Mike Hughett

Mike Hughett is a two-time Nebraska amateur of the year who has won three Oklahoma amateur of the year awards since moving to the Tulsa area.

While a junior golfer, Mike won the Lincoln junior championship and played in the U.S. Junior Amateur at 15 and won the Class A state title and the Lincoln men’s city title at 17. After his freshman year of college, he defeated Larry Sock in a playoff for the Nebraska Amateur after losing to Sock in the state match-play finals. They shared amateur of the year honors. Mike also qualified that year for the U.S. Amateur.

Mike started his college golf career at Oral Roberts and finished at Nebraska, lettering there in 1981. That year, he beat his brother Bryan in the state match-play final and was amateur of the year a second time before moving to Oklahoma.

In the Sooner State, he was amateur of the year in 1992, 2000, and 2001. He won the 1986 and 2000 state stroke-play titles and the 2001 Oklahoma Amateur and made the match-play bracket in four of the nine times he qualified for the U.S. Mid-Amateur.