The East Lake Cup is a collegiate competition featuring top-performing teams from the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Golf Championships. The East Lake Cup will take place at historic East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia, and air live on Golf Channel on Monday October 30, Tuesday, October 31 and Wednesday, November 1, 2023.
Modeled after the NCAA Golf Championships, the format for the East Lake Cup consists of an opening round of stroke play to crown an individual male and female champion and determine seeding for the following two days of match play competition. East Lake Cup’s celebratory kick-off event, Party on the Green, is scheduled for October 28, 2023.
The 9th Annual Tom Cousins award will also be presented at this year’s event. The honor, named after East Lake Foundation founder and philanthropist Tom Cousins, recognizes collegiate golfers – one male and one female – best representing the values of the award: excelling in academics and engagement in the community.
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2022 Champions
Men’s Team: Vanderbilt University
Women’s Team: Auburn University
Men’s Individual: Gordon Sargent (Vanderbilt University )
Women’s Individual: Blanca Fernandez Garcia-Poggio (Texas A&M)
2022 Teams
Men’s Teams: Texas, Arizona State University, Vanderbilt, and Pepperdine
Women’s Teams: Oregon, Texas A&M, Aurburn, UCLA
2021 Champions
Men’s Team: University of Oklahoma
Women’s Team: Oklahoma State University
Men’s Individual: Co- Champions: Preston Summerhayes, Arizona State University and Chris Gotterup, University of Oklahoma
Women’s Individual: Rina Tatematsu, Oklahoma State University
2021 Teams
Men’s Teams: University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, Arizona State University and Pepperdine
Women’s Teams: Ole Miss, University of Arizona, Duke and Oklahoma State University
2020 Champions
Men’s Team: Pepperdine
Women’s Team: Ole Miss
Men’s Individual: Patrick Welch, Oklahoma
Women’s Individual: Co-Champions Ellen Hume and Kennedy Swann, Ole Miss
2020 Teams
Men’s Teams: University of Texas, University of Oklahoma, Texas Tech and Pepperdine
Women’s Teams: University of Texas, University of South Carolina, Ole Miss and University of Florida
2019 Champions
Men’s Team: University of Texas
Women’s Team: Wake Forest University
Men’s Individual: Mark Power – Wake Forest University
Women’s Individual: Ana Belac – Duke University & Vanessa Knecht – Wake Forest University
2019 Teams
Men’s Teams: Wake Forest University, the University of Texas, Vanderbilt University, Oklahoma State University
Women’s Teams: Auburn University, University of Arizona, Duke University, Wake Forest University
2018 Champions
Men’s Team: Auburn University
Women’s Team: University of Southern California
Men’s Individual: Viktor Hovland – Oklahoma State University
Women’s Individual: Albane Valenzuela – Stanford University
2018 Teams
Men’s Teams: the University of Alabama, Auburn University, Duke University, and Oklahoma State University
Women’s Teams: the University of Alabama, the University of Arizona, the University of Southern California, and Stanford University
2017 Champions
Men’s Team: Vanderbilt University
Women’s Team: University of Southern California
Men’s Individual: Will Gordon – Vanderbilt University
Women’s Individual: Robynn Ree– University of Southern California
2017 Teams
Men’s Teams: Vanderbilt University, University of Oklahoma, University of Illinois and the University of Oregon
Women’s Teams: Northwestern University, Stanford University, Arizona State University and the University of Southern California
2016 Champions
Men’s Team: University of Illinois
Women’s Team: Duke University
Men’s Individual: Scottie Scheffler – University of Texas
Women’s Individual: Andrea Lee – Stanford University
2016 Teams
Men’s Teams: the University of Oregon, the University of Texas, Vanderbilt University and the University of Illinois
Women’s Teams: Stanford University, Duke University, the University of Washington and the University of California – Los Angeles.
2015 Champions
Men: University of Illinois
Women: University of Southern California
2015 Teams
Men’s Teams: Louisiana State University, the University of Southern California, the University of Georgia and the University of Illinois
Women’s Teams: Stanford University, Duke University, Baylor University and the University of Southern California