2007-2008 USC Men’s Golf Schedule

Date Event Site Sept. 10-11 Inverness Intercollegiate Invitational Toledo, OH Sept. 22-23 The Fall Preview Purdue, IN Oct. 21-23 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational Orlando, FL Nov. 5-7 CordeValle Intercollegiate San Martin, CA Feb. 6-8 UH-Hilo Intercollegiate Waikoloa, HI March 3-4 USC Collegiate Invitational Westlake Village, CA March 7-9 UNLV Southern Highlands Collegiate Las Vegas, NV March 24-26 U.S. Collegiate Championship Alpharetta, GA April 19-20 Stanford Intercollegiate Palo Alto, CA April 28-30 Pac-10 Championships Fairfax, CA May 15-17 NCAA Championships -- West Regional Bremerton, WA May 28-31 NCAA Championships West Lafayette, IN

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USC's 2007 Pac-10 Championship Team

(Standing, L-R): Director of Golf Kurt Schuette, Tom Glissmeyer, Joshua Wooding, Ryan Linton, Rory Hie (Sitting, L-R): Head Coach Chris Zambri, Pac-10 Individual Champion Jamie Lovemark, Jordan Nasser

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE  2007-2008 USC Outlook

USC second-year Head title (and becoming just the Coach Chris Zambri is intent Sophomore third Trojan to do it). The top- on changing history. Jamie Lovemark ranked golfer for much of the A former USC golfer season, Lovemark earned himself, he is well aware 2007 the Arnold Palmer (national of the fact that the Trojans, championship individual despite stockpiling major NCAA INDIVIDUAL medalist), Jack Nicklaus league talent down through CHAMPION (national player of the year) the decades and supplying and Phil Mickelson (nation’s more than their share of outstanding freshman) golfers to the professional Awards and was tabbed ranks, are still in search of a Ping All-American first the program’s first NCAA teamer. He also earned Pac- team title. 10 Co-Golfer and Freshman In fact, Troy features 92 of the Year honors. All-Americans and four Hie, one of the top NCAA individual title winners freshmen golfers in the and is perennially among the country in 2007, earned All- top programs in the nation. Pac-10 second team honors. USC has enjoyed success in He posted four top 10 every facet of the program, finishes, had eight in the top but has yet to hoist the NCAA 20 and carded 13 rounds in title trophy. the 60s, including a season- L i k e m a n y o f i t s best 66 in the final round of predecessors at USC, the Pac-10 Championships. the 2007-2008 squad is Hie, ranked among the top talented and hungry, led 50 in the nation for much by 2007 All-American first of his freshman season, teamer and 2007 NCAA finished second on the squad Championship medalist in stroke average (71.97). Jamie Lovemark. Fellow Glissmeyer, USC’s most second-year Trojan Rory experienced collegiate Hie, himself a strong 2008 player, ranked among the All-American candidate, top 100 players in the combines with Lovemark to country last year and was become perhaps the most third on the team with a potent sophomore duo in stroke average (72.53). A the country. 2007 All-Pac-10 honorable Also back is 2007 All-Pac- mention selection, he had 11 10 honorable mention pick rounds in the 60s. Tom Glissmeyer and fellow Another experienced junior Ryan Linton as well as redshirt freshman Bo DeHuff. junior is Ryan Linton, who has improved his game and become a solid Zambri and Director of Golf Kurt Schuette bolstered the team with its second contributor for the Trojans. He played in four events as a sophomore and was a consecutive highly ranked recruiting class that includes freshmen Tim Sluiter part of Troy’s title at the USC Collegiate earlier this season. Redshirt freshman (Zwolle, The Netherlands), Matthew Giles (Sydney, Australia) and Daniel Park Bo DeHuff is also making strides in his second year with the program. (Los Angeles) and junior college transfer Gavin Reid (Ballynahinch, North Giles, a spring semester enrollee who is considered Australia’s top amateur, Ireland). Sluiter and Giles have both made immediate contributions and won the 2006 World Junior Golf championship by eight strokes and was have been stalwarts in USC’s 2008 lineup while Reid has been qualifying third at the event in 2007. He also captained the 2006-2007 Australian U19 and making contributions as well. Teams and was third at the 2007 Pacific-Northwest Amateur. “The squad has the ability to compete with anyone in the nation,” Zambri Sluiter, who joins Trojan senior women’s golfer Dewi Claire Schreefel as said. “It’s something we’ve shown through the season. But it’s also something Trojans from The Netherlands, helped guide his native country to the team that we need to do consistently and in big situations.” title at the 2006 World Team Championships and won the 2006 Dutch The Trojans lost some experience with the graduation last season of reliable National Strokeplay Championship in August of 2006, took the title of the seniors Joshua Wooding and Jordan Nasser, not to mention contributor Ben 2006 RiverWoods Dutch Junior Open in July (setting a course record, 64, Miller, who also graduated. in the process) and won the 2006 Dutch National Championship (under 21) But the big play of Lovemark and Hie, the experience of Glissmeyer and in June with a 72-hole 17-under. the quick emergence of first-year Trojans Sluiter and Giles has eased the loss Reid spent the past two seasons at Saddleback J.C., where he won the of last year’s departing senior class. California JUCO State title in 2006, was the 2005 and 2006 Orange Empire Lovemark turned in perhaps the most successful season in USC men's Conference Player of the Year and was a two-time Saddleback MVP. Park was golf history as a freshman, capped by winning Troy's fourth NCAA individual a three-time prep CIF Sectional champion (2005-2007) in Los Angeles.

PAGE  — University of Southern California 2007-2008 USC Men’s Golf Roster Name Height Year Hometown (High School/JC/College) Bo DeHuff 6-0 RS Freshman Coto de Caza, Calif. (Santa Margarita Catholic HS) Matt Giles 5-10 Freshman Sydney, Australia (Caringbah HS) Tom Glissmeyer 5-10 Junior Colorado Springs, Colo. (Cheyenne Mountain HS) Rory Hie 5-10 Sophomore Lakewood, Calif. (Cerritos HS) Ryan Linton 6-0 Junior Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest HS) Jamie Lovemark 6-4 Sophomore Rancho Sante Fe, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) Daniel Park 5-7 Freshman Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies) Gavin Reid 6-4 Junior Ballynahinch, North Ireland (Saddleback JC) Tim Sluiter 6-1 Freshman Zwolle, The Netherlands (Thomas a Kempis HS)

Director of Golf: Kurt Schuette Men's Head Coach: Chris Zambri Team Sports Psychologist: Dr. David Wright, Ph.D.

Junior Sophomore Tom Glissmeyer Rory Hie

2008 2008 All-Pac-10 All-Pac-10 2nd Team 1st Team

2007 2007 All-Pac-10 All-Pac-10 H.M. 2nd Team

Men's Golf Support Staff

Paul Goldberg Bryan Bailey Allie Rowe John Meyer Susie Cognetta Golf SID Strength and Director Athletic Trainer Academic Advisor Conditioning of Golf Operations

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE  Kurt Schuette USC Director of golf • 14TH season 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year • Winner of Three Pac-10 Championships 17-time NCAA qualifier (13 NCAA finals with teams or individuals)

The 2007-2008 season is Kurt Schuette’s 14th season again to compete at the highest levels of collegiate golf. at USC. He began his career at USC as the men’s team In 2001 and 2002, Schuette led the Trojans to head coach and was quickly promoted to Director of Golf consecutive Pac-10 titles, while helping coach Hunter to oversee the men’s and women’s teams. It is with great Mahan--the 2001 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year--and ambition and purpose that Schuette took the new position. Kevin Stadler--the 2002 Pac-10 Golfer of the Year--to From the beginning, his goal has been for Trojan Golf to All-American honors. be the program by which all others are measured. Each Schuette was elevated to Director of Golf at USC in year both teams have steadily made progress towards this 1996. Under his direction and the hard work of outstand- goal. ing women's coach Andrea Gaston, the USC women's golf In 2007, the Trojans returned to the NCAA Cham- program has also blossomed into one of the top programs pionships final for the fourth time in the past five years, in the country. USC has made 10 straight NCAA Champi- enjoying NCAA postseason action for the 18th year in onship final appearances, winning the team title in 2003, a row. Freshman Jamie Lovemark became USC's third finishing among the top four three of the past five years NCAA Championship individual title winner and also led and among the top 10 in eight of the past 10 years. USC to its 18th Pac-10 Championship while winning the In 2007, junior Paola Moreno earned All-American conference individual crown as well. first team honors while freshman Belen Mozo was tabbed an All-American In 2006, Taylor Wood represented the Trojans at the 2006 NCAA honorable mention pick. Championships when he finished tied for 27th while competing individu- In 2006, sophomore Dewi Claire Schreefel became USC's third NCAA ally. individual title winner and joined 2006 Women's Golf Honda Award winner In 2005, USC made it to the NCAA Championships for the third Irene Cho as an All-American first team selection. Schreefel was also an straight season. Its sixth-place finish that year was the Trojans' best since All-American honorable mention pick in 2005. taking fifth in 1995. In 2003, the Women of Troy had a magical season, winning the first- In 2002, USC won its first back-to-back conference championship ever NCAA team golf title, senior Mikaela Parmlid won the NCAA individual since 1972-73. It was yet another milestone in the re-establishment of title, while Cho was an honorable mention All-American selection. USC as a national golf power. In 2002, the Women of Troy placed 14th at the NCAAs and both The Trojans have been moving up from the moment Schuette came Parmlid and Becky Lucidi were named to All-American teams. In back to USC in 1994-95. That year, Schuette directed the USC men’s golf to back summers, Candie Kung won the U.S. Pub Links and Lucidi won team well beyond expectations, all the way to a fifth-place finish at the the U.S. Amateur Championship. In 2000-01, the USC women finished 1995 NCAA Championships, and he earned District VIII Coach of the seventh again as Kung made All-American for the second season. Year honors (Pac-10, Big West and WCC). In 2000, the Women of Troy finished fourth at the NCAAs and were It was USC’s highest national finish in 20 years and the eight strokes led by All-American and Pac-10 Champion Kung, then a freshman. that separated USC from the championship matched the closest Troy has In 1999, the Women of Troy won the NCAA West Regional, then ever been to the national title. finished seventh at the NCAA Finals. Sophomore Jennifer Rosales placed Then in 1995-96, he led the Trojan men’s team to its second con- fourth and was named Collegiate Player of the Year. secutive Top 10 finish with a ninth-place showing at the NCAAs. And under The 1998 Women of Troy finished seventh at the NCAA Champi- his guidance, Brian Hull earned first- onships, but the highlight of the team All-American honors. Schuette season was Rosales, then a freshman, was also honored by being selected winning USC’s first-ever women’s to serve on the NCAA District VIII NCAA individual title in only her sixth Advisory Committee. collegiate tournament. In 1996-97, Schuette kept the Schuette has laid a great founda- Trojans ranked between No. 3 and tion for Trojan Golf. However, he No. 7 all year with three All-Amer- views it as just that -- a foundation. icans in the lineup and eventually Schuette feels that the opportunities finished 14th at the NCAAs. for Trojan Golf are limitless, and After graduating six players, that both the men’s and women’s his young men’s teams didn't qualify programs will continue to grow for the NCAA Finals in 1997-98 or stronger every year. 1998-99 (Jorge Corral did qualify In a new annual ranking, Golf as an individual in '99), but they Digest ranked the USC women’s rebounded nicely in 1999-2000, golf team 3rd and the men’s golf finishing fourth at the NCAA West team 5th in their balanced ranking, Regional to qualify for the NCAA which accounted for strength of both Finals at Opelika, Ala. Although the academic program and the golf they missed the cut at that tourney, program. Furthermore, USC ranked the Trojans showed the mettle once Kurt and Glenna Schuette with their son Kyle (8) reside in Mar Vista. No. 1 among private universities

PAGE  — University of Southern California in the balanced category for men and No. 2 for women. The Trojans have created a standard of excellence both on the golf course and in the USC Under Kurt Schuette classroom. By maintaining an environment that fosters learning and development • At a Glance • for team members and coaches, Trojan Golf will become the program by which all others are measured. In his career, Schuette has coached or recruited: The growth of Trojan Golf during the Kurt Schuette era: • 19 Division I All-Americans • 34 All-Pacific-10 Conference selections • Established cornerstone coaching standards for Trojan Golf: • 36 Division I tournament medalists * The best interests of our team and our student-athletes are • The 2007 NCAA Golfer of the Year, NCAA Freshman Golfer of the Year, considered first and foremost. Pac-10 Co-Golfer of the Year and Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, Jamie * Create a competitive and fun environment in practice and Lovemark, who won the 2007 NCAA and Pac-10 individual titles with a national tournament schedule. • The 2002 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, Ben Hayes * Create a culture of learning that is comprehensive in nature • The 2002 Pac-10 Golfer of the Year, Kevin Stadler, who was also a and to develop student-athletes into confident decision makers which will allow them to ambitiously pursue their dreams and 2002 All-American second-teamer career objectives. • The 2001 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year, Hunter Mahan, who was * Create a gameplan to achieve short and long-term goals. also a 2001 All-American second-teamer, the 2000 AJGA Player of Evaluate progress, make necessary adjustments, be persistent the Year and the 1999 U.S. Junior Champion with core values and beliefs. * Use experiences to challenge, learn and grow as a person His men's teams have won: and as a competitor. Be prepared mentally and physically to • 31 Division I team tournament titles deal with all challenges. • Three Pac-10 team titles (2001, 2002, 2007) * Operate as a family and team, being respectful, yet determined • Four West Coast Conference team titles and steadfast in our goals. * Play a smart, aggressive brand of golf, tailored to each His former players include: player's individual strengths and work to minimize challenges. • One PGA Tour two-time winner * See obstacles as an opportunity to build and improve. There • Five PGA Tour Players is no challenge too great to conquer when you approach it • Three Nike or Nationwide Tour winners intelligently and from the best possible perspective. • Nine Nike, Buy.com or Nationwide Tour players • Numerous State Amateur and Open winners • Created an on campus practice green, bunker and chipping • The 2002 Western Amateur co-medalist, Kevin Stadler area for exclusive use by golf team members • The 1997 U.S. Amateur medalist, Roger Tambellini • Secured sponsorships which enabled Trojan Golf to purchase • 2003 Western Amateur Champion Chris Botsford memberships for team members at Riviera Country Club and • 2005 Western Amateur Champion Jamie Lovemark Wilshire Country Club, two of Los Angeles’ finest private golf • 2003 U.S. Amateur Semi-Finalist David Oh clubs • Started the Trojan Golf Club (Booster Club) • Organizes an annual fundraiser, the Trojan Golf Classic • Developed the ‘Coaches Council,’ which raises $240,000 or In 1986 and 1988, Schuette served as an assistant coach for the more annually. Schuette has raised more than $9 million during Waves, while gaining experience in the private sector, working as an his tenure at USC. instructor at the Santa Barbara Golf Club and the North Ranch Country • Facilitated the growth of the Trojan Golf Fantasy, a tournament in Club. In 1994, he was hired as USC head coach and he quickly built the which donors get an opportunity to play with current team members program into not only the top team in Southern California, but a national and former USC Golf Team Members who are now competing on contender. LPGA, PGA, and Champions Tours. This event is also fantastic One of the greatest benefits of USC is that the relationship with the for team members in that they get a tremendous opportunity to players goes far beyond their years at USC. Schuette has graduated the talk with and ask questions of the golf professionals. lion's share (over 90%) of his athletes, including one Valedictorian at Pep- perdine and he wants to see his players succeed at whatever career path “We are very serious about elevating both our programs to a cham- they choose. pionship level,” Schuette said. “Our goal here is to succeed at whatever He is proud to have former players who have chosen to pursue we do. We are striving to continue to win Pac-10 titles and our first men's successful careers as doctors, lawyers, authors, coaches, stock brokers, team NCAA Championship. We are also proud to say we have recently bankers, professional golfers and even an intelligence agent. had success with former players earning both PGA and LPGA Tour cards. Schuette attended Santa Barbara City College, where he rapidly All this is part of our mission to become the program by which all others progressed, earning All-Western State Conference honors. He earned a are measured. Our philosophy is to develop smart, aggressive competitors scholarship to Pepperdine, serving as captain in 1984 and 1985. Schuette who are confident, independent decision makers.” was an All-West Coast Conference selection in 1985 and graduated in Schuette, 46, came to USC after six successful seasons (1988-94) at 1986 with a bachelor’s degree in communications and marketing. Pepperdine. During his tenure in Malibu, he led the Waves to four WCC On July 27, 1996, Schuette and his wife Glenna were married in crowns and was the 1993 WCC Coach of the Year and Pepperdine athletic Santa Barbara. Their son, Kyle Evert Schuette, was born on Jan. 5, 2000. department Coach of the Year. His teams were ranked as high as 16th The Schuettes currently reside in Mar Vista. in the nation and the 1993 team participated in the school’s first-ever NCAA Golf Championship. Schuette recruited four of the five players on the Pepperdine team that won the 1997 NCAA championship.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE  Chris Zambri Head Coach • 2nd Year • 2008 Pac-10 Coach of the Year • 2007 Pac-10 Champions • Winner of six tournaments to date • Eight individual tournament wins to date

Chris Zambri, a former USC All-Pac-10 performer and longtime and was tabbed a Ping All-American first teamer. Nationwide Tour veteran, is in his second year as USC’s men’s golf head Lovemark earlier became USC's 20th Pac-10 individual champion coach. He was named the 2008 Pac-10 Coach of the Year. while four other Trojans finished in the top 10 en route to the team crown. In his first season as head coach, Zambri guided USC to an appear- Lovemark was named Pac-10 Co-Golfer and Freshman of the Year honors ance in the 2007 NCAA Championships and the Trojans' 18th Pac-10 while fellow freshman Rory Hie was tabbed a Pac-10 second teamer. team title. On the season, the Trojans posted 12 top 5 finishes and six in the top At the NCAA Championships, freshman Jamie Lovemark became Troy's 2. fourth NCAA individual champion. Lovemark earned the Arnold Palmer Zambri, 36, played six years on the Nationwide Tour and was an active (national championship individual medalist), Jack Nicklaus (national player teaching professional when he was not competing. of the year) and Phil Mickelson (nation’s outstanding freshman) Awards A 1993 USC graduate who played for the Trojans from 1989 to 1993, Zambri played six seasons on the Nationwide Tour between 1997 and 2004. He finished as high as 19th on the circuit’s money list in 1998, posting two second-place finishes that year. He competed in four PGA Tour events as well as the 1995 and 1999 U.S. Opens. As a Trojan, he was a two-time All-Pac-10 second team selection in 1991 and 1993. “This is the opportunity of a lifetime,” said Zambri. “I look forward to not only bringing championships to USC, but to influencing the young people on the team in positive ways on and off the golf course.” Zambri is married to Kim Zambri and they have three children: Wyatt, 10, Joseph, 6, and Laney, 4.

Schuette on ZAMBRI: “Coach Zambri has already made an impact on our team and the play- ers' games. His experiences in tournament competition has helped him become an outstanding coach. He is passionate about helping our players improve and having USC at the top of the leader board. He has focused on recruiting and coaching in a way that will lead to developing champions and championships for Trojan golf."

Zambri's USC Team Champions 2006 Inverness Intercollegiate Inv., Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio 2007 Duck Invitational, Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore. 2007 Pac-10 Championships, Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore. 2008 USC Collegiate Invitational, North Ranch C.C. 2008 U.S. Collegiate Championship, G.C. of Georgia 2008 U.S. Intercollegiate, Stanford G.C., Palo Alto, Calif.

Zambri's USC Individual Champions 2006 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge, Jamie Lovemark 2007 USC Collegiate Invitational, Rory Hie 2007 Duck Invitational, Jamie Lovemark 2007 Pac-10 Championships, Jamie Lovemark 2007 NCAA Championships, Jamie Lovemark 2008 USC Collegiate Invitational, Tim Sluiter 2008 UNLV Southern Highlands Collegiate, Rory Hie 2008 U.S. Intercollegiate, Rory Hie

PAGE  — University of Southern California Dr. David Wright, Ph.D. Assistant Coach • 2004 Top 50 Instructor – Golf Magazine

Dr. David Wright, in his eighth year on the DR. WRIGHT ON Physical and Mental Balance for Peak Trojan golf staff, is a PGA member, a teach- Performance ing professional, a PGA Tour Instructor and a Psychologist. "Physical balance in golf is affected by a number of variables, including head positions, posture, body alignment, grip, knee flex and stance width. His peers elected him as the 1998 PGA Teacher of the Year for the Southern California Section and he was also the recipient "Physical balance at setup allows for proper club path and body rotation. of the 1999 PGA Southern California Section Horton Smith Trophy. He is the Through extensive biomechanical research, Wright Balance has developed author of the books Mind Under Par and the Wright Balance. He is the founder the Scientific Approach to the Setup and Swing. of the Mind Under Par Golf Schools at Arroyo Trabuco Golf Course in Mission Viejo, Calif., where he teaches (it was named one of the top 25 golf schools in "Mental balance involves developing a set of skills that empower you to man- America by Golf Magazine for the last six years). He was named a Top 100 age your game and yourself; to stay focused, and mentally tough; and to teacher by Golf Magazine and a Top 10 teacher in California by Golf Digest. maximize your potential. He holds two doctorates, both in psychology. His specialties are Learning and Psychophysiology. "Wright Balance is dedicated to researching and teaching the fundamentals of physical and mental balance for your improved performance and increased Dr. Wright is also a Senior Instruction Editor for Golf Tips Magazine. Wright, enjoyment of golf." who hails from Charleston, W.V., earned his graduate degree from USC in 1974. He has two sons from his first marriage: Alex, 30, and Peter, 26, while he and his wife Patricia have one son: Colby, age 7.

