Senior (2005):
Hamm made the All-America team for the second consecutive year after finishing 22nd at the NCAA national championships. He is one of three Emory golfers ever to make the All-America team twice. Hamm shot a 304 at the nationals, the 13th-best ever by an Emory golfer in the NCAA championships. He made the all-conference team for the second time and the all-state team for the first time. Hamm was second on the team with a 76.5 stroke average per 18 holes, 16th lowest in school history. He was eighth in the field of 80 golfers at the Division III Preview Tournament, in which teams play on the same course to be used for the national championships. Hamm placed among the top 20 individuals in three tournaments this season. He graduated in 10th place on the school's all-time list with a career average of 77.15 shots per round.

Junior (2004):
Junior Timothy Hamm became the fifth Eagle ever to earn All-America honors. Hamm, a second-team All-American, did so by finishing seventh out of 120 golfers with a 72-hole score of 294 (six-over-par) at the NCAA championships. His 294 is a school record at the NCAA tournament. Hamm shot a 71 on the final day, third-best ever by an Eagle in an NCAA championship. Hamm won the conference individual championship by beating out teammate Jason Scherr on the first playoff hole. Hamm's conference title is the 11th ever by an Eagle in the conference's 17-year history. As a result, Hamm was named to the all-conference team for the first time in his career. Hamm finished eighth in the Georgia Cup, based on season-long performances in selected tournament by NCAA Division III golfers. He recorded the third-best season scoring average, and a personal best, in school history with his season stroke average of 74.84 shots per round. He shot under 77 in 19 of his 25 rounds this season. Hamm's season-best round was 69 at the Pfeiffer Invitational, and his best score for a 36-hole tournament was 142 (done twice), tying the fifth-best score in school history. He finished in the top 10 in five tournaments and the top 20 in six tournaments. In addition to winning the conference, Hamm also was a co-medalist, along with teammate Jason Scherr, at the Mary Hardin-Baylor Invitational. That made him the sixth Eagle golfer ever to win two tournaments in a single season. Hamm had a season won-loss record of 779-221. His career scoring average, 77.49, puts him on pace to finish ninth all-time in the Emory record book.

Sophomore (2003):
Hamm played in Emory's Fall and Spring Invitationals, firing four rounds in his second season golfing for the Eagles

Freshman (2002):
Averaged 78.0 strokes per round in 14 rounds played for the Eagles. Posted one top-10 finish (Berry Invitational-sixth), two top-15 finishes (Williams Invitational-12th, Embry-Riddle Classic-12th), and one top-25 finish (Golden Isles Invitational-25th).

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"Emory golf will help define your college experience. In my four years here I have traveled all over the United States and to Scotland. We have had the privilege of playing some of the best courses around the world with players from all over the world. Combined with academics, Emory golf has presented me with an abundance of opportunities now and in the future."