David Skinns
David Skinns
Charlie Ford
Chris Paisley
Season
2001-Fa
2001-Sp
2005-Fa
1988-Sp
1987-Fa
1994-Fa
1983-Sp
1989-Sp
2002-Sp
2005-Fa
2001-Fa
2005-Fa
2005-Fa
2005-Fa
1986-Sp
1985-Sp
2001-Fa
2002-Sp
2007-Fa
2007-Fa
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd
200
Player
Charlie Ford
Season
2007-Fa
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
70-64-66 Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
Player
Lloyd Campbell
Philip Pettitt
Season
2005-Fa
2005-Fa
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
66-67-68 Tournament of Champions
66-69-66 Tournament of Champions
Player
Chris Paisley
Robin Wingardh
Season
2007-Fa
2007-Fa
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
66-71-65 Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
63-70-69 Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
Player
David Skinns
Season
2002-Sp
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
66-67-70 Augusta State Invitational
Player
David Holmes
Season
2007-Fa
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
68-74-62 Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
Player
Tommy McGinnis
Jonathan Mount
Eric Rebmann
David Skinns
Philip Pettitt
Season
1968-Sp
2005-Fa
1985-Sp
2002-Fa
2007-Fa
Score
68-67-70
66-69-70
75-66-64
68-67-70
67-70-68
Player
Chris Paisley
Chris Paisley
Season
2007-Sp
2007-Fa
Score
Tournament or Opponent/Round
71-68-67 PING/Arizona Intercollegiate
70-64-72 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
Player
Andrew Black
Andrew Black
Boomer Erick
Mike Sposa
Season
2002-Sp
1999-Fa
1994-Fa
1990-Sp
Score
72-66-69
69-73-65
66-68-73
71-69-67
Player
Lennie Cole
Jamie Neher
Ian Parnaby
Philip Pettitt
John Scott Rattan
Jake Reeves
Brandon Skeen
Stuart Smith
Season
1983-Sp
1996-Sp
2001-Fa
2004-Fa
2002-Fa
1990-Fa
2003-Fa
1981-Fa
Score
69-68-71
70-71-67
66-71-71
69-72-67
69-70-69
73-68-67
70-69-69
75-69-64
63
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st
64
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Chris Schenkel Invitational/3rd
Augusta College Invitational/3rd
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate/1st
Turtle Bay Intercollegaite/2nd
201
202
65
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Tournament of Champions/3rd
Gator Invitational/2nd
Kentucky
Southern Junior-Senior Invitational/2nd
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd
203
204
66
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Tournament of Champions/3rd
Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational/2nd
Tournament of Champions/1st
Chris Schenkel Invitational/1st
Southern Intercollegiate/1st
Tennessee Tournament of Champions/1st
Furman Invitational/2nd
ImperiaLakes Classic/3rd
Atlanta Intercollegiate/3rd
Tournament of Champions/1st
Tournament of Champions/1st
Tournament of Champions/3rd
Tournament of Champions/1st
Tournament of Champions/3rd
Furman Invitational/2nd
Chris Schenkel Invitational/2nd
Tournament of Champions/2nd
Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational/1st
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st
205
Tournament or Opponent/Round
SEC Championships
Tournament of Champions
Chris Schenkel Invitational
Tournament of Champions
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
206
207
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Augusta State Invitational
Tournament of Champions
Tenn. Tournament of Champions
Southeastern Intercollegiate
208
Tournament or Opponent/Round
Gator Invitational
Rice University Intercollegiate
Tournament of Champions
Ridges Intercollegiate
Tournament of Champions
Tenn. Tournament of Champions
Tournament of Champions
Augusta College Invitational
Charlie Ford added his name to the UT record books with the lowest
three-round score (200) in UT golf history at the Turtle Bay Intercollegiate.
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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TOURNAMENT HISTORY
TENNESSEE TEAM WINS
Year
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1976
1980
1981
1982
1983
1987
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2001
2002
2004
2005
2006
2007
Tournament
Volunteer Classic
Red Fox Invitational
Fox Den Invitational
Major College Invitational
Daytona Beach Invitational
Red Fox Invitational
Etowah College Invitational
Daytona Beach Invitational
Major College Invitational
Major College Invitational
Opryland Classic
Collegiate Masters
Southeastern Intercollegiate
SEC Championships
Furman Invitational
Eastern Kentucky Invitational
Furman Invitational
Wildcat Classic
South Florida Invitational
Springbrook Intercollegiate
SEC Championships
Coca-Cola TOC
Country Club of La. Intercoll.
Rice University Intercollegiate
The Crown Classic
Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate
Coca-Cola TOC
Rice Intercollegiate
Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
Coca-Cola TOC
Ashworth Invitational
Coca-Cola TOC
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
SEC Championships
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
Site
Knoxville
Tyron, N.C.
Knoxville
Knoxville
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Tyron, N.C.
Etowah Valley, N.C.
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Knoxville
Knoxville
Nashville
Knoxville
Montgomery, Ala.
Augusta, S.C.
Greenville, S.C.
Richmond, Ky.
Greenville, S.C.
Lexington, Ky.
Tampa, Fla.
Niota
Jackson, Miss.
Knoxville
Baton Rouge, La.
Monterrey, Mexico
Lufkin, Texas
Lafayette, La.
Knoxville
Katy, Texas
Augusta, Ga.
Jonesborough, Tenn.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Jonesborough, Tenn.
Sea Island, Ga.
Kahuku, Hawaii
TENNESSEE INDIVIDUAL WINS
Year
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1980
1981
1983
1985
1987
1988
1990
1992
1994
1995
1996
1996
1998
1999
2002
2004
2005
2007
The Vols claimed their second Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate title at The
Ridges in 2007. The Vols shot a 294-290-285--869 to win the tournament by
one stroke over ETSU.
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Winner
George Cadle
Mickey Mabry
George Cadle
Mac McCormick
Mike Mills
Mickey Mabry
Mickey Mabry
Mickey Mabry
Mike Mills
John Powell
Ricky Gregg
John Powell
Ricky Gregg
Kevin Janiga
Stuart Smith
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Stuart Smith
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Walt Chapman
Eric Rebmann
Gibby Gilbert
Gibby Gilbert
Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Jake Reeves
Jamie Neher
Scott Kammann
Jamie Neher
Tim Turpen
Matt McWilliams
Andrew Black
David Skinns
Ian Parnaby
Philip Pettitt
David Skinns
Lloyd Campbell
Philip Pettitt
Jonathan Mount
Chris Paisley
Charlie Ford
Tournament
Score
Volunteer Classic
152
Major College Invitational
221
Red Fox Invitational
69
Daytona Beach Invitational
69
Red Fox Invitational
231
Major College Invitational
220
Furman Invitational
221
SEC Championships
217
Major College Invitational
229
Major College Invitational
182
Read House Invitational
139
Collegiate Masters
219
Opryland Classic
140
Southern Jr./Sr. Invitational
138
Augusta College Invitational
208
Eastern Kentucky Invitational
211
Wildcat Invitational
107
Wildcat Invitational
107
Hilton Head Invitational
215
Chris Schenkel Invitational
205
Tar Heel Invitational
211
Tar Heel Invitational
214
Carpet Capital Classic
209
SEC Championships
210
Tenn. Tournament of Champions
67
Country Club of La. Intercollegiate
213
Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate
209
Rice University Intercollegiate
208
The Nelson
211
Adams Cup of Newport
144
Alabama Spring Invitational
210
Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational
203
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
215
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
208
SEC Championships
210
Coca-Cola TOC
201
Coca-Cola TOC
201
Shoal Creek Intercollegiate
210
Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate
206
Turtle Bay Intercollegiate
200
Mike Sposa, PGA Tour member and former Vol, was the Southeastern
Conference individual champion in 1990, after posting a 54-hole score of 210.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER HONORS
VOL INDIVIDUAL HONORS
1980
1981
1982
1983
1985
1987
1988
1990
1991
1992
1993
1995
2001
2004
2006
2007
Dick von Tacky
Jeff Jones
Dick von Tacky
Dick von Tacky
John Hamarik
John Hamarik
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Estes
Jimmy Johnston
Eric Rebmann
Tom Carr
Tom Carr
Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Mike Tankersley
Mike Emery
Scott Kammann
David Skinns
Lloyd Campbell
Tino Weiss
Ross McGowan
David Skinns
Philip Pettitt
Semifinalist/U.S. Amateur
USA vs. Japan All-Star Game
Winner/Northeast Amateur
Member/Walker Cup Team
Winner/Ohio Amateur
Winner/Chile Open
Winner/Indiana Amateur
Winner/Indiana Amateur
Winner/Indiana Open
Winner/Maryland Amateur
Winner/Tennessee Amateur
Runner-up/U.S. Amateur
Runner-up/NCAA Championships
Winner/Western Amateur
Winner/Dixie Amateur
Quarterfinalist/U.S. Amateur
Member/Walker Cup Team
Winner/Tennessee Amateur
Winner/Monroe Amateur
Quarterfinalist/U.S. Amateur
Fifth at European Amateur
The Open Championship
Member/Swiss World Amateur Team
English Amateur
Member/Mexican Amateur
U.S. Open
ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1987
1988
Mickey Mabry
George Cadle*
Mickey Mabry*
Mickey Mabry
Mac McCormick*
Harry Taylor
Harry Taylor
Ricky Gregg*
Ricky Gregg*
Jim Gallagher Jr.*
Kevin Janiga*
Stuart Smith*
Kevin Janiga
Stuart Smith
John Hamarik*
Jim Gallagher Jr.*
Kevin Janiga*
Stuart Smith*
Stuart Smith
Tad Rhyan*
Eric Rebmann*
Gibby Gilbert Jr.*
Tom Carr
Gibby Gilbert Jr.*
1990
1991
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Steven Smith*
Scott Kammann*
Boomer Erick*
Scott Kammann*
Jamie Neher
Tim Turpen*
Derrick Centers*
Andy Brimer*
David Skinns
Andrew Pratt*
David Skinns
Ian Parnaby*
David Skinns*
John Scott Rattan*
Ross McGowan*
David Skinns
Jonathan Mount*
Philip Pettitt
Charlie Ford*
Chris Paisley*
*Second-Team All-SEC
TEAM AWARDS
Year
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
Most Dedicated
-Dick von Tacky
Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith
Most Improved
-Barrett McGrath
Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith
Jeff Walker
Jeff Golliher
Jeff Walker
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
Tom Carr
-Mike Emery
Dale Thorley
Jorge Rubio
Jorge Rubio
Dale Thorley
Dale Thorley
Tim Turpen
Tim Turpen
Matt McWilliams
Derrick Centers
Matt Gallant
Andrew Pratt
Andrew Pratt
Ian Parnaby
Lloyd Campbell
Philip Pettitt
Guy Jackson
Eric Rebmann
John Chapman
Gibby Gilbert Jr.
