Nick Newcomb (2020) - Hall of Fame - Murray State University Athletics

Nick Newcomb

Induction:
2020

Nick Newcomb - Men's Golf 2007-10

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The Newcomb brothers are the first set of brothers to be selected to the Murray State Hall of Fame. Nick was inducted with his younger brother, Patrick, together in 2020.
Nick (2007-10) was the first to arrive at MSU to play for Coach Eddie Hunt in 2007.
Patrick (2009-13) joined the Racers when Nick was a senior.
The Newcomb boys led the Racers to the 2010 Ohio Valley Conference championship along with teammates Cameron Carrico, Chris Griffin and Jared Wolfe The Racers' dominant win of 18-shots, marked their first OVC title since 1991 and still the program's most recent.
Combined for 19 team wins and 11 individual titles at Murray State (three by Nick and eight by Patrick).
Nick won the OVC Tournament individual championship twice (2008 & 2010) and Patrick won it once in 2013 after being runner up in 2012.
They produced three OVC Golfer of the Year awards, Nick in 2010 and Patrick twice in 2012 and 2013.
Both played in the USGA United States Amateur with Patrick advancing to the quarterfinals in 2012. Nick played in the event in 2006 and the USGA PubLinks Amateur.
Patrick won a pair of Kentucky State Amateur titles in 2011 and 2012. He also played in one NCAA Regional after he won the OVC championship in 2013.
Both are still playing professionals.
Began their pro journey in the Peach State Tour. In 2013, Nick finished in the top-10 of the money list and also played events on the Dakotas Tour.
Patrick played in South Africa on the Sunshine Tour in 2015 and since played 44 events on the PGA Latinoamerica Tour where he won the Honduras Open in 2017.
In 2011, Nick played in a pair of Nationwide Tour events and Patrick played in one in 2012 and also qualified for a pair of PGA Tour events, the McGladrey Classic and the Greenbrier Classic in 2014 and 2015.
Patrick won his first pro event in 2015 in Paducah, Kentucky at the Irvin Cobb Championship and added an additional Cobb title in 2016.
Nick also claimed a Cobb championship in 2018.