Schuette on WRIGHT: “Doc has been and will continue to be a positive and stabilizing influence on our team members. He added another important element to our learning environment for both current and former players pursu- ing PGA and LPGA careers. As one of four designated coaches, he will attend periodic practices and tournaments. Our players also have access to him on an individual appointment basis."

Dr. David Wright (far left) pictured with USC's 2002 Pac-10 championship team.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE  2007-2008 Trojan Golf

PAGE  — University of Southern California 2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE  bo dehuff RS FRESHMAN • 5-11 • Coto de caza, ca

COACH ZAMBRI on DeHUFF: “Bo is the ultimate team player and a tremendous asset to our team and university. Bo has great length and an intense desire to become a great player. I am looking forward to watching him take his game to new heights over the coming years.”

DeHUFF SO FAR THIS SEASON: Redshirt freshman finishes on the circuit in 2005 ... Also as a junior, he Bo DeHuff played in two fall tournaments, tying for 50th was Santa Margarita's MVP, was tabbed an Orange in both the Inverness Intercollegiate and the CordeValle 2006-07 County Register All-County first teamer and made it to Collegiate. the CIF Southern Section finals as an individual. His play Results assisted Santa Margarita to a second-place team finish DeHUFF in the Fall of 2007: at the CIF sectionals. Invermess Intercollegiate 77-74-76 (227) 50th tie DeHUFF redshirted as a CordeValle Collegiate 78-74-76 (228) 50th tie 2006-2007 freshman PERSONAL: Born Sept. 7, 1987. A communications major, he is the son of George and Karen DeHuff. He has 2006-2007: DeHuff did not see action as a 2006- two brothers, Robert and Kevin, and a sister, Jacqueline, 2007 season, spending the season redshirting. who recently graduated from USC.

HIGH SCHOOL: DeHuff, who prepped at Santa PERSONAL Notes: Margarita Catholic High in Rancho Santa Margarita, Favorite Music/Band: Classic Rock/The Beatles Calif., earned AJGA All-American honorable mention Favorite Restaurants: Mexican honors as a 2005 junior ... He won the AJGA Lockton Favorite Player: Tiger Woods Kansas City Junior and had three additional top 25 Post USC Ambition: To play professional golf.

PAGE 10 — University of Southern California "I chose USC because it provided a great opportunity for me to get a great education while improving my golf game. Also, the Trojan Family, coaches, and team are a close fam- ily that I wanted to be a part of. All of the available resources that USC provides have helped me become a better player, while the team aspect has made me a better person."

Bo DeHuff

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 11 Tom Glissmeyer junior • 5-10 • Colorado springs, Co

COACH ZAMBRI on glissmeyer: “Tom was voted as a co-captain this year and has been a great leader on and off the golf course. Tom’s game continues to develop along with his understanding of the game. I am looking forward to big things from this big-time talent.“

GLISSMEYER SO FAR THIS SEASON: Junior That finish included a season-low 71 and a pair of 73s, Tom Glissmeyer has posted a stroke average of 72.75 among his lowest rounds of the season ... His next best in four fall events, which included a tie for seventh at 2006-07 finish was a tie for 35th at the U.S. Intercollegiate by the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational (73-70-70- the Maple Fund (150). 213). He also tied as USC's top finisher at the Inverness Results Intercollegiate, tying for 14th, and tied for 16th at The Tournaments: 13 HIGH SCHOOL: Glissmeyer won the Colorado 4-A Ping/Golfweek Fall Preview. Rounds Played: 40 high school boys golf title in both 2003 and 2004 while Stroke Average: 72.53 prepping at Cheyenne Mountain High in Colorado GLISSMEYER in the Fall of 2007: Low Round: 66 Springs, Colo. He led his school to its first-ever state Invermess Intercollegiate 75-72-72 (219) 14th tie Best Finish: 5th team title in 2004. He qualified for the 2003 U.S. Open Golfweek Fall Preview 74-73-73 (220) 16th tie at the age of 16 and qualified for the U.S. Amateur in Isleworth-UCF Coll. Inv. 73-70-70 (213) 7th tie Inverness Intercollegiate 2003 and 2004 (advancing to match play each time). CordeValle Collegiate 71-74-76 (221) 31st tie 74-74-73 221 (5th) He also made it to match play at the 2004 U.S. Junior Championship. He is ranked the top player in Colorado 2006-2007: Glissmeyer, as a 2007 sophomore, The Prestige at PGA West and is an American Junior Golf Association All-American ranked among the top 100 players in the country last 78-78-70 226 (44th tie) ... Besides his athletic achievements, he was ranked first year, finishing third on the team with a stroke average in his class at Cheyenne Mountain with a weighted 4.5 of 72.53 ... Glissmeyer, a 2007 All-Pac-10 honorable Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge grade point average. mention selection, had 11 rounds in the 60s, including 76-81-75 232 (39th tie) two in the NCAA Championships final ... He posted four CordeValle Collegiate PERSONAL: Born Dec. 19, 1986. An economics top 10 finishes and five in the top 20, including a season 73-69-69 211 (12th tie) major, he is the son of Garry and Janet Glissmeyer and best fifth at the season-opening Inverness Intercollegiate. has one sister, Liz. He also tied for fifth at the UH Hilo Intercollegiate with UH Hilo Intercollegiate a 201 (66-66-69), USC's top score of the event. The 66-66-69 201 (5th tie) PERSONAL Notes: three sub-70 rounds gave him five straight at the time ... Favorite Music/Band: Rock/Led Zeppelin Glissmeyer tied for ninth at the Pac-10 Championships USC Collegiate Invitational Favorite Restaurants: Chinese with a four-round, 3-under 285 (73-70-71-71) and then 75-76-70 221 (33rd tie) Favorite Player: Adam Scott tied for 40th at the NCAA West Regional with a 6-under Post USC Ambition: To play on the PGA Tour and to 210 (73-69-68) ... Glissmeyer also tied for 12th at the Gen. Jim Hackler Champ. win majors. CordeValle Collegiate after back-to-back 69s to close 67-68-78 213 (8th tie) out the tournament and tied for eighth at the General Career Notes: Jim Hackler Championship with a 213 (67-68-78) ... He Oregon Duck Invitational Lowest Round: 66, was also named a 2007 Pac-10 All-Academic honorable 78-71-75 224 (27th tie) 1st and 2nd rounds of UH Hilo Intercollegiate, 2007 mention selection. U.S. Collegiate Invitational 78-71-75 224 (30th tie) Lowest 54-hole score: 201, 2005-2006: Glissmeyer competed in five events as UH Hilo Intercollegiate, 2007 a 2006 freshman, including a strong showing at the ASU Thunderbird Pac-10 Championships, where he tied for 31st (295). Invitational Rounds in 60s: 12 73-71-73 217 (30th tie)

Pac-10 Championships 73-70-71-71 285 (9th tie)

NCAA West Regional 73-69-68 210 (40th tie)

NCAA Championships 68-69-76-CUT 213 (NA)

PAGE 12 — University of Southern California "I chose to go to USC because I wanted to be a part of the Trojan Family. I also really liked the weather, the courses, and the camaraderie between the guys on the team. I knew USC would provide many op- portunities for my future and be a great fit for me as well."

Tom Glissmeyer

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 13 rory hie sophomore • 5-10 • lakewood, ca

COACH ZAMBRI on hie: “Rory’s golf game seems to get better every week. He is a supremely dedicated and hard working golfer and his results are showing this. Now that his short game is becoming elite, the sky is the limit for this sweet swinger.”

HIE SO FAR THIS SEASON: Sophomore Rory Hie HIGH SCHOOL: Hie prepped at Cerritos (Calif.) High, averaged 72.75 per 18 holes in four fall events. He tied where he earned All-American first team honors in 2004 teammate Jamie Lovemark for sixth at the Fall Preview 2006-07 and 2005 ... A consistent force on the AJGA Tour as well, and tied for ninth at the CordeValle Collegiate, which he was a two-time member of the Canon Cup West Team included an opening round 68. Results in 2004 and 2005 ... In the 2005 summer, he had seven top 10 finishes in eight events (five of which were in the Tournaments: 13 HIE in the Fall of 2007: Rounds Played: 40 top five) on the AJGA circuit and was a quarterfinalist Invermess Intercollegiate 70-72-82 (224) 30th tie Stroke Average: 71.97 in the United States Public Links Championship ... In the Golfweek Fall Preview 75-72-70 (217) 6th tie Low Round: 66 summer of 2004 he won both the Heather Farr Classic Isleworth-UCF Coll. Inv. 73-70-74 (217) 20th tie Best Finish: 1st and the Lennar Junior at Mission Hills. He was among CordeValle Collegiate 68-75-72 (215) 9th tie the highest ranked prep players in the nation. Inverness Intercollegiate 2006-2007: Hie, one of the top freshmen golfers in 76-76-77 229 (20th tie) PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 1, 1988. A communication/ the country in 2007, earned All-Pac-10 second team psychology major, he is the son of Tommy and Rita Hie. honors ... He posted four top 10 finishes, had eight in The Prestige at PGA West He has two sisters, Melissa and Steffi. the top 20 and carded 12 rounds in the 60s, including 80-71-77 228 (48th tie) a season-best 66 in the final round of the Pac-10 PERSONAL Notes: Championships ... Hie, ranked among the top 50 in Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge Favorite Music/Band: Rock/Green Day the nation for much of his freshman season and finished 76-81-74 231 (37th tie) Favorite Restaurants: Mexican second on the squad in stroke average (71.97) ... He Favorite Player: Tiger Woods CordeValle Collegiate earned Pac-10 Men's Golfer of the month honors for Post USC Ambition: To play on the PGA Tour. 72-71-68 211 (12th tie) March, in part due to his first win, a two-shot victory at the USC Collegiate when he fired a 208 (69-68-71) ... UH Hilo Intercollegiate Career Notes: His other top four finishes included a tie for third at the 74-69-68 211 (47th tie) Individual Titles: ASU Thunderbird Invitational with a 205 (67-69-69), a USC Collegiate Invitational, 2007 fourth at the Pac-10 Championships with a four-round, USC Collegiate Invitational UNLV Southern Highlands Collegiate, 2008 9-under 279 (, 72-67-74-66) and a tie for sixth at the 69-68-71 208 (1st) U.S. Intercollegiate, 2008 General Jim Hackler Championship with a 212 (70- 73-69) ... At the NCAA Championships, Hie was tied General Jim Hackler Lowest Round: 62 (USC Record), for 43rd after rounds of 71, 71 and 70, but didn't get a Championship UH-Hilo Invitational, 2008 chance to move up after the Trojans failed to make the 70-73-69 212 (6th tie) U.S. Intercollegiate, 2008 cut. At the NCAA West Region, he tied for 14th with an 11-under 205 (67-71-67). Oregon Duck Invitational Lowest 54-hole score: 201, 72-73-75 220 (12th tie) UH-Hilo Invitational, 2007

U.S. Collegiate Invitational Rounds in 60s: 16 76-75-77 228 (36th tie)

ASU Thunderbird Invitational 67-69-69 205 (3rd tie)

Pac-10 Championships 72-67-74-66 279 (4th)

NCAA West Regional 67-71-67 205 (14th tie)

NCAA Championships 71-71-70-CUT 212 (NA)

PAGE 14 — University of Southern California "I chose USC because of the school’s excellent reputation for higher education and athletics. I value strong competition with my teammates and knew that I would be privileged play- ing such elite golf courses. I also really liked the comfort of a smaller campus and being able to get around easily."

Rory Hie

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 15 ryan linton JUNIOR • 6-0 • lake forest, il

COACH ZAMBRI on LINTON: “Ryan is one of the toughest competitors on the team and in addition to that, has emerged as a great team player. Ryan is close to taking his game to the next level and becoming a force in college and amateur golf.“

LINTON SO FAR THIS SEASON: Junior Ryan HIGH SCHOOL: Linton, Illinois’ No. 1-ranked junior Linton saw his only action in the CordeValle Collegiate, in 2003-04, won the Division 2-A high school boys tying for 58th. 2006-07 golf title while attending Lake Forest (Ill.) High in 2004 and led his squad to the team title as well. Linton also LINTON in the Fall of 2007: Results recorded three second-place finishes in highly competitive CordeValle Collegiate 79-74-78 (231) 58th tie Tournaments: 4 AJGA events. Rounds Played: 13 2006-2007: As a 2007 sophomore, Linton played Stroke Average: 74.08 PERSONAL: Born Oct. 22, 1986. An international in four events, finishing with a stroke average of 74.08 Low Round: 70 relations major, he is the son of Tom and Karen Linton ... Linton tied for 30th as an individual at the USC Best Finish: 14th tie and has a sister, Renae. Collegiate Invitational (75-72-73, 220), tied for 69th at the Oregon Duck Invitational, tied for 14th at the ASU USC Collegiate Invitational PERSONAL Notes: Thunderbird (70-73-70, 213) and tied for 19th at the 75-72-73 220 (30th tie) Favorite Music/Band: Classic Rock/Tom Petty and the Pac-10 Championships with a 289 (+1, 71-76-71-71). Heartbreakers Each of his rounds of 71 at the Pac-10s counted toward Oregon Duck Invitational Favorite Restaurants: Seafood USC's team totals. 79-80-82 241 (69th tie) Favorite Player: Retief Goosen Post USC Ambition: To pursue all my goals with 2005-2006: Linton played in four tournaments as ASU Thunderbird passion. a 2006 freshman, his campaign highlighted by a tie Invitational 70-73-70 213 (14th tie) for 16th (as an individual) at the Ashworth Invitational Career Notes: (218). His final-round 70 there was his season low ... Lowest Round: 70, Pac-10 Championships His next-best finish was a tie for 42nd at the CordeValle 71-76-71-71 289 (19th tie) USC Collegiate Invitational, 2006 Collegiate. ASU Thunderbird Invitational, 2007

Lowest 54-hole score: 213, ASU Thunderbird Invitational, 2007

PAGE 16 — University of Southern California "Choosing to be a Trojan was one of the easiest decisions I have ever made. I took my visit and I was convinced. USC is one of the nation’s premiere private academic and athletic institutions and I am proud to be a part of it. It’s great to be a Trojan!"

Ryan Linton

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 17 jamie lovemark sophomore • 6-4 • rancho sante fe, ca

COACH ZAMBRI on lovemark: “Jamie has picked up where he left off last year as one of the best players in college golf. Jamie was voted to be a co-captain of the team this year and has become a great leader both in his play, and his actions. USC has a tradition of transcendent athletes, and Jamie is definitely one to add to the list.”

LOVEMARK SO FAR THIS SEASON: Sophomore Jamie season, he played as an amateur in numerous pro events Lovemark, the reigning NCAA individual champion, again and was tabbed as the Southern Golf Association’s National leads the Trojans in stroke average at 71.33 after fall play ... 2006-07 Amateur of the Month for June after a trio of impressive Lovemark missed USC's season-opener while representing outings. After winning the NCAA title, he became the first the United States at the Walker Cup ... His sophomore debut Results amateur to tie for a Nationwide Tour title, losing in a playoff saw him tie for sixth at the Ping/Golfweek Fall Preview and he in the Rochester Area Charities Showdown after firing a followed it with a second-place effort at the Isleworth-UCF Tournaments: 13 65 for the low final round. Finally, he won two matches Collegiate, including an opening-round 68. Rounds Played: 41 to help the U.S. win the Palmer Cup over Team Europe, a Stroke Average: 70.10 Ryder Cup-styled event for amateurs … In July, ESPN.com LOVEMARK in the Fall of 2007: Low Round: 63 named Lovemark among the top 25 golfers in the world Golfweek Fall Preview 70-76-71 (217) 6th tie Best Finish: 1st under age 25. Isleworth-UCF Coll. Inv. 68-70-70 (208) 2nd CordeValle Collegiate 75-70-72 (217) 16th tie Inverness Intercollegiate HIGH SCHOOL: Lovemark prepped at Torrey Pines High 72-75-72 – 219 (3rd) in San Diego ... Before enrolling at USC, he played in 2006-2007: Lovemark turned in perhaps the most the 2006 Western Open on the PGA Tour. He earned the successful season in USC men's golf history as a freshman, The Prestige at PGA West invitation after winning the prestigious Western Amateur capped by winning Troy's fourth NCAA individual title (and 72-76-66 – 214 (13th) before his senior year in August of 2005, beating some becoming just the third Trojan to do it). The top-ranked of the best amateurs in the country ... He was a two-time golfer for much of the season, Lovemark earned the Arnold Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge AJGA All-American in 2004 and 2005 and was a two-time Palmer (national championship individual medalist), Jack 70-72-67 – 209 (1st) member of the Canon Cup West Team ... In 2005, he had Nicklaus (national player of the year) and Phil Mickelson four top 15 finishes in five events. In 2004 he captured (nation’s outstanding freshman) Awards and was tabbed CordeValle Collegiate both the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions and the a Ping All-American first teamer. He also earned Pac-10 69-68-67 – 204 (3rd) Western Junior Championship in back-to-back weeks. He Co-Golfer and Freshman of the Year honors … Lovemark was ranked among the top 10 junior golfers in the country joined Scott Simpson and Ron Commans as USC NCAA title UH Hilo Intercollegiate before entering USC as part of Golfweek.com's top-ranked winners and he became only the eighth freshman ever to win 67-68-69 – 204 (15th tie) recruiting class. the event … Eleven shots off the lead halfway through the NCAA Championships, Lovemark fired consecutive 6-under USC Collegiate Invitational PERSONAL: Born Jan 23, 1988. A communications major, 64s to for the come-from-behind win. He finished with a 72-64-74 – 210 (2nd tie) he is the son of Gary and Deirdre Lovemark. 9-under 271 (72-71-64-64) after posting his second and third 64s of the year, which also gave him 21 rounds in the General Jim Hackler PERSONAL Notes: 60s this for the season … A semifinalist for the 2007 Ben Championship Favorite Music/Band: Country/Switchfoot Hogan Award, Lovemark, won four tournaments, including 69-72-75 – 216 (18th tie) Favorite Restaurants: Italian USC’s first Pac-10 title since 1983. He won by six strokes Favorite Player: Phil Mickelson and finished 19-under 269 (69-66-67-67), the most under Oregon Duck Invitational Post USC Ambition: To play on the PGA Tour. par in the event since 2000 … Lovemark became USC’s 67-75-72 – 214 (1st tie) first freshman since 2000 to win any event when he won the Career Notes: Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge by eight strokes with a 4-under U.S. Collegiate Invitational Individual Titles: 209 (70-72-67) and later tied for first in the Oregon Duck 77-76-76 – 229 (43rd tie) Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge, 2006 Invitational with a 2-under 214 (67-75-72) … Lovemark Oregon Duck Invitational, 2007 (tie) finished second or third four other times, including a tie for ASU Thunderbird Pac-10 Championships, 2007 second at the NCAA Championships West Regional when Invitational NCAA Championships, 2007 he carded a 15-under 201 (69-63-69) with a second-round 70-72-72 – 214 (17th tie) 63 that tied USC’s school record. That effort extended his Lowest Round: 63, sub-70 streak to seven, the second time he did it on the Pac-10 Championships NCAA Championships West Regional, 2007 season … Lovemark’s 70.10 stroke average was tops on 69-66-67-67 – 269 (1st) the team and he was the Trojans’ top finisher in eight of Lowest 54-hole score: 201, 13 events … His first 64 on the season came at the USC NCAA West Regional NCAA Championships West Regional, 2007 Collegiate Invitational, where he tied for second overall 69-63-69 – 201 (2nd tie) … In mid-season, Lovemark played as an amateur in the Rounds in 60s: 27 2007 Buick Invitational and parlayed it into a tie for 39th. NCAA Championships He finished with a 72-hole 285 (66-74-73-72, -3). After the 72-71-64-64 – 271 (1st)

PAGE 18 — University of Southern California "I chose USC because of the unique school spirit and the extensive support of the Trojan Family. The championship courses and the players on the team also influenced my decision, making it an easy choice to become a Trojan."

Jamie Lovemark

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 19 Newcomers Matt GILES Freshman • 5-10 • SydneY, Australia

COACH ZAMBRI on GILES: “This Aussie brings a strong resume to our program being the Junior World Champ in 2006. Matthew has plenty of length, an innate ability to hit the ball squarely every time, and a deft touch on and around the greens. Before his time at USC is finished, I have no doubt that he will make a serious impact on the college golf scene.”

GILES SO FAR THIS SEASON: Matt Giles, an Australian native, joined the Trojans in the 2008 spring semester and has made an immediate impact as a member of USC's top 5 competitors.