Tom Carr
-Kevin Quigley
Mike Tankersley
Mike Emery
Dale Thorley
Scott Kammann
Boomer Erick
Kevin Law
Kevin Law
Ryo Fukami
Andy Brimer
Andrew Pratt
Jason Powell
Andrew Black
J.S. Rattan
J.S. Rattan
Ben Spickard
Leadership
-Ricky Gregg
John Hamarik
John Hamarik
John Hamarik
Kevin Janiga
Jim Gallagher Jr. and
Stuart Smith
Jeff Golliher
Walt Chapman
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
Tom Carr
-Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Donnie Cooper
Dale Thorley
Dale Thorley
Dale Thorley
Boomer Erick
Boomer Erick
Kevin Law
Kevin Law
Derrick Centers
Andrew Pratt
Ian Parnaby
Ian Parnaby
Ross Cox
David Skinns
2006
2007
Charlie Ford
Charlie Ford
Jonathan Mount
Tino Weiss
Philip Pettitt
Philip Pettitt
Marvin Mahan
Ellison MVP
Ricky Gregg
Ricky Gregg
Dick von Tacky
Kevin Janiga
Kevin Janiga
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Stuart Smith
Cecil A Mullins
Scholarship
-Jim Brannen
Mike Keliher
Mike Keliher
Kevin Janiga
Kevin Janiga
Jeff Walker
Rookie of
the Year
-John Hamarik
Kevin Janiga
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Lennie Cole
Walt Chapman
Jim Estes
Jeff Golliher
Walt Chapman
Eric Rebmann
Gibby Gilbert Jr.
Tom Carr
-Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Mike Sposa
Steven Smith
Scott Kammann
Jamie Neher
Jamie Neher
Tim Turpen
Derrick Centers
Derrick Centers
Derrick Centers
Andy Brimer
David Skinns
David Skinns
David Skinns
Ross McGowan and
David Skinns
Jonathan Mount
Charlie Ford
Scott Smith
John O’Bryan
Eric Rebmann
Eric Rebmann
Sam Maynard
-Donnie Cooper
Dale Thorley
Dale Thorley
Dale Thorley
Boomer Erick
Dale Thorley
Boomer Erick
Boomer Erick
Ryo Fukami
Ryo Fukami
Jimmy White
Simon Fitton
Brandon Skeen
Clint Cromwell
Brandon Skeen
Tino Weiss
Scott Smith
Gibby Gilbert Jr.
John Chapman
Tom Carr
Mike Sposa
-Jake Reeves
Tommy Johnston
Steven Smith
Jamie Neher
Boomer Erick
Kevin Law
Kevin Kinser
Derrick Centers
Matt McWilliams
Andrew Black
Andrew Pratt
Brandon Skeen
David Skinns
-Ross Cox
Philip Pettitt
John Brannen
Tino Weiss
Chris Paisley
David Holmes
The Most Valuable Player award is given in honor of former Vol golfer Marvin Mahan Ellison.
No awards were given following the 1989 season
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
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VOLUNTEER HONORS/ALL-AMERICA
BERT GREENE
GEORGE CADLE
1964, 1965 third team
MICKEY MABRY
KEVIN JANIGA
JOHN HAMARIK
STUART SMITH
1971 honorable mention 1972 honorable mention 1980 honorable mention 1981 honorable mention
JIM GALLAGHER JR.
TOM CARR
1980 honorable mention
1982 honorable mention
1988 third team
MIKE SPOSA
DAVID SKINNS
1990 third team
2002 second team
1991 honorable mention 2003 honorable mention
2005 third team
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
1982 third team
1983 second team
ROSS MCGOWAN
CHARLIE FORD
2005 third team
2006 honorable mention
VOLS IN THE WALKER CUP
Every two years 10 of the finest amateurs in the U.S. take on the 10 best
amateurs Great Britain and Ireland have to offer. Two-time All-America Mike
Sposa was picked for the 1991 Walker Cup Team. Sposa played in three of the
four matches and won two.
Former Vol Dick von Tacky was a member of the 1981 team.
TOM CARR
ERIC REBMANN
MASON RUDOLPH
Runner-up
1988 NCAA
Championships
Runner-up
1987 U.S. Amateur
4th-1965
Masters
SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
DICK VON TACKY
MIKE SPOSA
JIM GALLAGHER JR.
JIMMY JOHNSTON
STEPHEN SMITH
DAVID SKINNS
1988
1991
2002
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Jim Gallagher Jr. holds the distinction of being the
most highly decorated golfer in UT history. Gallagher
has won five PGA Tour victories including the 1993
Tour Championship. He played on the 1994
President’s Cup team (3-1), and was also a member of
the 1993 U.S. Ryder Cup Team where he defeated
Seve Ballesteros to seal the U.S. victory. Gallagher is
126th on the PGA Tour career money list, with earnings of $5,949,495. The Gallagher family was selected
as the National Golf Family in 1995 by the PGA of
America.
JIM GALLAGHER JR.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Year
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
Team
Champion
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
Georgia
LSU
LSU
LSU
LSU
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
LSU
LSU
Florida
Florida
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
LSU
Score
614
608
604
601
616
597
604
633
303
303
1200
579
591
586
576
575
591
590
593
583
573
1961
1962
1963
Georgia
Georgia
Georgia
570
1170
589
1964
Georgia
1965
Georgia
1966
LSU
1967
LSU
1968
Florida
1969
Georgia
1970
Georgia
1971
Georgia
1972
Georgia
1973
Florida
1974
Florida
1975
Florida
1976
Auburn
1977
Georgia
1978
Georgia
1979
Alabama
1980
TENNESSEE
1981
Auburn
1982
Georgia
1983
*Georgia
1984
Ole Miss
1985
Florida
1986
LSU
1987
LSU
1988
Georgia
1989
Florida
1990
*TENNESSEE
1991
Florida
1992
Florida
1993
Florida
1994
Florida
1995
Arkansas
1996
Miss. State
1997
Miss. State
1998
Georgia
1999
Florida
2000
Georgia
2001
Georgia
2002
Auburn
2003
Florida
2004
Georgia
2005
Kentucky
2006
Georgia
2007
TENNESSEE
*Denotes playoffs
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
581
575
854
872
848
1099
1105
1099
1117
1099
1104
1101
1094
1073
1142
876
884
884
873
881
881
868
871
869
854
874
866
860
876
847
860
855
858
879
567
901
852
841
857
856
849
875
827
869
Individual
Champion
Vincent D’Antoni, Tulane
Henry Castillo, LSU
Sonny Swift, Georgia
Henry Castillo, LSU
Earl Stewart, LSU
Arnold Blum, Georgia
George Hamer, Georgia
Joe Moore, LSU
Albert Swann, Ga. Tech
Hal Spears, Georgia
John Owens, Kentucky
Griffin Moody, Georgia
Bobby Hill, Alabama
Eddie Merrins, LSU
Eddie Merrins, LSU
Lester Kelly, Georgia
Dave Ragan, Florida
Tom Aaron, Florida
Tom Aaron, Florida
Bob Moser, Georgia
Doug Essig, LSU
Cobby Ware, Georgia
Howell Fraser, LSU
David Boyd, Georgia
Jim Gabrielsen, Georgia
Jack Oliver, Georgia
Bert Greene, Tennessee
B.R. McLendon, LSU
B.R. McLendon, LSU
B.R. McLendon, LSU
Steve Melnyk, Florida
Vaughn Moise, LSU
Tommy Valentine, Georgia
Jimmy McQuillian, UF
Mickey Mabry, Tennessee
Gary Koch, Florida
*Gary Koch, Florida
Phil Hancock, Florida
Phil Hancock, Florida
Sam Trahan, Florida
Larry Rinker, Florida
*Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU
Rick Pearson, Florida
John Salamone, LSU
Randy Watkins, Mississippi
*Dave Peege, Mississippi
*Emlyn Aubrey, LSU
Peter Persons, Georgia
Chip Sullivan, Mississippi
David Toms, LSU
Lan Gooch, Mississippi
*Chris DiMarco, Florida
Mike Sposa, Tennessee
Jimmy Green, Auburn
*Brian Gay, Florida
Guy Hill, Florida
Brian Gay, Florida
Bud Still, Arkansas
Graham Davidson, Miss. St.
