2008 Southern Conference Men's Golf Championship

Dates: April 20-22

Location: Country Club of South Carolina

Florence, S.C.

Host: Wofford

DIRECTIONS to the Country Club of South Carolina

LIVE STATS

RESULTS - Chattanooga Wins Men's Golf Championship

DAY ONE SLIDESHOW

DAY TWO SLIDESHOW

DAY THREE SLIDESHOW

(results and photos will be available after each round)

THE CHAMPIONSHIP

CLICK HERE for results and photos of the 2007 championship.

The men’s golf championship is one of the Southern Conference’s oldest tournaments and was first hosted in Greensboro, NC on 1933. Former member East Tennessee State holds 17 titles, the most in league history, followed closely by Furman with 13. Fourteen schools have won the title, including six current members. Chattanooga claimed its second title with a win in 2007, the first for the Mocs since 1987.

PAST CHAMPIONS (last 12 years)

1996	Greensboro, NC (Stoney Creek GC)	East Tennessee State	Garrett Willis, East Tennessee State, 219
1997	Greensboro, NC (Stoney Creek GC)	Furman**	Jordan Byrd, Furman, 222
1998	Spartanburg, SC (Carolina CC)	East Tennessee State	Rion Moore, Wofford, 212
1999	Sapphire, NC (Sapphire CC)	East Tennessee State	Chris Wisler, East Tennessee State, 219**
2000	Lexington, VA (Lexington CC)	East Tennessee State	Pat Beste, East Tennessee State, 216
2001	Chattanooga, TN (Chattanooga GCC)	East Tennessee State	William McGirt, Wofford, 205**
2002	Greenville, SC (Furman University GC)	College of Charleston	Daniel Bruson, College of Charleston, 205
2003	Statesboro, GA (Forest Heights CC)	Georgia Southern	Bruce McDonald, Georgia Southern, 212
2004	Johnson City, TN (The Ridges GCC)	Furman	Matt Davidson, Furman, 212
2005	Davidson, NC (River Run GCC)	East Tennessee State	Rhys Davies, East Tennessee State, 208
2006	Hollywood, SC (The Links at Stono Ferry)	Georgia Southern	Matt Cook, Western Carolina, 211
2007	Florence, SC (CC of South Carolina)	Chattanooga	J.D. Bass, UNC Greensboro, 213

**-won in playoff

Men’s Golf History & Records

2008 Southern Conference Men's Golf Championship

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