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History of Stanford Golf
Stanford's remarkable history has left its mark on the golf world.		 Stanford Greats
The names are legendary: Little, Seaver, Rosburg, Watson & Woods and others.		 All-Americans
Numberous All-Americans played at Stanford over the years.		 National Champions
8 national championships have been won, including in 2007.
Malcolm McNaughton '33 Charles Seaver '34 Lawson Little '34 Don Edwards '36
Art Doering '40 Warren Berl '42 Bud Brownell '42 Sandy Tatum '42
Bob Cardinal '47 Eddie Twiggs '32-47 Bob Rosburg '49 Dick McElyea '52
Steve Smith '61 Tom Watson '71 Bud Finger '48-76 Christian Cevaer '92
Notay Begay '95 Casey Martin '95 Tiger Woods '96 Joel Kribel '99

Bud Brownell - 1942

Raymond (Bud) Brownell. Letter winner 1941 and 1942. Member of Stanford Hall of Fame. Member of the 1941 and 1942 national championship teams. Individual NCAA runner-up in 1941. Conference champion 1941. Died in the Pacific during WWII. Held the Stanford course record of 63 for more than 60 years.
Sandy Tatum talks about his teammates Warren Berl & Bud Brownell

More background information is being compiled so check back soon! If you'd like to contribute a story or information about Bud Brownell please email Bob Stevens at bob@stanfordmensgolf.org

Brownell's early swing - from family archives
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Brownell on the right with the 1941 national championship team

Brownell on right with Warren Berl and Coach Eddie Twiggs


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