Bryant MacKellar, Auburn
Eric Ecker, S. Carolina
Camilo Benedetti, Florida
Roland Thatcher, Auburn
Bryant Odom, Georgia
Camilo Benedetti, Florida
Brett Stegmaier, Florida
Brendon Todd, Georgia
David Skinns, Tennessee
Brett Stegmaier, Florida
Patton Kizzire, Auburn
Score
1 up
3 and 2
1 up
140
142
140
145
145
73
71
291
288
290
286
284
281
284
287
287
279
283
283
281
287
141
141
141
282
210
212
204
212
213
215
217
212
214
214
207
209
222
212
215
211
211
213
213
213
210
205
209
215
210
205
211
206
213
206
205
210
136
218
208
207
210
203
207
210
205
211
THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
A pioneer in the integration of higher education and athletic competition, the
Southeastern Conference stands at the fore front of intercollegiate athletics in the
opening years of the 21st century.
Since its formation in 1933, the SEC achieved both stature and stability by designating governing/voting power to the presidents of the member institutions. They
have determined the policies of the conference and through the years this involvement has been the principal source of strength in the evolution of the SEC.
Faced with the task of conference realignment after competing with 10 members since 1966, the SEC welcomed the University of Arkansas on Aug. 1, 1990,
and the University of South Carolina on Sept. 25, 1990. Joining charter members
Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi
State, Tennessee and Vanderbilt, on July 1, 1991, Arkansas and South Carolina
became the first schools added in conference history.
The first SEC champions were crowned in 1933 in baseball, basketball, football and outdoor track. The league’s inaugural championship event was a basketball tournament in Atlanta Feb. 24-28, 1933. Records show the first men’s team
title for cross country was awarded in 1935, while golf and swimming were added
in 1937. The league later began hosting championships in tennis (1953) and
indoor track (1957).
Last year, the SEC continued to solidify its position as the nation’s premier
intercollegiate athletic conference by capturing seven NCAA team titles during
the 2006-07 academic year.
The SEC produced national championships in men’s tennis (Georgia), football
(Florida), women’s outdoor track and field (Auburn), men’s swimming and diving (Auburn) and women’s swimming and diving (Auburn), men’s basketball
(Florida), women’s basketball (Tennessee) and gymnastics (Georgia).
The SEC currently regulates nine men’s sports and 11 women’s sports: Men baseball, basketball, football, golf, swimming, tennis and track (cross country,
indoor and outdoor). Women - basketball, golf, gymnastics, soccer, softball,
swimming, tennis, track (cross country, indoor and outdoor) and volleyball.
SEC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
BERT GREENE
MICKEY MABRY
1964
141 (36 holes)
1972
217 (54 holes)
MIKE SPOSA
DAVID SKINNS
1990
210 (54 holes)
2005
210 (54 holes)
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SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEC CHAMPIONS
THREE VOLS FINISH IN TOP 10
TO LEAD UT TO FIRST SEC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
The 1980 SEC Championships saw the Vols take
home the first SEC title in schol history. Tennessee
claimed top honors with a scorecard of 290-293-301—
884 at West Lake Country Club in Augusta, Ga.
Jim Gallagher Jr. and Stuart Smith led UT, tying for
fifth. Gallagher fired a 73-72-75—220, while Smith
had a 69-75-76—220.
Kevin Janiga rounded out the Vol participants in the
top 10, tying for seventh with a 75-71-75—221. John
Hamarick fired a 74-75-75—224 to finish 12th, while
Jeff Jones carded a 74-80-76—230 to end the tournament tied for 25th.
Tennessee claimed first place honors with a seven
stroke victory over Auburn (891). Florida (892),
Georgia (895) and defending SEC champion Alabama
(899) rounded out the top five finishers.
1980 SEC Champions
VOLS SWEEP SEC GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tennessee claimed its second conference title in 1990
with a 294-291-281—866 playoff victory over Florida
at Annadale Golf Club in Jackson, Miss.
UT’s Mike Sposa made it a clean sweep for the Vols
as he claimed individual medalist honors with a 71-7069—210. Sposa sank a putt for birdie on the 18th hole
to give him a one shot victory over Florida’s Jeff
Barlow.
Mike Gair joined Sposa in the top 10, finishing tied
for 6th. Gair fired a 75-73-68—216. Mike Emery was
next for the Vols with a 71-74-73—218 to finish in a tie
for 12th.
Jake Reeves and Kevin Quigley rounded out
Tennessee’s competitors, tying for 18th and 42nd,
respectively. Reeves shot a 77-74-71—222, while
Quigley turned in a 78-75-77—230.
Head coach Mike Malarkey received his third coach
of the year honor after leading the Vols to the SEC
championship.
VOLS CLAIM THIRD SEC TITLE
1990 SEC Champions
In 2007, the Tennessee men's golf team won its first
SEC championship in 17 years, holding off Alabama
by two strokes.
It was the first championship under ninth-year coach
Jim Kelson. Tennessee finished 300-283-285--869.
Three players finished in the top 10 for the Vols, led by
sophomore Chris Paisley and senior Tino Weiss,
Paisley fired a 76-70-69--215, Weiss shot a 74-70-71-215.
Junior Charlie Ford came in eighth at 7 over par,
wrapping up his third top-10 finish of the season with
54-hole total of 217.
Philip Pettitt tied for 23rd place at 12 over par after
firing 76-72-74--222. Freshman David Holmes finished the tournament in 59th place after shooting 8179-82--242.
Head coach Jim Kelson recieved his first coach of
the year honors after leading the Vols to the title.
2007 SEC Champions
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2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
NCAA CHAMPIONS
NCAA EAST REGIONAL QUALIFIERS
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
1990
Mike Sposa, Mike Gair, Jake Reeves,
Mike Emery and Donnie Cooper (12th of
30).
1968
Jeff Thompson, Rusty Gregory, Charlie
Taylor, Jim Rusher and Doug Kennedy
(21st)
1991
Mike Sposa (Qualified as an individual).
1972
1992
Rusty Brown, Jorge Rubio, Mike Emery,
Steven Smith and Jake Reeves (18th of
22).
Mac McCormick, Clark Mozur, Coy
Mabry, Mickey Mabry and Mike Mills
(13th)
1980
Jamie Neher, Scott Kammann, Dale
Thorley, Steven Smith and Jake Reeves
(13th of 22).
