NCAA DIVISION I MEN'S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

The 'NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships', played in late May or early June, is the top annual competition in U.S. men's collegiate golf. It is a stroke play team competition, but there is also an award for the lowest scoring individual competitor. Many individual winners have gone on to have successful careers on the PGA Tour, including 1961 champion Jack Nicklaus, 1967 champion Hale Irwin, 1996 champion Tiger Woods, and three-time champions Ben Crenshaw and Phil Mickelson.

Contents
Winners
Multiple winners
Team
Individual champion
Individual champion's school
Winners of both NCAA and U.S. Amateur
See also
External links

Winners


YearTeam championIndividual champion
1897YaleLouis Bayard, Jr., Princeton
1898(s)HarvardJohn Reid, Jr., Yale
1898(f)YaleJames Curtis, Harvard
1899HarvardPercy Pyne, Princeton
1900No tournament
1901HarvardHalstead Lindsley, Harvard
1902(s)YaleCharles Hitchcock, Jr., Yale
1902(f)HarvardH. Chandler Egan, Harvard
1903HarvardF. O. Reinhart, Princeton
1904HarvardA. L. White, Harvard
1905YaleRobert Abbott, Yale
1906YaleW. E. Clow, Jr., Yale
1907YaleEllis Knowles, Yale
1908YaleH. H. Wilder, Harvard
1909YaleAlbert Seckel, Princeton
1910YaleRobert Hunter, Yale
1911YaleGeorge Stanley, Yale
1912YaleF. C. Davison, Harvard
1913YaleNathaniel Wheeler, Yale
1914PrincetonEdward Allis, Harvard
1915YaleFrancis Blossom, Yale
1916PrincetonJ. W. Hubbell, Harvard
1917-1918No tournaments
1919PrincetonA. L. Walker, Jr., Columbia
1920PrincetonJess Sweetser, Yale
1921DartmouthSimpson Dean, Princeton
1922PrincetonPollack Boyd, Dartmouth
1923PrincetonDexter Cummings, Yale
1924YaleDexter Cummings, Yale
1925YaleFred Lamprecht, Tulane
1926YaleFred Lamprecht, Tulane
1927PrincetonWatts Gunn, Georgia Tech
1928PrincetonMaurice McCarthy, Georgetown
1929PrincetonTom Aycock, Yale
1930PrincetonGeorge Dunlap, Princeton
1931YaleGeorge Dunlap, Princeton
1932YaleJohn W. Fischer, Michigan
1933YaleWalter Emery, Oklahoma
1934MichiganCharles Yates, Georgia Tech
1935MichiganEd White, Texas
1936YaleChuck Kocsis, Michigan
1937PrincetonFred Haas, LSU
1938StanfordJohn Burke, Georgetown
1939StanfordVincent D'Antoni, Tulane
1940Princeton, LSU (tie)Dixon Brooke, Virginia
1941StanfordEarl Stewart, LSU
1942LSU, Stanford (tie)Frank Tatum, Stanford
1943YaleWallace Ulrich, Carleton
1944Notre DameLouis Lick, Minnesota
1945Ohio StateJohn Lorms, Ohio State
1946StanfordGeorge Hamer, Georgia
1947LSUDave Barclay, Michigan
1948San Jose StateBob Harris, San Jose State
1949North Texas StateHarvie Ward, North Carolina
1950North Texas StateFred Wampler, Purdue
1951North Texas StateTom Nieporte, Ohio State
1952North Texas StateJim Vickers, Oklahoma
1953StanfordEarl Moeller, Oklahoma State
1954Southern MethodistHillman Robbins, Memphis
1955LSUJoe Campbell, Purdue
1956HoustonRick Jones, Ohio State
1957HoustonRex Baxter, Houston
1958HoustonPhil Rodgers, Houston
1959HoustonDick Crawford, Houston
1960HoustonDick Crawford, Houston
1961PurdueJack Nicklaus, Ohio State
1962HoustonKermit Zarley, Houston
1963Oklahoma StateR. H. Sikes, Arkansas
1964HoustonTerry Small, San Jose State
1965HoustonMarty Fleckman, Houston
1966HoustonBob Murphy, Florida
1967HoustonHale Irwin, Colorado
1968FloridaGrier Jones, Oklahoma State
1969HoustonBob Clark, Cal State-Los Angeles
1970HoustonJohn Mahaffey, Houston
1971TexasBen Crenshaw, Texas
1972TexasBen Crenshaw and Tom Kite (tie), both Texas
1973FloridaBen Crenshaw, Texas
1974Wake ForestCurtis Strange, Wake Forest
1975Wake ForestJay Haas, Wake Forest
1976Oklahoma StateScott Simpson, Southern California
1977HoustonScott Simpson, Southern California
1978Oklahoma StateDavid Edwards, Oklahoma State
1979Ohio StateGary Hallberg, Wake Forest
1980Oklahoma StateJay Don Blake, Utah State
1981Brigham YoungRon Commans, Southern California
1982HoustonBilly Ray Brown, Houston
1983Oklahoma StateJim Carter, Arizona State
1984HoustonJohn Inman, North Carolina
1985HoustonClark Burroughs, Ohio State
1986Wake ForestScott Verplank, Oklahoma State
1987Oklahoma StateBrian Watts, Oklahoma State
1988UCLAE. J. Pfister, Oklahoma State
1989OklahomaPhil Mickelson, Arizona State
1990Arizona StatePhil Mickelson, Arizona State
1991Oklahoma StateWarren Schutte, UNLV
1992ArizonaPhil Mickelson, Arizona State
1993FloridaTodd Demsey, Arizona State
1994StanfordJustin Leonard, Texas
1995Oklahoma State (playoff)Chip Spratlin, Auburn
1996Arizona StateTiger Woods, Stanford
1997PepperdineCharles Warren (playoff), Clemson
1998UNLVJames McLean, Minnesota
1999GeorgiaLuke Donald, Northwestern
2000Oklahoma State (playoff)Charles Howell III, Oklahoma State
2001FloridaNick Gilliam, Florida
2002MinnesotaTroy Matteson, Georgia Tech
2003ClemsonAlejandro Cañizares, Arizona State
2004CaliforniaRyan Moore, UNLV
2005GeorgiaJames Lepp (playoff), Washington
2006Oklahoma StateJonathan Moore, Oklahoma State
2007StanfordJamie Lovemark, Southern California

