Beginning in 2008, the Haskins Commission and Southeastern Amateur have combined efforts in order to recognize collegiate golfers who are denoted as being in the Top 25 collegiate golfers immediately before or following the NCAA Regionals and the NCAA Nationals.
These awards consist of a framed ballot replica and certificate of achievement recognizing them as a finalist for the Haskins Award.
Finalists who play in the Southeastern Amateur are presented the award at the Thursday banquet before the Announcement and/or Presentation of the Haskins Award winner.
In 2008, Harris English and Jay Mosely were presented these prestigeous honoree awards by Haskins Commission President Charlie Whittington and Southeastern Amateur Chair Michael Stone.
Jay Moseley honored
for being a finalist in the 38th Haskins
Award.
Harris English
honored for being a finalist in the 38th Haskins
Award.
Past Recipients
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
Tiger Woods receives the 1996 Haskins Award
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".
