Past Recipients 2011 - Patrick Cantlay 2010 - Russell Henley 2009 - Matt Hill 2008 - Kevin Chappell 2007 - Jamie Lovemark 2006 - Pablo Martin 2005 - Ryan Moore 2004 - Bill Haas 2003 - Hunter Mahan 2002 - Graeme McDowell 2001 - Bryce Molder 2000 - Charles Howell III 1999 - Luke Donald 1998 - Matt Kuchar 1997 - Brad Elder 1996 - Tiger Woods 1995 - Stewart Cink 1994 - Justin Leonard 1993 - David Duval 1992 - Phil Mickelson 1991 - Phil Mickelson 1990 - Phil Mickelson 1989 - Robert Gamez 1988 - Bob Estes 1987 - Billy Mayfair 1986 - Scott Verplank 1985 - Sam Randolph 1984 - John Inman 1983 - Brad Faxon 1982 - Willie Wood 1981 - Bob Tway 1980 - Bobby Clampett 1979 - Bobby Clampett 1978 - Lindy Miller 1977 - Scott Simpson 1976 - Phil Hancock 1975 - Jay Haas 1974 - Curtis Strange 1973 - Ben Crenshaw 1972 - Ben Crenshaw 1971 - Ben Crenshaw      Information History FAQ About Mr. Haskins Past Recipients Unique Acheivements What they've done How the winner is chosen Haskins Commission Mission Statement Voting Who can vote Vote Now Current Ballot Sponsors Stifel Nicolaus GolfWeek Off Campus College News Haskins Chase Haskins Commission Mission Statement The Haskins Commission mission is "To promote amateur golf by awarding the Most Outstanding Collegiate Golfer of the Year the annual Haskins Award." Further, the role of the Haskins Commission is to administer the balloting process by distributing ballots to the eligible collegiate peers, coaches, and golf media and subsequently verifying and counting the votes cast for each individual. The Haskins Commission recognizes the top two finishers as the Winner and Runner-up. The Haskins Commission, in conjunction with the Southeastern Amateur Committee will also recognize those players who have made the final cut in the Haskins Chase and who also play in the Southeastern Amateur Golf Tournament. Both the Haskins Commission and Southeastern Amateur are headquartered at the Country Club of Columbus in Columbus, GA. The Southeastern Amateur was first established by Mr. Haskins in 1922, and of course the Haskins Award was given the name in 1971 to honor Mr. Haskins' lifelong body of work promoting Amateur Golf. Many of Mr. Haskins' students were on the original Haskins Commission. It is unknown exactly how many students Mr. Haskins actually taught over the years, but the championships earned by those students are a great many. Somewhere around 500. Mr. Haskins' most notable student was Hugh Royer Jr. who won the Western Open which at that time was just below a major. It is the image of Mr. Royer making a golfswing taught by Mr. Haskins that now stands atop this great trophy. The Fred Haskins Commission is based at the Country Club of Columbus, Columbus, Ga. Home of the Southeastern Amateur Golf Tournament. The Southeastern Amateur Golf Tournament was created by Mr. Fred Haskins shortly after accepting the position of Head Professional at the Country Club of Columbus in 1922. The Fred Haskins Commission administers the ballot process in which Division One collegiate golfers as well as national golf writers are asked to choose one of their peers as "The Most Outstanding Collegiate Golfer of the Year". © Copyright 1971-2009 All Rights Reserved The Fred Haskins Commission Country Club of Columbus The Fred Haskins Commission PO Box 1339 Columbus, GA 31902-1339 Info@HaskinsAward.org