Note: Match play, 1897-1964; (s) indicates spring tournament, (f) indicates fall tournament

Multiple winners


Team

The following schools have won more than one team championship:

★ 21: Yale

★ 16: Houston

★ 12: Princeton

★ 10: Oklahoma State

★ 8: Stanford

★ 6: Harvard

★ 4: Florida, LSU, North Texas State

★ 3: Wake Forest

★ 2: Arizona State, Georgia, Michigan, Texas
Individual champion

The following men have won more than one individual championship:

★ 3: Ben Crenshaw, Phil Mickelson

★ 2: Dick Crawford, Dexter Cummings, George Dunlap, Fred Lamprecht, Scott Simpson
Individual champion's school

The following schools have produced more than one individual champion:

★ 13 champions: Yale

★ 8 champions: Harvard, Houston

★ 7 champions: Oklahoma State, Princeton

★ 6 champions: Arizona State, Texas

★ 5 champions: Ohio State

★ 4 champions: Southern California

★ 3 champions: Georgia Tech, Michigan, Tulane, Wake Forest

★ 2 champions: Florida, Georgetown, LSU, Minnesota, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Purdue, San Jose State, Stanford, UNLV

Winners of both NCAA and U.S. Amateur


The following men have won both the NCAA individual championship and the U.S. Amateur Championship. Only Jack Nicklaus (1961), Phil Mickelson (1990), Tiger Woods (1996), and Ryan Moore (2004) have managed the feat in the same year.
PlayerU.S. AmateurNCAA
George Dunlap19331930, 1931
H. Chandler Egan1904, 19051902
John W. Fischer19361932
Justin Leonard19921994
Phil Mickelson19901989, 1990, 1992
Ryan Moore20042004
Bob Murphy19651966
Jack Nicklaus1959, 19611961
Hillman Robbins19571954
Jess Sweetser19221920
Scott Verplank19841986
Harvie Ward1955, 19561949
Tiger Woods1994, 1995, 19961996

See also



★ NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championships

★ NCAA Division III Men's Golf Championships

★ NCAA Women's Golf Championship

★ Palmer Cup

External links



★ NCAA men's golf

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