HIGH SCHOOL: Giles prepped at Caringbah High in New South Wales, Australia, where he was an accomplished amateur ... In 2006 in California, Giles won the World Junior Golf championship by eight strokes and was third at the event in 2007 ... He was a member of the NSW Junior state team from 2004-2007 and in 2007 was a member of the NSW U23 state team ... He also captained the 2006- 2007 Australian U19 Teams and was third at the 2007 Pacific-Northwest Amateur ... Played in the 2006 Australian Open as an amateur. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1989, he is the son of David and Jeanette Giles. "I chose USC because I saw it as the best pos- PERSONAL Notes: sible place to help me Most Thrilling Sports Moment: Playing with Greg Norman achieve my potential and Nathan Green at the 2006 Australian Open. in both academia and Favorite Pastime: Music, beach, other sports. athletics. Also, I felt Favorite Music/Band: Top 40 Favorite Food: Italian comfortable being with Favorite Player: Tiger Woods the coaches, players and living in a city like Los Angeles."

Matthew Giles

PAGE 20 — University of Southern California daniel park Freshman • 5-7 • los angeles, ca

COACH ZAMBRI on park: “Daniel is a local boy who hits it about as straight as anyone around. With some hard work and the right approach, Daniel has a great chance to become a major contributor to our team for years to come.”

PARK SO FAR THIS SEASON: Freshman Daniel Park played in one fall event, tying for 55th at the Golfweek Fall Preview.

PARK in the Fall of 2007: Golfweek Fall Preview 78-79-73 (230) 55th tie

HIGH SCHOOL: Park, who prepped at the Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies, was a three-time prep CIF Sectional champion (2005-2007) … He placed fifth at the L.A. City Golf Junior Championship with a 209 … Won the Korean Times Tournament with a 137 … He was ninth at the Hanmi Bank Junior Open with a 222.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 21, 1989, he is the son of Hyun and Non Park.

PERSONAL Notes: "I chose to attend Favorite Music/Band: Red Hot Chili Peppers USC because of its Favorite Food: Sushi good mix of athletics Favorite TV show: House and academics and I liked the fact it was close to home."

Daniel Park

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 21 gavin reid JUNIOR • 6-4 • ballynahinch, North ireland

COACH ZAMBRI on reid: “Gavin is one of the best chippers and putters on the team. He also has above average length off the tee combined with a super competitive mentality. Gavin will make an impact both on and off the golf course before he graduates. We are lucky to have him at USC.”

REID SO FAR THIS SEASON: Junior Gavin Reid, a junior college transfer who brings international experience to the Trojans, played in three of USC's four fall events, finishing with a stroke average of 76.78 ... His best effort came in the CordeValle Collegiate, tying for 30th.

REID in the Fall of 2007: Inverness Intercollegiate 75-78-81 (234) 71st tie Isleworth-UCF Coll. Inv. 77-78-82 (237) 83rd tie CordeValle Collegiate 77-70-73 (220) 30th tie

SADDLEBACK COLLEGE: Reid won the California JUCO State title in 2006, was the 2005 and 2006 Orange Empire Conference Player of the Year and was a two-time Saddleback MVP … He qualified for the U.S. Open sectionals at Newport Beach C.C. in 2005.

IRELAND ­ He represented his home province “Ulster” (Northern Ireland) in 2005 and 2006 at the U21 Level .

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 27, 1986, he is the son of Ken and Paulene Reid.

PERSONAL Notes: "I chose to attend Favorite Pastime: Boxing and hanging out with friends. USC to further my Favorite Music/Band: All sorts / Snow Patrol. academic goals and Favorite Food: Anything my mum cooks. become the best Favorite Player: Phil Mickelson. Post USC Ambition: Play professionally or go into real golfer that I can be." estate. Gavin Reid

PAGE 22 — University of Southern California tim sluiter Freshman • 6-1 • zwolle, the netherlands

COACH ZAMBRI on sluiter: “This Dutchmen is a very good athlete and an extremely strong competitor. Tim works very hard and is dead set on becoming a success in golf. Tim has tons of length and an all around strong game from his iron play to his ability to hole putts.”

SLUITER SO FAR THIS SEASON: Freshman Tim Sluiter made an immediate impact for the Trojans, playing in all four fall events and finishing with a stroke average of 73.17, fourth on the team. He posted three top 20 finishes, including a tie for ninth at the CordeValle Collegiate.

SLUITER in the Fall of 2007: Inverness Intercollegiate 73-71-75 (219) 14th tie Golfweek Fall Preview 74-72-73 (219) 11th tie Isleworth-UCF Coll. Inv. 70-77-78 (225) 58th tie CordeValle Collegiate 72-74-69 (215) 9th tie

HIGH SCHOOL: Sluiter who attended Thomas a Kempis High in Zwolle, The Netherlands, helped guide his native country to the team title at the 2006 World Team Championships in the Fall of 2006 in South Africa, winning the Eisenhower Trophy …He won the 2007 French Amateur, the 2006 Dutch National Strokeplay Championship in August of 2006, took the title of the 2006 RiverWoods Dutch Junior Open in July (setting a course record, 64, in the process) "The first time I arrived at and won the 2006 Dutch National Championship (under USC, I had the warmest 21) in June with a 72-hole 17-under … Sluiter made the welcome. I knew right away cut at the 2006 KLM Dutch Open, a European Tour event, that this was the place, placing 53rd … A member of the NGF national team, along with the first class he helped guide The Netherlands to the European Boys Championship (under 18) in July of 2005. studies, to become the best golfer that I can be." PERSONAL: He was born May 17, 1989. Tim Sluiter PERSONAL Notes: Favorite Band: John Legend Favorite Food: Italian Favorite Player: Tiger Woods Post USC Ambition: Playing professionally.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 23 2006-2007 Results

Player ROUNDS Tourneys Stroke Avg. Best Finish Low Round Jamie Lovemark 41 13 70.10 1st 63 Rory Hie 40 13 71.97 1st 66 Tom Glissmeyer 40 13 72.53 5th 66 Joshua Wooding 40 13 72.95 3rd 65 Jordan Nasser 40 13 74.00 9th tie 67 Ryan Linton 13 4 74.08 14th tie 70 Lee Harris 3 1 74.33 42nd tie 71 Ben Miller 3 1 79.33 77th 76 Tyler Smith 3 1 82.67 81st 81 USC TEAM 40 13 285.95 1st 269

Sept. 11-12 inverness Intercollegiate...... 303 299 294 8 st Jamie Lovemark...... 72 75 72 219 3rd Tom Glissmeyer...... 74 74 73 221 5th Rory Hie...... 76 76 77 229 20th tie Jordan Nasser...... 85 74 72 231 29th tie Joshua Wooding...... 81 76 78 235 50th tie

Oct. 16-17 The Prestige at PGA West...... 2 03 280 877 th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 72 76 66 214 13th Jordan Nasser...... 73 78 71 222 27th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 78 78 70 226 44th tie Joshua Wooding...... 71 82 73 226 44th tie Rory Hie...... 80 71 77 228 48th tie

Oct. 23-24 Big 10/Pac-10 Challenge...... 2 05 290 890 2nd Jamie Lovemark...... 70 72 67 209 1st Joshua Wooding...... 78 73 74 225 11th tie Jordan Nasser...... 73 79 77 229 28th tie Rory Hie...... 76 81 74 231 37th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 76 81 75 232 39th tie

Nov. 6-7 CordeValle Collegiate...... 288 279 269 836 2nd Jamie Lovemark...... 69 68 67 204 3rd Tom Glissmeyer...... 73 69 69 211 12th tie Rory Hie...... 72 71 68 211 12th tie Joshua Wooding...... 77 71 65 213 19th tie Jordan Nasser...... 74 72 72 218 43rd tie

Feb. 7-9 UH Hilo Intercollegiate...... 275 270 274 8 th Tom Glissmeyer...... 66 66 69 201 5th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 67 68 69 204 15th tie Joshua Wooding...... 69 73 68 210 43rd tie Jordan Nasser...... 73 67 71 211 47th tie Rory Hie...... 74 69 68 211 47th tie

March 5-6 USC Collegiate Invitational...... 291 277 285 853 2nd Rory Hie...... 69 68 71 208 1st Jamie Lovemark...... 72 64 74 210 2nd tie Joshua Wooding...... 76 72 70 218 25th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 75 76 70 221 33rd tie Jordan Nasser...... 75 73 74 222 39th tie Ryan Linton *...... 75 72 73 220 30th tie Lee Harris *...... 71 77 75 223 42nd tie Ben Miller *...... 76 86 76 238 77th Tyler Smith *...... 82 81 85 248 81st

PAGE 24 — University of Southern California March 11-12 General Jim Hackler Championship...... 278 282 291 8 rd Rory Hie...... 70 73 69 212 6th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 67 68 78 213 8th tie Joshua Wooding...... 72 70 74 218 18th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 69 72 75 216 18th tie Jordan Nasser...... 74 72 73 219 30th tie

March 26-27 Oregon Duck Invitational...... 282 295 291 868 st Jamie Lovemark...... 67 75 72 214 1st tie Joshua Wooding...... 72 76 70 218 5th Rory Hie...... 72 73 75 220 12th tie Jordan Nasser...... 71 76 74 221 17th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 78 71 75 224 27th tie Ryan Linton...... 79 80 82 241 69th tie

April 9-11 U.S. Collegiate Championships...... 30 0 0 0 2th Tom Glissmeyer...... 78 71 75 224 30th tie Joshua Wooding...... 76 76 76 228 36th tie Rory Hie...... 76 75 77 228 36th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 77 76 76 229 43rd tie Jordan Nasser...... 80 85 76 241 73rd

April 13-15 ASU Thunderbird Invitational...... 278 285 286 8 rd Rory Hie...... 67 69 69 205 3rd tie Ryan Linton *...... 70 73 70 213 14th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 70 72 72 214 17th tie Joshua Wooding...... 69 73 72 214 17th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 73 71 73 217 30th tie Jordan Nasser...... 72 74 76 222 45th tie

April 23-25 Pac-10 Championships...... 358 2   8 st Jamie Lovemark...... 69 66 67 67 269 1st Joshua Wooding...... 74 69 66 69 278 3rd Rory Hie...... 72 67 74 66 279 4th Tom Glissmeyer...... 73 70 71 71 285 9th tie Jordan Nasser...... 73 70 70 72 285 9th tie Ryan Linton...... 71 76 71 71 289 19th tie

May 17- nCAA Championships West Regional...... 277 273 274 82 rd tie Jamie Lovemark...... 69 63 69 201 2nd tie Rory Hie...... 67 71 67 205 14th tie Tom Glissmeyer...... 73 69 68 210 40th tie Jordan Nasser...... 70 71 70 211 43rd tie Joshua Wooding...... 71 70 72 213 62nd tie

May 30-June 2 nCAA Championships Final...... 289 286 279 CUT 8 8th tie Jamie Lovemark...... 72 71 64 64 271 1st ** Rory Hie...... 71 71 70 CUT 212 Tom Glissmeyer...... 68 69 76 CUT 213 Joshua Wooding...... 78 76 70 CUT 224 Jordan Nasser...... 78 75 75 CUT 228

* Played as individual ** Advanced to final round after finishing third round among top six individuals on teams that did not advance.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 25 USC Men’s Golf At the NCAAs

2006-2007 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 2001-2002 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Jamie Lovemark 13 41 70.10 1st 63 Kevin Stadler 11 34 2,432 71.52 66 Rory Hie 13 40 71.97 1st 66 David Oh 12 37 2,703 73.05 65 Tom Glissmeyer 13 40 72.53 5th 66 Ben Hayes 12 37 2,712 73.29 67 Joshua Wooding 13 40 72.95 3rd 65 Chris Botsford 11 34 2,498 73.47 67 Jordan Nasser 13 40 74.00 9th tie 67 Nico Bollini 9 28 2,067 73.82 68 Ryan Linton 4 13 74.08 14th tie 70 Scott Oxandaboure 6 19 1,403 73.84 69 Lee Harris 1 3 74,33 42nd tie 71 Roderick Staunton 2 6 456 76.00 72 Ben Miller 1 3 79.33 77th 76 James Choi 3 9 684 76.00 71 Tyler Smith 1 3 82.67 81st 81 Gordon Fraser 1 2 165 82.50 79 USC TEAM 0  285. st 269 John Callaghan 1 3 254 82.67 82 USC qualifies for NCAA Championships USC Totals 2 7 ,374 288.3 274 Jamie Lovemark wins NCAA Championships individual title Won Pac-10 Championship and qualified for the NCAA Regionals

2005-2006 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 2000-2001 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Taylor Wood 13 39 2,818 72.26 67 Hunter Mahan 14 41 2,917 71.1 63 Joshua Wooding 10 28 2,049 73.18 66 Alex Kuyumjian 9 26 1,885 72.5 66 Tyler Ley 11 33 2,431 73.67 67 Nick Jones 14 41 2,980 72.6 67 Jordan Nasser 10 30 2,228 74.27 70 Kevin Stadler 12 35 2,550 72.9 67 Bradley Shaw 12 36 2,706 75.17 69 David Oh 13 36 2,906 74.5 67 Ryan Linton 4 12 900 75.00 70 Roderick Staunton 7 20 1,500 75.0 71 Tom Glissmeyer 5 15 1143 76.20 71 Chris Botsford 4 11. ...838 76.2 71 Lee Harris 1 3 244 81.33 74 John Callaghan 3 8. ...622 77.7 70 USC TEAM 2  ,519 292.82 274 Ali Haji 1 2. ...164 82.0 80 Taylor Wood qualified for the NCAA Championships as individual Justin Cleveland 1 3. ...253 84.3 82 USC Qualified for NCAA Regionals USC Totals   ,615 288.73 271 Won Pac-10 Championship and qualified for the NCAA Regionals 2004-2005 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Taylor Wood 12 37 2,684 72.54 65 1999-2000 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Ben Hayes 14 43 3,123 72.63 66 Alex Kuyumjian 7 21 1,531 72.9 67 Tyler Ley 13 40 2,925 73.13 65 Kevin Stadler 13 39 2,852 73.1 68 Joshua Wooding 13 40 2,958 73.95 66 Nick Webb 13 38 2,818 74.1 65 Bradley Shaw 10 31 2,301 74.23 65 Nick Jones 14 42 3,130 74.5 67 Jordan Nasser 4 13 961 73.92 69 David Oh 13 39 2,916 74.7 67 Nico Bollini 4 12 922 76.83 70 John Ray Leary 12 37 2,765 74.7 68 Andy Fohrer 1 3 235 78.33 70 Chris Botsford 1. ..3. ...229 76.3 74 Ben Miller 1 3 239 79.66 79 USC Totals  2 ,241 299.8 275 USC Totals  0 ,348 290.38 265 USC qualified for NCAA Championships USC finished 6th at NCAA Championships 1998-1999 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 2003-2004 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Jorge Corral 9 26 1,919 73.8 68 Nico Bollini 13 38 2,885 72.92 65 Charlie Woerner 11 34 2,531 74.4 68 Ben Hayes 13 38 2,756 72.53 67 Nick Jones 10 31 2,322 74.9 70 Joshua Wooding 12 35 2,567 73.34 65 Nick Webb 12 37 2,778 75.1 67 Scott Oxandaboure 10 29 2,127 73.34 68 John Ray Leary 9 28 2,111 75.4 69 Taylor Wood 12 35 2,582 73.77 66 Nathan Nouskajian 1 3. ...229 76.3 73 Tyler Ley 6 17 1,255 73.82 67 Kevin Stadler 7 22 1,689 76.8 71 Bradley Shaw 5 15 1,120 74.67 70 Michael Chavez 3 9. ...694 77.1 73 Gordon Fraser 1 3 232 77.3 77 Mike Berg 4 12. ...940 78.3 72 USC Totals  8 ,524 289.08 274 USC Totals   ,213 297.3 284 USC finished tied for 16th at NCAA Championships Jorge Corral qualified for the NCAA Championships as individual USC Qualified for NCAA Regionals 2002-2003 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Taylor Wood 8 25 1,863 73.32 66 Nico Bollini 13 36 2,875 73.72 67 Chris Botsford 11 31 2,514 73.97 67 David Oh 13 37 2,975 74.38 66 James Choi 2 5 372 74.40 69 Tyler Ley 6 19 1,416 74.53 67 Ben Hayes 10 29 2,391 74.72 69 Scott Oxandaboure 6 18 1,345 74.72 68 Bradley Shaw 2 5 378 75.60 72 USC Totals  0 ,129 292.98 273 USC Finished 14th at NCAA Championships

PAGE 26 — University of Southern California USC Men’s Golf Results Pac-10 USC All-Pac-10 (continued) Individual Selections Champions (first and second team honorees) 1997-1998 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. Nick Webb 11 33 2,452 74.3 69 YEar Champion Score YEAR GOlFER TEAM Charlie Woerner 12 36 2,675 74.3 68 1956 Bob McCallister, USC 297 1979 Jeff Hart 2nd Jorge Corral 12 36 2,685 74.6 67 1957 Bob McCallister, USC 283 Craig Anderson 2nd Nick Jones 9 28 2,111 75.4 69 1958 Al Geiberger, USC 286 Ron Commans 2nd 1959 Al Geiberger, USC 288 Michael Chavez 11 33 2,496 75.6 70 1980 Ron Commans 1st 1960 Pete Choate, Stanford 293 Craig Steinberg 1st Mike Berg 6 18 1,379 76.6 71 1961 Clint Names, Washington 286 Tracy Nakazaki 1st 1962 Pete Choate, Stanford 290 Matt McCrite 2 6. ...487 81.2 74 1981 Ron Commans 1st USC Totals  2 ,285 296.2 282 1963 Dave Stockton, USC 288 1964 Sherman Finger, USC 280 Jeff Hart 1st USC Qualified for NCAA Regionals 1965 Sherman Finger, USC 286 1982 John Flannery 1st 1966 Sherman Finger, USC 291 Jeff Hart 1st 1996-1997 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 1967 Kemp Richardson, USC 282 Tracy Nakazaki 1st Roger Tambellini 15 46 3,328 72.3 66 1968 Kemp Richardson, USC 290 1983 Sam Randolph 1st 1969 Bob Allard, USC 289 1984 John Flannery 1st Chad Wright 16 49 3,551 72.5 66 1970 Pete Lazzlo, UCLA 291 Sam Randolph 1st Brian Hull 16 49 3,565 72.8 67 Allan Tapie, USC 291 Brian Henninger 2nd Jorge Corral 10 31 2,301 74.2 68 Gary Sanders, USC 291 1985 Sam Randolph 1st Charlie Woerner 4 11. ...873 74.4 68 Craig Griswold, Oregon 291 Mike Blewett 2nd Nick Webb 12 37 2,778 75.1 67 1971 Scott Masingill, Oregon State 292 1986 Brian Henninger 1st 1972 Craig Griswold, Oregon 290 Sam Randolph 1st Jaycy Igarashi 3 9. ...702 78.0 72 1973 Mark Pfeil, USC 274 Mike Berg 4 12. ...940 78.3 72 1974 Peter Jacobsen, Oregon 280 Mike Blewett 2nd Terrence Miskell 2nd Zach Allen 1 3. ...238 79.3 76 1975 Scott Simpson, USC 290 1987 Terrence Miskell 2nd Mark Nicoletti 1 3. ...247 82.3 78 1976 Peter Jacobsen, Oregon (No.) 209 Scott Simpson, USC (So.) 214 Steve Sear 2nd USC Totals  2 8,523 289.7 273 1977 Phil Currie, Oregon (No.) 215 1988 Bryan Pemberton 2nd USC finished 14th at NCAA Championships Mike Peck, Stanford (So.) 288 1989 Bryan Pemberton 2nd Larry Collins, USC (So.) 288 1990 Bryan Pemberton 2nd 1995-1996 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 1978 Brent Murray, Oregon 286 1991 Bryan Pemberton 1st Mike Peck, Stanford 286 Brian Hull 16 50 3,639 72.8 65 James Kim 2nd 1979 Scott Watkins, Arizona State 277 Chris Zambri 2nd Roger Tambellini 16 49 3,628 72.8 65 Dan Croonquist, Arizona State 277 1992 Joon Lee 2nd Chad Wright 16 50 3,752 75.0 69 1980 Jim Bertoncino, Arizona State 280 1993 Chris Zambri 2nd Jack Skilling, Stanford 280 Jorge Corral 16 41 3,086 75.3 70 1996 Brian Hull 1st Charlie Woerner 15 46 3,489 75.8 69 Craig Steinberg, USC 280 1981 Dan Forsman, Arizona State 283 Roger Tambellini 2nd Jason Lowe 2 7. ...551 78.7 75 Tony Grimes, Arizona State 283 1997 Roger Tambellini 1st Greg Hildebrandt 3 9. ...709 78.8 70 1982 Corey Pavin, UCLA 273 Chad Wright 1st Mark Nicoletti 1 2. ...158 79.0 76 1983 Steve Pate, UCLA 290 Brian Hull 2nd 1998 Charlie Woerner 2nd Jaycy Igarashi 2 6. ...479 79.8 77 Sam Randolph, USC 290 1984 Paul Nolen, Arizona 290 2001 Hunter Mahan (Pac-10.. . USC Totals   ,491 295.1 278 1985 Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 279 Freshman of the Year) 1st USC finished 9th at NCAA Championships 1986 Don Walsworth, Stanford 296 Alex Kuyumjian 1st 1987 Larry Silveira, Arizona 289 Nick Jones 2nd 1994-1995 Tourneys Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Rd. 1988 O.D. Vincent, Washington 214 2002 Kevin Stadler (Pac-10 1989 Christian Cevaer, Stanford 203 Chad Wright 14 43 3,164 73.6 67 Player of the Year) 1st 1990 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 278 Ben Hayes (Pac-10 Roger Tambellini 14 42 3,143 74.8 70 1991 Manny Zerman, Arizona 278 Freshman of the Year) Justin Boatman 12 37 2,779 75.1 71 1992 Christian Cevaer, Stanford 276 1993 Jason Gore, Arizona 284 2004 Nico Bollini 2nd Scott Richardson 2 5. ...376 75.2 73 Ben Hayes 2nd Chris Johnson 14 43 3,240 75.3 69 1994 Jason Gore, Arizona 284 1995 Charlie Wi, California 279 2005 Tyler Ley 2nd Mark Nicoletti 4 13. ...983 75.6 72 1996 Tiger Woods, Stanford 270 2006 Taylor Wood 2nd Cory Okuna 10 32 2,449 76.5 69 1997 Scott Johnson, Arizona State 278 2007 Rory Hie 2nd Zachary Allen 1 3. ...232 77.3 76 1998 Paul Casey, Arizona State 283 Jamie Lovemark Jason Lowe 2 6. ...475 79.2 73 1999 Paul Casey, Arizona State 265 (Pac-10 Co-Player/ 2000 Paul Casey, Arizona State 265 Freshman of the Year) 1st Greg Hildebrandt 1 2. ...160 80.0 77 2001 Ricky Barnes, Arizona 268 2008 Rory Hie 1st USC Totals   7,001 295.1 278 2002 Jim Seki, Stanford 284 Jamie Lovemark 1st USC finished 5th at NCAA championships 2003 John Merrick, UCLA 276 Matthew Giles 2nd 2004 Henry Liaw, Arizona 279 Tom Glissmeyer 2nd 2005 Erik Olson, Washington 276 Tim Sluiter 2nd 2006 Daniel Im, UCLA 277 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 269 2008 Creighton Honeck, Arizona 281