Kevin Janiga, Stuart Smith, John
Hamarik, Jim Gallagher Jr. and Jeff Jones
(6th of 30)
1981
Jamie Neher, Dale Thorley, Boomer
Erick, Scott Kammann and Lans Slack
(7th-t of 21)
Stuart Smith, Kevin Janiga, John
Hamarik, Jim Gallagher Jr. and Jeff
Walker (7th-t of 30)
1982
Keith Blythe, Tim Turpen, Kevin Law,
Boomer Erick and Jamie Neher (9th-t of
23)
Stuart Smith, Kevin Janiga, Jim Gallagher
Jr., Jeff Golliher and Walt Chapman (22nd
of 31)
1995
Boomer Erick, Derrick Centers, Tim
Turpen, Kevin Law and Keith Blythe (7th
of 23)
Scott Kammann, Boomer Erick, Dale
Thorley, Lans Slack and Jamie Neher
(16th-t of 30)
1996
Andrew Pratt, Derrick Centers, Ian
Parnaby, Matt Gallant and Andrew Black
(13th of 27)
Tim Turpen, Kevin Law, Jamie Neher,
Boomer Erick and Keith Blythe (23rd of
30)
1997
Tim Turpen, Boomer Erick, Derrick
Centers, Keith Blythe and Kevin Law
(28th of 30)
1993
1995*
1996*
1997*
2000
2001
Andy Brimer, Andrew Black, Andrew
Pratt, Jason Powell and Brandon Skeen
(21st of 27)
2003
Andrew Black, Ross McGowan, Andrew
Pratt, David Skinns and Jimmy White
(13th-t of 27)
Ross McGowan, Ian Parnaby, Andrew
Pratt, John Scott Rattan, and David
Skinns (23rd of 30)
2005
2003*
Ross McGowan, Ian Parnaby, Andrew
Pratt, John Scott Rattan, and David
Skinns (4th of 27)
Ross McGowan, Philip Pettitt, John Scott
Rattan, David Skinns, Ben Spickard
(11th-t of 30)
2007
2004
Ross Cox, Ross McGowan, John Scott
Rattan, David Skinns and Tino Weiss
(18th of 27)
Charlie Ford, David Holmes, Chris
Paisley, Philip Pettitt, Tino Weiss
(16th of 30)
2005*
Ross McGowan, Philip Pettitt, John Scott
Rattan, David Skinns, Ben Spickard (2nd
of 27)
2006
Tino Weiss, Ben Spickard, Charlie Ford,
Jonathan Mount, Chris Paisley (18th of
27)
2007*
Charlie Ford, David Holmes, Chris
Paisley, Philip Pettitt, Tino Weiss (5th of
27)
2002
NCAA INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANTS
1967
1969
1970
1971
1973
1974
1976
1977
1978
1983
1985
1988
2000
Jeff Thompson
Tommy McGinnis
Mickey Mabry
George Cadle
Mac McCormick
Harry Taylor
Ricky Gregg
Ricky Gregg
Ricky Gregg
Stuart Smith
Eric Rebmann
Tom Carr, Runner-up
Andrew Pratt
Tom Carr finished runnerup at the 1998 NCAA
Championships.
*Qualified for NCAA Championships.
Ross McGowan led the Volunteers at the
2005 NCAA Championships finishing
in a tie for seventh place overall.
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
John Scott Rattan saved his best for the postseason
recording his best finish of the year (8th) at the
2005 NCAA East Regional.
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TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
COCA-COLA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL
Lowest Round
64—Nick Rousey, Alabama, 2001, 2nd round
TEAM
Lowest Round
268—Tennessee, 2005, 1st round
Lowest Round (By a Vol)
65—Andrew Black, 1999, 3rd round
Lowest Round (By Tennessee)
268—2005, 1st round
Lowest Two-Round Score
133—Jonas Blixt, Swedish Jr. Nat’l Team, 2003
133—Lloyd Campbell, Tennessee, 2005
Lowest Two-Round Score
546—Tennessee, 2005
Lowest Three-Round Score
818—Tennessee, 2005
Lowest Three-Round Score
200—Nick Rousey, Alabama, 2001
Lowest Three-Round Score (By A Vol):
201—Lloyd Campbell and Philip Pettitt, 2005
Most Championships
Aron Price, Georgia Southern, 2003 and 2004
Lowest Three-Round Score (By Tennessee)
818—2005
Most Team Titles
Four—Tennessee 1992, 2001, 2004 and 2005
1988
1989
Team Results
1. Wake Forest...................................880
2. TENNESSEE ...............................882
Georgia Tech .................................882
4. Florida ...........................................888
Florida State ..................................888
6. Georgia ..........................................892
7. Southwest Louisiana .....................898
8. Mississippi State............................904
9. ETSU.............................................905
10. N.C. State ......................................909
11. South Florida .................................922
12. Marshall.........................................928
Team Results
1. Georgia ..........................................887
2. ETSU.............................................891
3. Wake Forest...................................894
4. Mississippi State............................895
Virginia..........................................895
6. N.C. State ......................................898
7. Southwest Louisiana .....................906
8. UNLV ............................................909
9. TENNESSEE ...............................914
10. Auburn...........................................924
Alabama ........................................924
12. Florida Southern............................930
Top Individuals
1. *Charlie Rhymer, Georgia Tech....213
2. Tom Carr, Tennessee .....................213
3. Mike Clark, Georgia Tech.............214
4. Matt Peterson, Georgia..................215
5. Roger Winchester, Florida State....216
*won in playoff
Top Individuals
1. *Paul Claxton, Georgia .................217
2. J. Paul Fitzgerald, ETSU...............217
3. Chris Dibble, ETSU ......................218
4. Tim Dunlavey, Virginia .................220
5-t. Kelly Mitchum, N.C. State............221
5-t. Eoghan O’Connell, Wake Forest...221
*won in playoff
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BEST FINISH (VOL TEAM):
1st—1992, 285 (only one round due to rain)
1st—2005, 818
1st—2001, 841
Lowest Two-Round Score (By Tennessee)
546—2005
Lowest Two-Round Score (By A Vol)
133—Lloyd Campbell, 2005
Tennessee Scores
2. Tom Carr .......................................213
6-t. Jimmy Johnston.............................219
19-t. Mike Gair ......................................224
25-t. Mike Sposa....................................226
51-t. Gibby Gilbert.................................235
51-t. Donnie Cooper..............................235
TENNESSEE FINISHES
Best Individual Finish
1st—Jake Reeves, 1992, 67 (rain shortened)
1st—Lloyd Campbell, 2005, 201
1st—Philip Pettitt, 2005, 201
Tennessee Scores
8-t. Mike Sposa....................................223
36-t. Mike Gair ......................................231
36-t. Donnie Cooper ..............................231
43-t. Jake Reeves ...................................234
47-t. Mike Emery...................................235
1990
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Team Results
Central Florida...............................855
TENNESSEE ...............................862
UNLV ............................................863
Auburn...........................................864
Georgia ..........................................865
LSU ...............................................867
Tulsa ..............................................868
SMU ..............................................869
Mississippi State............................871
Furman ..........................................876
Duke ..............................................878
South Carolina...............................880
ETSU.............................................881
Virginia..........................................883
Florida Southern............................894
Top Individuals
1. *Jimmy Green, Auburn .................208
2. Jake Reeves, Tennessee.................208
3-t. Tony Dupre, Tulsa.........................212
3-t. Hub Goyen, UNLV .......................212
3-t. Malcolm Joseph, Central Florida ..212
3-t. Frank Langham, Georgia ..............212
*won in playoff
Tennessee Scores
2. Jake Reeves ...................................208
7-t. Mike Sposa....................................213
39-t. Mike Gair ......................................221
51-t. Rusty Brown..................................224
51-t. Donnie Cooper ..............................224
1991
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
15.
Team Results
Auburn...........................................869
Georgia ..........................................880
Southern Methodist .......................882
Virginia..........................................887
Duke ..............................................888
TENNESSEE ...............................888
Alabama ........................................890
Tulsa ..............................................891
South Carolina...............................892
ETSU.............................................895
Florida Southern............................897
Mississippi State............................899
Memphis State...............................903
Georgia Southern...........................903
Furman ..........................................907
Top Individuals
1. Tommy Druhan, Auburn................211
2. Jimmy Green, Auburn ...................213
3. David Kirkpatrick, Alabama .........215
4. Jon Wallace, ETSU .......................216
*won in playoff
Tennessee Scores
10-t. Jake Reeves ...................................219
17-t. Donnie Cooper..............................220
40-t. Mike Emery...................................227
51-t. Steven Smith .................................229
56-t. Tommy Johnston ...........................230
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
1992
Team Results
1. TENNESSEE ...............................285
2. Southern Methodist .......................288
3. Auburn...........................................289
4. Virginia..........................................291
N.C. State ......................................291
6. LSU ...............................................293
7. Furman ..........................................294
8. Florida Southern............................296
9. Tulsa ..............................................297
10. Duke ..............................................299
11. Georgia ..........................................300
12. South Carolina...............................302
13. ETSU.............................................305
14. Mississippi State............................307
15. Georgia Southern...........................316
Only one round due to rain.
Top Individuals
1. Jake Reeves, Tennessee...................67
2-t. Christian
Chernock,
Southern
Methodist.................................................70
2-t. Mike Cloer, Florida Southern .........70
2-t. Joey Davis, Auburn .........................70
2-t. Todd Ormsby, N.C. State ................70
2-t. Mark Slawter, N.C. State ................70
2-t. Scott Sterling, LSU .........................70
Tennessee Scores
1. Jake Reeves .....................................67
8-t. Dale Thorley....................................71
16-t. Jamie Neher.....................................73
24-t. Steven Smith ...................................74
34-t. Scott Kammann ...............................75
1993
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Team Results
Alabama ........................................872
ETSU.............................................874
Auburn...........................................877
Southern California .......................880
TENNESSEE ...............................883
Florida State ..................................883
Tulsa ..............................................890
Florida Southern............................895
Furman ..........................................897
Mississippi State............................898
Georgia ..........................................899
Texas A&M ...................................908
N.C. State ......................................910
South Carolina...............................912
Georgia Southern...........................917
1.
