Bio

After spending 20 seasons as head coach of the CMS men's golf team before his 2020 retirement, Bim Jollymour is returning to CMS athletics in 2021 to assist with the women's golf program.

In the 2015-16 season, Jollymour led the men's golf team to the program's first NCAA Division III National Championship in Penfield, New York. The team took an 11-stroke lead after the first day and eventually won by six strokes for the title.

As a result of the Stags' first national title, Jollymour won the Dave Williams award as the National Coach of the Year, and he was also honored as the West Regional Coach of the Year that season, while adding SCIAC Coach of the Year honors the following season. Jollymour was also named one of the five finalists for the Dave Williams Award in 2020 after leading the Stags to three wins in four events before the suspension of spring sports due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Under Jollymour, CMS made 14 trips to the NCAA tournament including 12 consecutive appearances and three top-five finishes. He coached two Division III individual national champions in Tain Lee and Brad Shigezawa, as well as a close runner-up in Alex Wrenn, who finished second in a playoff as a freshman in 2016 after tying for first after 72 holes. Overall, Jollymour coached seven All-Americans and 29 All-American Scholars. 

The Stags picked up four Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) titles in the final six years (2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018) of Jollymour's tenure.

Jollymour is an active rules official with Southern California Golf Association (SCGA), United States Golf Association (USGA) and Southern California Professional Golf Association (SCPGA).