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 27 USC’s Pac-10 Team Championships

Year Site Champion Score 1960 Stanford GC...... Stanford 1192 1961 Rainier CC, Seattle...... Washington 1181 1962 Hillcrest CC, Los Angeles...... USC  1963 Stanford GC...... Washington 1197 1964 Clarkston CC...... USC 0  indian Wells CC...... USC 86 1966 Stanford GC...... USC 83 1967 Corvallis CC...... USC  1968 Los Angeles CC...... Stanford 1194 1969 Rainier CC, Seattle...... USC 72 1970 Mira Vista CC, Richmond...... Stanford 1185 1971 Eugene CC...... USC 85 Pac-10 Golfers of the Year 1972 California CC, Whittier...... USC 87 1973 Clarkston CC...... USC 25 1976 Scott Simpson, USC 1974 Stanford GC...... Stanford 1155 1977 Scott Simpson, USC 1975 Eugene CC...... USC 85 1978 Brent Murray, Oregon 1976 Rainier CC, Seattle (No.)...... Oregon 1104 1979 Scott Watkins, Arizona State Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, (So.)...... USC 873 Corey Pavin, UCLA 1977 Spokane (No.)...... Oregon 1100 1980 Tom Pernice, UCLA Stanford GC (So.)...... Stanford 1178 1978 north Ranch CC, Los Angeles...... USC 85 1981 Ron Commans, USC 1979 Papago Park, Phoenix, AZ...... Arizona State 1123 Dan Forsman, Arizona State 1980 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA...... USC  1982 Corey Pavin, UCLA 1981 Stanford GC...... Arizona State 1456 1983 Steve Pate, UCLA 1982 Corvallis CC...... UCLA 1416 1984 Sam Randolph, USC 1983 Los Angeles CC...... UCLA 1476 1985 Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 1984 Tucson CC, Tucson, AZ...... USC 21 1986 Sam Randolph, USC 1985 Walla Walla CC, Walla Walla, WA...... UCLA 1448 1986 Wood Ranch GC, Simi Valley, CA...... USC  1987 Bill Mayfair, Arizona State 1987 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR...... Arizona 1463 1988 Larry Silveira, Arizona 1988 Orinda CC, Orinda, CA...... Washington 1104 1989 Robert Gamez, Arizona 1989 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA...... Arizona 1074 1990 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1990 Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ...... Arizona State 1418 1991 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1991 Stanford GC...... Arizona 1430 1992 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1992 Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR...... Stanford 1439 1993 Sandpiper GC, Goleta, CA...... Arizona State 1444 1993 David Berganio, Arizona 1994 Tucson National GC, Tucson, AZ...... Stanford 1459 1994 Todd Demsey, Arizona State 1995 Meadow Springs CC, Richland, WA...... Arizona State 1440 1995 Tiger Woods, Stanford 1996 Big Canyon CC, Newport Beach, CA...... Arizona State 1456 1996 Tiger Woods, Stanford 1997 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR...... Arizona State 1445 1997 Chris Hanell, Arizona State 1998 Orinda CC, Orinda, CA...... Arizona State 1444 1998 Rory Sabbatini, Arizona 1999 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA...... Arizona State 1403 2000 Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ...... Arizona State 1384 1999 Joel Kribel, Stanford 2001 Stanford GC, Stanford, CA...... USC 00 2000 Paul Casey, Arizona State 2002 Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR...... USC  2001 Ricky Barnes, Arizona 2003 Oakmont CC, Glendale, CA...... UCLA 1439 Jeff Quinney, Arizona State 2004 The Gallery GC, Tucson, AZ...... Arizona 1450 2002 Kevin Stadler, USC 2005 Walla Walla CC, Walla Walla, WA...... Washington 1425 2003 Ricky Barnes, Arizona 2006 Big Horn GC, Rancho Mirage, CA...... UCLA 1420 2004 Chris Nallen, Arizona 2007 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR...... USC 20 2008 The Meadow Club, Fairfax, CA...... Arizona State (won playoff over USC) 1435 2005 Erik Olson, Washington 2006 Alejandro Canizares, ASU Pac-10 Conference - 1979-present; Pac-8 Conference, 1967-78; Rob Grube, Stanford Athletic Association of Western Universities - 1966 and earlier 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC Niklas Lemke, ASU 2008 Kevin Chappell, UCLA Decades of Dominance

• USC men’s golf has won 18 Pac-10 Championships in the 49-year history of competition, far more than any other school. • In addition, the Trojans won an unprecedented four straight titles and 10 in 16 years (1960-75). • USC has also recorded nine runner-up finishes in Pac-10 Championship play, giving USC first or second place finishes in 27 of the 49 years.

PAGE 28 — University of Southern California USC's Rounds in the 60s

69 Jorge Corral Ed Harper 1999 Pac-10 Championships 1986 U.S. Intercollegiate Craig Anderson Broadmoor G.C. Stanford G.C. 1978 Sun Devil Collegiate 1997 Ping-Golfweek Preview McCormick Ranch G.C. University of New Mexico G.C. Jeff Hart 1977 Western Intercollegiate 1982 Pacific Coast Intercol. Pasatiempo G.C. Lee Davis Sierra La Verne 1976 Trojan Invitational 1967 vs. Claremont-Mudd 1982 NCAA Championships Pomona National G.C. Jurupa Hills C.C. Pinehurst C.C. 1965 vs. Pomona College 1981 Univ. of Pacific Inv. Don Baker Hillcrest C.C. Stockton C.C. 1973 Trojan Invitational 1964 Southern California Pomona National G.C. Intercollegiate Ben Hayes Vandenberg Village C.C. 2004 Opus Husky Invitational Vivek Bhandari 1964 vs. Valley State Mountain G.C. 1994 Aldila Big Island Intercol. Wilshire C.C. 2004 Jerry Pate Invitational The Kings G.C. 1964 vs. Cal State L.A. Old Overton G.C. L.A. C.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Mike Blewett Waikoloa Village G.C. 1988 Bill Bell Memorial Jim Empey 2003 The Nelson Inter. (twice) Tucson C.C. 1983 John Burns Invit. (twice) Stanford G.C. 1986 U.S. Intercollegiate Olomano G.C. 2004 Arizona Natl. Inv. (twice) Stanford G.C. Arizona National G.C. 1985 Rafael Alarcon Inv. Bill Feil 2004 NCAA Champ. final Guadalajara G.C. 1967 Pacific-8 Championship The Cascades G.C. 1984 Pac-10 Championships (twice) 2003 Ping Arizona Intercol. Tucson C.C. Corvallis C.C. Arizona National G.C. 2003 NCAA West Reg. Champ. Nico Bollini John Fielder Washington National G.C. 2003 The Nelson Intercol. 1974 Trojan Invitational 2001 William H. Tucker Stanford G.C. Pomona National G.C. Intercollegiate 2002 Sooner Invitational 1974 vs. SDSU (twice) Albuquerque, N.M. Stonebriar C.C. Wilshire C.C. 2002 ASU Thunderbird 2003 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1973 Trojan Invitational Karsten G.C. Joshua Arizona National G.C. Pomona National G.C. 2002 U.S. Intercollegiate 2001 Taylor Made Red River Stanford G.C. Wooding Classic (twice) Sherman Finger 2002 Pac-10 Championships Dallas Athletic Club 1966 NCAA Championship Trysting Tree G.C. Stanford G.C. Chris Botsford 1966 Wendall Alexander Tourn. Brian Henninger 2002 Sooner Invitational Brookside C.C. 1984 Fresno State-Pepsi Classic Stonebriar C.C. 1965 vs. Occidental Fort Washington F.C. 2002 Carpet Capital Collegiate Annandale G.C. Nick Jones Joon Lee Earl Morley The Farm G.C. 1965 vs. Pomona Collage Bob Herrman 2000 Northwest Cl. (three times) 1992 Southwestern Intercol. 1990 Southwestern Invitational 2003 Ping Ariz. Intercol. (twice) Jurupa Hills C.C. 1938 Southern California Trysting Tree G.C. North Ranch C.C. North Ranch C.C. Arizona National G.C. 1965 AAWU Championship Intercollegiate 2000 Windon Memorial Classic 1992 U.S. Intercollegiate 1989 Hammond-Bell Pacific 2003 Cleveland Golf Classic Palm Desert C.C. Rancho C.C. Knollwood C.C. Stanford G.C. Coast Collegiate, Goleta, Calif. North Ranch C.C. 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1989 Stanford Intercollegiate John Flannery Rory Hie The Raven G.C. Tyler Ley Stanford G.C. Bud Bradley 1984 Rafael Alarcon Inv. (twice) 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate 2001 ASU Thunderbird 2006 National Invitational 1989 Pac-10 Championships 1956 vs. Arizona State Guadalajara G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. Karsten G.C. Tucson National G.C. Broadmoore G.C. Rio Hondo G.C. 1984 Aztec Invitational 2007 USC Collegiate Inv. 2000 Ping Arizona Inter. (twice) 2003 Bank of Tennessee 1989 NCAA West Regional Bear Creek G.C. North Ranch C.C. The Raven G.C. Intercollegiate El Paso, Texas Paul Carter 1984 Pac-10 Championships 2007 Gen. Jim Hackler Chmp. 1997 Ping Arizona Intercol. The Ridges C.C. 1948 vs. Loyola Tucson C.C. TPC of Myrtle Beach The Raven G.C. 2003 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Brett Mullen L.A. C.C. 1983 Western Intercollegiate 2007 ASU Thunderbird Inv. (twice) Waikoloa Village G.C. 1976 Pac-10 Championships 1948 vs. Stanford Pasatiemp C.C. Karsten G.C. Rennie Kelley Wilshire C.C. L.A. C.C. 1940 vs. Occidental Jamie Lovemark 1947 vs. Pomona State Al Geiberger Bob Howe Annandale G.C. 2006 CordeValle Intercollegiate Tracy Nakazaki Southern California C.C. 1959 vs. Occidental 1958 Inglewood Invitational CordeValle G.C. 1982 Fresno State-Pepsi Classic Hillcrest C.C. Inglewood, Calif. Len Kennett 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Fort Washington C.C. Jimmy Chang 1958 NCAA Championship 1958 vs. Arizona State 1950 vs. UCLA Waikoloa Village G.C. 1982 Pac-10 Championships 1992 John A. Burns Invitational Williams College (Mass.) Hillcrest C.C. Bel Air C.C. 2007 Gen. Jim Hackler Champ. Corvallis C.C. Kaneohe Klipper G.C. 1958 Pacific Coast Champ. TPC of Myrtle Beach 1981 UCLA-Bill Bryant 1992 Ping Intercollegiate Stanford G.C. Brian Hull James Kim 2007 Pac-10 Championships California C.C. Tucson C.C. 1958 vs. Arizona State 1997 Ping Arizona Intercol. Golf Digest Collegiate Eugene C.C. 1992 NCAA West Regional Hillcrest C.C. The Raven G.C. Invitational 2007 NCAA West Reg. Champ. Jordan Nasser Tucson National G.C. 1997 Taylor Made Big Island Woodlands C.C. Karsten G.C. (twice) 2005 Pac-10 Championships 1990 NCAA West Regional John Gilles Intercollegiate 1988 John A. Burns Invitational Walla Walla C.C. Univ. of New Mexico G.C. 1992 Red River Classic Waikoloa Village G.C. Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Hunter Mahan Dallas Athletic Club 1997 NCAA West Regional 2000 Northwest Classic David Oh James Choi Carlton Oaks C.C. Ken Kirkpatrick Trysting Tree G.C. 2002 Sooner Invitational 2002 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Tom Glissmeyer 1996 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1964 vs. Pomona College 2001 Pac-10 Championships Stonebriar C.C. Overton G.C. 2006 CordeValle Inter. (twice) The Raven G.C. Jurupa Hills C.C. Stanford G.C. 2001 Taylor Made Red River CordeValle G.C. 1996 U.S. Intercollegiate 2001 The Maxwell Classic (twice), Dallas A.C. Larry Collins 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Stanford G.C. Gordon Krah Dornick Hills C.C. 2001 Long Cove Inv. (twice) 1978 Sun Devil Collegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. 1996 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) 1981 Univ. of Pacific Inv. Long Cove G.C. McCormick Ranch G.C. 2007 NCAA West Regional Big Canyon C.C. Stockton C.C. Bob McCallister 2002 ASU Thunderbird (twice) 1977 Pac-10 Championships Championships 1956 vs. Loyola Karsten G.C. Stanford G.C. Karsten G.C. Chirs Johnson Alex Kuyumjian Hillcrest C.C. 2002 U.S. Intercollegiate 2007 NCAA Champ. final 1994 Tenn. Tourn. of Champ. 2000 NCAA West Regional Stanford G.C. Ron Commans Golden Horseshoe G.C. Holston Hills G.C. Riverbend G.C. Gregg McHatton 2000 Northwest Classic 1981 Western Intercollegiate 1995 NCAA Champ. final 1969 vs. Cal State L.A. Trysting Tree G.C. Pasatiempo G.C. Chris Gonzales The Scarlet Course John Ray Leary 2000 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 1981 Aztec Invitational 1990 Morris Williams Tourn. 1999 The Maxwell Terrence Miskell Old Overton G.C. Bear Creek C.C. Barton Creek G.C. Rick Johnson Dornick Hills C.C. 1986 Golfword/Palmetto 2001 Pac-10 Championships 1981 NCAA Championships 1989 ASU Thunderbird 1975 USC Invitational Dunes (twice) Stanford G.C. Stanford G.C. Karsten G.C. Pomona National G.C. Arthur Hills Course 2000 Taylor Made 1987 John Burns Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. Olomana GC 2000 Pac-10 Championships Karsten G.C. 2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 29 Cory Okuna 1983 Sun Devil Invitational 1989 Pac-10 Championships Kevin Stadler Alan Tapie Chris Zambri 1995 Pac-10 Championships McCormick Ranch G.C. Broadmoore G.C. 2001 Taylor Made Red River 1970 vs. Valley State 1993 U.S. Intercollegiate Meadow Springs C.C. 1983 NCAA Championships 1987 John Burns Intercollegiate Classic (twice), Dallas A.C. Hillcrest C.C. Stanford G.C. 1994 Southwestern Intercol. San Joaquin C.C. Olomana G.C. 2002 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 1992 John A. Burns Invitational North Ranch C.C. 1987 Stanford Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. Don Thornton Kaneohe Klipper G.C. 1992 Red River Classic Don Reid Stanford G.C. 2002 U.S. Intercollegiate (twice) 1959 vs. Occidental 1990 Southwestern Invitational Dallas Athletic Club 1949 vs. Long Beach C.C. Stanford G.C. Hillcrest C.C. North Ranch C.C. Lakewood C.C. Bradley Shaw 2002 Pac-10 Championships 1954 vs. Loyola Scott Oxandaboure 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. Trysting Tree G.C. Wilshire C.C. 68 2002 ASU Thunderbird (twice) Rick Rhoads Waikoloa Village G.C. (twice) 2000 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Karsten G.C. 1965 vs. Occidental 2006 National Invitational Old Overton G.C. Will Tipton Don Baker Hillcrest C.C. Tucson National G.C. 1999 Northwest Classic 1988 John A. Burns Invitational 1972 U.S. Intl. Univ. Dual Match Mark Pfeil 1964 Big Six Tourn. (twice) 2005 Ashworth Invitational Trysting Tree G.C. Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Wilshire C.C. 1974 Trojan Invitational Washington State North Ranch C.C. 1999 Windon-Memorial Cl. 1987 John Burns Invitational Pomona National G.C. 1964 vs. UCLA 2005 U.S. Intl. by Maple Fund Conway Farms G.C. Olomana G.C. Vivek Bhandari 1973 Pac-8 Championships Bel Air C.C. Stanford G.C. 1999 Taylor Made Red River 1986 John Burns Invitational 1994 Southwestern Intercol. Clarkston, WA 2005 NCAA West Reg. Champ. Classic, Dallas A.C. Olomano G.C. North Ranch C.C. 1973 Trojan Invitational Ronnie Rhoads Stanford G.C. 2000 Maxwell Invitational 1993 John Burns Invitational Pomona National G.C. 1961 vs. Loyola Dornick Hills C.C. Bruce Titus Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Wilshire C.C. Tony Sills 1971 vs. U.S. Intl. University Bryan Pemberton 1961 vs. UCLA 1978 Sun Devil Collegiate Craig Steinberg Wilshire C.C. Mike Blewett 1990 Fox Acres Invitational Bel Air C.C. McCormick Ranch G.C. 1980 So. Calif. Intercollegiate 1986 Michelob National Fox Acres C.C. 1977 Cal State L.A. Invitational Torrey Pines G.C. Nick Webb 1984 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) 1991 Ping Intercollegiate Kemp Richardson California C.C. 1980 NCAA Championships 1999 William H. Tucker Tucson C.C. Tucson C.C. 1968 NCAA Championships 1977 Western Intercollegiate Scarlet Course University of New Mexico G.C. 1990 Stanford Invitational University of New Mexico G.C. Pasatiempo G.C. 1999 Clev. Golf Southwestern Nico Bollini Stanford G.C. 1968 Pacific-8 Championships Dave Stockton North Ranch C.C. 2004 Arizona Natl. Inv. (twice) 1990 Oak Tree Intercollegiate L.A. C.C. North Scott Simpson 1963 NCAA Championships 1997 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Arizona National G.C. Oak Tree C.C. 1968 vs. Cal Poly Pomona 1974 Trojan Invitational Wichita, KS Brookhaven C.C. 2002 Sooner Invitational 1989 Pac-10 Championships Red Hill C.C. Pomona National G.C. 1961 vs. Arizona 1998 ASU Thunderbird Stonebriar C.C. Broadmoore G.C. 1967 vs. Claremont-Mudd 1975 Pac-10 Championships Hillcrest C.C. Karsten G.C. 2001 Ridges Intercollegiate 1989 NCAA West Regional Jurupa Hills C.C. Eugene C.C. 1996 Jerry Pate Invitational The Ridges G.C. El Paso, Texas 1975 USC Invitational Dave Stockton Jr. Shoal Creek G.C. 1988 NCAA Champ. final Jim Ruziecki Pomona National G.C. 1990 NCAA West Reg. (twice) Chris Botsford North Ranch C.C. 1975 Fresno State Tournament Univ. of New Mexico G.C. Mike Wiechers 2001 Ridges Intercollegiate 1975 USC Invitational Tim Sluiter 1989 NCAA West Regional 1980 Sun Devil Collegiate The Ridges G.C. Jerry Preuss Pomona National G.C. 2007 CordeValle Collegiate El Paso, Texas McCormick G.C. 1965 NCAA Championships CordeValle G.C. 1989 NCAA Champ. final 1980 Pac-10 Championships Jimmy Chang Holston Hill C.C. Gary Sanders Oak Tree C.C. Broadmoor G.C. 1991 Fresno Lexus Golf Classic 1964 Big Six Tournament 1971 vs. UCLA Craig Stadler Sunnyside C.C. Washington State Brentwood C.C. 1975 NCAA Championships Roger Tambellini Taylor Wood 1990 Southwestern Invitational 1964 vs. Occidental 1971 vs. Valley State Scarlet Course 1996 Golf World Intercol. 2005 Inverness Intercollegiate North Ranch C.C. Annandale G.C. Hillcrest C.C. 1974 So. Calif. Intercollegiate Arthur Hills at Palmetto G.C. Inverness C.C. 1964 vs. Cal State L.A. 1971 SW Amateur Champ. Torrey Pines G.C. 1997 Aldila Collegiate Classic 2005 Pac-10/Big Ten Chal. Ron Commans Annandale G.C. Arizona C.C. 1974 Pac-8 So. Div. Champ. Carlton Oaks C.C. Glen G.C. 1978 Aztec Invitational Hillcrest Country Club 1997 NCAA West Regional 2005 CordeValle Intercol. Carlton Oaks C.C. Sam Randolph Blair Scharnick 1973 NCAA Championships Carlton Oaks C.C. CordeValle G.C. 1985 NCAA Championships 1991 Southwestern Intercol. Stillwater C.C. 1995 Fresno Lexus G.C. (twice) 2006 Morris Williams Intercol. Jorge Corral Grenelefe G.C. North Ranch C.C. 1973 U.S. Amateur Champ. Belmont C.C. Austin C.C. 1999 Compaq U.S. Coll. Golf 1984 Southwestern Intercol. 1990 Oak Tree Intercollegiate Inverness C.C. 1996 Mauna Kea Invitational 2006 NCAA East Reg. Champ. Champ., Black Diamond Ranch North Ranch C.C. Oak Tree C.C. 1973 Trojan Invitational Hapuna G.C. Lake Nona G.C. 1997 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1984 Southern California Pomona National G.C. 2005 NCAA West Reg. Champ. The Raven G.C. Intercollegiate Steve Sear 1972 Pac-8 Championships Stanford G.C. Torrey Pines G.C. 1988 Southwestern Intercol. California C.C. 2004 Ping Arizona Intercol. John Fielder 1984 NCAA Championships North Ranch C.C. Arizona National G.C. 1974 Trojan Invitational Bear Creek C.C. 2004 Cleveland Golf Classic Pomona National G.C. North Ranch C.C. Sherman Finger Charlie Woerner 1966 Wendall Alexander Tourn. 1998 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Brookside C.C. Dallas Athletic Club 1999 Pac-10 Championships Brian Gaddy Broadmoor G.C. 1966 vs. UCSB 1997 Ping Arizona Intercol. Wilshire C.C. The Raven G.C. 1966 AAWU Championship 1997 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercol. Stanford G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. 1995 Fresno Lexus G.C. Al Geiberger Belmont C.C. 1958 vs. San Jose State 1996 U.S. Intercollegiate Hillcrest C.C. Stanford G.C. Rob Geiberger Joshua Wooding 1984 Southern California 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. Torrey Pines G.C. 2007 ASU Thunderbird Inv. Karsten G.C. Tom Glissmeyer 2007 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) 2007 Gen. Jim Hackler Champ. Eugene C.C. TPC of Myrtle Beach 2004 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 2007 NCAA West Reg. Champ. Waikoloa Village G.C. Karsten G.C. 2004 NCAA Champ. final 2007 NCAA Champ. final The Cascades G.C. Golden Horseshoe G.C.