2.
3-t.
3-t.
5-t.
5-t.
Top Individuals
Keith Rick, Florida State...............212
Garrett Willis, ETSU.....................213
Eric Axley, ETSU.........................214
Morten Olander, Alabama .............214
Brett Boner, Auburn ......................215
Nick Cifelli, Furman .....................215
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tennessee Scores
10. Steven Smith .................................217
11-t. Scott Kammann .............................218
15-t. Dale Thorley..................................219
52-t. Boomer Erick ................................231
60-t. Jason Echols ..................................234
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
1994
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
15.
Team Results
Tulsa ..............................................842
Florida ...........................................847
Auburn...........................................854
TENNESSEE ...............................858
Virginia..........................................863
Southern California .......................868
ETSU.............................................868
Florida Southern............................872
Mississippi State............................878
Florida State ..................................879
Alabama ........................................880
Georgia ..........................................883
South Carolina...............................891
Texas A&M ...................................891
Furman ..........................................896
Top Individuals
1. Simon Cooke, Virginia..................206
2-t. John Dalzell, Tulsa ........................207
2-t. Boomer Erick, Tennessee..............207
2-t. Josh McCumber, Florida ...............207
5. John Curley, Florida Southern ......209
Tennessee Scores
2-t. Boomer Erick ................................207
6-t. Scott Kammann .............................211
29-t. Jamie Neher...................................219
47-t. Dale Thorley..................................223
59-t. Lans Slack .....................................227
1996
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Team Results
ETSU.............................................853
Virginia..........................................856
Auburn...........................................857
LSU ...............................................860
Georgia Tech .................................865
Mississippi State............................865
Alabama ........................................866
TENNESSEE ...............................867
Georgia ..........................................867
Florida Southern............................870
South Carolina...............................871
Mississippi.....................................875
Florida State ..................................887
Central Florida...............................903
Vanderbilt ......................................909
1.
2.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
Top Individuals
Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech ...........206
Bryant MacKellar, Auburn............209
Lewis Chitengwa, Virginia............210
James Driscoll, Virginia ................210
Chad Wellhausen, Miss. State .......210
Jeremy Wilkinson, LSU ................210
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
Tennessee Scores
8-t. Kevin Law .....................................212
32-t. Michael Morrison..........................219
36-t. Tim Turpen ....................................220
41-t. Boomer Erick ................................221
45-t. Dirk Daniel....................................222
1995
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Team Results
ETSU.............................................857
LSU ...............................................859
Virginia..........................................866
Florida State ..................................868
South Carolina...............................868
Alabama ........................................874
Georgia ..........................................875
TENNESSEE ...............................877
Georgia Tech .................................879
Auburn...........................................883
Central Florida...............................888
Florida Southern............................892
Mississippi State............................897
Mississippi.....................................913
Vanderbilt ......................................936
1.
2.
3.
4.
5-t.
5-t.
Top Individuals
Garrett Willis, ETSU.....................205
John Curley, Florida Southern ......207
Keith Nolan, ETSU .......................208
Jay Hobby, Auburn........................209
Simon Cooke, Virginia..................210
Jamie Neher, Tennessee ................210
1.
2.
3.
4.
Tennessee Scores
5-t. Jamie Neher...................................210
26-t. Boomer Erick ................................220
41-t. Dirk Daniel....................................224
47-t. Keith Blythe ..................................226
52-t. Jason Echols ..................................227
1998
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Team Results
N.C. State ......................................844
N. Florida .....................................862
Virginia..........................................868
TENNESSEE ...............................869
ETSU.............................................872
S. California ..................................872
Mississippi.....................................872
Furman ..........................................876
Florida Southern............................883
Mississippi State............................886
LSU ...............................................891
Auburn...........................................893
Arkansas ........................................898
Florida State ..................................905
1.
2.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
Top Individuals
Mark Gauley, N.C. State ...............207
James Bunch, N.C. State...............210
Andy Brimer, Tennessee ...............213
Carl Pettersson, N.C. State............213
Steve Marino, Virginia ..................213
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Tennessee Scores
3-t. Andy Brimer..................................213
12-t. *Matt McWilliams ........................216
23-t. Kevin Law .....................................217
37-t. Ryo Fukami ...................................222
37-t. *Jimmy White ...............................222
42-t. Jason Powell..................................223
47-t. Derrick Centers .............................226
70-t. *Andrew Black..............................235
*competed as an individual
1997
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Team Results
Mississippi State............................852
Georgia ..........................................855
South Carolina...............................856
Florida State ..................................859
N.C. State ......................................859
LSU ...............................................876
Georgia Tech .................................879
Virginia..........................................880
Mississippi.....................................883
Auburn...........................................887
Duke ..............................................887
TENNESSEE ...............................889
Florida Southern............................891
North Florida .................................904
Alabama ........................................929
Top Individuals
1. George McNeill, Florida State ......207
2-t. Chad Wellhausen, Miss. State .......208
2-t. Tim Clark, N.C. State....................208
Tennessee Scores
24-t. Derrick Centers .............................219
37-t. Andy Brimer..................................222
43-t. Kariem Baraka...............................224
43-t. Jimmy White .................................224
51-t. Kevin Law .....................................225
69-t. Ryo Fukami ...................................230
73-t. P. Somsamart .................................231
1999
Team Results
1. *Augusta State...............................859
2. Virginia..........................................859
3. TENNESSEE ...............................865
4. N.C. State ......................................876
5. SE Louisiana .................................878
Ole Miss ........................................878
7. LSU ...............................................879
8. North Florida .................................881
Georgia Southern...........................881
10. Florida State ..................................882
11. Furman ..........................................883
12. Georgia State .................................884
13. South Alabama ..............................885
14. Mississippi State............................887
15. Alabama ........................................891
*won in playoff
Top Individuals
1. *Michael Wolf, Augusta State.......207
2. Andrew Black, Tennessee .............207
3-t. Alex Rocha, Mississippi State ......210
3-t. James Driscoll, Virginia ................210
5. Troy Muller, Ole Miss...................212
*won in playoff
Tennessee Scores
2. Andrew Black................................207
16-t. Andy Brimer..................................218
27-t. Andrew Pratt .................................220
51-t. Derrick Centers .............................225
54-t. Matt Gallant...................................226
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TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS
2000
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
1.
2.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
Team Results
LSU ...............................................851
Virginia..........................................856
TENNESSEE ...............................859
N.C. State ......................................860
Augusta State.................................862
ETSU.............................................865
Auburn ..........................................870
Florida ...........................................875
North Florida .................................880
Florida State ..................................884
Georgia Southern...........................887
Central Florida...............................894
Southern Mississippi .....................904
UT-Chattanooga ............................937
Top Individuals
Alan Morgan, LSU........................209
Jamie Elson, Augusta State ...........210
Andy Brimer, Tennessee................211
Oliver Wilson, Augusta State ........211
David Sanchez, N.C. State ............211
Tennessee Scores
3-t. Andy Brimer..................................211
7-t. Ian Parnaby....................................213
11-t. Andrew Pratt .................................214
22. *Brandon Skeen ............................218
23-t. *Jason Powell................................219
32-t. C. Conrad Prader...........................221
48-t. *Matt Gallant.................................225
48-t. *Jason Harris .................................225
48-t. *Simon Fitton................................225
52-t. *Jimmy White ...............................226
67-t. Andrew Black................................230
*competed as an individual
2001
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
14.
13.
14.
Team Results
TENNESSEE ...............................841
Auburn...........................................844
Alabama ........................................846
Toledo............................................849
College of Charleston....................851
Virginia..........................................854
Georgia State ................................855
Arkansas ........................................856
LSU ...............................................862
Georgia Southern...........................874
Vanderbilt ......................................879
Louisville.......................................891
Florida State ..................................893
Louisiana Lafayette .......................901
Mississippi State............................930
1.
2-t.
2-t.
2-t.
5.
Top Individuals
Nick Rousey, Alabama ..................200
Kevin Haefner, Auburn .................207
Kyle Bradley, Charleston ..............207
Kevin O’Connell, Virginia ............207
Ian Parnaby, Tennessee .................208
50
Tennessee Scores
5-t. Ian Parnaby....................................208
10-t. David Skinns .................................211
14-t. *Ross McGowan ...........................212
16-t. Andrew Black................................213
26-t. Andrew Pratt .................................215
31-t. Jimmy White .................................217
42-t. *Jason Powell................................220
*competed as an individual
2002
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
14.
