Graham Hutchinson

2021-22 Men's Golf Roster

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Class:

Graduate Student
Hometown:

Dallas, Texas
High School:

Prosper
Major:

Economics
Ht./Wt.:

5-10 / 180
Swings:

Right

Summary
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Historical

Personal: Full name is Graham Oliver Hutchinson • Born on Sept. 10, 1999 • The son of David and Karen Hutchinson • Economics major with a minor in Business.

Honors & Awards
• 2019-20 Team MVP (Team Award)
• 2020 Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar
• CAA Men's Golfer of the Week (March 12, 2020)
• 2020 Pinehurst Intercollegiate Individual Champion
• 2019 CAA All-Tournament Team
• 2018-19 CAA Commissioner's Academic Award Recipient
• 2018-19 Team Most Improved Award

2021-22 (Graduate): Competed in three tournaments • Had an average score of 74.67 with a +3.00 score vs. par through nine rounds played • Turned in his lowest round of the year, a three-under par 69, to begin the Grandover Collegiate. He finished tied for 69th with 15-over 231 • Ended the Dorado Beach Collegiate tied for 50th after carding a three-over 219.

2020-21 (Senior): Played in three tournaments • Through nine rounds, he owned an average score of 77.11 with a +5.44 score vs. par • Best finish was at the Tar Heel Intercollegiate on March 27-29. He was second on the team and tied for 36th with a six-over par 222.

2019-20 (Junior): Appeared in six tournaments with all 18 of his rounds counted toward's the team score • Owned a 71.28 average with a -0.06 score vs. par • Led Elon at the Golfweek Program Challenge, placing T-6th with a six-under par 204. He had a career-low round with a four-under 66 through the first 18 holes • He finished T-15th at the Wolfpack Intercollegiate as he ended up with a two-under 214 • T-4th at the UNCG Martin Down Collegiate after hitting a 10-under par 206. He opened with a six-under par 66 and followed with a pair of two-under 70s • Captured his first career individual title at the Pinehurst Intercollegiate with an even score of 213. The effort also helped the Phoenix win the team title by 20 strokes and earned him CAA Men's Golfer of the Week honors on March 12.

2018-19 (Sophomore): Played in eight tournaments with an average score of 73.52 and a +1.91 score to par • Had 19 of 23 rounds count towards the overall team score • Earned his first career Top-10 finish as he tied for ninth with a two-under par 211 at Fourth Annual Phoenix Invitational. He turned in his best round on th final day, shooting a three-under 68 to jump up from a tie for 22nd • Tied for 12th with a three-over 219 at the University of South Florida Invitational. The effort helped the Phoenix tie for second place with a combined two-over 866 • Garnered All-Tournament Team honors at the 2019 CAA Men's Championship as he tied for fifth with a plus-four 217.

2017-18 (Freshman): Competed in two tournaments during his first season • Made his college debut at the Phoenix Invitational at Alamance Country Club • Posted season lows for a round (72), 54-holes (223) and score to par (+1) at the Phoenix Invitational and finished T-56th as an individual • Posted season low 36-hole score of 147 and matched a season-low round of 72 at the ECU Intercollegiate • Earned his first-career top-15 finish at the ECU Intercollegiate, earning a T-14th individually • Finished the season with a 74.50 stroke average.

Before Elon: Played his first three seasons of high school golf at Walt Whitman in Maryland before moving to Dallas to attend Prosper High School for his senior season • Earned a runner-up finish at the 2016 Bart Granger Memorial, which included a career-low round of 64 • Finished fourth at the 2016 AJGA EZ-GO Vaughn Taylor Championship • While attending Prosper High School, was a three-time All-Met First Team, a MPSSAA State Champion in 2014 and was a MPSSAA Scholar Athlete for three consecutive years • Earned two individual titles, five finishes in the top-four and six top-10 finishes during his time in high school and on the junior tour • Claimed individual championships at the 2014 Maryland High School State Championship and the 2014 Scott Robertson Memorial • Returned to the Maryland High School State Championship in 2015 and earned a runner-up finish, falling in a playoff • Placed second at the 2014 AJGA Junior at Bethesda and finished eighth at the 2014 Callaway Junior World Championship.

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