1968 - Marilyn "Cathead" Stroud
1969 - Sanford Duggan
1970 - Dillard Traynham
1971 - Tommy Gaul
1972 - Tommy Gaul
1973 - Bill Hardy
1974 - Frankie Impson
1975 - Frankie Impson
1976 - John Fergeson
1977 - Bill Lovett
1978 - Keith Storms*
1979 - Billy Hong #
1980-Bill Lovett
1981 - Joe Moses
1982 - Tommy Biershank
1983 - Billy Hong #
1984 - Bill Lovett
1985 - Chris Patton
1986 - Barry Beeks
1987 - Bill Duncan
1988 - Mike Gravley
1989 - Chris Patton
1990 - Michael Christie#
1991 - Gary Gaddy
1992 - Mike Gravley*
1993 - Mike Gravley
1994 - Mike Toalson
1995 - Mike Gravley
1996 - Bobby Hines
1997 - Whit Suber*
1998 - Bobby Hines
1999 - Matt Wills
2000 - Todd Satterfield
2001 - Brent Delahoussaye
2002 - Jeremy Revis*
2003 - Whit Suber
2004 - Chris Eassy*
2005 - Tim Garrett
2006 - Garland Ferrell
2007 - Tim Garrett
2008 - Trey Bridwell
2009 - Chris Wilkins*
2010 - Trey Bridwell
2011 - Marcus Grumbles
2012 - Josh O'Neal
2013 - Todd Hendley
2014 - Josh O'Neal
2015 - Zach Siefert
2016 - Yancey Johnson
2017 - Chris Eassy
2018 - Danny Brock
2019 - Cole Patterson
2020 - Chris Eassy
2021 - Nelson Dickson
2022 - Garland Ferrell
*-Won Playoff
#-Deceased

Note that there are eight two time champions: Trey Bridwell, Garland Ferrell, Tommy Gaul, Bobby Hines, Billy Hong, Frankie Impson, Chris Patton and Whit Suber. There are two three time champions, Chris Eassy and Bill Lovett, and there is one four time champion, Mike Gravley.

Several champions have gone on to play professionally. Tommy Gaul was a long time club pro, while Chris Patton, Michael Christie, & Mike Gravley all at one time or another spent time on the PGA Tour, and 2002 Champ Jeremy Revis spent some time on the Hooters Tour. 2005 Champ Tim Garrett also played professionally. Keith Storms, Michael Christie, and Brent Delehoussaye were current college players when they won, while Todd Satterfield and Joe Moses were college coaches when they won. Bill Lovett has gone on to design and market his own golf club line in Florida, and we must point out the illustrious amateur careers of our first and third champions, Cathead Stroud and Dillard Traynham, who between them won a basket full of State Amateur & Open Titles. Of all the past champions, only Mike Gravley can rival the total tournament wins of those two. You also might recall the tragic death of Billy Hong, the reigning champion in 1983, when he was aboard the Korean Jet Liner that was shot down by a then Soviet MIG fighter. Billy, who won the '83 tourney at Pebble Creek to go with his '79 win, was extremely popular & loved by all. We were particularly pleased to honor his memory in the 2002 County Am. We are proud of all our champions!!