13.
Team Results
Georgia ..........................................840
TENNESSEE ...............................842
Vanderbilt ......................................854
College of Charleston....................854
East Tennessee State......................863
LSU ...............................................870
UNC Wilmington .........................870
South Alabama ..............................872
Georgia State .................................877
Virginia Commonwealth ...............879
Florida State ..................................882
Tulane ............................................891
Mississippi State............................898
UT Chattanooga ............................904
1.
2.
3.
4.
Top Individuals
Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt..........204
David Skinns, Tennessee...............205
Bruce McDonald, CofC ................206
Kevin Kisner, Georgia...................207
Tennessee Scores
2. David Skinns .................................205
5-t. John-Scott Rattan ..........................208
12-t. Ian Parnaby....................................214
17-t. Lawrence Dodd .............................215
19. *Brandon Skeen ............................216
37-t. *Ross McGowan ...........................221
44-t. *Chris Robinson............................223
64-t. Andrew Pratt .................................228
76. *Clint Cromwell............................236
*competed as an individual
2003
15.
Team Results
Vanderbilt ......................................849
Swedish Jr. National Team............854
TENNESSEE ORANGE.............856
Georgia Southern...........................858
Pepperdine.....................................870
Auburn...........................................871
Virginia .........................................872
Southern Mississippi .....................877
TENNESSEE WHITE ................878
Tulane ............................................881
James Madison ..............................882
East Tennessee State......................886
Memphis........................................887
South Alabama ..............................887
Rice................................................904
1.
2-t.
2-t.
4.
5.
Top Individuals
Aron Price, Georgia Southern.......203
Jeremy Luce, Virginia ...................205
Jonas Blixt, Swedish Jr. Nat’l .......205
Jay Woodson, James Madison.......207
Brandon Skeen, Tennessee............208
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Tennessee Scores
5. Brandon Skeen ..............................208
8. David Skinns .................................211
9-t. Ross McGowan .............................212
14-t. John Scott Rattan...........................214
35-t. Jonathan Mount .............................222
35-t. *Clint Cromwell............................222
50-t. John Brannen.................................225
54-t. Tino Weiss .....................................226
57-t. Ricky Honeycutt............................227
62-t. Ross Cox .......................................230
66. Lloyd Campbell.............................231
67-t. *Chris Robinson............................232
*competed as an individual
2004
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
1.
2.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
3-t.
Team Results
TENNESSEE ...............................853
Alabama ........................................858
East Tennessee State......................862
Virginia..........................................864
Louisville.......................................866
Pepperdine.....................................866
Georgia Southern...........................867
Vanderbilt ......................................868
Austin Peay ...................................874
Royal Canadian Golf Assoc. .........882
Swedish Jr. National Team............885
Tulane ............................................887
South Alabama ..............................893
Louisiana-Lafayette.......................895
Alabama-Birmingham ...................895
2005
13.
14.
Team Results
TENNESSEE ...............................818
Alabama ........................................850
Florida State ..................................853
Virginia Tech .................................855
North Florida .................................858
Georgia Southern...........................859
LSU ...............................................861
Missouri.........................................863
Arkansas ........................................864
Virginia..........................................866
Mississippi State............................872
College of Charleston....................872
Mississippi.....................................874
Finland...........................................877
1-t.
1-t.
3.
4.
5.
Top Individuals
Lloyd Campbell, Tennessee ..........201
Philip Pettitt, Tennessee ................201
Mark Harrell, Alabama..................204
Jonathan Mount, Tennessee...........205
Jon David Kennedy, Ga Southern ..206
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Tennessee Scores
1-t. Lloyd Campbell.............................201
1-t. Philip Pettitt...................................201
4. Jonathan Mount .............................204
8-t. *Chris Paisley................................210
12-t. Ben Spickard .................................212
36-t. Tino Weiss .....................................218
52-t. *Charlie Ford.................................222
*competed as an individual
Top Individuals
Aron Price, Georgia Southern.......207
Rhys Davies, ETSU ......................209
Lloyd Campbell, Tennessee ..........210
Ross McGowan, Tennessee...........210
Luke List, Vanderbilt.....................210
Brett Lange, Vanderbilt .................210
Charlie Woo, Louisville ................210
Tennessee Scores
3-t. Lloyd Campbell.............................210
3-t. *Ross McGowan ...........................210
8-t. David Skinns .................................211
14-t. *Tino Weiss ...................................215
21-t. Philip Pettitt...................................217
37-t. John Scott Rattan...........................221
46-t. Charlie Ford...................................223
*competed as an individual
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
VOLUNTEER LETTERMEN
A
Allen, Bob..................................1939-41
Andrews, William ......................1940-41
Arsenault, Ted ............................1965-67
Austin Jr., L.B. ..........................1934-36
Fones, William ................................1939
Ford, Charlie ..............................2005-07
Fort, Harry.......................................1937
Foster, Lewis..............................1963-64
Fowler, Omnia.................................1990
Fukami, Ryo...........................1997-2000
B
Baraka, Kariem ..........................1997-98
Baker, Ann.......................................1965
Barger, Russ ...............................1986-87
Barker, Terry....................................1967
Black, Andrew .......................1998-2002
Blythe, Keith..............................1996-97
Bowman, James...............................1942
Brannen, James ...............................1977
Brannen, James ...............................2007
Brannen, John ............................2003-07
Bray, Bobby.....................................1968
Brimer, Andy..........................1998-2001
Brown, Rusty .............................1991-92
Burgan, Todd..............................1990-91
Burns, John ................................1986-87
Walt Champman
C
Cadle, George ............................1969-71
Campbell, Lloyd ........................2002-05
Carr, Tom ...................................1987-89
Centers, Derrick .....................1997-2000
Chapman, John...........................1986-89
Chapman, Walt.....................1982, 84-85
Clark, Jimmy ...................................1963
Cobb, Jim ...................................1959-60
Cofer, Scott......................................1984
Cole, Andy .................................1976-78
Cole, Len....................................1982-84
Conrad-Prater, C. ...................1999-2000
Cook, Ted ........................................1942
Cooper, Donnie ..........................1990-92
Coors, George..................................1941
Cox, Ross ...................................2003-04
Coxe, W. ..........................................1924
Cromwell, Clint .........................2003-05
D
Daniel, Dirk ...............................1996-97
Doughty, George .............................1939
E
Eaton, John.................................1935-37
Echols, Jason .............................1994, 97
Edwards, Fred ............................1977-78
Ellison, Marvin ..........................1938-40
Emery, Mike...............................1990-92
Emmons, Mickey ............................1965
Erick, Boomer............................1994-97
Estes, Jim ...................................1983-84
F
Fitton, Simon...................................2001
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Jim Gallagher Jr.