Chad Wright Steve Haase 1996 Savane Coll. All-America 1985 Southern Calif. Intercol. Golf Classic, El Paso, Texas Torrey Pines G.C. 1996 U.S. Col. Golf Champ. Pasatiempo G.C. Don Hageman Kevin (left) and 1994 Tenn. Tourn. of Champ. 1954 So. Calif. Inter. Champ. Holston Hills G.C. Bel-Air C.C. Craig Stadler 1994 Stanford Invitational Stanford G.C.

PAGE 30 — University of Southern California Jeff Hart Hunter Mahan 1983 Stanford Invitational Nick Webb Chad Wright Ron Commans 1982 Pac-10 Championships 2000 Windon Memorial Classic Stanford G.C. 1996 Taylor Made Red River Cl. 1997 U.S. Intercollegiate 1981 Aztec Invitational (twice) Corvallis C.C. Knollwood C.C. 1983 U.S. Intercollegiate Dallas Athletic Club Stanford G.C. Bear Creek C.C. 1982 NCAA Championships 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. Bear Creek C.C. 1997 Pac-10 Championships 1981 Pan American Invitational Pinehurst C.C. The Raven G.C. Mike Wiechers Eugene C.C. Monterrey C.C. 1981 Univ. of Pacific Inv. 2001 ASU Thunderbird (twice) Rick Rhoads 1977 Western Intercollegiate 1997 NCAA West Regional 1980 Far Western Intercol. Stockton C.C. Karsten G.C. 1964 Big Six Tournament Pasatiempo G.C. Carlton Oaks C.C. Pasatiempo C.C. 1980 Sun Devil Collegiate 2001 Stanford Intercollegiate Washington State 1994 Southwestern Intercol. McCormick G.C. Stanford G.C. Jim Williams North Ranch C.C. Jorge Corral 2001 Pac-10 Championships Kemp Richardson 1978 Pac-10 Championships 1998 Pac-10 Championships Ben Hayes Stanford G.C. 1967 Pacific-8 Championship North Ranch C.C. Chris Zambri Orinda C.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercol. (twice) Corvallis C.C. 1991 Fox Acres Invitational Waikoloa Village G.C. Kelly Manos Taylor Wood Fox Acres C.C. Lee Davis 2005 U.S. Intl. by Maple Fund 1988 Oregon Invitational Bob Risch 2004 Opus Husky Invitational 1990 Fox Acres Invitational 1965 vs. Pomona College Stanford G.C. Eugene C.C. 1969 vs. Cal State Fullerton Mountain G.C. Fox Acres C.C. Jurupa Hills C.C. 2004 Ping Arizona Intercol. Alta Vista C.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 1991 Southwestern Intercol. Arizona National G.C. Terrence Miskell Waikoloa Village G.C. North Ranch C.C. John Fielder 2004 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 1986 Southwestern Intercol. Jim Ruziecki 2005 U.S. Intl. by Maple Fund 1974 Trojan Invitational Waikoloa Village G.C. North Ranch C.C. 1975 USC Invitational Stanford G.C. 67 Pomona National G.C. 1987 Pacific Coast Collegiate Pomona National G.C. 2005 Pac-10 Championships 1974 Pac-8 So. Div. Champ. Rory Hie 1987 Western Intercollegiate 1974 Pac-8 So. Div. Champ. Walla Walla C.C. Craig Anderson Hillcrest Country Club 2006 CordeValle Intercollegiate Pasatiemp G.C. Hillcrest Country Club 2005 NCAA Champ. final 1976 Trojan Invitational CordeValle G.C. Caves Valley G.C. Pomona National G.C. Sherman Finger 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Chuck Nagel Gary Sanders 2003 ASU Thunderbird 1966 Wendall Alexander Tourn. Waikoloa Village G.C. 1939 vs. Stanford 1971 Far Western Intercol. Karsten G.C. Mike Blewett Brookside C.C. 2007 USC Collegiate Inv. Lakeside C.C. Pasatiempo G.C. 1988 U.S. Intercollegiate North Ranch C.C. Charlie Woerner Stanford G.C. Al Geiberger 2007 CordeValle Collegiate Tracy Nakazaki Steve Sear 1998 William H. Tucker 1959 Palm Springs Invitational CordeValle G.C. 1983 Sun Devil Invitational 1987 Southwestern Intercol. Intercollegiate Martin Bohen Palm Springs, Calif. McCormich Ranch G.C. North Ranch C.C. University of New Mexico G.C. 1964 vs. Loyola 1958 So. Calif. Intercollegiate Howard Hoon 1982 Gary Sanders Memorial 1988 John A. Burns Invitational 1997 Ping-Golfweek Preview Hillcrest C.C. La Jolla C.C. 1936 All-University Golf Tour- Pomona National G.C. Kaneohe Klipper G.C. University of New Mexico G.C. nament, California C.C. 1998 Pac-10 Championships Nico Bollini Tom Glissmeyer David Oh Dave Simpson Orinda C.C. 2004 ASU Thunderbird 2007 Gen. Jim Hackler Champ. Brian Hull 2003 ASU Thunderbird 1976 Gary Sanders Memorial Karsten G.C. TPC of Myrtle Beach 1996 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Karsten G.C. Silver Lakes Joshua Wooding 2003 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Dallas Athletic Club 2001 Long Cove Invitational 1975 Gary Sanders Memorial 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. Mike Haney 1997 Taylor Made Big Island Long Cove G.C. Silver Lakes G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. 1973 Pac-8 So. Div. Tourn. Intercol., Waikoloa Village G.C. 2002 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. Chris Botsford Stanford G.C. 1997 U.S. Intercollegiate Tucson National G.C. Scott Simpson Waikoloa Village G.C. 2003 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Stanford G.C. 2000 Taylor Made Red River Cl. 1976 Gary Sanders Memorial 2005 NCAA Championships Waikoloa Village G.C. Jeff Hart 1997 Pac-10 Championships Dallas Athletic Club Silver Lakes G.C. Caves Valley G.C. 2002 U.S. Intercollegiate 1981 Aztec Invitational (twice) Eugene C.C. 2000 Pac-10 Championships 1976 Trojan Invitational 2004 ASU Thunderbird Stanford G.C. Bear Creek C.C. 1995 William H. Tucker Karsten G.C. Pomona National G.C. Karsten G.C. Intercollegiate 1976 NCAA Championships Dick Carmody University of New Mexico G.C. Cory Okuna Univ. New Mex. South Course 1960 vs. Arizona State 1995 Fresno Lexus G.C. 1994 Pac-10 Championships 1975 Gary Sanders Memorial Wilshire C.C. Belmont C.C. Tucson National G.C. Silver Lakes G.C. 1993 NCAA West Regional 1975 USC Invitational Nick Jones Riverside C.C. Pomona National G.C. 2001 Pac-10 Championships Stanford G.C. Scott Oxandaboure Kevin Stadler 2004 Cleveland Golf Classic 2001 William H. Tucker Intercol. James Kim North Ranch C.C. University of New Mexico G.C. 1990 Fox Acres Invitational 2004 EZ-GO Schenkel Inv. 2001 Taylor Made Red River Fox Acres C.C. Forest Heights C.C. Classic (twice), Dallas A.C. 1991 Pac-10 Championships 2003 ASU Thunderbird 2002 Ping Arizona Intercol. Stanford G.C. Karsten G.C. Tucson National G.C. 1988 John A. Burns Invitational 2002 Cleveland Golf Cl. (twice) Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Bryan Pemberton North Ranch C.C. 1987 U.S. Intercollegiate 1991 Ping Intercollegiate 2001 ASU Thunderbird Stanford G.C. Tucson C.C. Karsten G.C. 1991 U.S. Intercollegiate 2000 NCAA West Regional Alex Kuyumjian Stanford G.C. Riverbend G.C. 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1989 William H. Tucker Intercol. Rory Hie set the The Raven G.C. University of New Mexico G.C. Craig Steinberg 2001 Pac-10 Championships 1988 Fresno State Classic 1980 Sun Devil Collegiate USC school record Stanford G.C. Belmont C.C. McCormick G.C. for lowest round 2000 NCAA West Regional 1980 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) Riverbend G.C. Mark Pfeil Broadmoor G.C. with a 62 at the 1974 Trojan Invitational Joon Lee Pomona National G.C. Dave Stockton 2008 UH Hilo 1992 John A. Burns Invitational 1973 Pac-8 Championships 1990 Southwestern Invitational Invitational Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Clarkston, WA North Ranch C.C. 1990 Southwestern Invitational 1989 John A. Burns Invitational North Ranch C.C. Jerry Preuss Kaneohe Klipper G.C. 1965 vs. Pomona College Tyler Ley Hillcrest C.C. Roger Tambellini 2005 Pac-10 Championships 1964 vs. UCLA 1996 William H. Tucker Inter. Walla Walla C.C. Wilshire C.C. University of New Mexico G.C. 2005 NCAA West Reg. Champ. 1996 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Stanford G.C. Sam Randolph Dallas Athletic Club 1986 Sun Devil Collegiate 1996 NCAA West Regional John Ray Leary McCormick Ranch Stanford G.C. 1999 Taylor Made Red River Cl. 1986 John Burns Invitational Dallas Athletic Club Olomano G.C. Alan Tapie 1985 Southern California 1971 NCAA Championships Jamie Lovemark Intercollegiate Tucson National G.C. 2006 CordeValle Intercollegiate Torrey Pines G.C. CordeValle G.C. 1985 Pac-10 Championships Will Tipton 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Walla Walla C.C. 1986 Western Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. 1985 NCAA Championships Pasatiempo C.C. 2007 Isleworth-UCF Col. Grenelefe G.C. Isleworth C.C. 1984 Stanford Intercollegiate John Wardrup Stanford G.C. 1991 Pac-10 Championships 1984 Pac-10 Championships Stanford G.C. Tucson C.C. 2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 31 Ben Hayes Taylor Wood Sam Randolph Hunter Mahan 64 1986 John Burns Invitational 2004 Jerry Pate Invitational David Oh 2006 National Invitational 2000 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Olomano G.C. Old Overton G.C. 2003 Ping Arizona Intercol. Tucson National G.C. Dallas Athletic Club Ron Commans 1985 Fresno State-Pepsi Classic 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Arizona National G.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 1980 Southwestern Intercol. Fort Washington C.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. 2003 Morris Williams Intercol. Waikoloa Village G.C. David Oh North Ranch C.C. 1984 So. California Intercol. 2004 ASU Thunderbird Austin C.C. 2001 Ridges Intercollegiate Torrey Pines G.C. Karsten G.C. 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. Joshua Wooding The Ridges G.C. Al Geiberger The Raven G.C. 2006 Ashworth Invitational 1958 Palm Springs Invitational Brian Henniger 2000 NCAA West Regional North Ranch C.C. Rick Rhoads Bryan Pemberton Palm Springs, Calif. 1986 John Burns Invitational Riverbend G.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 1966 Wendall Alexander 1989 Red River Classic Tournament Olomano G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. Dallas Athletic Club Jeff Hart Brookside C.C. Bryan Pemberton 2005 Pac-10 Championships 1982 Fresno State-Pepsi Classic Brian Hull 1991 Southwestern Intercol. Walla Walla C.C. Sam Randolph Fort Washington C.C. 1996 Taylor Made Red River Cl. North Ranch C.C. Jim Ruzlecki 1984 Gary Sanders Memorial 1974 Trojan Invitational Dallas Athletic Club 1991 Pac-10 Championships Chad Wright Pomona National G.C. Jamie Lovemark Pomona National G.C. 1995 Topy Cup Stanford G.C. 1997 Pac-10 Championships 1984 Fresno State-Pepsi Classic 2007 USC Collegiate Inv. Tanagura, Japan 1991 NCAA West Regional Eugene C.C. Fort Washington C.C. North Ranch C.C. University of New Mexico G.C. 1995 The Maxwell Steve Sear 2007 NCAA Champ. (twice) 1987 Golfworld Collegiate Rory Hie Dornick Hills C.C. Bradley Shaw Golden Horseshoe G.C. Palmetto Dunes 2007 ASU Thunderbird Mark Pfeil 1995 NCAA Championships 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Invitational 1973 Pac-8 Championships The Scarlet Course Waikoloa Village G.C. Allen Moser Karsten G.C. Clarkston, WA Craig Stadler 1930 L.A. Open 1973 Pac-8 Southern Division 2007 Pac-10 Championships 66 Roger Tambellini Wilshire C.C. Tournament Eugene C.C. Sam Randolph 1996 Mauna Kea Invitational Stanford G.C. 2007 NCAA West Reg. Champ. 1985 Fresno St.-Pepsi Cl. (twice) Nico Bollini Hapuna G.C. 63 Karsten G.C. (twice) Fort Washington C.C. 2004 ASU Thunderbird 1985 So. California Intercol. Karsten G.C. Kevin Stadler Nick Webb Dick Cunningham 2002 Ping Arizona Intercol. Brian Hull Torrey Pines G.C. 2000 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1949 Catalina Island Tourn. Tucson National G.C. 1997 Clev. Golf Southwestern 1982 Southwestern Intercol. Sherman Finger The Raven G.C. (par 64 course) North Ranch C.C. North Ranch C.C. 1964 Big Six Tournament L.A. C.C. Washington State Roger Tambellini Taylor Wood 1997 Ping Arizona Intercol- Chris Johnson Paul Rekers 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Jamie Lovemark legiate (twice) 1994 John Burns Invitational 1976 Trojan Invitational John Flannery Waikoloa Village G.C. 2007 NCAA West Regional The Raven G.C. Kaneohe Klipper G.C. Pomona National G.C. 1980 Stanford Fall Invitational Championships 1997 U.S. Intercollegiate Stanford G.C. Joshua Wooding Karsten G.C. Stanford G.C. Nick Jones Rick Rhoads 2006 CordeValle Intercollegiate 2001 ASU Thunderbird 1965 Palm Springs Golf Al Geiberger CordeValle G.C. Hunter Mahan Karsten G.C. Championship 1959 Palm Springs Inv. (twice) Taylor Wood 2003 Carpet Capital Col. Cl. 2000 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 2001 Stanford Intercollegiate O’Donnell G.C. Palm Springs, Calif. 2006 NCAA Championships The Farm G.C. Old Overton G.C. Stanford G.C. 1958 vs. Arizona Crosswater G.C. 2004 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2001 Pac-10 Championships Doug Ruland Hillcrest C.C. 62 Arizona National G.C. Stanford G.C. 1972 Vs. Loyola 2003 Cleveland Golf Classic 2000 NCAA West Regional Hillcrest C.C. Tom Glissmeyer Rory Hie North Ranch C.C. Riverbend G.C. 2007 UH Hilo Intercol. (twice) 2008 UH Hilo Invitational 2003 ASU Thunderbird Gary Sanders Waikoloa Village G.C. Waikoloa C.C. Karsten G.C. Alex Kuyumjian 1971 Trojan Invitational 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. Pomona National G.C. Chris Gonzales The Raven G.C. 1970 vs. Claremont Mudd 1989 NCAA West Regional Joshua Wooding 2000 Pac-10 Championships Marshall Canyon G.C. El Paso, Texas 2007 Pac-10 Championships Karsten G.C. Eugene C.C. 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. USC's Lowest Team Steve Sear Mike Haney Waikoloa Village G.C. Tyler Ley 1986 Southwestern Intercol. 1973 Pac-8 Championships 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate (Best 4 of 5) 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. North Ranch C.C. Clarkston, WA Rounds Waikoloa Village G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C. (twice) 2004 ASU Thunderbird 2006 Pac-10 Championships Bradley Shaw Ben Hayes (Results date back to 1989-90) 275 Karsten G.C. Canyons at Big Horn C.C. 2005 U.S. Intl. by Maple Fund 2005 Ashworth Invitational 2003 The Nelson Intercol. Stanford G.C. North Ranch C.C. 265 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Chad Wright Stanford G.C. 2005 National Invitational 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. 1997 Aldila Collegiate Classic 2003 Cleveland Golf Classic Scott Simpson Tucson National G.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. Carlton Oaks C.C. North Ranch C.C. 1977 Trojan Invitational 2000 NCAA West Regional 1997 Clev. Golf Southwestern Pomona National G.C. Brian Henninger North Ranch C.C. 267 Jamie Lovemark 1977 Pac-10 Championships 1986 John Burns Invitational 276 2006 Pac-10/Big Ten Chal. Stanford G.C. Olomano G.C. 65 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Bandon Dunes 1976 Pac-10 Championships 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2006 CordeValle Intercollegiate Wilshire C.C. Rory Hie 2001 ASU Thunderbird Inv. Mike Blewett 269 CordeValle G.C. 1976 NCAA Championships 2007 Pac-10 Championships 1992 John Burns Invitational 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Univ. New Mex. South Course Eugene C.C. 1984 Stanford Invitational Stanford G.C. 2006 CordeValle Collegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. 1974 Southwestern Am. (twice) 277 2007 Oregon Duck Invitational Tuscon National G.C. Len Kennett 270 Eugene C.C. 1950 NCAA Championships Nico Bollini 2004 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2004 Thunderbird/Savane 2007 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) Craig Stadler Albuquerque, N.M. Arizona National G.C. 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate Invitational (twice) Eugene C.C. 1974 Trojan Invitational Pomona National G.C. Alex Kuyumjian 271 278 Hunter Mahan 1973 Pac-8 Championships 2001 Pac-10 Championships Bud Bradley 2000 Northwest Classic Clarkston, WA Stanford G.C. 1956 vs. UCLA Hillcrest C.C. 2000 Taylor Made Red River Cl. 2007 Gen. Jim Hackler Champ. Trysting Tree G.C. 1972 So. California Intercol. 2007 ASU Thunderbird Inv. 2000 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Torrey Pines G.C. Tyler Ley 273 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Dallas Athletic Club 2004 Jerry Pate Invitational Larry Collins 1978 Sun Devil Collegiate 2005 U.S. Intl. by Maple Fund 2001 Pac-10 Champ. (twice) Kevin Stadler Old Overton G.C. McCormick Ranch G.C. 2003 Waikoloa Intercollegiate 2002 U.S. Intercollegiate Stanford G.C. 2000 Taylor Made Red River Cl. 2003 ASU Thunderbird Inv. 1997 NCAA West Regional 2001 The Maxwell Dallas Athletic Club Jamie Lovemark 1997 PING Arizona Intercol. 1995 Fresno Lexus Golf Classic Dornick Hills C.C. 2001 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2006 Prestige Sherman Finger 1989 NCAA West Regional The Raven G.C. PGA West, Greg Norman Crse. 1966 vs. Occidental Annandale G.C. Terrence Miskell 2001 ASU Thunderbird 2007 Pac-10 Championships 274 279 1987 John Burns Intercollegiate Karsten G.C. Eugene C.C. Olomana G.C. 2001 Pac-10 Championships Brian Hull 1996 Mauna Kea Invitational 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate 2006 CordeValle Collegiate Stanford G.C. Tracy Nakazaki Hapuna G.C. 2006 Taylor Made Intercol. 2003 ASU Thunderbird Inv. Tracy Nakazaki 1982 Gary Sanders Memorial 2004 Ping Arizona Intercol. 1999 Arizona PING Intercol. 1982 Pacific Coast Intercol. Earl Svenningsen Pomona National G.C. 2001 The Ridges Intercollegiate 1996 Taylor Made Red River Cl. Sierra La Verne 1967 Pacific-8 Championship 1981 Pacific Coast Intercol. James Kim 1991 Arizona Intercollegiate 1980 Sun Devil Collegiate Corvallis C.C. Ontario National G.C. 1991 Ping Intercollegiate 2001 Taylor Made Red River Cl. McCormick G.C. Tucson C.C. Nick Webb David Oh Jordan Nasser 1999 Ping Arizona Intercol. 2003 ASU Thunderbird Tyler Ley 2007 UH Hilo Intercollegiate The Raven G.C. Karsten G.C. 2005 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Waikoloa Village G.C. Waikoloa Village G.C.

