University Southern California Trojans
March 25, 2025 | Men's Golf
LOS ANGELES – USC men's golf's former coach Stan Wood, and Trojan alumni Bud Bradley, were inducted into the SoCal Golf Hall of Fame on Tuesday, Mar. 18.
Wood and Bradley joined list of five former athletes, coaches and golf administrators in the induction. Wood coached USC for 25 seasons (1955-80) and played in 22 NCAA Championships and coached 57 All-Americans. Joining him is USC Hall of Famer Bradley, who helped the Trojans earn a third-place finish in the 1958 NCAA Championships.
Wood coached numerous USC players to went on to win major titles, including PGA champions Al Geilberger (1966) and Dave Stockton (1970, 1976); Masters champion Craig Stadler (1982) and U.S. Open champion Scott Simpson (1987). Stockton also won the 1996 Senior U.S. Open and Stadler was the medalist in the U.S. Amateur title in 1973.
Bradley was inducted into USC's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007. As an amateur he won the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in 1954, and the Hearst National Junior title in the same year. During his time on at USC he was a second team All-American three consecutive years (1956-58).
USC two-time All-American, Mark Pfeil was at the podium to accept the award on Wood's behalf. Paige Bradley, Bud's daughter, was at the podium to accept the award on Bradley's behalf.
For more information on the USC men's golf team, a complete schedule, and results, please visit USCTrojans.com. Fans of the Trojans can follow the team on Instagram and on X @USCMensGolf.
Wood and Bradley joined list of five former athletes, coaches and golf administrators in the induction. Wood coached USC for 25 seasons (1955-80) and played in 22 NCAA Championships and coached 57 All-Americans. Joining him is USC Hall of Famer Bradley, who helped the Trojans earn a third-place finish in the 1958 NCAA Championships.
Wood coached numerous USC players to went on to win major titles, including PGA champions Al Geilberger (1966) and Dave Stockton (1970, 1976); Masters champion Craig Stadler (1982) and U.S. Open champion Scott Simpson (1987). Stockton also won the 1996 Senior U.S. Open and Stadler was the medalist in the U.S. Amateur title in 1973.
Bradley was inducted into USC's Athletic Hall of Fame in 2007. As an amateur he won the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in 1954, and the Hearst National Junior title in the same year. During his time on at USC he was a second team All-American three consecutive years (1956-58).
USC two-time All-American, Mark Pfeil was at the podium to accept the award on Wood's behalf. Paige Bradley, Bud's daughter, was at the podium to accept the award on Bradley's behalf.
For more information on the USC men's golf team, a complete schedule, and results, please visit USCTrojans.com. Fans of the Trojans can follow the team on Instagram and on X @USCMensGolf.
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