George Skip Stigger KMI 1954

Mr. Stigger is the most accomplished golfer in the storied golfing history of Kentucky Military Institute (KMI). George—affectionately nicknamed “Skip”—was a two-time Kentucky state golf champion, winning the individual title in 1955 and 1956. This feat was unmatched in Kentucky boys’ golf history for over fifty years. During his four varsity years at KMI, Stigger qualified and finished in the top fifty every year for the state tournament. His leadership and individual play played an instrumental role in leading the KMI “Kadet” golf squad in winning the 1956 state and regional championships. Mr. Stigger earned and athletic scholarship and continued his golfing talents at the University of Florida, earning four letters. Mr. Stigger is also the 1960 Kentucky State amateur golf champion. Today, Mr. Stigger is married and a retired attorney living in Georgia.

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