Baylor School

With 40 state championships (20 for girls, 20 for boys), Baylor has built a true dynasty in high school golf in Tennessee. The Baylor girls once owned a streak of 16 straight state titles (a state record) and boasts the only four-time individual state champ, while the Baylor boys won four straight team titles twice and three-in-a-row once. Five Baylor grads are currently playing on PGA or LPGA tours.

• The Baylor girls’ teams have now won a record 20 state championships (1995-2010, 2012, 2013, 2020, 2021,), including a record 16 consecutive titles, the longest winning streak in any sport in TSSAA history. In addition, Baylor boasts the state's only four-time champion in Brooke Pancake '08 (2007, 2006, 2005, 2004). 

Individual State Champions

Brooke Pancake '08	2007, 2006, 2005, 2004
May Wood '02	2000, 1999, 1998
Beth Felts '04	2003, 2001
Blakesly Warren '14	2013, 2012
Paula Liano '23	2021
Sofia Hoglund '10	2008
Elizabeth Hallman '98	1997

 

• The Baylor boys’ teams have won a record 20 state championships ('88, '89, '93, '94, '95, '96, '99, '00, '01, '03, '05, '06, '07, '08, '12, '15, '18, '20, '21) with six golfers winning seven individual state titles.

Individual State Champions

Luke List '03	2002, 2001
Sheldon McKnight '22	2020
Blake Maum '13	2012
Harris English '07	2005
Seth Brandon '05	2003
Richard Spangler '96	1995

 

• Baylor has five alums playing on PGA Tours.
  • Harris English '07 joined the Tour in 2012 and has two PGA Tour victories - the 2013 FedEx St. Jude Classic and the 2014 OHL Classic.
  • Luke List '03 joined in 2013 and has posted two wins on the Korn Ferry Tour and was runner-up at the PGA Tour's Honda Classic in 2018.
  • Keith Mitchell '10 joined the Tour in 2018 and won the 2018 Honda Classic.
  • Stephan Jaeger '08 shot the PGA's first ever round of 58 in a Web.com Tour event.
  • Brooke Pancake '08 is a player on the LPGA Tour since 2012. She led the University of Alabama to an NCAA championship.
• Individual Baylor golfers have been named AJGA All-Americans, NCAA All-Americans for academics as well as golf, and competed in numerous USGA, PGA and LPGA events.
• Baylor varsity teams participate in matches sanctioned by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) and competitions are held from mid-August through mid-October each year. Local, regional and state matches are scheduled along with annual competitions with teams outside of Tennessee. During “golf season” at Baylor, a varsity boys’ team is comprised of at least five players in each match while a girls’ team is usually comprised of three players for a match. Varsity golf at Baylor is similar to a collegiate setting as more than five boys and three girls are selected for the varsity teams each year, but the numbers of players in each match are limited. A series of qualifying rounds, academic performance, individual tournament records, and personal commitment determines who plays in matches. The level of competition for positions on the varsity golf teams at Baylor rivals many collegiate golf programs.
• During the “off season” at Baylor, golfers are given opportunities to pursue strength training, the development of their individual golf games, and community service activities in addition to their academic programs. Most varsity golfers elect to play in many local, regional, and state tournaments on a year-around basis – except during “golf season” at Baylor. When there’s a junior golf tournament in the southeastern part of the United States, there’s most always at least one Baylor golfer in the field and often many more.

Baylor golfers practice and play on the finest courses in the Southeast and use Black Creek Golf Club as their home course. A short game center is also located on our campus. Baylor teams include varsity and junior varsity, as well as a Middle School team for boys and girls in grades 6-8.