Chapman Athletics Hall of Fame (est. 1979)
The top player when Chapman began its men’s golf program in 1967, Sandy was the team’s MVP each of the first two seasons and helped the team to a 12-7 record in 1967-68. He qualified for the PGA Tour from 1974-77 and played in the British Open in ’74. His best tournament as a professional was a fourth-place finish at the Texas Open in San Antonio in 1976, where he shot 10-under for the weekend. He maintained amateur standing after 1977 and won SCGA mid-amateur championships in 1986 and ’91. In another amateur tournament, the Fiji Open in Australia, Galbraith lost in a sudden-death playoff to a very young Greg Norman. He retired from competitive golf in the early 2000s.
