Bill Brogden

Bill Brogden (Men's Golf Coach, 1986-2016) was an icon in the collegiate golf world, coaching for 47 years while leading Tulsa in 30 of those seasons. Brogden led Tulsa to 10 conference championships, including seven Missouri Valley Conference titles, two Western Athletic Conference championships and one Conference USA crown. He coached 12 All-America golfers and had 29 Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) Scholar Athlete award winners. He was named the Conference Coach of the Year five times at Tulsa, earning the honor in the Missouri Valley Conference three times (1987, 1994, 1995) and once each in the WAC (2001) and Conference USA (2007). Brogden was inducted into the National Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame in 1991. Brogden's Tulsa tenure included winning the school's first-ever NCAA Central Regional Championship in 2007, finishing with a school-best ninth-place NCAA performance in 2002 and earning the golf program's highest-ever national ranking of eighth in 1995.