The Southern Golf Association Hall of Fame was established in 1972 by the Board of Directors of the Southern Golf Association. The following qualifications were established as criteria for nomination of an inductee, but an inductee does not have to meet every single criteria. The candidate must have: 1) Outstanding competitive career; 2) Outstanding administrative contributions; 3) Outstanding promotional contributions; 4) The candidate must have met the above criteria while a member of a Southern Golf Association Member Club. The Southern Golf Association Hall of Fame is unique in that it does not necessarily induct a member each year, nor does it select multiple inductees.
In 1999, at Ocean Forest Golf Club in Sea Island, Georgia, Tim Jackson of Germantown, Tennessee was inducted into the Southern Golf Association Hall of Fame. While Tim's accomplishments and achievements in golf touch on each of the above criteria, having served and continuing to serve as a volunteer and director of the Tennessee Golf Association, he is honored more as a competitor than an administrator. To this end, we list for you the highlights of his competitive career:
International Competition
1995 Member United States Walker Cup Team
1995 Low Individual & Team Champion Simon Bolivar Cup
1996 Alternate United States World Amateur Team
1998 Alternate United States World Amateur Team
National Competition
1994 USGA Amateur Quarter-Finalist
1994 USGA Mid-Amateur Champion
1995 USGA Amateur Quarter-Finalist
1995 USGA Mid-Amateur Quarter-Finalist
1995 Azalea Amateur Runner-Up
1995 Masters Participant
1995 USGA State Team Championship Individual Champion
1996 Southern Amateur 3rd Place
1997 USGA Mid-Amateur Semi-Finalist
1997 USGA State Team Championship 3rd Place
1998 North & South Champion
1998 Northeast Amateur 5th Place
1998 USGA Amateur 2nd Round Match Play
1998 USGA State Team Championship Champion
1998 Bob Jones Invitational Champion