PAGE 32 — University of Southern California USC Golf All-Americans (First, Second and Honorable Mention Selections) 1956 1970 Bob McCallister ...... 1st Gary Sanders ...... 2nd Bud Bradley ...... 2nd Alan Tapie ...... HM

1957 1971 Bob McCallister ...... 1st Gary Sanders ...... 1st Bud Bradley ...... 2nd Alan Tapie ...... 3rd Bob Howe ...... 3rd Bud Bradley 1972 1958 Craig Stadler ...... 2nd Al Geiberger ...... 1st Harry Fischer ...... HM Bob McCallister . . . . . 2nd Bud Bradley ...... 2nd 1973 Craig Stadler ...... 1st 1959 Don Baker ...... 2nd Al Geiberger ...... 1st Mark Pfeil ...... 3rd Don Thornton ...... 3rd Mike Haney ...... HM

1960 1974 Jerry Zar ...... 3rd Craig Stadler ...... 1st Mark Pfeil ...... 2nd 1961 Jim Ruziecki ...... 3rd Jerry Zar ...... 2nd Jon Fiedler ...... HM Jim Ewing ...... 3rd Dave Stockton ...... HM 1975 Ron Craig Stadler . . . . . 2nd 1962 Commans Scott Simpson . . . . . 2nd Dave Stockton ...... 3rd Jim Ruziecki ...... 2nd

1963 1976 ...... Dave Stockton ...... 2nd Scott Simpson . . . . . 1st Ron Rhoads ...... 3rd Larry Collins ...... HM Jim Ewing ...... 3rd 1977 1964 Scott Simpson . . . . . 1st Sherman Finger ...... 1st Larry Collins ...... 3rd Martin Bowen ...... 2nd 1978 1965 Ron Commans . . . . . 2nd Sherman Finger ...... 1st Larry Collins ...... 3rd Rick Rhoads ...... 2nd Craig Anderson . . . . .HM Jerry Preuss ...... HM 1979 1966 Ron Commans . . . . . 2nd Sherman Finger ...... 1st Rick Rhoads ...... 2nd 1980 Craig Steinberg . . . . 2nd 1967 Ron Commans . . . . . 2nd Kemp Richardson . . . . . 2nd Tracy Nakazaki . . . . . 3rd Lee Davis ...... HM Bill Feil ...... HM 1981 Bryan Ron Commans . . . . . 1st 1968 Pemberton Jeff Hart ...... 3rd Kemp Richardson . . . . . 1st Gregg McHatton . . . . . 2nd 1982 Jeff Hart ...... 1st 1969 John Flannery . . . . . 3rd Gary Sanders ...... 1st Tracy Nakazaki . . . . . HM Bob Risch ...... 3rd Gregg McHatton . . . . . HM

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 33 USC Golf All-Americans (First, Second and Honorable Mention Selections)

1983 1987 1995 2002 Sam Randolph . . . . . 2nd Terrence Miskell . . . . .HM Chad Wright ...... HM Kevin Stadler . . . . . 2nd

1984 1989 1996 2004 Sam Randolph . . . . . 1st Dave Stockton, Jr. . . . . HM Brian Hull ...... 1st Ben Hayes ...... HM Mike Blewett ...... 3rd John Flannery . . . . . HM 1990 1997 2005 Brian Henninger . . . . .HM Joon Lee ...... HM Roger Tambellini . . . . . 3rd Taylor Wood ...... HM Chad Wright ...... 3rd Joshua Wooding . . . . HM 1985 1991 Brian Hull ...... HM Sam Randolph . . . . . 1st Bryan Pemberton . . . . 2nd 2006 James Kim ...... HM 2001 Taylor Wood . . . . . 2nd 1986 Hunter Mahan . . . . . 2nd Sam Randolph . . . . . 1st Alex Kuyumjian . . . . . HM 2007 Brian Henninger . . . . .HM Jamie Lovemark . . . . . 1st

Academic All-Americans

CHAD WRIGHT JAMES KIM 1997 1989, 1991

DAVID OH 2003 Taylor Wood, Senior Associate Athletic Director Carol Dough- erty, Veronica Felibert and Senior Associate Athletic Director Steve Lopes after the 2006 Marks Luncheon honoring USC's student-athlete standouts.

ED HARPER BRIAN HENNINGER 1986 1986

PAGE 34 — University of Southern California USC’s Top 10 NCAA Finishes

Year finish Site Strokes Behind Winner 1940 6th Ekwanok C.C. (Manchester, VT) ...... 16 1951 10th Scarlet G.C. (Ohio State) ...... 28 1952 6th Purdue University Course (W. Lafayette, IN) ...... 14 1954 8th Braeburn C.C. (Houston, TX) ...... 25 1956 7th Scarlet G.C. (Ohio State) ...... 8 1958 3rd Taconic G.C. (Williamstown, PA) ...... 13 1960 8th Broadmoor G.C. (Colorado Springs, CO) ...... 15 1961 3rd Purdue University Course (W. Lafayette, IN) ...... 12 1962 10th Duke University G.C. (Durham, N.C.) ...... 34 1963 4th Wichita C.C. (Wichita, KS) ...... 6 1964 3rd Broadmoor G.C. (Colorado Springs, CO) ...... 16 1965 3rd Holston Hills C.C. (Knoxville, TN) ...... 13 1966 3rd Stanford University G.C. (Stanford, CA) ...... 13 1971 6th Tucson National G.C. (Tucson, AZ) ...... 27 1973 7th Stillwater C.C. (Stillwater, OK) ...... 26 Taylor Wood 1974 4th Carlton Oaks C.C. (Santee, CA) ...... 19 was USC's lead- 1975 3rd Scarlet G.C. (Ohio State) ...... 34 ing player at the 1976 7th Univ. of New Mexico G.C. (Albuquerque, NM) ...... 18 NCAA Champion- 1977 5th Seven Oaks G.C. (Hamilton, NY) ...... 15 ships Regionals 1979 9th Bermuda Run C.C. (Wake Forest) ...... 26 each year in school 1980 8th Scarlet G.C. (Ohio State) ...... 25 (2003-06) and led 1984 8th Bear Creek Golf World (Houston, TX) ...... 18 the Trojans three 1986 8th Bermuda Run G.C. (Wake Forest) ...... 18 times at the NCAA 1991 7th Poppy Hills G.C. (Pebble Beach, CA) ...... 29 Championships 1995 5th Scarlet G.C. (Ohio State) ...... 8 finals (2003, 2005- 1996 9th The Honors Course (Chattanooga, TN) ...... 30 06). 2005 6th Caves Valley G.C. (Owings Mills, MD) ...... 24

NCAA Individual Championships Won by Trojans Scott Simpson (1976, 1977), Ron Commans (1981), Jamie Lovemark (2007)

Jamie Lovemark, Scott Simpson, NCAA Individual NCAA Individual Champion Champion 2007 1976, 1977

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 35 The Haskins Award

The Haskins Award, college golf's equivalent of the Heisman Trophy, has been presented each year since 1971 to the top collegiate golfer in the nation.

Three Trojans have been Haskins Award recipients: • Scott Simpson won it after capturing the second of back-to-back NCAA championship crowns in 1977. Simpson went on to compete on the U.S. Walker Cup team in 1977, beginning an outstanding pro career which includes seven tour victories and over $6 million in earnings. • Sam Randolph was named the winner after his NCAA runner-up finish and 1985 U.S. Men's Amateur title. Randolph also com- peted on the '85 U.S. Walker Cup team. • Jamie Lovemark won it in 2007 after winning the 2007 NCAA championship title as a freshman.

The award, voted on by media and collegiate coaches and players, is housed in the World Golf Hall of Fame in Pinehurst, N.C., and a replica is given to the winner.

Scott Simpson Sam Randolph Jamie Lovemark 1977 1986 2007

PAGE 36 — University of Southern California Major Championships Won By Trojans (PGA Tour, Champions Tour, USGA, R&A)

Masters Champion U.S. Amateur Champions Craig Stadler - 1982 Craig Stadler - 1973 Sam Randolph - 1986 U.S. Open Champion Scott Simpson - 1987 British Amateur Champion Dick Davies - 1962 PGA Champions Al Geiberger - 1966 U.S. Amateur Pub-Links Dave Stockton - 1970 Bob Risch - 1970 Dave Stockton - 1976 Senior British Amateur Champions Senior U.S. Open Champion Bud Bradley - 1997 Dave Stockton - 1996 Kemp Richardson - 2001

U.S. Senior Amateur Senior Canadian Amateur Champion John Richardson - 1987 Bud Bradley - 2000 Kemp Richardson - 2001 Kemp Richardson - 2003 Western Amateur Champions Gary Sanders - 1972 U.S. Junior Amateur Champions Chris Botsford - 2003 Bud Bradley - 1954 Jamie Lovemark - 2005 Gregg McHatton - 1963 Gary Sanders - 1966 Brett Mullin - 1975 Jamie Lovemark, 2005 Western Hunter Mahan - 1999 Amateur Champion

Regional and State Championships

California Amateur Champions SCGA Amateur Champions John Richardson - 1961 Nico Bollini - 2002 Bob Risch - 1970 Craig Steinberg - 1997, 1992 1991, 1988 Sam Randolph - 1985 Jeff Hart - 1979 Nick Jones - 2000 Brian Gaddy - 1978 Jordan Nasser - 2006 Tony Sills - 1976 Lee Davis - 1975 John Richardson - 1973 Mark Pfeil - 1972 Gary Sanders- 1970 John Jacobs - 1966 Larry Brown - 1964 Al Geiberger - 1959,1956 Fletcher Jones - 1953

Jordan Nasser, 2006 California Amateur Champion

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 37 Trojan Golf Rosters: 1924-2008

2007-2008 2002-2003 1997-1998 1992-1993 1987-1988 1982-1983 Bo DeHuff Nico Bollini Mike Berg Jerome Andrews Mike Blewett Jim Empey Matt Giles Chris Botsford Michael Chavez Vivek Bhandari Brent Dorman John Flannery. Tom Glissmeyer James Choi Jorge Corral Amit Chopra Del Fujita Tom Gallivan Rory Hie Gordon Fraser Nick Jones Pat Duffy James Kim Rob Geiberger Ryan Linton Ben Hayes Matt McCrite Mark Easterday Kelly Manos Brian Henninger Jamie Lovemark Tyler Ley Nathan Nouskajian John Gilles Bryan Pemberton Chip Herrera Daniel Park David Oh Nick Webb Greg Hildebrandt Steve Sear Gordon Krah Gavin Reid Scott Oxandaboure Charlie Woerner Jaycy Igarashi Dave Stockton, Jr. Pat McRoskey Tim Sluiter Bradley Shaw (Kurt Schuette, Joon Lee Will Tipton Greg Moss (Kurt Schuette, Taylor Wood Patrick Nutter) Jason Lowe (Randy Lein) Tracy Nakazaki Chris Zambri, (Kurt Schuette, David Neish Lennie Nash Dr. David Wright) Ted Gleason, 1996-1997 Steve Novarro 1986-1987 Sam Randolph Dr. David Wright) Zach Allen Paul O’Reilly Greg Abdulian (Ron Rhoads) 2006-2007 Mike Berg Cory Okuna Del Fujita Bo DeHuff 2001-2002 Jorge Corral Chris Zambri Steve Haase 1981-1982 Tom Glissmeyer Nico Bollini Brian Hull (Jim Empey) Rich Heineck Bob Bihr Lee Harris Chris Botsford Jaycy Igarashi James Kim Jim Detrixhe Rory Hie John Callaghan Matt McCrite 1991-1992 Kelly Manos Jim Empey Ryan Linton James Choi Mark Nicoletti Jerome Andrews Terrence Miskell John Flannery Jamie Lovemark Gordon Fraser Roger Tambellini Vivek Bhandari Earl Morley Tom Gallivan Ben Miller Ben Hayes Nick Webb Pat Duffy Steve Sear Rob Geiberger Jordan Nasser David Oh Charlie Woerner Jimmy Chang Jeff Shaw Jeff Hart Tyler Smith Scott Oxandaboure Chad Wright John Gilles Mike Tingus Brian Henninger Joshua Wooding Bradley Shaw (Kurt Schuette, Greg Hildebrandt Will Tipton Gordon Krah (Kurt Schuette, Kevin Stadler Patrick Nutter) Joon Lee Scott Wardrope Radd Lukas Chris Zambri, Roderick Staunton Dave Neish (Randy Lein) Pat McRoskey Dr. David Wright) (Kurt Schuette, Patrick 1995-1996 Steve Novarro Greg Moss Nutter, Zach Allen Cory Okuna 1985-1986 Tracy Nakazaki 2005-2006 Dr. David Wright) Mike Berg Curtis Rhoads Greg Abdulian John Portman Tom Glissmeyer Jorge Corral Chris Zambri Mike Blewett Ben Smith Lee Harris 2000-2001 Greg Hildebrandt (Randy Lein) Bill Brodie (Ron Rhoads) Tyler Ley Chris Botsford Brian Hull Del Fujita Ryan Linton John Callaghan Jaycy Igarashi 1990-1991 Steve Haase 1980-1981 Ben Miller Justin Cleveland Jim Keller Jerome Andrews Ed Harper Bob Bihr Jordan Nasser Ali Haji Jason Lowe Vivek Bhandari Rich Heineck Wayne Case Johnny Pinjuv Nick Jones Mark Nicoletti Jimmy Chang Brian Henninger Ron Commans Bradley Shaw Alex Kuyumjian Roger Tambellini John Gilles Terrence Miskell John Cummings Taylor Wood Hunter Mahan Charlie Woerner Chris Gonzales Earl Morley Jim Detrixhe Joshua Wooding David Oh Chad Wright James Kim Sam Randolph Jim Empey (Kurt Schuette, Kevin Stadler (Kurt Schuette, Joon Lee Jeff Shaw John Flannery Ted Gleason, Roderick Staunton Patrick Nutter) Steve Novarro Mike Tingus Jeff Hart Dr. David Wright) (Kurt Schuette, Cory Okuna Will Tipton Gordon Krah Patrick Nutter, 1994-1995 Bryan Pemberton Rich Whittet Mark Morgan 2004-2005 Dr. David Wright) Zach Allen Curtis Rhoads (Randy Lein) Greg Moss Nico Bollini Justin Boatman Blair Scharnick Tracy Nakazaki Andy Fohrer 1999-2000 Gregory Hildebrandt John Wardrup 1984-1985 John Portman Ben Hayes Mike Berg Jaycy Igarashi Chris Zambri William Bentley (Ron Rhoads) Tyler Ley Chris Botsford Chris Johnson (Randy Lein) Michael Blewett Ben Miller Nick Jones Jim Keller Bill Brodie 1979-1980 Jordan Nasser John Ray Leary Jason Lowe 1989-1990 Steve Haas Ron Commans Bradley Shaw David Oh Mark Nicoletti Charles Carter Ed Harper John Cummings Taylor Wood Kevin Stadler Scott Richardson Jimmy Chang Brian Henninger Jeff Hart Joshua Wooding Nick Webb Roger Tambellini Brent Dorman Chip Herrera Gordon Krah (Kurt Schuette, (Kurt Schuette, Chad Wright Chris Gonzales Sam Randolph Mark Morgan Ted Gleason, Patrick Nutter, (Kurt Schuette, Joon Lee Mike Tingus Tracy Nakazaki Dr. David Wright) Dr. David Wright) Patrick Nutter) Earl Morley Rich Whittet Craig Steinberg Steve Novarro (Randy Lein) Mike Wiechers 2003-2004 1998-1999 1993-1994 Bryan Pemberton (Ron Rhoads) Nico Bollini Mike Berg Vivek Bhandari Blair Scharnick 1983-1984 Gordon Fraser Michael Chavez Justin Boatman Dave Stockton, Jr. Bill Bentley 1978-1979 Ben Hayes Jorge Corral Patrick Duffy Chris Zambri Mike Blewett Craig Anderson Tyler Ley Nick Jones Greg Hildebrandt (Randy Lein) Bill Brodie Ron Commans Scott Oxandaboure John Ray Leary Jaycy Igarashi Riley Cranston John Cummings Bradley Shaw Nathan Nouskajian Chris Johnson 1988-1989 Matt Elmes Joe Flood Taylor Wood Kevin Stadler Jason Lowe Greg Abdulian John Flannery Jeff Hart Joshua Wooding Nick Webb Mark Nicoletti Charles Carter Rob Geiberger Craig Steinberg (Kurt Schuette, Charlie Woerner Cory Okuna Jimmy Chang Steve Haase Steve Titus Ted Gleason, (Kurt Schuette, Chad Wright Brent Dorman Ed Harper Mike Wachtler Dr. David Wright) Patrick Nutter) (Jim Empey) Del Fujita Brian Henninger Mike Wiechers James Kim Chip Herrera (Stan Wood) Earl Morley Greg Moss Steve Novarro Sam Randolph Bryan Pemberton Don Silk Brent Reid Mike Tingus Curtis Rhoads Scott Turney Steve Sear (Randy Lein) Dave Stockton, Jr. Will Tipton John Wardrup Alex Woodson Chris Zambri (Randy Lein)

