BACK-TO-BACK Willow Brook golf champion Aaron Hickman (left) receives the championship trophy from WBCC president Mark Strawn on Sunday at Willow Brook Country Club. Photo by Phil Hicks

Aaron Hickman fired a final round of 3-under 68 on Sunday to wrap up back-to-back Men’s Club Golf Championships at Willow Brook Country Club.

Hickman, the former TCU standout, played the final two rounds at 4-under for a 54-hole total of 1-under 212.

It was his fourth WBCC title. He was also back-to-back champion in 2006 and 2007.

“It feels good,” Hickman said. “I always like to win out here.”

Hickman, a noted amateur around the state, was pleased with his final round.

“I just played really well today,” he said. “I hit it really good. I played the par 3s really well. I made three twos today and that always helps.”

Hickman plans to stay busy the remainder of the summer and into the fall. Next up is the Texas State Mid-Amateur Match Play Tournament July 25-28 at Oak Hills Country Club in San Antonio.

Then there’s the Texas State Mid-Amateur, Sept. 27-29 at The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch in Boerne. Later in the fall, there’s the United States Mid-Amateur, scheduled for Oct. 5-8 at the Country Club of Birmingham in Birmingham, Ala.

First-round leader Wes Alexander, the 2000 club champion, placed second with a 222 (73-73-76).

Taking third was Derek Mitchell, who had final round of 1-under 70, with a 226 (77-79-70). There was a three-way tie for fourth at 227 — Steve Duffey (80-74-73), Jacky Lee (77-71-79) and Clay Snyder (75-78-74). Joel Hackney, the 2002 champion, was seventh at 230 (76-76-78).

Andy Wall holds the record of 15 club championships.

Luke Freeman won the Presidents Flight with a 235 (80-77-78), followed by Galloway Calhoun (81-79-76—236) and Gary Thedford (80-78-79—237).

The Championship and Presidents flights played 54-holes, while all other flights were 36.

In the First Flight, Jeff Embry won with a 151 (78-73). He was followed by Keir Orr (82-72—154), Carter Grooms (83-74—157) and Chip Swinney (81-79—160).

Robert Parks won the Second Flight with a 165 (79-86). He was followed by James Wynne III (80-86—166), Howie Alexander (84-84—168), and Tone Lester (83-86—169).

There was a gross and net division of the Third Flight.

Jonathan Lesniewski won the gross division with a 170 (84-86). Bill Wylie was second at 172 (90-82), while Jim McKinley was third at 172 (82-90).

Jerry Ashworth won the net title with a 139 (69-70) with Joe Murphy runner-up at 147 (65-82). Scott Terry was third at 148 (76-72).

2013 Men’s Club Golf Championship

Willow Brook Country Club

Championship Flight — Aaron Hickman, 74-70-68—212; Wes Alexander, 73-73-76—222; Derek Mitchell, 77-79-70—226; Steve Duffey, 80-74-73—227; Jacky Lee, 77-71-79—227; Clay Snyder, 75-78-74—227; Joel Hackney, 76-76-78—230; Jason Mills, 77-75-79—231; Jared Green, 79-76-77—232; Kyle DeShazo, 75-80-78—233; Stan Lusk, 79-77-88—244.

Presidents Flight — Luke Freeman, 80-77-78—235; Galloway Calhoun, 81-79-76—236; Gary Thedford, 80-78-79—237; Bert Ferris, 84-81-82—247; Don Robert Johnson, 83-80-84—247; Tyler Clark, 83-85-84—252; Mike Craig, 88-82-84—254; Felipe Garcia, 83-88-90—261.

First Flight — Jeff Embry, 78-73—151; Keir Orr, 82-72—154; Carter Grooms, 83-74—157; Chip Swinney, 81-79—160; Greg Schultz, 83-83—166; David Prejean, 81-87—168; Jason Richards, 81-87—168; Bailey Fender, 82-87—169; Luis Correa, 88-82—170; Bryan Lowery, 85-85—170; Craig Dickerson, 87-86—173; Brian Hancock, 81-92—173.

Second Flight — Robert Parks, 79-86—165; James Wynne III, 80-86—166; Howie Alexander, 84-84—168; Tone Lester, 83-86—169; Bill Hillyer, 84-88—172; William Robbins, 86-87—173; Charles Stone, 83-92—175; David Dial, 86-91—177; Alan Wharton, 92-88—180; Gonzalo Egana, 93-88—181; Jason Holman, 100-88—188; Julian Rayzor, 99-90—189.

Third Flight (Gross) — Jonathan Lesniewski, 84-86—170; Bill Wylie, 90—82—172; Jim McKinley, 82-90—172; Scott Terry, 89-85—174; Charles Heaton, 88-88—176; Jim Jordan, 89-87—176; Jerry Ashworth, 89-90—179; John Deibel Jr., 89-93—182; Joe Cooley, 90-94—184; Joseph Milburn, 95-90—185; Joe Murphy, 84-101—185; Justin Stafford, 87-100—187; Tracy Crawford, 93-95—188; Jimmy Neal, 95-94—189; Tim Beck, 91-102—193.

Third Flight (Net) — Jerry Ashworth, 69-70—139; Joe Murphy, 65-82—147; Scott Terry, 76-72—148.