In his first year at Clemson after first-team Division II All-America season at nearby Anderson University in 2022-23 … earned his first top-3 finish for Clemson while making his debut at the J.T. Poston Invitational ... one of the reasons Anderson was ranked #1 in the nation on May 5, 2023, the poll just before entering NCAA Division II regional action last year.
Overview: In his first year at Clemson after first-team Division II All-America season at nearby Anderson University in 2022-23…one of the reasons Anderson was ranked #1 in the nation on May 5, 2023, the poll just before entering NCAA Division II regional action last year…attended Eastside High School in Greenville before going to Anderson…also lettered in football and basketball in high school.
At Anderson University: First-team Division II All-American in 2022-23 when he had a 70.50 stroke average for 10 tournaments and 30 rounds…first-team All-SAC and a two-time conference player of the week…had 22 under-par rounds, including 12 rounds in the 60s…finished the year with six top 10s in his 10 tournaments…two of the top 10s were victories, at the UNG North Georgia Intercollegiate to start the season and at the LMU Spring Intercollegiate in St. Augustine, Florida in February…co-medalist at UNG North Georgia when he had a 10-under-par 206 thanks to rounds of 69-70-70…had record setting performance in winning the LMU Spring Intercollegiate, he had rounds of 69-67-63 for a 199 total, 17-under-par…the 199 total was a school record by seven shots…his final round 63 set school record as well….the 17-under-par was a record for strokes under par in a 54-hole event…finished in a tie for second at the SAC Conference Tournament, a performance that helped Anderson win the conference championship…he had 210 total, (-6) at the conference event after consistent rounds of 69-71-70…finished 16th at the NCAA Regional Tournament where he shot one-under-par 212…helped Anderson to four team victories in 2022-23…in one of his most impressive performances of 2023, he finished third at the Azalea Amateur in Charleston against a national field. ..he posted rounds of 68-64-70-72 for a 274 total.
Calahan Keever All-Time Hole-in-One Shots
Personality Profile
Clemson Major: Communications
Home Course: The Preserve at Verdae
Favorite Current Professional Golfer: Scottie Scheffler
Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Drake Maye
Favorite Course I have Played: Old Head
Toughest Course I have Played: Bethpage Black
My Best All-time Round (what was the course): 63 at St. Johns in St. Augustine, Fla.
The Best Part Of My Game is: Ball striking
My Favorite Club: Driver
The Part of the Game I Must Improve Is: Chipping
The Biggest Influence on My Golf Career Has Been: My teammates
My Dream Foursome Includes Myself And: Dad, Webb Simpson, Danny Neal
