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Hugh Royer III

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Learning the game from his father and some top instructors gave Royer the desire to teach the game to others, especially to those who desire to play professionally. Royer's knowledge of the game, in addition to his playing experience, provided him with an adequate teaching philosophy that has proven
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for his junior and senior years, where his father served as head golf coach. He was NCAA Division II Player of the Year and First Team All-American in 1985 and 1986. He was named 1987 Amateur Player of the Year by the Carolinas Golf Reporter.
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where he played for two years. In those two seasons, Royer had one tournament win and seven top-10 finishes, and held the low stroke average each year. He then transferred to
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card that year and retained it until 1998. He had four top-10 finishes. He competed on the Nationwide Tour in 1999 and 2000 before retiring.
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In the summer following his senior year at CSU, he won the Georgia State Amateur Championship by one stroke over
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later that year. Shortly after his recovery, Royer won the Azalea Amateur Invitational in
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Royer was inducted into the Columbus State University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.
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for six years, where he had one tournament win and several runner-up finishes.
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the only father-son combination to win the Open and Amateur in their history.
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Royer worked for three years at the International Junior Golf Academy on
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Champions Golf Academy in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Royer turned professional in 1987. He competed on the
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Later that year, he won again in 204:Best results in major championships 14: 1032:Golfers from Georgia (U.S. state) 66:6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) 944: 881: 828: 816: 805: 793: 782: 770: 759: 728: 694: 663: 652: 582: 571: 518: 507: 286:Royer received a scholarship to 87: 496:Hollard Royal Swazi Sun Classic 843:Nike Tour playoff record (1–0) 1: 457:Southern Africa Tour wins (1) 433:NCAA Division II Championship 927: 866: 740: 706: 675: 630: 556: 485: 420:Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 398:Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 288:Mississippi State University 125:Mississippi State University 107:Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 16:American professional golfer 930: 743: 709: 678: 641:Nike South Carolina Classic 633: 488: 343:Nike South Carolina Classic 1063: 566:Lexington PGA Championship 392:In 2007, Royer opened the 381:where he trained the 2005 333:He started playing on the 308:Charleston, South Carolina 1027:Korn Ferry Tour graduates 310:in a playoff and won the 292:Columbus State University 129:Columbus State University 965:1995 Nike Tour graduates 396:at the Long Bay Club in 339:Florence, South Carolina 316:Western Golf Association 748:Nike Permian Basin Open 359:Nike Permian Basin Open 937:−16 (69-69-66-68=272) 899:Pro Golf Tour wins (1) 752:−13 (69-68-68-70=275) 721:−18 (67-65-69-69=270) 687:−21 (67-67-66-67=267) 645:−15 (68-65-69-71=273) 500:−23 (64-66-67-68=265) 394:Champions Golf Academy 353:. In 1995, he won the 258:and golf instructor. 175:Number of wins by tour 1012:American male golfers 934:Tascosa Invitational 452:Professional wins (6) 241:The Open Championship 82:Sporting nationality 31:Personal information 683:Nike Texarkana Open 442:Azalea Invitational 361:. Royer gained his 351:Nike Texarkana Open 347:Texarkana, Arkansas 322:Professional career 256:professional golfer 136:Turned professional 876:Nike Dominion Open 717:Nike Dominion Open 602:Nike Tour wins (4) 383:U.S. Girls' Junior 379:Hilton Head Island 355:Nike Dominion Open 328:South African Tour 266:Royer was born in 211:Masters Tournament 956: 955: 896: 895: 840: 839: 599: 598: 530: 529: 404:Awards and honors 369:Instructor career 268:Columbus, Georgia 249: 248: 166:Professional wins 54:Columbus, Georgia 48:February 13, 1964 1054: 1022:PGA Tour golfers 949: 948: 903: 886: 885: 847: 833: 832: 821: 820: 810: 809: 800:Franklin Langham 798: 797: 787: 786: 775: 774: 764: 763: 733: 732: 699: 698: 668: 667: 657: 656: 606: 587: 586: 576: 575: 537: 523: 522: 512: 511: 461: 314:. 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Columbus, Georgia
United States
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Mississippi State University
Columbus State University
PGA Tour
Nationwide Tour
Pro Golf Tour
Masters Tournament
PGA Championship
U.S. Open
The Open Championship
professional golfer
Columbus, Georgia
Hugh Royer Jr.
Western Open
Mississippi State University
Columbus State University
Allen Doyle
U.S. Amateur
Charleston, South Carolina
Western Amateur
Western Golf Association
South African Tour
Nike Tour
Florence, South Carolina
Nike South Carolina Classic
Texarkana, Arkansas
Nike Texarkana Open
Nike Dominion Open

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