G
Gair, Mike ..................................1988-91
Gallagher Jr., Jim ......................1980-83
Gallant, Matt ..........................1999-2002
Gardener, Curt .................................1967
Gardener, Les ..................................1968
Gilbert Jr., Gibby ................1985, 87-89
Gillespie, Jim...................................1965
Glover, Randy .................................1961
Golliher, Jeff ..............................1982-84
Goodson, Floyd..........................1985-86
Grant, Alec ................................1968, 70
Gregg, Ricky..............................1975-78
Gregory, Rusty ...........................1967-69
Greene, Bert ...............................1964-65
H
Hamarik, John............................1978-81
Harris, Jason....................................2001
Heiskell, John.............................1934-35
Hollerbach, Joe ..........................1975-76
Holmes, David.................................2007
Honeycutt, Rick...............................2004
Hoyt, Nathan..............................1972-75
Hoyt, Robert...............................1972-75
Hunter, Bob................................1967-68
Hutchins, Paul............................1971-72
Hyjek, Andrew ................................1978
J
Jackson, Guy ...................................1984
James Jr., M.C. ...............................1936
Janiga, Kevin .............................1979-82
Johnson, Steve............................1976-78
Johnston, Jimmy ........................1988-89
Johnston, Tommy.......................1991-92
Jones, Jeff...................................1979-81
Jordan, Sidney............................1939-40
Little, Jim .............................1974-75, 77
Lovell, Jack................................1934-35
M
McCammon, A. ...............................1940
McCormick, Mac .......................1970-73
McGinnis, Tom ..........................1967-69
McGowan, Ross.........................2002-05
McGrath, Barrett .............................1979
McNeely, Gary ................................1973
McWilliams, Matt ......................1997-99
Mabry, Coy......................................1972
Mabry, Mickey...........................1969-72
Majors, Bobby.................................1970
Maynard, Steve................................1974
Meyers, Dan...............................1966-68
Meyers, Eric...............................1973-75
Michael, Thomas.............................1938
Mills, Larry ................................1964-65
Mills, Mike......................................1973
Morris, Scott....................................1966
Moser, Guy......................................1965
Mount, Jonathan...................2004, 06-07
Mozur, Clark ........................1968-70, 72
L
Landy, Scott .........................1974-75, 77
Law, Kevin.................................1996-99
Laws, Joseph..............................1939-41
Leslie, Bo ........................................1969
S
Sanders, Welch ................................1937
Shannon, Michael ......................1976-77
Shannon, Toby.................................1976
Skeen, Brandon ....................2001, 03-05
Skinns, David.............................2002-05
Slack, Lans.................................1994-95
Smith, E. Barney .............................1936
Smith, Keller..............................1935-37
Smith, Larry ....................................1977
Smith, Shan................................1963-65
Smith, Steven .............................1992-95
Smith, Stuart ..............................1980-83
Smith, Tom ......................................1988
Somsamart, Phanthep.................1997-98
Sorsly, Richard ................................1924
Spickard, Ben.............................2005-07
Sposa, Mike ...............................1988-91
N
T
Neal, Ray.........................................1963
Neher, Jamie...............................1993-96
Neyland, Lewis ..........................1954-56
Tankersley, Mike........................1990-91
Taylor, Charles ...........................1967-69
Taylor, Harry..............................1973-76
Thompson, Jeff ..........................1968-69
Thorley, Dale..............................1993-95
Tinsley, Stanley ...............................1941
Turpen, Tim................................1996-97
Tuttle, Mason ..................................1938
O
O’Bryan, John .................................1985
Orr, Forrest ......................................1938
Overlin, Jim.....................................1963
P
V
Paisley, Chris .............................2006-07
Parnaby, Ian ...........................1999-2003
Pavlis, Sam......................................1979
Pearce, Barry ...................................1979
Peters, Denny .............................1965-66
Peters, Johnny ............................1967-68
Pettit, Mike.................................1964-65
Pettitt, Philip ..............................2004-07
Powell, Jason .........................1998-2002
Powell, John...............................1974-76
Pratt, Andrew .........................1999-2003
Price, J. Harry ............................1936-38
Vandergriff, Sonny.....................1965-66
Vanover, Gary ............................1971-74
Vincent, Thad ..................................1965
von Tacky, Dick .........................1978-79
K
Kammann, Scott.........................1993-95
Keliher, Mike .............................1979-80
Kenny, Doug ..............................1968-69
Kerr, Jim.....................................1941-42
Knox, Con .......................................1965
Koehler, Ben....................................1940
Robinson, Chris .........................2003-04
Rochelle, Corey...............................1996
Rodgers, Earnest .............................1937
Rubio, Jorge ...............................1992-93
Rusher, Jim.................................1968-69
John Scott Rattan
Q
Quigley, Kevin ...........................1990-91
W
Walker, Jeff......................................1980
Walsh, Tim ......................................1977
Ward, Jimmy .............................1980, 82
Watkins, Bill....................................1956
Watts, Greg ................................1985-86
Weil, Bert ........................................1963
Weiss, Tino.................................2004-07
Westercamp, Charles.......................1938
Whitaker, James ..............................1929
Whitaker, Jim .............................1974-75
White, Bert ......................................1934
White, Jimmy.........................1997-2002
Whitiker, Greg.................................1980
Widby, Ron......................................1966
Wiggins, Phil..............................1965-66
Williams, Frank ...............................1936
Wingo, Maynard..............................1938
Wise, Joe....................................1939, 41
Withers, Robert ...............................1964
Work, Dan ..................................1936-37
R
Rattan, John Scott ..................2003-2005
Rebmann, Eric ...........................1984-87
Reeves, Jake...............................1990-93
Reneau, John .............................1947, 50
Rhyan, Tad .................................1984-87
Ritter, Randy ...................................1967
Y
Yater, Moss......................................1924
Z
Ziolkowski, Steve ......................1990-91
51
QUALIFYING COURSES
The Vols thank the management of these fine golf courses, their memberships and staffs for graciously allowing us access to play their fine facilities.
THE HONORS COURSE
Pro: TBA
Length: 7,320; Par 72
HOLSTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB
Course rating: 75.4
Pro: Chris Dibble
CHEROKEE COUNTRY CLUB
Pro: Don Jones
Length: 6,414; Par 70
Length: 6,836; Par 72
Course rating: 71.3
Pro: Scott Moran
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Length: 6,540; Par 72
Length: 7,110; Par 72
Course rating: 74.1
WILLOW CREEK GOLF CLUB
Course rating: 72.9
Pro: Scott Perkins
GETTYSVUE COUNTRY CLUB
Pro: Mike Robinson
Course rating: 73.4
FOX DEN COUNTRY CLUB
OAK RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB
Pro: Rick Croxdale
Length: 7,000; Par 72
Length: 7,211; Par 72
Course rating: 74.7
EGWANI FARMS GOLF COURSE
Course rating: 72.5
Pro: Eric Rebmann
Length: 6,708; Par 72
Course rating: 71.9
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
QUALIFYING COURSES
RIVER ISLANDS GOLF COURSE
Pro: None
Length: 7,001; Par 72
TOQUA GOLF CLUB
Course rating: 75.4
Pro: Jim West
TENNESSEE NATIONAL
Pro:: Adam Fogen
Length: 7,393; Par 72
Length: 6,549; Par 72
Course rating: 75.8
Pro: Todd Branson
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
Length: 6,450; Par 72
Length: 6,764; Par 72
Course rating: 75.4
FAIRWAYS AND GREENS
Course rating: 71.5
Pros: Randy Wylie, Walt Chapman, Susan Strudwick and Byron Williams
MILLSTONE GOLF CLUB
Pro: Scott Kanipe
Course rating: 73.3
THE MEDALIST AT AVALON
STONEHENGE GOLF CLUB
Pro: Frank Christopher
Length: 6,909; Par 72
GREEN MEADOW COUNTRY CLUB
Course rating: 71.4
Pro: Kenny Szuch
Length: 6,500; Par 72
Course rating: 71.4
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VOLS ON TOUR
PGA TOUR/EUROPEAN TOUR MEMBERS
JIM GALLAGHER JR.
TOM MCGINNIS
HARRY TAYLOR
ROSS MCGOWAN
PGA
Champions
Champions
European
NATIONWIDE TOUR/EUROPEAN TOUR* MEMBERS
JIM ESTES
MIKE EMERY JR.
JAMIE NEHER
ANDREW PRATT
MIKE SPOSA
OTHER TOURS
VOLS ON THE TOUR
Player
Jim Gallagher Jr. (PGA)
Hubert Green (PGA)
Mike Sposa (Nationwide)
Tom McGinnis (PGA & Senior PGA)
Gibby Gilbert Jr. (Nationwide)
Mason Rudolph (PGA & Senior PGA)
Harry Taylor (PGA & Nike)
George Cadle (PGA)
Bert Greene (PGA)
Andrew Pratt (Nationwide)
Jim Estes (PGA & Nike)
Randy Glover (PGA)
Mike Emery Jr. (PGA & Buy.com)
Tad Rhyan (PGA & Nike)
Tom Carr (Nike)
Jake Reeves (Nationwide)
Stuart Smith (PGA)
John Hamarik (PGA)
Years Played
1984-present
1966-75, 79, 93-95
1999-present
1972-74,76-82, 86 (PGA),1997-present (SPGA)
1997-present
1952, 54, 58-81, 83 (PGA),1984-86 (SPGA)
1980, 85-97 (PGA), 1991-present (Nike)
1975-87, 1989-91
1966-75, 79, 93-95
2004-present
1998 (PGA) 1990,96-97-present (Nike)
1962-71, 74, 76-77, 80
1993-94, 96 (PGA), 1994, 96-98 (Buy.com)
1990 (Nike), 1993-94 (PGA)
1991-96
1995-present
1985
1984-85
PGA TOUR WINS AND HONORS
Year
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Player
Mason Rudolph
Mason Rudolph
Mason Rudolph
Mason Rudolph
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Bert Green
Tom McGinnis
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Jim Estes
Mike Sposa
Jim Gallagher Jr.
