1989 BYU Hall of Fame

Golfer Michael Alan Brannan is one of only a handful of four-time All-Americans in the history of BYU athletics. Also All-Western Athletic Conference each of those years, he played on three WAC championship teams, won seven tournaments, and earned first-team All-America status in 1976.

Perhaps Mike's proudest moment was when he led at the 1977 NCAA Championships in Oregon after four rounds. That same year he was chosen for the U.S. Walker Cup team and the NCAA All-Stars.

Mike won the Fresno, Western Intercollegiate, Beehive, Cougar, and Weber State classics. He was runner-up at the Northeastern Amateur, the Pacific Coast Amateur, the Sun Bowl All-Stars, the Cougar Classic, and the WAC Championships.

Besides being a two-time California Amateur champion and winner of both the California and Utah opens, Mike represents a long line of Cougars who have been Northern California Amateur champions. He also won both the Junior World and the U.S. Junior championships.

Mike played on the PGA Tour for several years, with his best finish being second place at the Houston Open. He finished in the top 10 in four other tournaments and played in three U.S. Opens and the 1978 Masters.

• Named third-team All-America
• Placed 11th in the NCAA
• Tied for sixth in the WAC
• Named All-WAC
• Member of the NCAA All-Star team to Japan
• Finished first at the Utah Open
• Runner-up at the Northeastern Amateur and Pacific Coast Amateur

• Named first-team All-America
• Named All-WAC

• Named third-team All-America
• Named All-WAC
• Finished first at the Weber State Classic
• Member of the Walker Cup Team
• Was a quarterfinalist in the U.S. Amateur

• All-American
• Named All-WAC