PAGE 38 — University of Southern California 1977-1978 1972-1973 1966-1967 1962-1963 1957-1958 1952-1953 Craig Anderson Don Baker Dennis Noren John Babick Bud Bradley Chuck Cassaday Steve Carter Greg Grohs Lee Davis Martin Bowen Al Geiberger Cliff Cooper Larry Collins Jon Fiedler Lynn Audeoud Jim Ewing Robert Howe Fred Goldberg Ron Commans Mike Haney Bill Seymour Barry Friedman Bob McCallister Jim Griffitts John Cummings Bob Martin Gary Shemano Tim Happ Frank Stubbs Don Hageman Joe Flood Jeff Miller Vic Loustalot Ken Kirkpatrick Doug Rankin Pete Lindquist Bill Keogh Mark Pfeil Bill Feil Gerald Preuss Donald Thornton Don McCallister Richard Lizardi Jim Ruziecki Earl Sveningsen Ron Rhoads Larry Upton Ralph McNece Mark Morgan Scott Simpson (Stan Wood) Dave Stockton Chuck Weil Ralph Miller Tony Sills Craig Stadler Clyde Wood, Jr. Carter Shrum (mgr.) Marvin Shatto David Simpson (Stan Wood) (Stan Wood) Craig Steinberg 1965-1966 (Stan Wood) Jim Stackpole Steve Titus 1971-1972 Dave Anderson Don Thornton Mike Todd Don Baker Lynn Audeoud 1961-1962 1956-1957 (Ralph Meigs) Wendell Tom Joe Batyco Roger Cleveland Martin Bowen Robert Elevens Mike Wachtler Mike Haney Lee Davis Larry Carr Bud Bradley 1951-1952 Jim Williams Harry Fischer Bill Fiel Jim Ewing Robert Howe Cliff Cooper (Stan Wood) Doug Ruland Sherman Finger Duane Fitch Keith Lopp Dick Davies Craig Stadler Greg Freeman Ken Kirkpatrick Bob McCallister Roger Dunn 1976-1977 (Stan Wood) Brian Gaddy Ron Rhoads Bruce Perlmuth Lew Hyman Craig Anderson Vic Loustalot Rich Shemano Ron Pawlacyk Jim Stackpole Tom Batson 1970-1971 Randy Noble Dave Stockton Doug Rankin W. J. Van Rossem Steve Carter Joe Batyko Dennis Noren (Stan Wood) Frank Stubbs Stan Wood Larry Collins Gordon Carter Rick Rhoads Sherwyn Turbow (Ralph Meigs) Joe Flood Harry Fischer Kemp Richardson 1960-1961 Art Korn (mgr.) Dave George Bob Martin Bill Seymour Martin Bowen (Stan Wood) 1950-1951 Bill Keogh Dave Penso Gary Shemano Dick Carmody Cliff Cooper Brian Lindley Gary Sanders Earl Sveningsen Larry Carr 1955-1956 Dick Davies Brett Mullin Alan Tapie (Stan Wood) Jim Ewing Robert P. Elevens Roger Dunn Alex Niklakopulos Bruce Titus Vic Hayer Bud Bradley Fred Goldberg Paul Rekers (Stan Wood) 1964-1965 Mike McCart Harold G. Cassriel Kosar Tony Sills Sherman Finger Ron Rhoads Bob McCallister Bob Pastore Scott Simpson 1969-1970 Steve Strebig Gary Sanders Bob Fluor Richard Shemano Roy W. Myers Shaw Craig Steinberg Kent Richardson Brian Gaddy Dave Stockton Ronald S. Pawlacyk Tornacliff Steve Titus Jeff Hildebrand Lee Davis Gerald Zar Frank Stubbs Mike Turney Mike Todd Alan Tapie Tim Happ (Stan Wood) Edwin C. Trisler Stan Wood Wendell Tom Tom Kourafas Vern Murray Sherwyn Turbow Ralph Meigs (coach) Mike Wachtler Rich Ochsner Rick Rhoads 1959-1960 Pete Walters (mgr.) Mike Wiechers Dave Nicholas Gary Shemano Larry Brown (Stan Wood) 1949-1950 Jim Williams Dave Penso Earl Sveningsen Dick Carmody Leon Clark Lance Young Joe Batyko Dennis Noren Larry Carr 1954-1955 Richard Davies (Stan Wood) Bill Workman Gerry Preuss Mike Davis Bill Bedford Len Kennett Geoff Becker George MacDonald Dave Ellsworth Bud Bradley Robert Pastore 1975-1976 (Stan Wood) Dave McDonald Gary Liotta Harold Cassriel Alton ZuTavern Craig Anderson (Stan Wood) John Nichols Dick Chover Grant B. Meyer Jr. Larry Collins Richard Shemano Art Davies George Hatchett (mgr.) Joe Flood 1968-1969 1963-1964 Gerald Zar Ron Miller Brett Mullin Bob Risch John Babick Roy Myers 1948-1949 Paul Rekers Ray Harbour Martin Bowen 1958-1959 Ron Pawylack Arnold Bail Dave Simpson Vic Loustalot Roger Cleveland Pat Altnow Dan Rogers Len Kennett Scott Simpson Bill Seymour Lee Davis Larry Brown Ed Triser James Ireland Mike Wiechers Bruce Osbourne Peter Elliot Dick Carmody Sherwyn Turbow Dale Norquist (Stan Wood) Gregg McHatton Sherman Finger Al Geiberger (Ralph Meigs) Robert Pastore Jay Bazik 1974-1975 Barry Friedman Gary Liotto Donald Reid Bob Strock Jon Fiedler Brian Gaddy Ed Nelson 1953-1954 Robert Travenick Chuck Luke Gary Sanders Tim Happ Carter Shrum Dick Clover James Hodges (mgr.) Paul Rekers Jeff Hildebrand Ken Kirkpatrick John Nichols Jim Donnenfield Doug Ruland (Stan Wood) George MacDonald Doug Rankin Jim Griffitts 1947-1948 Jim Ruziecki Gerald Preuss Hal Taylor Don Hageman Paul Carter Dave Simpson 1967-1968 Gary Shemano Don Thornton Darrell Holt Robert Travenick Scott Simpson Kemp Richardson (Stan Wood) Chuck Weil Ralph Miller Winthrop Higginson Craig Stadler Gregg McHatton (Stan Wood) Bruce Perlmuth James Ireland Bruce Taylor Bob Risch Marvin Shatto Dale Norquist Wendell Tom Vic Loustalot Jim Stackpole Don Reid (Stan Wood) Lynn Audeoud Mike Turney Robert Lamb (mgr.) Bill Seymour (Ralph Meigs) 1973-1974 (Stan Wood) 1946-1947 Bruce Balkey Paul Carter Jon Fiedler Jack Edmundsen Greg Grohs Russell Peck Jeff Miller Don Reid Mark Pfeil Alton ZuTavern Paul Rekers Doug Ruland Wendy Robinson Jim Ruziecki Claude Cannazzi Scott Simpson Greg Kelly Craig Stadler Glenn Lundell (mgr.) (Stan Wood)

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 39 1945-1946 1938-1939 1933-1934 1928-1929 Ed Bail Rennie Kelly John Stevenson Allan Moser Fred Briskin John Gray Dale Hilton Pexy Eckles Jim Canning Charles Nagel Willis Iseminger Richard Dennis Paul Carter Morris Cain Charles Archibald Ronald Davis Jack Edmonson Bill Ransom Bill Burke John Waters John Hall Robert Eddy Laten Thornquest Alex Graham W.C. Robinson Dan Trott Phil Cannell (mgr.) Rhodes Elder Don Reid (playing mgr.) Bob Herrman John Cody (mgr.) 1932-1933 1927-1928 1944-1945 Neil White J. William Connnor Willie Hunter Jr. 1937-1938 Don Nittinger Richard Walker Wallace Dale Bob Herrman Harry Lawson Frende Combs Al McMahon Maurice Cain George Davenport Ronald Davis Robert Rosenfeld Bill Ransom James Kern Rhodes Elder Milford Dreblow Rennie Kelly Kern McLoughlin Henry S. Grossman (mgr.) David Gardner Morris Smith Dale Hilton Travis Manning (mgr.) Bob Gordon David Cantwell 1926-1927 Jack Robinson Jack Wilder G. E. Kerr 1943-1944 Bob Eddy R. K. Davis Warren Hubert Harry Pollok 1931-1932 W. R. Walker Albert McMahon Charles Nagel Winston Fuller F. W. Combs Homer Sherwood Hychie Meyers Gail Stockton T. S. Watters Lee Thompson Don McCallister (mgr.) Harry Lawson Fred Nason Dick Van Cleve Dave Cantwell Jack Vivian 1936-1937 Paul Sylvester 1925-1926 Sylvan Goldinger (mgr.) Robert Herrman Gilbert Eckles Melvin Beihl Howard Hoon Raymond Pepp Harry Bleecker 1942-1943 Stan Moss Leo Pruden Charles Cox Harry Pollok 1930-1931 Ed Riesen Albert Green Justin Radeck Winston Fuller Joe Woodard Ed Harper Forrest Shannon Bud Lawson Charles Pincus (mgr.) Fred Harris Morris Smith Gail Stockton Jack Hildreth Gene Logan Gilbert Eckles 1924-1925 Allan M. Rudolph Charles Soper Dave Cantwell Gail Suess Dick Van Cleve Willis Van Lee Mead Neil Miller Travis Manning Bill Berry (mgr.) Paul Sylvester C.J. Gail Sylvan Goldinger Wendell Schooling 1935-1936 1929-1930 Chet Beard 1941-1942 Howard Hoon Lauren Dahl Leo Pruden Robert Beekman Jr. Willis Iseminger Richard Dennis Melvin H. Biehl Ed Harper John Manning Winston Fuller L. C. Liggett Hal Paddock Stan Moss Lee Mead L. W. Roach John Richardson Harry Pollok Allan Moser C. P. Kniss Bill Solaini Justin Radeck Paul Sylvester Ed Riesen Jack Tobin William Rickard (mgr.) Russell Thompson Malcom Lane Dan Trott Forrest Shannon Thomas Webster Bob Vordale Morris Smith Pat Sprague (mgr.) William Van

1940-1941 1934-1935 Bob Anderson Dale Hilton Bob Breyer Willis Iseminger Bob Fluor Pete Kovac Val Montgomery Stan Moss Hal Paddock Don Nittinger USC GOLF TEAM GOALS Bill Solaini Justin Radeck Dan Trott Forrest Shannon Bob Vordale Leighton Thornquest • Earn a USC degree Charles Webb Bill Van Bill Bolstead (mgr.) Delbert Hessick (mgr.)

1939-1940 • Be a class team Rennie Kelly Fletcher Jones Bill Ransom in victory or defeat Hal Paddock Jim Arthur Guy Price Val Montgomery • Win the Pac-10 Championship • Win the NCAA Championship • Work together as a team to reach these common goals

PAGE 40 — University of Southern California Trojans on Tour

KEVIN STADLER — The 2002 Pac-10 Player of the Year and second team All-American continues to shine in his post-collegiate career. Stadler had three top 30 finishes through the first three months of the 2007 PGA Tour and later finished second at the Reno-Tahoe Open and seventh at the Wyndham Championship in consecutive events, finishing the 2007 season with earnings of more than $800,000. Stadler won the Johnnie Walker Classic in Australia in February of 2006, earning $365,340 for the win and giving him an exemption for the European Tour. That win complemented his victory at the Argentine Open in December of 2005. In August of 2006, he won the Nationwide Tour's Xerox Classic. Stadler made the cut at the AT&T Pro Am at Pebble Beach and at the San Diego Open earlier in 2005. He also won the 2002 Colorado State Open and the 2003 Nevada State Open. He made the cut in 11 of 13 tournament appearances on the 2004 Nationwide Tour, including six top-25 finishes. He ranked 13th on the official money list, with $228,001 at the end of the year. He won his first tournament at the Lake Erie Charity Classic at Peek 'n Peek Resort the same day his dad, Craig, won the Champions Tour's Bank of America Championship. He was also the first sponsor exemption to win on the tour since 2001. He followed up that win with another victory at the Scholarship America Showdown two weeks later. It was his second win in four starts, making him the fastest player to capture two wins in Nationwide Tour history. He had two other top 10 finishes on the season as well. His best PGA Tour finish in 2004 was a 10th at Tucson. He tied for ninth at the 2005 Chrysler Classic of Tucson. Stadler earned his first PGA Tour Card for 2005 by virtue of his 14th-place finish on the 2004 Nationwide Tour money list.

2007 PGA Tour Member Kevin Stadler

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 41 Introducing USC's 'Fearsome Foursome'

AL “MR. 59” GEIBERGER (B.S., '59) After winning 11 titles (including the 1966 PGA championship) and more than $1.2 million on the PGA tour, Geiberger joined the Senior Tour in 1987. Since then, he has continued his suc- cess, winning 10 Senior PGA Tour events, earning a career-high $608,877 in 1993. That year, he won the Infiniti Tournament of Champions and the GTE West Classic, with 10 Top 10 finishes. During his career, he has won 21 tournaments and finished first on the Champions Tour 10 times. However, it was at the 1977 Danny Thomas-Memphis Classic that he etched his name into the record books forever with an amazing 13-under-par 59 at the Colonial Country Club. A two-time All-American at USC (1958- 1959), Geiberger was named an NCAA Silver Anniversary Award winner in 1984. Al, who participates in the annual “Trojan Golf Fantasy” fundraiser, has won over $6 million in career earnings on both the regular and senior tours. In 2001, he had three top 25 finishes, including a season-best tie for 19th at the Bruno's Memorial Classic, and earnings totalling $122,624. In 2002, he played in five events, with his best finish being a tie for 17th at the Royal Caribbean Classic. He returned to the Champions Tour in 2004, finishing 74th at the Administaff Small Business Classic and 75th at the SBC Championship. His son, Brent, won the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro 28 years after his triumph at the same tourney. They became the first father/son duo to win the same PGA tour event. He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in 1994.

SCOTT SIMPSON (Business Admin., '78) A two-time first team All-American and back-to-back NCAA individual titleist (1976-77), Simpson had his biggest year on the PGA Tour in 1993, earning $707,166 while winning the GTE Byron Nelson Classic. In 1987, he finished No. 4 on the money list, earning more than $620,000, and joined an elite group when he captured the U.S. Open at San Francisco’s Olympic Club. Since turning pro in 1977, Scott has won over $6.4 mil- lion, notching seven PGA Tour victories during his pro career, including the 1998 Buick Invitational. Simpson also served on the 1987 Ryder Cup team. He suffered a broken ankle in 2000 and was unable to play on the tour, but he returned in 2001 to earn $512, 530 with his best finish being a tie for second at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. In 2003, he played in his first-ever Nationwide Tour event and finished tied for 54th at the Chitimacha Louisiana Open. His best effort for the season was a tie for 22nd at the MCI Classic. In 2004, he had one top 10 finish, a tie for 10th at the Valero Texas Open. He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in May of 1997. In his first full year on the Champions Tour in 2006, he won the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, had eight top 10 finishes and finished sixth on the money list. In 2007 on the Champions Tour, Simpson had five top 10 finishes and 14 in the top 25, earning more than $800,000.

PAGE 42 — University of Southern California CRAIG STADLER ('75) A tour member since 1975, Stadler had perhaps his finest PGA season ever in 1991, placing second on the Tour’s money list with $827,628. “The Walrus,” as he is affectionately called, has won 13 PGA Tour events, most recently the 2003 B.C. Open. Stadler also received the PGA Arnold Palmer Award as the tour’s leading money winner in 1982. His fifth tour victory, the 1982 Masters, served notice that he was among the tour’s top players. Since winning the 1973 U.S. Amateur Championship and earning All-American honors four consecutive years at USC (1972-75), Stadler has gone on to earn over $11 million on the PGA tour and crack the Top 15 on the all-time career money list. He played on the 1983 and 1985 Ryder Cup teams and won the Kemper Open twice (1981-82). In 2001, he had earnings of $196,000, with his best finish being a tie for fifth at the WGS- Accenture Match Play Championship. In 2002, he played with his son, Kevin (another former USC golfer), for the first time in an official TOUR event at the B.C. Open. He later tied for 10th at the Worldcom Classic and earned over $500,000 for the year. In 2003, he was named the Champions Tour "Rookie of the Year" as he was 14th on the money list in just 14 starts, with two wins and seven top-10 finishes. He was on fire for most of 2004, winning the Champions Tour's Player of the Year after a career-best five victories in a single season, the most wins by any player in a year since Larry Nelson in 2001. He also received the Arnold Palmer Award as the circuit's leading money winner, with a personal-best $2,306,606--the 10th-highest money total ever. He joined Lee Trevino and Tom Watson as the third player to earn money titles on both the Champions and PGA Tours. In 2006, he had two runner-up finishes and five in the top 10 while in 2007, he carded four top 10 finishes with earnings of more than $500,000. He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in 1999.

DAVE STOCKTON (General Management, '63) Dave Stockton, who has earned a reputation as one of the golf world’s best putters, is another in the distinguished line of Trojan standouts. Stockton has won 25 titles on the PGA and Senior PGA Tours, including the 1996 U.S. Senior Open, winning career earnings of more than $9.5 million, which ranks him at No. 6 on the all-time money list. Stockton joined the tour in 1964 and won the 1970 and 1976 PGA Championships. Before joining the Senior Tour in 1991, Stockton logged 11 PGA Tour victories, earning over $1.2 million. Upon joining the Senior Tour in 1991, he earned Rookie of the Year honors. In 1993, he dominated the Senior Tour, winning five tournaments and earning more than $1.1 million in earnings. Dave followed that up with three victories in 1994 and won his second straight Arnold Palmer Award as the circuit’s leading money winner. In 1997, he won the Franklin Quest Championship. In 2002, he had his highest finish on the money list since 1998 with $304,000 in earnings. In 2003, he appeared in 20 events, placing top 10 in five of them with earnings of $142,833. In 2004, he had three top-10 finishes and finished among the top 50 money winners for an unprecedented 12th consecutive season, earning $145,250. After serving as a Ryder Cup member in 1971 and 1977, Dave had the prestigious honor of being the 1991 PGA Ryder Cup Captain. He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in 1995. He served as chairman of the Senior Tour Player Advisory Council up until 2001. He is a second-generation Trojan.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 43 JEFF HART (Physical Education, '83)— A two-time All-American at USC, Hart finished 20th at the 1996 Buick Challenge. He previously competed on the Nike Tour, where he logged third place finishes in three 1992 tournaments. Jeff has career earnings of more than $500,000. In 1998 he captured numerous mini tour titles on the Golden State and Tear Drop tours. He also won the 2000 Buy.com Steamtown Classic and logged earnings of $178,489 --15th on the money list for the year. In 2002, he finished No. 47 on the 2002 Nationwide Tour final money list with $97,595. He made the cut in 7 of 19 tournaments in 2003, his best finish being a tie for 21st at the Price Cutter Charity Champion- ship. He had two top 10 finishes on the Nationwide Tour in 2004 and rejoined the PGA Tour in 2005.

BRIAN HENNINGER (Psychology, '87) — Henninger, who was a standout performer at USC after walking on to the team, is one of the bright young performers on the PGA Tour. After winning three times in 1992 and finishing second in earnings on the Nike Tour (to fellow Trojan John Flannery), he joined the PGA Tour in 1993. His first PGA Tour victory was at the 1994 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic. Brian has career earnings of more than $1.7 million, and he contended for the 1995 Masters. His most recent win was at the 1999 Southern Farm Bureau Classic. He also has three wins on the Buy.com tour. His 2002 PGA Tour money total was $281,614, with his best finish being a tie for 3rd at the B.C. Open. In 2003, his best finish was a tie for 18th at the B.C. Open, while his best 2006 finish was a tie for 24th at the Chrysler Classic of Tucson.

JOHN JACOBS — Jacobs joined the PGA Tour in 1968 and the Senior Tour in 1995. He has three Senior victories under his belt, including the 1998 Nationwide Championship, the 1999 MasterCard Championship and the 2000 Bruno's Memorial Classic. His best PGA Tour finish was a second place finish at the 1971 United Airlines Ontario Open. He has four top 10 finishes and has earned more than $740,000 in winnings in 2001 on the Senior Tour. In 2002, he had a career-best year from an earnings standpoint with $1,224,737. He moved up 11 spots on the money list and increased his earnings by nearly $500,000 over his 2001 total. In 2003, he finished in the top 30 on the money list for the eighth-straight season and had four top 10 finishes. The biggest of those was the Senior PGA Championship, when he became the oldest winner of the event (58) since Pete Cooper (61) in 1976. He had five top 10 finishes on the Champions Tour in 2004.

MARK PFEIL — Pfeil has logged 24 seasons on the PGA Tour and was exempt on the Champions Tour in 2003. He serves as a volunteer assistant to the USC program. He won the Tallahassee Open on the PGA Tour in 1980. He has career earnings of more than $570,000. Pfeil was a two- time All-American, a Pac-10 Champion and a member of the Walker Cup team while at USC. He recently qualified for the Champions Tour in his first attempt. Played in 15 events in 2002 and finished 78th on the final money list with $174,090. In 2003, he played in 17 events and made the cut in all of them, his best finish being a tie for 11th at the Farmer's Charity Classic.

PAGE 44 — University of Southern California SAM RANDOLPH — After winning 12 collegiate titles at USC and becoming the second three-time first-team All- American in Trojan history, Randolph has had a productive pro career, with career earnings of more than $600,000. His first PGA Tour victory was at the 1987 Bank of Boston Classic. Sam was the 1985 U.S. Amateur champion and won the Fred Haskins Award (as the top collegiate golfer) that same year. His best finishes in 2001 include a tie for 46th at the B.C. Open and a tie for 17th at the Buy.Com Permian Basin Open. In 2000, he had three top 10 finishes on the Buy.Com tour. He has been on the Nationwide Tour since 2002.

DAVE STOCKTON, JR. — Dave Stockton, Jr., following in the footsteps of his father, shows promise of becoming a major figure in the golf world. Stockton, Jr., won the Connecticut Open and the Hawkeye Open on the 1993 Nike Tour. He was the co-medalist at the 1993 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament. His best PGA Tour finish was at the 1995 Canon Greater Hartford Open, where he earned a tie for second. Dave’s best finish in 1998 was a sixth-place showing at the Shell Houston Open. In 1999, he tied for sixth at the Canon Greater Hartford Open. In 2002, he earned $110,000 on the Nationwide Tour. In 2003, he earned more than $90,000 as he had three top 25 finishes. Dave has career earnings of more than $1.4 million and a career low round of 63. In 2006, he joined the USC men's coaching staff as a volunteer assistant.

ROGER TAMBELLINI (Education, '98)—A third team All-American at USC, Tambellini finished in the money in seven 2006 PGA tournaments, highlighted by a tie for 21st at the Shell Houston Open. In 2007, he earned close to $100,000 on the Nationwide Tour. He earned paychecks in 12 2004 PGA Tour events, including a tie for 14th at the BellSouth Classic. He earned his first PGA Tour card via T21 finish at 2003 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament. He made the cut in 14 of 17 events on the 2003 Nationwide Tour and had eight Top 25 finishes. He finished the season No. 22 on the money list ($177,963), winning his first Tour title at the Albertsons Boise Open. He collected $108,000 for the win and was named the Nationwide Tour Player of the Month in September. He finished second in All-Around Ranking, fourth in Total Driving and fifth in Scrambling. He made the cut seven times on the 2002 Nationwide Tour.

Trojans on Mini-Tours Jorge Corral, Nick Jones, Tyler Ley, David Oh, Taylor Wood, Joshua Wooding

Jorge Corral –– Canadian Tour Taylor Wood –– Gateway Tours Nick Jones –– 2005 U.S. Open David Oh –– 2005 and 2006 Qualifier; Golden State and U.S. Open Qualifier; Golden State, Gateway Tours Gateway and South Korean Tours

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 45 Trojan Practice Courses

ANNANDALE GOLF CLUB Annandale has served as a qualifying site for the L.A. Open, and its narrow fairways and est: 1906 quick greens present a strong challenge. The facility boasts an outstanding short game yards: 6,500 practice area and golf legends Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen were frequent visitors. par: 70, rating: 71.9 Host pro: Wade Burzus, PGA. course architect: Bill Bell, Sr.

BEL-AIR COUNTRY CLUB A very challenging layout that plays more difficult than the yardage alone indicates. est: 1926 One of the more prestigious clubs in all of Southern California. Bel-Air has been ranked yards: 6,800 among the top 100 golf courses in America by Golf Digest and has a very traditional par: 70, rating: 73.8 and historic feel. course designer: George C. Thomas, Jr. Host pros: Dave Podus, PGA & Ed Merrins, PGA, Pro Emeritus.

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB One of the oldest clubs in the metropolitan Los Angeles area, Hillcrest hosted the 1932 est: 1920 and 1942 men’s Los Angeles Opens, won by MacDonald Smith and Ben Hogan. Leo yards: 6,700 Diegel won the PGA Championship at Hillcrest in 1929. It has outstanding short game par: 71, rating: 71.9 facilities and the course requires a wide variety of shots on hilly terrain. course architect: Willie Watson Host pro: Paul Wise, PGA.

LAKESIDE GOLF CLUB Located in Toluca Lake, the course has long been one of the top clubs in Southern est: 1924 California. Lakeside has been an L.A. Open qualifying course, and lists celebrities yards: 6,600 Kevin Costner, Joe Pesci, Sylvester Stallone, the late Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and W.C. par: 70, rating: 71.9 Fields among its members. course architect: Max Behr Rick Stegall, PGA.

LOS ANGELES COUNTRY CLUB Featuring 36 holes, The Los Angeles Country Club, one of the most prestigious locations est: 1897 in the country, has been voted as one of the top 25 golf courses in the nation by Golf yards: 6,950 Digest. The club, which has one of the most demanding layouts in the golf world, has par: 71, rating: 74.0 also hosted the Pac-10 Championships. course architect: George C. Thomas, Jr. Host pro: Jim Schaeffer, PGA.

LOST CANYONS GOLF CLUB Lost Canyons Golf Club has 36 holes of challenging golf. Its length and its undulating est: 2000 fairways require a player to hit every club in his bag. Additionally, Lost Canyons also yards: 7,285 has a fantastic short game practice area. par: 72, rating: 75.6 Host pro: Mark Kunge, PGA. course architect: Pete Dye

NORTH RANCH COUNTRY CLUB North Ranch Country Club, which hosts the Ashworth Collegiate Invitational, USC’s home est: 1975 tournament, has outstanding practice facilities, 27 holes and is considered by many yards: 6,900 to be one of the best-maintained golf courses in Southern California. Trojan alumnus par: 71, rating: 73.3 Dave Stockton served as a consultant during construction. course architect: Ted Robinson Director of Golf: Mark Wilson, PGA; Head Golf professional Scott Miller, PGA.

RIVIERA COUNTRY CLUB Located in Pacific Palisades, Riviera is among Golf Digest’s “Top 20” courses in the est: 1926 United States. Riviera has hosted numerous L.A. Opens and was the site of the 1983 and yards: 7,300 1995 PGA Championships. The 1998 U.S. Senior Open was hosted here and won by par: 71, rating: 75.6 Hale Irwin. Ben Hogan won the 1948 U.S. Open here. Golf Digest also ranks Riviera course architect: George C. Thomas among the 50 best courses in the world. Host pro: Todd Yoshitake, PGA.

TRUMP NATIONAL GOLF CLUB Located on the luxurious Palos Verdes Peninsula just thirty minutes from downtown Los est: 1999 Angeles, Trump National provides a challenging layout that demands accuracy and yards: 7,311 length. Besides its incredible ocean views throughout the whole golf course, Trump par: 71, rating: 75.0 National has outstanding practice facilities. Everything from its practice putting course architect: Donald J. Trump Signature Design green, short game area and driving range provide a stimulating environment. Mike Vandergoes, PGA, Director of Golf David Conforti, PGA, Head Golf Professional

WILSHIRE COUNTRY CLUB A beautiful course located in Los Angeles’ mid-Wilshire district, Wilshire Country Club est: 1919 has played host to the L.A. Open and Senior PGA Tour events. The challenging course yards: 6,600 layout requires the golfer to have the ability to work the ball both ways off the tee and par: 71, rating: 71.5 typically has slick greens. course architect: Norman MacBeth Host pro: Rick Rielly, PGA.

PAGE 46 — University of Southern California USC Collegiate Invitational

The USC men’s golf team has hosted one of the premier tournaments in collegiate golf for 29 years. Formerly known as the Southwestern and Cleveland Golf Collegiate, it was played as the USC Collegiate Invitational in 2007. Always an extremely competitive event featuring strong fields, past participants include Arizona, Arizona State, Arkansas, Cal, Houston, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Stanford, Texas, TCU, Tennessee, UCLA, USC, UTEP and Pepperdine.

The Invitational is a two-day event (54 holes) at the spectacular North Ranch Country Club. North Ranch is a challenging par-71 layout with a course rating of 73.3. We pride the course playing firm and fast with green speeds of 11.0-plus on the stimp meter. It played host to the 1988 NCAA Championships- a testament to its difficulty. Preceding the tournament each year is a College Am, which provides amateur golfers with an opportunity to play with some of the nation’s top collegiate players.

Players like Fred Couples, Corey Pavin, Tiger Woods, and Trojan golf greats Dave Stockton, Jr., Brian Henninger, Jeff Hart, Sam Randolph, Jr. and Kevin Stadler have participated in the event.

A special thanks goes out to C.W. Johnson, the tournament director for 25 years. Host pro and director of golf Mark Wilson has also been extremely welcoming and supportive. Our signature college-amateur cook-out with In 'n' Out has become a trademark of the event.

At USC, we look forward to continuing to provide this wonderful opportunity for college players to compete and develop their golf games.

USC collegiate invitational Team Champions

1978...... Houston 1988...... UTEP 1999...... Texas 1979...... UCLA 1990...... Cal 2000...... Arizona State 1980...... Arizona State 1991...... USC 2001...... Arizona State 1981...... UCLA 1992...... Arkansas 2002...... USC 1982...... Oklahoma State 1993...... Arizona State 2003...... UCLA 1983...... Arizona State 1994...... Stanford 2004...... Texas 1984...... UCLA 1995...... Stanford 2005...... Tennessee 1985...... Oklahoma State 1996...... Arizona State 2006...... Pepperdine 1986...... Arizona State 1997...... USC 2007...... Stanford 1987...... Oklahoma State 1998...... Arizona State 2008...... USC

2008 USC team champions: Director of Golf Kurt Schuette, Head Coach Chris Zambri, Tom Glissmeyer, Jamie Lovemark, Matthew Giles, Rory Hie, Ryan Linton.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 47 USC Collegiate Invitational individual Champions

1978...... Corey Pavin...... UCLA 1979...... David Lee...... Arizona State 1980...... Dan Forsman...... Arizona State 1981...... Corey Pavin...... UCLA 1982...... Willie Wood...... Oklahoma State 1983...... Ken Earle...... Pacific 1984...... Sam Randolph...... USC 1985...... Brian Watts...... Oklahoma State 1986...... Larry Silveira...... Arizona 1987...... Bill Mayfair...... Arizona State 1988...... Dave Bishop...... UTEP 1990 ...... Ben Furth...... Cal 1991...... Dave Bishop...... UTEP 1992...... Jeff Lyons...... Oregon 1993...... Steve Burdick...... Stanford 1994...... Todd Demsey...... Arizona State 1995...... Mike Walton...... Pepperdine 1996...... Tiger Woods...... Stanford 1997 ...... Jason Gore...... Pepperdine 1998...... Paul Casey...... Arizona State 1999...... Joel Hendry...... New Mexico 2000...... Ryan Lavoie...... Oregon 2001...... David Yarnes...... Oregon State 2002...... Brock Mackenzie...... Washington 2003...... Steve Conway...... UCLA 2004...... Matthew Rosenfeld...... Texas 2005 ...... Aron Price...... Georgia Southern 2006...... Anthony Kim...... Oklahoma 2007...... Rory Hie...... USC 2008...... Tim Sluiter...... USC

2008 freshman Tim Sluiter (pictured above with USC Director of Golf Kurt Schuette on his left and Head Coach Chris Zambri on his right), became the first Trojan to play as an individual and win the USC Collegiate Invitational. The win gave USC back-to-back individual titles at the event after Rory Hie (pictured right) won the event as a freshman in 2007.

PAGE 48 — University of Southern California The Burell C. Johnson Family Short Game Practice Facility

The Burell C. Johnson Family Short Game Practice Facility was made possible by a generous gift from Burell C. Johnson and family, as well as donations from numerous other friends of Trojan Golf. It was dedicated on Nov. 25 of 2000. The beautiful facility, designed by Ted Robinson Jr., is located behind Dedeaux Baseball Field on the campus of USC, is night-lighted and provides the Trojan Golf teams with a convenient opportunity to practice chipping, pitching, putting and bunker play year-round. The green is maintained daily to championship standards. It is also a great spot for team gatherings, especially prior to football games.

This facility was also made possible by the generous contributions of the following companies and individuals:

AA-1 Services, Inc.--Rex Johnson The Tommy Davis Family Jones Lumber Company, Inc.--Rod M. Jones Robinson Development and Landscaping Inc.--Ted Robinson, Jr. Southwest Growers and Landscaping, Inc.--John Lamrock West Coast Turf--John Foster Russ and Joan Burkett Robert and Joy Foote Jaime and Susan Gesundheit Randy Hecht and Family Richard Meyers Bernie and Rena Shapiro Gary Shemano and Family The Siam Family

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 49 The ‘Trojan Family’ at Work Building the financial foundation for future success Golf Endowment Gifts

Donor Last Name Year Gift Siam 2006 $225,000 Jones 2005 $200,000 Burkett 2004 $200,000 Miguelez 2004 $40,000 Hoff 2003 $50,000 Noot Baar 2001 $750,000 Johnson 2000 $156,000 Gesundheit & Shapiro 2000 $100,000 Paxton 1998 $475,000 Burkett 1997 $2.5 million Kennett 1997 $500,000 MacDonald 1997 $125,000 Sterkel 1997 $1.65 million Fuller 1995 $100,000 Richardson 1988 $30,000 Gartland 1980 $60,000 (L-R) Director of Golf Kurt Schuette, Shekoh Siam and “Trojan Golf Fantasy” 1992-2007 $1.9 million Sam Siam. Total Raised $9,061,000.00 The above gifts are designed to assist men’s and women’s golf program operational expenses, scholarship endowment and facility improvements. Trojan Golf Classic The Trojan Golf Classic is an annual fund-raiser held at the Lakeside Golf Club. It raises much of the operational expenses to run the USC men’s and women’s programs. Net proceeds average $75,000 annually.

(L-R) Matthew Giles, Rory Hie, Ryan Linton Sam Siam

PAGE 50 — University of Southern California (L-R) USC Men's Golf Head Coach Chris Zambri, USC Bill Keogh, Julio Ramirez, Cliff Allman, Chip Eggers. Women's Golf Head Coach Andrea Gaston, USC Director of Golf Kurt Schuette.

(L-R) Loyd Wright, Gavin Reid, Bob Best. (L-R) TROJAN TRIO: Tom Glissmeyer, Stefanie Endstrasser and Victoria Alimonda perform at the Lakeside Fundraiser.

USC Athletic Director Mike Garrett with Russ and Joan USC Head Coach Chris Zambri speaking to the event's Burkett. attendees.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 51 2008 Trojan Golf Classic Participants and Sponsors

Participants James Greene Steve Rennie Sponsors John Hagestad Doug Richardson Scott Allen George Handtmann Peter Rooney Dr. John & Margaret Abdun-Nur John Allen George Hefner Ken Rosenblood Letterhead Factory - Rick Rice Cliff Allman John Henderson Doug Ruland Mauna Lani Resorts Nike - Cricket Musch Max Anthony Kurt Hocker Roy Scharer Pillar Rock Vineyard – Ron Kuhn Carol Anthony John Hunter Joe Schenasi Sares Regis Group – John Jim Barilla Charlie Isgar Michael Schreter Hagestad Bruce Bearer Michael Ivanoff Cliff Scott Tommy Davis Craig Benell Kendrick Johnson Steve Sear Russ & Joan Burkett Bob Best Eldon Johnson David Seyde Vaughn Mahnke Ken Bettencourt Doug Kanen Bernard Shapiro Kemp Richardson Jason Bittick Doug Kazanjian Ali Siam Curt Tsujimoto Ralph Irwin Clark Booth Brian Kennedy David Sievers Bob Buckley Arden Boren Bill Keogh Sy Silverstein Fred Goldberg Brent Brockermeyer Joe Kiley Hank Sims Marr Leisure Bob Buckley Ron Kuhn David Steele Cathy Bright - Torchiana Russ Burkett Stephen Kuhn Eric Sterling Long Beach Learning Center Joan Burkett Marr Leisure Monte Stern Paul Lester Photography Matthew Cain Jim Ley Brian Sussman Promotional Ideas - Mike & Joey Charles Cale Steve Lopes Danny Sutton Malconian Virginia Country CLub Steve Carfano John Lozano Toper Taylor Wachovia Securities - Gavin Lee Tommy Davis Jose Lozano John Waken & Ronald Visconti Daniel De La Torre Cliff Martin Mark Werts Fernando De La Torre Connie Matthews Ed Whittemore Fred Doumani Mike Mattkins Harley Williams Mike Driscoll Patrick McClure David Wilson Chip Eggers Stephen McDannold Jerry Witkow Dave Elliott Alaina McDonald Henry Workman Kirk Elliott Casey McDonald Loyd Wright Sherm Finger Linda McDonald Rob Zielinski Phil Fowler Mike McKay Keith Zimmett Phil Freeman Gary Mendoza Earl Fukumoto John Miguelez Jeff Gardner Jeffrey Miller Mike Garrett Patrick Nutter Jaime Gesundheit Bill Ott Fred Goldberg Greg Outcalt Bob Gottdener Julio Ramirez Roman Gottschalk Michael Raymund

A Special Thank You To Our 2008 Trojan Golf Classic Honorees: The Siam Family and our host: Lakeside Golf Club

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USC golfers, former players, current pros and coaches at the 2007 Trojan Golf Fantasy.

The Trojan Golf Fantasy is a one-of-a-kind event: a col- himself or herself with the pros. Besides the memories of this lection of some of the biggest names in the world of golf coming unique event, the photos are a fine memento of the Trojan Golf together with dedicated alumni and friends to form one of the Fantasy in addition to other tee prizes. most prestigious fund-raisers in collegiate golf. • Driving Range Instruction — the celebrity pros set The Trojan Golf Fantasy is just that — a day of private up stations along the driving range, offering tips and instruction golf instruction, scramble play, socializing and gourmet meals to the golfers in attendance. Whether offering suggestions on that provide those in attendance an experience they will never the short game, hitting those difficult long irons or driving, the forget. best in the business lend their experience and expertise.

Al “Mr. 59” Geiberger, Dave Stockton, Scott Simpson, • Putting — who better than Dave Stockton, considered Craig Stadler, Brian Henninger, Jill McGill, Dave Stockton, Jr., the golf world’s best putter, to give helpful hints? Stockton sets Jeff Hart and Mark Pfeil head the list of Trojan greats who are up shop and gives practical tips to improve everyone's putting scheduled to attend the Trojan Golf Fantasy. stroke, gauging distances, breaks, reading the greens and more. Here is a listing of the day’s activities: • 18 Holes of Golf — after the private instruction by the • Gourmet Dinner — Sunday night prior to or the pros, it’s time to hit the course. One professional selected by Monday after golf, a gourmet, multi-course dinner with vintage a blind draw will play 18 holes with you in a scramble format. wines is prepared by a world class chef. After the meal, port Here’s a chance to play a round of golf with several of the best is served and each guest will receive autographed photos of players in the world.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 53 • Socializing — a nice break after a day of golf includes cocktails with the pros. The guests and pros alike take the time to relax and share stories. It’s a chance to ask Al Geiberger about his famous 13- under round of 59 at the Danny Thomas-Memphis Classic that has forever immortalized his name in the annals of golf. You’ll also have the opportunity to ask Scott Simpson about his 1987 U.S. Open win or talk to Craig Stadler about his 1982 Masters victory. Not to mention Dave Stockton’s 1970 and 1976. PGA championships and phenomenal success on the Senior Tour, including the 1996 U.S. Senior Open. If you prefer to hear a few fish stories, they will oblige. The Trojan Golf Fantasy, the brainchild of John Hamilton and Duke Blackwood, is the major fund-raiser for the Trojan golf program and one of the single-most (L-R) Bud and Judy Bradley with Joy and Bob Foote successful events in collegiate sports. This year, the event earned $240,000 towards the USC golf program. The minimum fee to participate is $10,000 an- nually. Money received is used to support Trojan golf with travel expenses in playing national schedules and facility improvements to help our teams bring the NCAA championship trophy to Troy.

For more information about the Trojan Golf Fantasy, please call John Hamilton at (949) 721- 9999, or USC Director of Golf Kurt Schuette at (213) 740-3835.

(L-R) Jamie Lovemark, Brad Shaw, Tom Glissmeyer, Bo DeHuff

Terri and Ron Kuhn -- Proprietors: Pillar Rock Wine Company.

(L to R) Scott Simpson, Don Winston, Coach Tim Floyd.

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USC Golf Pros Playing Participants 2008 Coaches Council Irene Cho Max Anthony John & Margaret Abdun-Nur Jim Jimenez Al Geiberger Bud Bradley Max Anthony Ted Jones Brian Henninger Russ Burkett Bruce Bearer Brian Kennedy Nick Jones Mary Carrido Steve Botsford Ron Kuhn David Oh Sal Cimbolo Russ Burkett Ron Lane Mikaela Parmlid Joe Davis Mary Carrido Craig McCallister Mark Pfeil George DeHuff George DeHuff Joe McKay Sam Randolph Chip Eggers Chip Eggers John Miguelez Steve Sear Jaime Gesundheit Phil Freeman Blake Quinn Brad Shaw John Hagestad Steve Gabriel John Rich Scott Simpson Dave Hotchkin Jaime Gesundheit Sam Siam Roger Tambellini Brian Kennedy Pat Haden Kelly Sims Alan Tapie Madi Kleiner John Hagestad Jean Scharer Josh Wooding Ron Kuhn John Hamilton Gary Shemano Marr Leisure Randy Hecht Darrel Wright Craig McCallister Dave Hotchkin Willa Morehart Bill Ott Dr. Ray Irani Harley Williams Jim York

USC Staff Steve Lopes, Senior Associate Athletic Director Don Winston, Senior Associate Athletic Director Kurt Schuette, Director of Golf Chris Zambri, Head Men's Golf Coach Andrea Gaston, Head Women's Golf Coach Tim Floyd, Head Men's Basketball Coach Phil Johnson, Assistant Men's Basketball Coach

USC's 'FEARSOME FOURSOME'

(L-R) Scott Simpson, Craig Stadler, Dave Stockton, Al Geiberger

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Jamie Gesundheit Brian Henninger and Don Winston.

George DeHuff and Mark Pfeil. Shelcie Takenouchi, Gavin Reid, Belen Mozo, Bo DeHuff and Victoria Alimonda.

The 2007-08 men's and women's golf teams at Toscana C.C.

PAGE 56 — University of Southern California MIXED MATCH PLAY AT TRUMP NATIONAL G.C. (Back Row L-R): Director of Golf Kurt Schuette, Bo DeHuff, Jamie Lovemark, Rory Hie, Gavin Reid, Matt Giles, Stefanie Endstrasser. (Front Row L-R): Tom Glissmeyer, Shelcie Takenouchi, Caroline Kim, Lizette Salas, Joanne Lee, Dewi Claire Schreefel, Belen Mozo, Victoria Alimonda, Paola Moreno, Veronica Felibert.

The 2007-08 men's and women's golf teams at the Athletic Department's "Day in Troy." The golf teams joined other student-athletes who gave tours of the campus to Los Angeles area children groups.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 57 AT UH HILO INTERCOLLEGIATE (L-R): Rory Hie, Matt Giles, Jamie Lovemark, Tim Sluiter, Tom Glissmeyer, Head Coach Chris Zambri, Director of Golf Kurt Schuette.

AT UH HILO INTERCOLLE- GIATE (L-R) Tim Sluiter, Matt Giles, Tom Glissmeyer, Rory Hie and Jamie Lovemark.

PAGE 58 — University of Southern California 2007 Pac-10 championship team (Standing, L-R): Director of Golf Kurt Schuette, Tom Glissmeyer, Joshua Wooding, Ryan Linton, Rory Hie; (Sitting, L-R): Head Coach Chris Zambri, Pac-10 Individu- al Champion Jamie Lovemark, Jordan Nasser.

USC'S BACK-TO-BACK PAC-10 CHAMPionships • 2001 & 2002

2001 Pac-10 Championship TeaM – (L-R) Mark Pfeil, Hunter Mahan, 2002 Pac-10 Championship TeaM – (L-R) Dr. David Wright, Chris Alex Kuyumjian, Kevin Stadler, Nick Jones, David Oh, Roderick Staunton Botsford, Scott Oxandaboure, Kevin Stadler, Ben Hayes, David Oh, Nico Bol- and Coach Kurt Schuette. lini and Coach Kurt Schuette.

2007-2008 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 59 Trojan Golf Sponsors

The Trojans would like to thank the outstanding sponsors who have donated their product, services and energies to improving the USC golf program.

The invaluable efforts of these gracious companies and individuals are helping the Trojans continue our proud tradition while we work towards our goal of bringing a national championship to Troy.

Nike is the official provider of apparel, shoes, golf bags and gloves for the men's golf team.

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