Tom McGinnis
Event
Winner, Golden Gate Championship
Fig Garden Village Open
Greater New Orleans Open
Thunderbird Classic
Winner, Azalea Open
Green Island Open Invitational
Winner, L&M Open
Winner, New York State Open
Winner, Greater Milwaukee Open
Four Tours World Championship of Golf Team
Winner, Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic
Winner, The Tour Championship
Ryder Cup Team Member
Presidents Cup Team Member
Winner, Kmart Greater Greensboro Open
Winner, FedEx St. Jude Classic
Winner, Nike Inland Empire Open
Winner, Nike Boise Open
FedEx St. Jude Classic Team Member
Winner, Bank Boston Classic
JAKE REEVES
Career Earnings
$5,988,130
$2,586,664
$1,905,075
$1,172,435
$1,056,506
$560, 645
$415,620
$362,543
$264,230
$155,560
$152,492
$123,531
$64,751
$54,024
$42,325
$19,156
$14,856
$6,026
NGA HOOTERS TOUR
Ross Cox
Andrew Pratt
John Scott Rattan
Jake Reeves
David Skinns
Tino Weiss
UT 2004-05
UT 1999-2003
UT 2003-05
UT 1990-93
UT 2002-05
UT 2004-07
GOLDEN BEAR TOUR
Jamie Neher
Tim Turpen
Jimmy White
UT 1993-96
UT 1996-97
UT 1997-2002
EUROPEAN CHALLENGE TOUR
Kariem Baraka
C. Conrad-Prader
Scott Kammann
UT 1997-98
UT 1999-2000
UT 1993-95
DP TOUR
Jason Powell
Jake Reeves
Jimmy White
UT 1998-2002
UT 1990-93
UT 1997-2002
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
ACADEMICS
VOLS RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE
IN CLASSROOM
Vol golfers have been a key part of Tennessee’s
success in the classroom. The past few seasons have
been a high point for the Tennessee golf program academically.
Seven Volunteer golfers earned Academic All-SEC
honors for 2007. James Brannen, Charlie Ford, Philip
Pettitt, and Ben Spickard along with former Vols John
Brannen, Jonathan Mount, and Tino Weiss garnered
this honor. The selection of seven Vols breaks the program record for most SEC Academic Honor Roll
members in one year. The previous mark was five in
2001 and 2004.
From 1985-2006, 66 Tennessee golfers have been
selected to the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
In 1997, the Vols placed two squad members on the
Academic All-America team. Seniors Boomer Erick
and Tim Turpen were on the 1997 CoSIDA Academic
All-America team.
In 2007, senior Vol Tino Weiss was named to the
2007 Cleveland Golf Academic-All America team.
ERIC REBMANN
DONNIE COOPER
DALE THORLEY
BOOMER ERICK
1986 and 1987
Academic All-America
1992 Golf Coaches of
America All-America
Scholar
1994 Golf Coaches of
America All-America
Scholar
1997 CoSIDA/GTE
Academic All-America
TIM TURPEN
ANDREW PRATT
TINO WEISS
1997 CoSIDA/GTE
Academic All-America
2003 Cleveland Golf
All-America Scholar
2007 Cleveland Golf
All-America
Scholar
2007 ACADEMIC ALL-SEC
JAMES BRANNEN
JOHN BRANNEN
TINO WEISS
CHARLIE FORD
JONATHAN MOUNT
PHILIP PETTITT
BEN SPICKARD
ACADEMIC ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
1985
1986
1987
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
Eric Rebmann (Business 3.10)
Eric Rebmann (Finance 3.26)
Eric Rebmann (Finance 3.15)
Tom Smith (Finance 3.10)
Sam Maynard (Civil Eng. 3.67)
Donnie Cooper (Political Science 3.31)
Donnie Cooper (Political Science 3.12)
Mike Tankersley (Accounting 3.38)
Donnie Cooper (Public Admin. 3.24)
Bryan DeCorso (Business 3.05)
Tommy Johnston (Accounting 3.27)
Dale Thorley (Business 3.90)
Scott Kammann (Sport Mgmt. 3.04)
Jorge Rubio (Management 3.10)
Steven Smith (Business 3.89)
Dale Thorley (Finance 3.02)
Scott Kammann (Sport Mgmt. 3.00)
Lans Slack (Finance 3.62)
Dale Thorley (Finance 3.87)
Boomer Erick (Business 3.58)
Scott Kammann (Sport Mgmt. 3.05)
Lans Slack (Finance 3.47)
Dale Thorley (Finance 3.86)
Dirk Daniel (Undecided 3.32)
Boomer Erick (Finance 3.51)
2007-08 MEN’S GOLF
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Tim Turpen (Business 3.00)
Dirk Daniel (Psychology 3.21)
Boomer Erick (Finance 3.51)
Lans Slack (Finance 3.39)
Tim Turpen (Management 3.36)
Kevin Law (Logistics/Trans. 3.00)
Andy Brimer (Finance 3.09)
Ryo Fukami (Logistics/Trans. 3.80)
Kevin Law (Logistics/Trans. 3.00)
Jason Powell (Sport Mgmt. 3.01)
Ryo Fukami (Logistics/Trans. 3.81)
Jimmy White (Finance 3.39)
Andrew Black (Sport Mgmt. 3.15)
Andy Brimer (Business 3.07)
Ian Parnaby (Arts & Sciences 3.04)
Andrew Pratt (Sport Mgmt. 3.22)
Jimmy White (Business 3.36)
Andy Brimer (Finance 3.18)
Ian Parnaby (Sport Mgmt. 3.05)
Andrew Pratt (Sport Mgmt. 3.26)
Andrew Black (Sport Mgmt. 3.28)
Ian Parnaby (Sport Mgmt. 3.00)
Andrew Pratt (Sport Mgmt. 3.33)
Brandon Skeen (Business 3.69)
John Brannen (Biology 3.64)
2005
2006
2007
Clint Cromwell (Psychology 3.78)
J. S. Rattan (Psychology 3.00)
Chris Robinson (Classics 3.37)
Brandon Skeen (Accounting 3.42)
John Brannen (Biochemistry 3.60)
Ross McGowan (Logistics & Trans. 3.00)
Jonathan Mount (Sport Mgmt. 3.06)
Chris Robinson (Classics 3.63)
Brandon Skeen (Accounting 3.40)
David Skinns (Psychology 3.31)
Tino Weiss (Sport Mgmt. 3.70)
John Brannen (Biochemistry 3.58)
Lloyd Campbell (Sport Mgmt. 3.35)
Charlie Ford (Sport Mgmt. 3.01)
Jonathan Mount (Sport Mgmt. 3.42)
Tino Weiss (Sport Mgmt. 3.75)
James Brannen (Biological Sciences 3.70)
John Branen (Biochemistry 3.48)
Charlie Ford (Sport Mgmt. 3.15)
Jonathan Mount (Sport Mgmt. 3.28)
Philip Pettitt (Sport Mgmt. 3.50)
Ben Spickard (Sport Mgmt. 3.70)
Tino Weiss (Sport Mgmt. 3.74)
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SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS
ENSURING A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE
At the University of Tennessee, it is important to the coaches, administrators, and alumni and friends that each program has the necessary resources to provide athletic scholarship assistance to each of those student-athletes who have earned the privilege of participating at the highest level of intercollegiate athletic competition.
The men’s golf program — with its world-class facilities, outstanding coaches and strong donor base — is poised to elevate its program to a higher level thanks to
the following donors who have ensured a successful future by endowing athletic scholarships.
ROBIN WINGARDH
CHARLIE FORD
JONATHAN MOUNT
PHILIP PETTITT
JAMES BRANNEN
W.W. Potter
Athletic Scholarship
Endowment
Sasser Athletic
Scholarship
Gene & Becky Hartman
Scholarship Endowment
The Smith Family Athletic
Scholarship Endowment
Robert W. and Mary Lee
Vaughan Athletic
Scholarship Endowment
CHRIS PAISLEY
BEN SPICKARD
CAMERON LAWRENCE
Kent Withers Jr.
Scholarship Endowment
Dan and Libby Morgan
Athletic Scholarship
Endowment
Callaway Athletic
Scholarship Endowment
TENNESSEE GOLF THANKS THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS FOR THEIR CONTINUOUS SUPPORT OF THE VOLUNTEER GOLF PROGRAM.
VASF
Anna Lou James
Golf Pride Grips
M.C. James Driving Range Staff
Coca-Cola TOC Volunteers
Buddy’s Bar-B-Q
Harry Taylor
Team Effort Pro Golf Discount
Dale’s Winning Edge
Jeff Miller
Beau Snodgrass
David Fite
Mike Miller
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Sam and Ann McReynolds
Gene and Becky Hartman
Bonnie Blackburn
All local golf professionals
TGA and TGA Board members
John Thornton
John Turley
Robert and Kent Withers
Stower’s Machinery
Golf and Tennis Express
Thrifty Car Rental
True Temper
Mike Shannon
Mack and Jonnie Day
David Stone
Dr. Joe Whitney
Bill and Dot Mullican
Sam and Ann Furrow
W.B. Greene Jr.
Calvin and Brenda Ozier
UT Lettermen
C. Gibbs Smith Jr.
Orvis Milner
Frank Henderlight
Golf and Tennis Express
Dr. Craig Wrisberg
Golden Flake
Soft Spikes
WIVK-FM
Nancy Cowan
Tom Smith
Bill Rodgers
James F. Smith Jr.
J. Kirby Ellis
Lewis C. Foster, Jr.
Jack Hughes
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE