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2010-2011 MEN’s GOLF MEDIA GUIDE SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF Schedule/Quick Facts/CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS THE TEAM Clint Tolleson...... 13 HISTORY & RECORDS Schedule/Quick Facts...... 2 Zach Balit/Logan Harrell...... 14 2007 NCAA Regional Champions...... 24 Roster...... 3 Caulder Moore/Blaine Woodruff...... 15 NCAA Regional History...... 25-26 Head Coach Bill McDonald...... 4-5 NCAA Championship History...... 27 Director of Golf Puggy Blackmon...... 6 2009-10 IN REVIEW Conference History...... 28-30 Assistant Coach Michael Burcin...... 7 2009-10 Results...... 16 Year-by-Year Results...... 31-33 Wesley Bryan...... 8 Tournament-by-Tournament...... 17-22 All-Americans...... 34-38 Dykes Harbin...... 9 Individual Results...... 23 All-Conference...... 39 Dean Hester...... 10 Academic Honors...... 40 Chase Liebler...... 11 Team Records...... 41-42 Michael Raines...... 12 Individual Records...... 43-45

2010-11 schedule quick facts

Dates Event Course/Location Location...... Columbia, S.C. Enrollment...... 28,481 Sept. 10-12 Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Golf Club Founded...... 1801 (Rocky Face, Ga.) Team Name...... Gamecocks Sept. 24-26 Mason Rudolph Championship Vanderbilt Legends Club President...... Dr. Harris Pastides (Franklin, Tenn.) Faculty Representative...... Dr. Zach Kelehear Oct. 4-5 Rees Jones Intercollegiate (Individuals) Haig Point Golf Club Athletics Director...... Eric Hyman Deputy A.D...... Marcy Girton (Daufuskie Island, S.C.) Colors...... Garnet (PMS 202), Black Oct. 24-26 U.S. Collegiate Championship The Golf Club of Georgia Conference...... Southeastern (Alpharetta, Ga.) Home Course...... Cobblestone Park Nov. 1-2 Kiawah Intercollegiate Turtle Point Golf Club (Kiawah Island, S.C.) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...... Bill McDonald Feb. 27-28 Seahawk Invitational Country Club of Landfall - Nicklaus 5th Year at SC (Georgia Tech, 1989) (Wilmington, N.C.) Director of Golf...... Puggy Blackmon March 6-8 Barefoot at the Beach (Individuals) Surf Club 16th Year (Carson-Newman, 1973) (North Myrtle Beach, S.C.) Assistant Coach...... Michael Burcin March 11-12 Bandon Dunes Championship Bandon Dunes Golf Resort 6th Year at South Carolina (Bandon, Ore.) Program history March 20-22 Callaway/GCAA Match Play Championship Hawks Ridge Golf Club NCAA Champ. Appearances...... 16 (Ball Ground, Ga.) NCAA Regional Appearances...... 19 March 27-29 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Bulls Bay Golf Club All-Americans...... 18 (Awendaw, S.C.) All-Conference Selections...... 44 April 2-3 Augusta State Invitational Forest Hills Country Club TEAM INFORMATION (Augusta, Ga.) 2010 SEC Finish...... 9th/12 April 15-17 SEC Championship Sea Island Golf Club 2010 NCAA Regional Finish...... 8th/14 (St. Simons Island, Ga.) 2010 NCAA Champ. Finish...... N/A May 19-21 NCAA Regional* TBA Letterwinners R/L...... 6/3 Newcomers...... 4

May 31- NCAA Championship Karsten Creek Golf Club MEDIA RELATIONS June 5 (Stillwater, Okla.) Media Relations Director...... Steve Fink Asst. SID/Golf Contact...... Wes Todd *NCAA Regional Sites and Hosts: E-mail...... [email protected] Office...... 803-777-7872 --Omni Tucson National Resort, Tucson, Ariz. (University of Arizona) Cell...... 731-445-4705 --Golden Ocala Golf Club, Ocala, Fla. (University of Florida) Media Relations Fax...... 803-777-2967 --Wolf Run Golf Club, Zionsville, Ind. (Indiana University) Official Website...... GamecocksOnline.com --Farms Golf Course, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (University of San Diego) Twitter...... @GamecockMGolf --Pete Dye River Course, Blacksburg, Va. (Virginia Tech) --Colorado National Golf Club, Erie, Colo. (University of Colorado)

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 2 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF Roster/Team Photo 2010-2011 SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS

Kneeling: Wesley Bryan, Michael Raines, Chase Liebler, Caulder Moore, Dykes Harbin. Standing: Head Coach Bill McDonald, Logan Harrell, Blaine Woodruff, Dean Hester, Clint Tolleson, Zach Balit, Assistant Coach Michael Burcin.

2010-11 ROSTER

Name Class Hometown Last School Zach Balit Freshman Bradenton, Fla. Out-of-Door Academy Wesley Bryan Junior Chapin, S.C. Dutch Fork HS Dykes Harbin Sophomore Augusta, Ga. Westside HS Logan Harrell Freshman Huntersville, N.C. Hopewell HS Dean Hester Sophomore Dublin, Ga. Trinity Christian School Chase Liebler Senior Irmo, S.C. Dutch Fork HS Caulder Moore Freshman Isle of Palms, S.C. Wando HS Michael Raines Junior Acworth, Ga. Berry College/Harrison HS Clint Tolleson Sophomore Spartanburg, S.C. Dorman HS Blaine Woodruff Freshman Acworth, Ga. Harrison HS

Head Coach: Bill McDonald - 5th year at South Carolina (4th as head coach) (Georgia Tech, 1989) Assistant Coach: Michael Burcin - 6th year at South Carolina Director of Golf: Puggy Blackmon - 16th year at South Carolina (Carson-Newman, 1973)

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 3 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF Bill McDonald Head Coach :: Georgia Tech, 1989 :: 5th year at Carolina :: 4th year as Head Coach

A highly successful collegiate golfer, former tour professional and “The University of South Carolina has the academics, accomplished instructor, Bill McDonald geographic base and facilities to compete with the best was named South Carolina head men’s programs in the country. We are also blessed to have a rich golf coach in the summer of 2007 golf history and talent base within the state. I am in this after one season as the Gamecocks’ associate head coach. During the business to win championships and compete at a very high 2006-07 season under then-head level each and every year. I know that we can build a golf coach Puggy Blackmon, McDonald dynasty at Carolina because I can see it happening right helped South Carolina to its first NCAA now with the great young men who represent our program. Regional title and its best showing in the NCAA Championship since 1998. “I have wanted to coach college golf for many years, and it is a dream come true I am extremely proud, honored and excited to be a part of to have that opportunity at the University of South Carolina,” McDonald said. “I feel the Gamecock Nation.” – Bill McDonald so fortunate that I have my long-time mentor and coach, Puggy Blackmon, to call on and continue to learn from. Puggy has taught me to dream big and to always strive for greatness. I truly enjoy the process of working with college golfers and seeing them mature in all areas of their lives gives me a tremendous amount of satisfaction. I feel like my experiences playing the game at a high level and teaching it as well have helped me communicate with our players during my time here.” “Having coached and worked with Bill for over 20 years, I am excited that Bill is heading up our men’s program,” Blackmon said. “His background as a player and teacher coupled with his enthusiasm, knowledge and competitiveness should make him one of the nation’s premier coaches in a short period of time. We share a common vision and commitment to bringing an NCAA Championship to South Carolina.” McDonald opened his first season as a head coach with a bang as the Gamecocks tied for first at the season-opening Carpet Capital Collegiate and took fourth at the Callaway Golf Match Play event to close the Fall 2007 campaign. South Carolina went on to finish in the top four in five of its six spring events, including a second-place The McDonald File Coaching Career 2007-present: Head Coach, University of South Carolina 2006-07: Associate Head Coach, University of South Carolina 1994-95: Assistant Coach, Georgia Tech

Instructional Background 2006: Director of Instruction, Cartersville Country Club, Carterville, Ga. 2003-06: Founding Partner and Instructor, Accelerized Golf, Atlanta, Ga. 2000-03: Director of Instruction, City Club Golf Academy, Atlanta, Ga. 1999-2000: Designer for City Club Golf Academy, Atlanta, Ga. 1998-2000: Instructor, The Atlanta Golf Center, Norcross, Ga. 1996-98: Director of Instruction, University Club, Columbia, S.C.

Playing Career 1989-94: Played professionally in South Africa, Canada and PGA and Nationwide Tour events 1985-88: Georgia Tech men’s golf team

Playing Accolades 1995 Inductee to Georgia Tech Sport Hall of Fame 1988 NCAA Championship Runner-Up 1988 GCAA Honorable Mention All-American 1985 GCAA Honorable Mention All-American

Education Bachelor of science in industrial management, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1989

Personal Given Name: William R. McDonald, Jr. Born: March 2, 1996 in Dalton, Ga. High School: Dalton High, 1984 Wife: Tanya Children: Trace, Tyler

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 4 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF

showing at the SEC Championship. It was the Gamecocks’ first top-five finish at the conference event since 2003 and the highest placing by the program since the 1998 squad also took second place. His second season at the helm proved to be an even-bigger success. The Gamecocks tied a school record by winning four tournament titles - Mason Rudolph Invitational, Rees Jones Intercollegiate, Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational, Cavalier Classic - and returned to the NCAA Championship at Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. A tie for second at the NCAA Southeast Regional in Sorrento, Fla., propelled the Gamecocks to the national tournament for the third time in four years. Coming to the University was actually a return to Columbia for McDonald. He began his teaching career as the director of instruction at the University Club (now Cobblestone Park) from 1996 to 1998. McDonald left Columbia to get back to his home state as an instructor at The Atlanta Golf Center in Norcross, Ga. until 2000. During his final year in that position, he helped design and build the City Club Golf Academy, a driving range and golf academy on a land fill near downtown Atlanta, then was the director of instruction at the facility until 2003. McDonald left that venture for another start-up organization as he was a founding partner and instructor at the Atlanta-based company Accelerized Golf. In 2006, he was named director of instruction at Cartersville Country Club, where he remained until joining the Gamecock staff. During his 10 years of teaching, McDonald was well-known around the Southeast for his ability to develop junior golfers into college players. He coached more than 50 girls and boys that went on to receive college scholarships. In 2005, McDonald was a featured instructor on The Golf Channel’s “Your Game Night.” McDonald got his coaching start as an assistant to Blackmon at Georgia Tech in 1994-95. That season the Yellow Jackets, who finished second in the ACC Tournament, qualified for their seventh-straight NCAA Regional and advanced to the NCAA Championship in Columbus, Ohio. McDonald’s focus with the team, which featured winner of the Fred Haskins and Jack Nicklaus Awards Stewart Cink, was on recruiting, physical conditioning and helping to develop the team’s depth. McDonald During a four-year career that began in 1985, McDonald was a two-time helped recruit and sign Carlton Forrester, who went on to become an All-American. All-American at Georgia Tech and, according to PGA pro Scott Verplank, McDonald played his college golf for Blackmon at Georgia Tech (1985-88) where was the “best ball-striker I’ve ever seen.” he was the runner-up at the 1988 NCAA Championship and a two-time All-American (1985, 1988). As a senior in 1988, his second-place finished helped the Yellow Jackets to seventh in the team standings, then the highest finish in school history. McDonald went on to compete professionally from 1989 to 1994, playing in South Africa and Canada and several PGA Tour and Nationwide Tour events. Still an active player, McDonald has competed in three PGA Professional National Championships (2003, 2004, 2006) and won the Big Oak Putter Classic in 2006. In addition, he has been a top-10 player in the Georgia PGA Section for the last five years. McDonald, who earned his bachelor of science in industrial management in 1989, was inducted into the Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame in 1995. He has been a member of the Professional Golfers’ Association of America since 2002. McDonald and his wife, Tanya, are the parents of two boys, Trace (5), and Tyler (3).

The McDonald Family: Trace, Bill, Tanya and Tyler

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 5 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF Puggy Blackmon Director of Golf :: Carson-Newman, 1973 :: 16th year at South Carolina After 12 seasons at the helm of the South Carolina men’s golf program, Puggy Blackmon was named director of golf in July 2007. Blackmon, who was inducted to the Golf Coaches’ Association of America Hall of Fame in 2005 and the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame in 2008, is now the unifying presence for Carolina golf, sharing his wealth of knowledge with both the men’s and women’s teams. His experience building both successful teams and players will help both teams continue to improve and compete at a national level. Since the 2008-09 season, Blackmon has spent the bulk of his time as an assistant coach for the women’s team, implementing a short-game program that led the Gamecocks to their first NCAA Regional title in 2010. As a head coach at South Carolina and Georgia Tech, Blackmon steered his teams to 23 straight trips to NCAA postseason, including all 12 seasons he coached the Gamecocks. At South Carolina, eight of his 12 NCAA Regional berths resulted in NCAA Championship appearances. South Carolina golf won nine team tournament titles in Blackmon’s tenure, including the 2007 NCAA West Regional. The Gamecocks have spent a considerable amount of time in the national polls, including a No. 3 national ranking in 1999 and fourth in 2000. Under Blackmon’s tutelage, Gamecocks captured 11 individual titles, including five from All-American Kyle Thompson. Six golfers earned 10 All-America honors, and 11 Gamecocks were named to 17 All-Southeastern Conference first or second teams. Blackmon also coached two SEC Freshmen of the Year (Mark Anderson, 2005 and Eric Ecker, 1998) and an SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year (West Streib, 2005). In Blackmon’s final season at the helm of the men’s program, the team celebrated with a victory at the 2007 NCAA West Regional, during which the team’s total of 820 shattered the school record for a 54-hole tournament by 25 strokes. In arguably the most important event of the season, Blackmon’s golfers posted just two scores over par among the 15 rounds played. George Bryan IV led the way en route to PING All-Southeast Region and honorable mention All-America honors at season’s end. Blackmon’s players excelled academically as well. The men’s golf team posted the highest team grade point average of any of the school’s men’s programs for three consecutive semesters in the spring of 2005, fall of 2005 and spring of 2006. Former Gamecock Lars Cederqvist was named a 2000 CoSIDA Academic All-American as a senior after maintaining a 4.0 in mechanical engineering throughout his collegiate career. Eight different golfers have earned 10 GCAA All-America Scholar honors while 40 players have been named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. In addition to serving as director of golf at South Carolina, Blackmon serves as swing coach for PGA Tour players David Duval and Kyle Thompson. Before coming to Carolina on June 5, 1995, Blackmon coached Georgia Tech to five Atlantic Coast Conference Championships, 11-consecutive NCAA Championship appearances and 34 team tournament titles. During his 12-year tenure at Georgia Tech, Blackmon built the Yellow Jacket program into one of the most successful and dominant in college golf. At that time, only six other college golf programs had matched his program’s 11 straight trips to the NCAA Tournament. Blackmon’s Tech squad finished runner-up at the 1993 NCAA Championship, and he led the Ramblin’ Wreck to five top-seven national finishes. His Georgia Tech teams either won or finished second in the ACC Championship nine times. A four-time ACC Coach of the Year (1984, 1985, 1992, 1993), three of Blackmon’s former golfers finished second at the NCAA Championships, and his players at South Carolina and Georgia Tech combined for 31 individual tournament crowns. Blackmon coached 31 All-Americans at Tech and Carolina and two national players of the year in the 1990s at Tech. Duval, a four-time All-American, was the 1993 National Player of the Year, while Stewart Cink, the 2009 British Open Champion, was named the 1995 National Player of the Year. Blackmon has coached 30 All-SEC or All-ACC performers in his tenure, while five of those individuals -- Bob McDonnell (1985), David Duval (1991, 1993), Mikko Rantanen (1994) and Eric Ecker (1998) -- were conference medalists. The Yellow Jackets won the ACC team title in 1985, 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994, while Carolina was runner up by one stroke at the 1998 SEC Championship – USC’s best finish ever. In addition, Blackmon coached his teams to 43 tournament titles and finished his coaching career with a streak of 23 straight postseason appearances at Carolina and Georgia Tech. Blackmon has also proven to be an effective fundraiser, which is a role he has expanded as director of golf. At Carolina, Blackmon has orchestrated and raised funds for the Wardle Golf House, South Carolina’s state-of-the-art teaching facility, and a complete renovation of the on-campus short-game facility. His creation of “Cock N’ Fire” and “Head Ball Coach” wines have raised over $250,000 for the purchase of a conversion van and two mini-vans for the team’s travel. Blackmon also spearheaded the efforts that raised $1.2 million for endowment of his team’s scholarships at Georgia Tech. Born William Dempsey Blackmon III on Dec. 9, 1950, in Beaufort, S.C., he is a 1969 graduate of Ridgeland High School. Blackmon played collegiately at Carson-Newman College, where he received his bachelor of arts in business administration in 1973. He was chosen one of the Outstanding College Athletes of America in 1971 and 1973. After receiving his master of science in economics from Clemson in 1977, Blackmon worked for six years in the golf resort operations and development field in Florida. Blackmon and his wife, Gail, also a Ridgeland native, have three children: a daughter, Ashley, and two sons, Jordan and Tate. Ashley, a South Carolina and Medical School at South Carolina graduate, is a physician in Columbia and is married to Jared Jones; the couple has a daughter, Bailey Gail. Jordan is a USC graduate and pursuing a film career in California, and Tate is a current student at Midlands Tech. Blackmon was inducted into the Golf Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame in 2005.

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 6 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF COACHING STAFF Michael Burcin Assistant Coach :: 7th year at South Carolina Michael Burcin became an assistant coach anxious to learn and has been an integral part of our success. Michael is quickly for both the men’s and women’s golf teams for evolving as one of the top assistants in the country.” the 2007-08 season after serving on Puggy Burcin joined the Carolina men’s golf staff as a volunteer assistant in Fall 2004 Blackmon’s men’s golf staff for the previous and was made a full-time assistant in Spring 2005. His responsibilities included three seasons, including two as an assistant recruiting, managing a club for former Gamecock Lettermen and the day-to-day coach. He returns to the men’s golf staff full- activities of the program. time for the 2010-11 season. Upon the arrival of men’s golf associate head coach Bill McDonald, Burcin In addition to assisting coaches with day-to-day coaching duties, Burcin’s assumed the position of director of golf operations for the 2006-07 season. In primary role is to implement and coordinate a recruiting program conducive to that role, he coordinated team travel, ordered and monitored the inventory of team winning championships. He also monitors the strength and conditioning programs equipment and served as the liaison to the strength and conditioning and compliance for both sports as well as overseeing the continued development of The Players Club, offices. which is made up of former men’s and women’s golf letterwinners. Burcin is the men’s golf liaison for the academic staff, and the team has achieved “It is a tremendous opportunity to work with both programs,” Burcin said. “Our at least a 3.3 grade point average in each semester and combined for a new record of women’s program is in a position to join the men as a national power. I had the 3.543 in the Fall 2006. In addition to coaching, Burin’s other duties included arranging pleasure of spending two years learning from Hall of Fame coach Puggy Blackmon, all travel, scheduling and serving as the liaison to the strength and conditioning and and I absorbed all I could about recruiting and how to work with players. With what compliance offices. I’ve already learned in recruiting for the men’s team, I look forward to working with the Before coming to South Carolina, Burcin spent seven years as a golf professional women’s program and helping to make both programs fixtures on the national scene.” in Lancaster, Pa. His last stop in Pennsylvania involved developing an indoor teaching The winner of the 2010 Golf Coaches Association of America’s Jan Strickland program at a retail golf store in Lancaster. While in Lancaster, Burcin kept an active Assistant Coach of the Year award, given to the top men’s golf assistant coach, Burcin playing schedule of section and chapter PGA events. helped the men’s team to a school-record four tournament titles and a berth in the Originally from Salina, Kan., Burcin graduated from Lampeter-Strasburg High NCAA Championship in 2008-09. The women’s side advanced to the 2008 NCAA School in Lampeter, Pa., where he was a 10-time letterman in three sports. Championship, the first appearance by the Gamecocks since 2003. A member of the Golf Coaches Association of America, Burcin and his wife, Dr. “During the past few years, Michael has stepped in and handled a lot of different Michelle Burcin, who was a standout swimmer at the University of Cincinnati, reside roles and responsibilities efficiently,” director of golf Puggy Blackmon said. “He is in Columbia.

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 7 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF RETURNING PLAYERS Wesley Bryan Junior :: Chapin, S.C. :: Dutch Fork

**2009, 2010 PING All-Southeast Region ** Career Bests 18-hole Score: 64 **2010 Second Team All-SEC** 54-hole Score: 207 Tournament Finish: 1st Fall 2010 Top 10 Finishes: 8 Played in all four tournaments...Best finish was a tie for 29th at Mason Rudolph Top 20 Finishes: 13 Championship...Also had low round of the fall at the tournament in Nashville, a second-round 69. Career Results 2009-10 All-SEC Second Team…PING All-Southeast Region…Competed in all 11 Fall 2010 tournaments…Compiled six top-10 finishes during the season, plus one 11th-place Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 85-75-85=245 (+29)...... 60th showing…Season scoring average of 72.12 was third on the team and ranks sixth in Mason Rudolph Championship...... 71-69-76=216 (+3)...... T-29th school history…Completes his sophomore year second all-time at South Carolina U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 77-73-81=231 (+15)...... T-64th with a 72.63 career scoring average, 0.26 strokes behind his brother, George…Best Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 79-101-76=256 (+40)...... 74th finishes came at the Seahawk Intercollegiate and the NCAA East Regional when he tied for sixth place…Round of 64 in the second round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay 2009-10 Intercollegiate tied for third-best round in school history…Is one of five Gamecocks Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 72-77-72=221...... T-29th to ever break 65 in a competitive round…Equaled his brother George with a second- Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 72-71=143...... T-30th round 65 at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational, helping the team to a round Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 79-72-74=225...... T-9th of 266 (-22) to set a school record…Tied for ninth in the event as the team finished Isleworth Collegiate...... 71-75-74=220...... T-7th runner-up to eventual national champion Augusta State…Finished the fall season with Seahawk Intercollegiate...... 73-71=144...... T-6th Seminole Intercollegiate...... 70-72-74=216...... T-11th a pair of top-10 finishes, tying for ninth at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate and tying for Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 72-75-76=223...... T-15th seventh at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational…Helped the team to a runner-up finish Hootie at Bulls Bay...... 75-64-70=209...... 7th at the Seminole Intercollegiate with a tie for 11th place…16 of 31 rounds were under Administaff Augusta State Inv...... 72-65-71=208...... T-9th par, tying for the team lead. SEC Championship...... 69-76-75=220...... T-38th NCAA East Regional...... 71-66-70=207...... T-6th 2008-09 Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team and PING All-Southeast Region...Ranked in 2008-09 top 20 of World Amateur Golf Ranking at one point...One of three players on the squad Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 72-76-72=220...... T-30th to compete in all 11 tournaments during the season...Ranked third on the team with Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 79-69-69=217...... T-23rd a 73.09 scoring average...Tied for medalist honors with teammate Paul Woodbury in Isleworth-UCF Collegiate ...... 73-79-76=228 ...... T-41st his fourth collegiate tournament, the Rees Jones Intercollegiate, shooting 218 (+2)... Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 73-71-74=218...... T-1st Has picked up three straight top-20 finishes coming down the stretch, including a tie General Hackler Invitational...... 77-73-74=224...... T-16th for 10th at the SEC Championship...Low individual for South Carolina in two events... Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 71-75-74=220...... T-32nd Shot back-to-back 69s to help Gamecocks to the Mason Rudolph Invitational title in Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter...... 74-71-73=218...... T-41st September...Runner-up at North & South Amateur in July...Advanced to quarterfinals of U.S. Collegiate Champ...... 71-76-79=226...... T-37th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship...Qualified for U.S. Amateur...SEC Freshman SEC Championship...... 75-69-71=215...... T-10th Academic Honor Roll. Cavalier Classic...... 72...... T-14th NCAA Southeast Regional...... 67-73-68=208...... T-14th Prior to South Carolina NCAA Championship...... 76-70-73=219...... T-36th Earned six letters for coach Mark Giles ...Finished first in the Class AAAA Boys State Championship in 2007 and 2008 ...Helped team to state title in 2008 after finishing second in 2007...Won the 2007 South Carolina State Junior Championship, breaking Bryan’s Career Totals the tournament scoring record by seven shots...Entered match play at the 2008 U.S. Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish Amateur Championship as the second seed... Advanced to the round of 16 at the U.S. 2008-09 12 34 2,485 73.09 67 1st Amateur Public Links in 2008...Set the course record at The Standard Club in Duluth, 2009-10 11 31 2,236 72.12 64 T-6th Ga., with a 63 in the first round of the U.S. Amateur Qualifier in 2008. 2010-11 4 12 948 79.00 69 T-29th Career 27 77 5,669 73.62 64 1st Personal Parents are George and Valerie Bryan...Born Mar. 26, 1990...Older brother, George, played on the Gamecock golf team as well...Major is sports management.

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 8 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF RETURNING PLAYERS Dykes Harbin Sophomore :: Augusta, Ga. :: Westside

Fall 2010 Career Bests Played in two varsity tournaments and one Garnet Team event... Best varsity 18-hole Score: 75 finish was a tie for 39th at Kiawah Intercollegiate...Also played the U.S. Collegiate 54-hole Score: 228 Championship... Finished in ninth place at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate, playing Tournament Finish: T-39th as one of four Carolina individuals...Low round was a second-round 75 at the U.S. Top 10 Finishes: 0 Collegiate Championship. Top 20 Finishes: 0 2009-10 Competed in three Garnet Team events... Won the CSU Fall Invitational with a score Career Results of 218 (+2)... Tied for sixth place at the Coker Intercollegiate... Tied for 23rd place at Johnny Palmer Invitational in February…Best round was a 71 in the final 18 holes at Fall 2010 CSU...Named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. # Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 76-77-77=230 (+14)...... 9th U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 76-75-77=228 (+12)...... T-57th Prior to South Carolina Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 83-77-75=235 (+19)...... T-39th Played three years for coach Brian Hadden at Westside High School after playing one year at Augusta Prep... Was regional medalist as a freshman (Prep) and as a junior 2009-10 (Westside)...Led Augusta Prep to a state title as a freshman in 2006... Team MVP at # Coker Intercollegiate...... 74-73=147 (+5)...... T-6th Westside... Tied for 5th at Georgia State Junior Championship in 2008... Played for # CSU Fall Invitational...... 73-74-71=218 (+2)...... 1st the Georgia team in the Georgia/South Carolina Junior Challenge matches, leading # Johnny Palmer...... 82-77=159 (+15)...... T-23rd Georgia to a win...Was ranked #7 in the state of Georgia and in the nation’s top 150... Had one top 25 and one top-15 finish in AJGA events... Honor roll student.

Personal Full name is Bertram Dykes Harbin III... Born May 4, 1991... Parents are Bert and Mary Leigh Harbin...Plans to major in business.

Harbin’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2009-10 No Varsity Events 2010-11 2 6 463 77.17 75 T-39th Career 2 6 463 77.17 75 t-39th

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 9 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF RETURNING PLAYERS Dean Hester Sophomore :: Dublin, Ga. :: Trinity Christian

Fall 2010 Career Bests Played in three of four tournaments, two with the team and one as an individual... 18-hole Score: 69 Best finish of the year and of his career came at Kiawah Intercollegiate where, playing 54-hole Score: 220 as an individual, he shot 70-75-75=220 (+4) to finish in 7th place...Tied for 41st at Tournament Finish: 7th Mason Rudolph Championship...Tied for 43rd at Carpet Capital Collegiate, his first Top 10 Finishes: 1 appearance as part of the starting lineup for Carolina. Top 20 Finishes: 1 2009-10 Competed as an individual in two varsity events…Top finish came as he tied for Career Results 26h at the Seminole Intercollegiate, shooting 78-74-69=221 (+8)…His round of 69 equaled the team’s low round of the week…Also competed in the rain-shortened 2010-11 Seahawk Intercollegiate, tying for 39th in his first varsity collegiate event…Played in Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 72-80-75=227 (+11)...... T-43rd three Garnet Team events, earning top-20 finishes in all three…Tied for third place Mason Rudolph Championship...... 73-75-71=219 (+6)...... T-41st at the Coker Intercollegiate, shooting a final-round 68…Tied for 15th at the CSU Fall *Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 70-75-75=220 (+4)...... 7th Invitational…Was the Garnet Team’s top finisher at the Johnny Palmer Invitational, tying for 11th place...Named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. 2009-10 # Coker Intercollegiate...... 77-68=145 (+3)...... T-3rd Prior to South Carolina # CSU Fall Invitational...... 77-78-77=232 (+16)...... T-15th Was the low medalist all four years at Trinity Christian School for coach Todd # Johnny Palmer...... 78-77=155 (+11)...... T-11th Bishop...Helped Crusaders to three state championships and won one individual * Seahawk Intercollegiate...... 77-76=153 (+9)...... T-39th state title...Won the AGJA event at Fort Myers as a junior... Qualified for the U.S. * Seminole Intercollegiate...... 78-74-69=221 (+8)...... T-26th Amateur Championship at age 14... Was the top-ranked junior in the state of Georgia for his graduating class at one point... Gained fully exempt status on the AJGA Tour... Also played basketball and baseball in high school.

Personal Full name is Dean Tilman Hester...Born January 17, 1991... Parents are Minton and Meda Hester... Has a brother, Alex... Father played golf at Georgia... Plans to major in finance... Chose South Carolina over offers from Vanderbilt, UCF and Georgia Tech. Hester’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2009-10 2 5 374 74.80 69 T-26th 2010-11 3 9 666 74.00 70 7th Career 5 14 1040 74.29 69 7th

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 10 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF Chase Liebler Senior :: Irmo, S.C. :: Dutch Fork

2009-10 Career Bests Competed in three Garnet Team events... Posted a 33rd-place tie at the Johnny 18-hole Score: NA Palmer Invitational…Tied for 28th at the Coker Intercollegiate... Tied for 30th at the 54-hole Score: NA CSU Fall Invitational…Best round was a 73 in the final round of the Johnny Palmer, a Tournament Finish: NA 15-shot improvement over his first-round effort…Joined the team following walk-on Top 10 Finishes: NA tryouts in August. Top 20 Finishes: NA Prior to South Carolina Enters his junior year at the University of South Carolina in 2009-10... Lettered four Career Results years for Dutch Fork High School…Played on 2006 state championship team along with Carolina teammates George and Wesley Bryan… Was an all-region selection 2010-11 from 2005-2007… Has competed in numerous amateur events since graduating # Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 78-82-82=242 (+26)...... T39 from high school. 2009-10 Personal # Coker Intercollegiate...... 82-77-159 (+17)...... T28 Full name is Steven Chase Liebler… Born July 5, 1989… Parents are Steve and # CSU Fall Invitational...... 75-82-82=239 (+23)...... T30 Debbie Liebler… Has a brother, Kyle… His father was an All-American for the # Johnny Palmer...... 88-73=161 (+17)...... T33 Gamecocks in 1980 and 1981 and was the head coach at South Carolina from 1985- 95…Major is sport and entertainment management. # Garnet Team event; does not count toward individual or team totals

Liebler’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2009-10 No Varsity Events 2010-11 No Varsity Events Career No Varsity Events

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 11 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF Michael Raines Junior :: Acworth, Ga. :: Harrison :: Berry College

Fall 2010 Career Bests Played in one varsity event and one Garnet Team tournament... Tied for 14th place at 18-hole Score: 79 Rees Jones Intercollegiate, where he competed as an individual... Earned a tie for 57th 54-hole Score: 244 in his first varsity tournament appearance at the Kiawah Intercollegiate. Tournament Finish: T-57th Top 10 Finishes: 0 2009-10 Top 20 Finishes: 0 Redshirted after suffering an injury during practice in the fall…Was ineligible to play in the fall after transferring from Berry College. Career Results Prior to South Carolina Played baseball at Berry College (Rome, Ga.) for one year…Graduated from Harrison 2010-11 High School in 2007…Was named All-Atlanta Journal-Constitution and All-Marietta # Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 81-74-77=232 (+16)...... T14 Daily Journal for two years… Won the regional title three years in a row… Never Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 86-79-79=244 (+28)...... T57 finished out of the top five at the state championship… Tied for ninth in the 2009 Atlanta Open as an amateur… Was Marietta Country Club junior champion in 2005… # Garnet Team event, does not count toward individual or team totals Qualified for 2009 Georgia Amateur, Southeastern Amateur and Atlanta Open.

Personal Full name is Michael Brent Raines Jr…. Born December 18, 1988… Parents are Mike and Donna Raines… Has a sister, Brooke… His uncle, Mike Rhodes, played quarterback for Georgia Tech and the Atlanta Falcons… Plans to major in psychology or biology.

Raines’ Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2009-10 Redshirt Season 2010-11 1 3 244 81.33 79 T-57th Career 1 3 244 81.33 79 t-57th

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 12 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF Clint Tolleson Sophomore :: Spartanburg, S.C. :: Dorman

2010-11 Career Bests Played in one varsity event and one Garnet Team tournament...Finished 52nd 18-hole Score 68 in season-opening Carpet Capital Collegiate... Tied for 14th at the Rees Jones 54-hole Score 214 Intercollegiate, where he competed as an individual. Tournament Finish T-10th Top-10 Finishes 1 2009-10 Top-20 Finishes 3 Competed in all 11 events as a redshirt freshman…Posted a scoring average of 75.06 in 31 rounds…Recorded one top-10 finish and three top-20 showings on the season…Tied for 10th place at the Mason Rudolph Invitational, shooting 68-71=139 Career Results (-3) in just his second collegiate tournament; his score ranked as the fifth-best 36-hole tournament total in school history…First-round 68 was a season-best… 2010-11 Posted back-to-back top-20 finishes in the first two events of the spring season… Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 76-74-81=231 (+15)...... 52nd Shot 73-76=149 (+5) to tie for 18th at the Seahawk Intercollegiate…Tied for 16th # Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 87-77-78=242 (+26)...... T-39th at the Seminole Intercollegiate with scores of 73-72-73=218 (+5)…Had his career- low 54-hole tournament with a 73-69-72=214 (-2) at the Administaff Augusta State 2009-10 Invitational, rallying on the back nine on Sunday to get under par and tie for 28th Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 77-77-75=229 (+13)...... T-47th place...Shot rounds of par or better five times during the season. Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 68-71=139 (-3)...... T-10th Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 82-69-79=230 (+14)...... T-23rd 2008-09 Isleworth Collegiate...... 79-77-80=236 (20)...... T-61st Redshirted as a true freshman…Named to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. Seahawk Intercollegiate...... 73-76=149 (+5)...... T-18th Seminole Intercollegiate...... 73-72-73=218 (+5)...... T-16th Prior to South Carolina Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 77-73-73=223 (+7)...... T-48th Earned five letters for coach Lewis Terry’s Dorman High School Cavaliers...Ranked Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 79-72-77=228 (+15)...... T-62nd fourth in the South Carolina Junior Heritage Points for the 2008 Class...Was named Administaff Augusta State Invitational...... 73-69-72=214 (-2)...... T-28th SEC Championship...... 73-77-85=235 (+25)...... 57th a North-South All-Star (2008)...Finished third in the 2008 TW Memorial, earning NCAA East Regional...... 73-81-72=226 (+16)...... T-63rd a spot on the event’s all-tournament team for the second time (2006)...Led team to Class AAAA state championship in 2007, earning all-state honors...Was the individual medalist in the 2007 Region II-AAAA Championship and helped his team to the championship four times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)...Earned all-region honors three seasons (2005, 2006, 2007)...Named Spartanburg Herald Player of the Year Tolleson’s Career Totals (2007)...Earned All-America honors from the National High School Golf Coaches Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish Association in 2007 and was on the organization’s Players of Achievement list in 2008-09 Redshirt Season 2006...Won the South Carolina Junior Match Play Championship in 2006...Turned 2009-10 11 31 2,327 75.06 68 T-10th in top-10 finishes in the CGA Junior in 2006 and 2007...Finished fourth in the 2006 2010-11 1 3 231 77.00 74 52nd SCGA Junior Championship. Career 12 34 2,558 75.24 68 t-10th

Personal Parents are Wayne and Kimela Tolleson...Born June 6, 1989...Father played nine seasons of Major League Baseball for the Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees...Older brother, Steven, played baseball at South Carolina (2003- 05) and is currently in the Minnesota Twins minor league system...Uncle Mike Tolleson and grandfather Jim Tolleson also played professional baseball...Uncle Rick Cloninger won the Georgia Men’s Amateur and Florida Men’s Amateur and qualified for the 2008 U.S. Senior Open...Major is business.

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 13 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF NEWCOMERS Zach Balit Freshman :: Bradenton, Fla. :: Out-of-Door Academy Fall 2010 Did not compete in any tournaments.

Prior to South Carolina Was the team MVP as a sophomore and a junior at Out-of-Door Academy in Florida… Was Florida Class 1A state champion as a junior… Won Donald Ross Memorial as a junior… Medalist at International Junior Masters in summer of 2008… Win AJGA Coca-Cola Junior Championship in 2008.

Personal Born Sept. 28, 1992, in Montreal, Quebec… Parents are Robert Balit and Monica Turner… Has a sister, Gabrielle, who is a member of the Vanderbilt women’s golf team… Plans to major in business… Chose South Carolina because of the golf program and the coaches, and also because of the strong academics.

Logan Harrell Freshman :: Huntersville, N.C. :: Hopewell Fall 2010 Played in all four varsity events...Earned first collegiate top-20 finish with a tie for Career Bests 17th at Mason Rudolph Championship...Tied for 37th at Kiawah Intercollegiate... 18-hole Score 71 Earned a tie for 41st at his first collegiate event, the Carpet Capital Collegiate. 54-hole Score 214 Tournament Finish T-17th Prior to South Carolina Top-10 Finishes 0 Named the North Carolina Junior Player of the Year in 2009… Won 2010 Carolinas Top-20 Finishes 1 Amateur Championship…Semifinalist at 2009 U.S. Junior Amateur; qualified for 2008 U.S. Junior…Second-team Rolex All-American…Competed four years for Career Results Hopewell High School and coach Jeff Costa… First-team all-conference for four years… Runner-up at state championship in 2008…Ranked 13th in the Class of 2010-11 2010 by Golfweek. Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 76-74-76=226 (+10)...... T41 Mason Rudolph Championship...... 74-71-69=214 (+1)...... T17 Personal U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 75-82-78=235 (+19)...... T70 Born September 7, 1991…Parents are Neil and Lynn Harrell…Father played golf for Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 78-77-78=233 (+17)...... T37 North Carolina State…Plans to major in retail…Chose South Carolina because of the coaching staff and the potential that exists with golf and academics…Was also recruited by Clemson, Georgia and Wake Forest.

Harrell’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2010-11 4 12 914 76.17 71 T-17th

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 14 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF NEWCOMERS Caulder Moore Freshman :: Isle of Palms, S.C. :: Wando HS Fall 2010 Played in three of four varsity events...Tied for 17th in his first collegiate tournament, Career Bests the Mason Rudolph Championship...Just missed another top-20 with a tie for 22nd at 18-hole Score 70 the Kiawah Intercollegiate, where he played as an individual...Also played at the U.S. 54-hole Score 214 Collegiate Championships, finishing 73rd...Best round was a 1-under 70 in the final Tournament Finish T-17th round of the Mason Rudolph. Top-10 Finishes 0 Top-20 Finishes 1 Prior to South Carolina Was a six-year letterwinner for Wando High School… Two-year member of all- Career Results state team… Named The Post and Courier Golfer of the Year in 2010… Winner of Patriot Invitational… 2009 South Carolina Junior Amateur Champion… Runner- 2010-11 up at Charleston City Amateur Championship… Won five times in 2008 and 2009, Mason Rudolph Championship...... 72-72-70=214 (+1)...... T17 including the 2009 Blade Junior and 2008 George Holliday… Finished fourth at U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 77-80-81=238 (+22)...... 73 2008 SCJGA Players Championship… Finished in the top 30% of his high school *Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 74-73-83=230 (+14)...... T22 class. * Competed as an individual, score does not count toward team total Personal Full name is Caulder Davis Moore… Born Sept. 26, 1991… Parents are Richard and Pauline Moore… Has a brother, Jackson, and a sister, Kristen… Plans to major in sports marketing… Chose South Carolina because he has always loved the school and been a Gamecock fan. Moore’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish 2010-11 3 9 682 75.78 70 T-17th Blaine Woodruff Freshman :: Acworth, Ga. :: Harrison Fall 2010 Was the team’s leader in scoring average for the fall season (73.58)...Named to SEC Career Bests “Golfer of the Fall” honor roll...Played in all four events...Was runner-up at Mason 18-hole Score 67 Rudolph Championship, his second collegiate event, with a 7-under-par 206... 54-hole Score 206 Finished 14th at Kiawah Intercollegiate...Low round was a 67 at Mason Rudolph. Tournament Finish 2nd Top-10 Finishes 1 Prior to South Carolina Top-20 Finishes 2 Set the school record for scoring at Harrison High School with a 71.4 average in 2009…Helped the Hoyas to a AAAAA state championship in 2008 and runner-up Career Results honors in 2009…Was team MVP and team captain… Qualfiied for match play at the 2008 U.S. Junior Amateur… Three-time Atlanta Junior Player of the Year… Two- 2010-11 time Georgia PGA Junior Player of the Year… Named 2009 Marietta Daily-Journal Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 74-74-75=223 (+7)...... T34 Boys Golfer of the Year…Was medalist in the 2009 Georgia State Amateur qualifier Mason Rudolph Championship...... 69-67-70=206 (-7)...... 2 with a 66…Also qualified for the 2009 Georgia Open…In 2009, at age 16, was the U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 78-74-76=228 (+12)...... T57 second-youngest player to win at the 51st Cartersville Invitational (72-69); 14-year- Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 71-81-74=226 (+10)...... 14 old Bill McDonald won the title in 1980… Finished 2nd in 2009 Georgia PGA Junior Championship at 8-under… Won 2008 SJGT Terrapin Hills…Was an All-Academic Scholar Athlete at Harrison High…Finished high school with a 4.1 GPA.

Personal Full name is Blaine Donley Woodruff… Born Nov. 27, 1992, in Marietta, Ga…. Woodruff’s Career Totals Season Tourn. rds. Strokes Avg. Low 18 Best Finish Parents are Steve and Cyndi Woodruff… Has two brothers, Grayson and Sean… 2010-11 4 12 883 73.58 67 2nd Father played golf at Stetson University…Plans to major in business… Chose South Carolina because he felt the team and coaching staff is determined to win, yet they have fun at the same time.

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2009-10 Team Results Date Tournament Team Score Team Finish Low Individual Score Low Individual Finish Sept. 11-13 Carpet Capital Collegiate 290-293-289=872 (+8) 5th/12 Patrick Rada 75-70-70=215 (-1) T-11th/60 Sept. 25-27 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate 274-282=556 (-12) T-1st/17 Patrick Rada 67-69=136 (-6) T-2nd/90 Oct. 5-6 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 300-280-289=869 (+5) 1st/12 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 214 (-2) T-1st/60 Oct. 11-12 Coker Intercollegiate (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dean Hester 77-68=145 (+1) T3rd/45 Oct. 19-20 CSU Fall Invitational (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dykes Harbin 73-74-71=218 (+2) 1st/45 Oct. 25-27 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational 302-301-295=898 (+34) 6th/15 George Bryan IV 74-74-70=218 (+2) 5th/75 Feb. 22-23 Johnny Palmer Invitational (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dean Hester 78-77=155 (+11) 11th/71 Mar. 1-2 Seahawk Intercollegiate 294-294=588 (+12) 2nd/12 Wesley Bryan 73-71=144 (E) T-6th/65 Mar. 12-14 Seminole Intercollegiate 288-289-289=866 (+14) 2nd/14 Paul Woodbury 70-73-69=212 (-1) T-1st/75 Mar. 19-21 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 293-293-292=877 (+14) 10th/15 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 217 (+1) T-15th/80 Mar. 28-30 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 296-272-282=850 (-2) 4th/15 Patrick Rada 71-66-70=207 (-6) T3rd/75 Apr. 3-4 Administaff Augusta State Invitational 286-266-281=833 (-31) 2nd/18 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 206 (-10) T-3rd/93 Apr. 16-18 SEC Championship 282-288-294=864 (+24) 9th/12 George Bryan IV 70-66-68=204 (-6) T-1st/60 May 20-22 NCAA East Regional 286-285-275=846 (+6) 8th/14 G. Bryan/W. Bryan 207 (-3) T-6th/75

2009-10 Individual Statistics (Varsity Events only) Total Total Total Stroke Best Best Best Best Best Top Top Top Best Player Tournaments rounds Strokes Average 1st Rd. 2nd Rd. Final Rd. 18 54 5 10 20 Finish George Bryan IV 11 31 2212 71.35 69 65 66 65 204 4 5 8 T1 Wesley Bryan 11 31 2236 72.12 69 64 70 64 207 0 6 7 T6 Dykes Harbin ------Dean Hester 2 5 374 74.80 77 74 69 69 221 0 0 0 T26 Chase Liebler ------Bryan Miller ------Patrick Rada 11 31 2301 74.22 67 69 70 67 207 2 3 4 T2 Michael Raines ------Clint Tolleson 11 31 2327 75.06 68 69 71 68 214 0 1 3 T10 Paul Woodbury 11 31 2234 72.06 69 67 67 67 206 3 4 7 T1 Team 11 31 8919 287.70 274 266 275 266 833 9 19 29 1

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Carpet Capital Collegiate Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate The Farm Golf Club Vanderbilt Legends Club - South Sept. 11-13, 2009 • Rocky Face, Ga. Sept. 25-27, 2009 • Franklin, Tenn. Par 72 • 7,012 Yards Par 71 • 7,100 Yards 5th of 12 T-1st of 17 (lost playoff) TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORES 1. Tennessee 290-287-274=851 -13 T1. Middle Tennessee 283-273=556 -12 2. Chattanooga 291-284-288=863 -1 T1. South Carolina 274-282=556 -12 3. Georgia Tech 295-290-282=867 +3 3. Arkansas State 272-285=557 -11 4. Auburn 293-293-284=870 +6 4. Georgia Tech 275-284=559 -9 5. south Carolina 290-293-289=872 +8 5. Notre Dame 277-285=562 -6 T6. Alabama 289-294-292=875 +11 6. Vanderbilt 280-283=563 -5 T6. Wake Forest 298-287-290=875 +11 7. Mississippi 275-291=566 -2 8. Texas Tech 302-284-290=876 +12 8. Memphis 283-284=567 -1 9. Clemson 290-305-289=884 +20 9. South Alabama 282-295=577 +9 T10. East Tennessee State 299-294-299=892 +28 10. Davidson 290-288=578 +10 T10. Georgia 292-294-306=892 +28 11. Charleston 285-295=580 +12 12. Mississippi 304-295-300=899 +35 12. Akron 287-294=581 +13 13. Western Carolina 290-304=594 +26 14. Belmont 297-298=595 +27 T15. Mississippi State 299-299=598 +30 T15. Tennessee-Martin 303-295=598 +30 INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS 17. Lipscomb 307-299=606 +38 Darren Renwick, Tennessee 71-70-69-210 -6 Nils Floren, Texas Tech 73-69-68=210 -6 INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST Jonathan Randolph, Ole Miss 64-67=131 -11 GAMECOCKS T11. Patrick Rada 75-70-70=215 -1 GAMECOCKS T14. Paul Woodbury 70-70-76=216 E T2. Patrick Rada 67-69=136 -6 T29. George Bryan IV 73-76-72=221 +5 T10. Clint Tolleson 68-71=139 -3 T29. Wesley Bryan 72-77-72=221 +5 T16. George Bryan IV 69-71=140 -2 T47. Clint Tolleson 77-77-75=229 +13 T30. Wesley Bryan 72-71=143 +1 T40. Paul Woodbury 70-75=145 +3

ROCKY FACE, Ga. – South Carolina fired its best round of the three-day Carpet Capital Collegiate on Sunday, but dropped two spots to fifth place as the Gamecocks FRANKLIN, Tenn. – South Carolina’s 10th-ranked men’s golf fired a final-round 282 wrapped up their first tournament of the 2009-10 season. South Carolina, ranked 15th in (-2) to finish at 556 (-12) and tied with Middle Tennessee State for first place at the rain- the preseason coaches’ poll, shot 289 (+1) in the final round at The Farm Golf Club near shortened Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate, but fell to the Blue Raiders in a sudden-death Dalton, Ga., and finished at 872 (+8) for the week. playoff for the tournament title. Senior Patrick Rada led the team for the second straight Patrick Rada, a senior from Anderson, S.C., turned in his second straight round of week, turning in a career-best performance to tie for second place overall at the Vanderbilt 2-under 70 to tie for 11th place, earning a tie for 11th place at 215 (-1) for the week. He Legends Club. would bogey the first hole in his final round, but would not card another over his final 17 Rada shot rounds of 67-69=136 (-6) to finish in a tie for second place overall, a career- holes while adding birdies at Nos. 8, 11 and 15 to finish at 2-under for the day, 1-under for best showing for the Carolina senior. After a birdie at the second hole, he went bogey- the tournament. It marks the best finish for Rada since his tie for ninth place at the Mason double bogey on the next two holes to get to 2-over. But from there on, he was nearly Rudolph Invitational last season. flawless. A birdie at No. 7 made him 1-over at the turn, and then he countered a bogey at Paul Woodbury, who was 4-under for the week coming into today, ran into big trouble the 11th by making birdie on four of his last five holes to get to 2-under for the day. It marks on holes 10 and 11, making double-bogey on both to finish with a 4-over 76. Bogeys at the best 36-hole total of Rada’s career and the first time he has ever posted consecutive Nos. 4 and 13 were offset by birdies at the sixth and 12th, but the doubles right after the rounds in the 60s. turn took their toll. He would finish at even-par 216 for the tournament and tied for 14th Redshirt freshman Clint Tolleson was especially impressive, tying for 10th place in place, a vast improvement from his 83rd-place showing a year ago. just his second collegiate event after rounds of 68-71=139 (-3). Like Rada, Tolleson had George and Wesley Bryan both had their best rounds of the week with matching scores trouble in the early-going with a bogey at the first and a double at the fifth. But he would of even-par 72. Wesley was up-and-down on the day with four birdies, two bogeys and remain bogey-free the rest of the day, carding birdies at the eighth, 11th and 18th to shoot a double-bogey, and George had a similar round with four birdies and four bogeys. The 34 on the back nine and finish at even par for the day and 3-under for the tournament. brothers from Chapin, S.C., finished tied for 29th place at 221 (+5). Tolleson was one of three Gamecocks to post even-par rounds on the day. George Bryan Tolleson, making his first collegiate appearance, had his best round of the week Sunday IV made the turn at 1-under with two birdies and a bogey on the front nine, then carded two with a 75 (+3). He finished tied for 47th. bogeys and a birdie on the back to shoot 71. Paired with his 69 on Friday, Bryan IV finished at 2-under for the week, tied for 16th place. The event was shortened to 36 holes after heavy rains forced the cancellation of Saturday’s second round. The teams played 18 holes on Sunday.

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Rees Jones Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Invitational Haig Point - Rees Jones Signature Course Isleworth Country Club Oct. 5-6, 2009 • Daufuskie Island, S.C. Oct. 25-27, 2009 • Windermere, Fla. Par 72 • 7,380 Yards Par 72 • 7,544 Yards 1st of 12 6th of 15 TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORES 1. south Carolina 300-280-289=869 +5 1. Oklahoma State 291-289-301=881 +17 2. UNC Wilmington 316-292-298=906 +42 2. Florida 292-292-302=886 +22 3. Kennesaw State 311-292-306=909 +45 3. Stanford 289-300-299=888 +24 T4. Michigan State 311-296-304=911 +47 4. Georgia 304-297-292=893 +29 T4. Pepperdine 310-298-303=911 +47 5. Alabama 299-293-304=896 +32 6. Georgia State 314-301-298=913 +49 6. south Carolina 302-301-295=898 +34 7. Mercer 318-297-303=918 +54 7. TCU 290-306-303=899 +35 8. Jacksonville 308-307-311=926 +62 8. Texas Tech 296-303-301=900 +36 9. San Jose State 313-310-306=929 +65 9. Illinois 306-297-298=901 +37 10. Charleston 314-310-306=930 +66 10. ETSU 309-299-300=908 +44 11. Tennessee State 326-310-313=949 +85 11. Clemson 307-298-304=909 +45 12. Winthrop 321-318-311=950 +86 12. Arizona State 301-307-304=912 +48 T13. UCF 308-298-307=913 +49 T13. Washington 308-301-304=913 +49 15. Kentucky 317-311-301=929 +65

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST Paul Woodbury, South Carolina 74-68-72=214 -2 Bud Cauley, Alabama 69-70-72=211 -5 George Bryan IV, South Carolina 74-71-69=214 -2 GAMECOCKS GAMECOCKS 5. George Bryan IV 74-74-70=218 +2 T1. Paul Woodbury 74-68-72=214 -2 T7. Wesley Bryan 71-75-74=220 +4 T1. George Bryan IV 74-71-69=214 -2 T47. Patrick Rada 78-75-78=231 +15 5. Patrick Rada 73-75-74=222 +6 T50. Paul Woodbury 80-79-73=232 +16 T9. Wesley Bryan 79-72-74=225 +9 T61. Clint Tolleson 79-77-80=236 +20 T23. Clint Tolleson 82-69-79=230 +14 WINDERMERE, Fla. – Senior George Bryan IV and sophomore Wesley Bryan earned FRANKLIN, Tenn. – South Carolina’s men’s golf team sprinted away from the rest of top-10 individual finishes at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational, leading South Carolina’s the field at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate, winning by an unprecedented 37 shots to claim men’s golf team to an overall sixth-place showing, their best ever at the prestigious event the top spot in the event for the second straight year. Seniors Paul Woodbury and George at Isleworth Country Club. Bryan IV tied for individual medalist honors at 2-under, and two of the remaining three The Gamecocks shot 295 (+7) on Tuesday to finish at 898 (+34), 14 strokes better Gamecocks finished in the tournament’s top 10. than their performance in the same event last year. The sixth-place showing was also With the victory, South Carolina has now claimed at least a share of first place in six of significantly higher than the 2008 event, when South Carolina finished 16th in the 18-team its last 14 tournaments (dating back to the 2008 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate) more than field. Carolina’s round on Tuesday was the second-best of the day, only three shots behind any other SEC school in that time span. Georgia’s 292 (+4). It almost seemed like a repeat of last year’s Rees Jones Intercollegiate. In that event, George Bryan IV turned in his second straight top-10 finish, shooting 70 (-2) on Friday Woodbury shared the individual title with Wesley Bryan and the Gamecocks ran away with to jump up to fifth place at 218 (+2) for the tournament. The native of Chapin had one of the title, winning by 21 strokes. This time, it was older brother George Bryan IV turning only four rounds under par on the day, carding only one bogey in his final 18 holes to go in a round of 69 (-3) to make up a three-shot deficit on his teammate to earn a share of along with three birdies. It was the ninth top-5 finish of Bryan’s career, moving him into a the championship. Woodbury finished the day at even par and turned in rounds of 74-68- tie for third place in school history with Eirik Johansen. 72=214 to equal Bryan at 2-under for the week. Wesley Bryan shot 74 (+2) on Friday to move up two spots to a tie for seventh place, The showdown between the two Gamecock seniors came down to the final hole. Bryan giving the Gamecocks multiple top-10 finishers for the third time in four fall events. Bryan got off to a hot start with a bogey-free front nine that included birdies at holes 5, 8 and 9 had a mostly consistent round with two birdies and two bogeys, marred only by a double- to make the turn at 3-under. Woodbury, meanwhile, made the turn at 1-under for the day, bogey at the ninth hole. It marks the fourth top-10 finish of Bryan’s career. still clinging to a one-stroke lead. Both Gamecocks would bogey the 11th hole, but then Also closing strong for South Carolina was senior Paul Woodbury. The native of Lake Woodbury’s birdie at the 12th increased his lead to two shots. Bryan would birdie the City improved by six strokes in his final round, posting a 73 (+1). Woodbury made the turn 15th to pull within one shot of Woodbury, then would take the lead after Woodbury made at 2-over after an opening birdie followed by three bogeys, but then made up ground on double-bogey at the par-4 16th. However, Woodbury would recover with a birdie at the the back nine with two birdies against only one bogey. 17th to pull back even with Bryan, and both players made par at the 18th. It marks the second medalist finishes for both players. Bryan’s previous win came at the 2008 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational, while both of Woodbury’s victories have come at the Rees Jones.

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Seahawk Intercollegiate Seminole Intercollegiate Country Club of Landfall (Nicklaus) Southwood Golf Course March 1-2, 2010 • Wilmington, N.C. March 12-14, 2010 • Tallahassee, Fla. Par 72 • 7,058 Yards Par 71 • 7,143 Yards 2nd of 12 2nd of 14 TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORES 1. Augusta State 280-289=569 -7 1. Florida State 278-298-289=865 +13 2. south Carolina 294-294=588 +12 2. south Carolina 288-289-289=866 +14 3. UNC Wilmington 293-296=589 +13 T3. Arkansas 293-292-288=873 +21 4. Georgia State 297-294=591 +15 T3. North Texas 291-289-288=873 +21 5. East Carolina 293-299=592 +16 5. Vanderbilt 292-292-291=875 +23 T6. VCU 292-303=595 +19 6. Mississippi State 289-304-283=876 +24 T6. Wake Forest 294-301=595 +19 T7. North Carolina 285-295-307=887 +35 8. North Carolina 311-300=611 +35 T7. Baylor 288-304-295=887 +35 9. Davidson 297-317=614 +38 9. Troy 291-312-294=897 +45 10. James Madison 307-308=615 +39 10. Georgia State 299-305-295=899 +47 11. William & Mary 314-312=626 +50 11. George Mason 300-315-292=907 +55 12. Drexel 324-333=657 +81 12. Mercer 297-304-307=908 +56 13. Western Carolina 303-311-298=912 +60 14. Cincinnati 318-310-299=927 +75

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS Jake Colley, East Carolina 70-69=139 -5 Paul Woodbury, South Carolina^ 70-73-69=212 -1 Patrick Reed, Augusta State 68-71=139 -5 Seath Lauer, Florida State 69-73-70=212 -1 ^ Won Playoff GAMECOCKS T6. Wesley Bryan 73-71=144 E GAMECOCKS T11. George Bryan IV 73-73=146 +2 T1. Paul Woodbury 70-73-69=212 -1 T18. Clint Tolleson 73-76=149 +5 T11. Wesley Bryan 70-72-74=216 +3 T24. Patrick Rada 76-74=150 +6 T16. Clint Tolleson 73-72-73=218 +5 T33. Paul Woodbury 75-77=152 +8 T26. Patrick Rada 75-72-74=221 +8 T39. Dean Hester* 77-76=153 +9 T26. Dean Hester* 78-74-69=221 +8 * Competed as individual T28. George Bryan IV 75-74-73=222 +9 * Competed as individual WILMINGTON, N.C. – With inclement weather moving through eastern North Carolina on Tuesday morning, the final round of the Seahawk Intercollegiate was canceled, giving No. 7 South Carolina a runner-up finish at the weather-shortened event. The Gamecocks TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Senior Paul Woodbury earned South Carolina’s second shot 588 (+12) in the first 36 holes Monday at the Country Club of Landfall’s Nicklaus individual medal of the 2009-10 season while the Gamecocks came up one stroke short of Course to take the second spot behind tournament champion Augusta State. host Florida State in a wild finish at the Seminole Intercollegiate on Sunday. Sophomore Wesley Bryan was the top finisher for the Gamecocks, shooting 73-71=144 Woodbury won a four-hole playoff to defeat Florida State senior Seath Lauer to claim (E) and finishing in a tie for sixth place. George Bryan IV tied for 11th at 146 (+2) and Clint the tournament title after the pair tied at 212 (-1) through 54 holes. After playing the par-4, Tolleson tied for 18th with a 149 (+5). The teams were on the course when the tournament 427-yard 18th hole three times without a winner, Woodbury carded a par on his fourth was halted, and results reverted to the end of the second round. try to outduel the Seminole senior captain for the tournament victory at Southwood Golf Augusta State, ranked No. 10 in the nation, won the event by 19 shots with a 569 (-7), Course. and the Jaguars’ Patrick Reed tied East Carolina’s Jake Colley for medalist honors at 139 Woodbury began the day in a tie for seventh place at 1-over, but posted a 33-36=69 (-5). In five tournaments this year, South Carolina has earned a top-five finish four times, (-2) in the final round to move up to a first-place tie. He was solid throughout the day, including one tournament title (Rees Jones Intercollegiate) and two runner-up finishes. battling heavy winds to card three straight birdies on the sixth, seventh and eighth holes to make the turn at 3-under, then had only one blemish on his card with a bogey at the 13th. It was the lowest 54-hole score in the Lake City, S.C., senior’s career, and he will add this tournament medal to a pair of first-place ties at the 2008 and 2009 Rees Jones Intercollegiate events. South Carolina posted a 289 (+5) for the second straight day to finish at 866 (+14), good enough for a solid second-place finish. But it ended up being much closer than previously thought. One of Florida State’s top players signed an incorrect scorecard and was disqualified, forcing the Seminoles to take its highest score of the day - a 78 that otherwise would have been dropped. The resulting nine-stroke swing shrank the margin from 10 strokes to just one as the Seminoles barely held on for the tournament title at 865 (+13).

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Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Forest Heights Country Club Bulls Bay Golf Club March 19-21, 2010 • Statesboro, Ga. March 28-30, 2010 • Awendaw, S.C. Par 72 • 6,962 Yards Par 72 • 7,298 Yards 10th of 15 4th of 15 TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORES 1. Auburn 288-283-291=862 -2 1. LSU 288-278-279=845 -7 2. North Florida 285-279-299=863 -1 2. Wake Forest 289-281-276=846 -6 3. Virginia 286-287-292=865 +1 3. Virginia 295-274-279=848 -4 4. Alabama 292-288-288=868 +4 4. south Carolina 296-272-282=850 -2 T5. Tennessee 299-291-281=871 +7 5. Augusta State 302-270-281=853 +1 T5. Mississippi 287-290-294=871 +7 6. Duke 289-281-284=854 +2 7. N.C. State 289-286-297=872 +8 7. Auburn 291-280-284=855 +3 8. Florida 294-297-284=875 +11 T8. Clemson 294-279-284=857 +5 9. LSU 291-289-297=877 +13 T8. NC State 291-286-280=857 +5 10. south Carolina 293-293-292=878 +14 10. Chattanooga 300-277-286=863 +11 11. Vanderbilt 291-291-299=881 +17 11. Kentucky 299-283-286=868 +16 12. Georgia Southern 292-289-302=883 +19 12. East Tennessee State 301-284-285=870 +18 13. North Carolina 300-288-300=888 +24 13. UCF 307-286-283=876 +24 14. Kentucky 295-293-301=889 +25 14. Long Beach State 307-297-299=903 +51 15. Louisville 296-300-302=898 +34 15. Coll. of Charleston 314-299-308=921 +69

INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST Jonathan Randolph, Ole Miss^ 70-69-72=211 -5 Hunter Hamrick, Alabama 73-68-70=211 -5 Jordan Gibb, North Florida 70-70-71=211 -5 INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST ^ Won Playoff Matt Hill, NC State 68-67-69=204 -9 GAMECOCKS GAMECOCKS T15. George Bryan IV 74-72-71=217 +1 T3. Patrick Rada 71-66-70=207 -6 T15. Paul Woodbury 71-73-73=217 +1 7. Wesley Bryan 75-64-70=209 -4 T48. Wesley Bryan 72-75-76=223 +7 T32. George Bryan IV 72-72-73=217 +4 T48. Clint Tolleson 77-73-73=223 +7 T32. Paul Woodbury 78-70-69=217 +4 T75. Patrick Rada 76-81-75=232 +16 T62. Clint Tolleson 79-72-77=228 +15

STATESBORO, Ga. – South Carolina shot its best team round of the week on Sunday, AWENDAW, S.C. – Senior Patrick Rada and sophomore Wesley Bryan each fired but the Gamecocks were unable to move up the leaderboard as they finished 10th at the rounds of 70 (-1) in Tuesday’s final round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, earning Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational. The Gamecocks shot 292 (+4) on Sunday to post a three- finishes in the tournament’s top 10 and leading South Carolina to a fourth-place team day total of 878 (+14). finish. The Gamecocks shot a team score of 282 (-2) on Tuesday to finish at 850 (-2) George Bryan IV and Paul Woodbury tied for 15th place individually at 217 (+1) for the for the tournament, five shots behind tournament champion LSU. The team score marks week. Bryan IV had the team’s low round Sunday with a 71 (-1) while Woodbury posted a South Carolina’s best of the season by 16 strokes, besting their score from the Seminole 73 (+1). Bryan IV went 35-36 on the day with two birdies and a bogey on his front nine, Intercollegiate two weeks ago. then made bogey at the first (his 10th) to drop back to even. But a birdie at his closing hole Rada earned his third top-10 finish of the season with three rounds of par or better, put him in red numbers for the first time this week. Woodbury had a three-birdie, four- going 71-66-70=207 (-6) to finish in third place, three shots out of the lead. His score bogey day to wrap up a second straight strong week. of 207 marks the lowest of his career by five shots, surpassing a 212 in the 2008 Mason Wesley Bryan and Clint Tolleson tied for 48th place at 7-over par; Tolleson shot 73 (+1) Rudolph Invitational. The senior from Anderson, S.C., got off to a strong start with three to wrap up his week while Bryan posted a final-round 76 (+4). Patrick Rada finished with a birdies in his first six holes, but ran into trouble with bogeys on two of the three closing 75 (+3) on Sunday, his best round of the week. holes of the front nine - a theme for the Gamecocks’ day. He would respond with an even- par back nine to finish at 1-under for the day. Bryan, after tying the then-course record with a 64 (-7) in Monday’s second round, had an up-and-down round on Tuesday that finished at 1-under 70. He didn’t have a par until the seventh hole after a four-birdie, two-bogey start, and a couple of tough breaks on the ninth hole gave him a bogey to drop to 1-under at the turn. He would also bogey the 11th to drop to even, but it would be his last of the day as a birdie at the short par-4 16th pushed him to 1-under. His total score of 209 (-4) was the second-best of his collegiate career and earned him a seventh-place finish, his fourth top-10 of the season. Senior Paul Woodbury had the strongest round of the day on Tuesday, carding a 2-under-par 69 to move up to a tie for 32nd place. He was consistent throughout the round, including back-to-back birdies at nine and 10, and he drained a 35-footer for birdie at the 18th to close his week. George Bryan IV closed with a 73 (+2) to tie with Woodbury at 32nd place, and Clint Tolleson shot 77 (+6) on the final day.

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Administaff Augusta State Invitational SEC Championship Forest Hills Golf Club Sea Island Golf Club - Seaside April 3-4, 2010 • Augusta, Ga. April 16-18, 2010 • St. Simons Island, Ga. Par 72 • 7,231 Yards Par 70 • 6,991 Yards 2nd of 18 9th of 12 TEAM SCORES TEAM SCORES 1. Augusta State 274-270-273=817 -47 1. Georgia 283-277-284=844 +4 2. south Carolina 286-266-281=833 -31 T2. Florida 280-292-277=849 +9 3. Duke 287-276-280=843 -21 T2. Mississippi 288-284-277=849 +9 4. Clemson 277-283-285=845 -19 4. Arkansas 278-286-289=853 +13 5. Tennessee 280-279-287=846 -18 5. LSU 283-288-285=856 +16 6. Georgia Southern 285-278-288=851 -13 6. Kentucky 296-276-285=857 +17 7. Illinois 290-281-282=853 -11 7. Auburn 280-292-287=859 +19 8. Chattanooga 293-280-284=857 -7 8. Tennessee 283-285-293=861 +21 9. UNC Greensboro 286-278-295=859 -5 9. south Carolina 282-288-294=864 +24 10. Alabama 286-285-291=862 -2 10. Vanderbilt 284-298-285=867 +27 11. Kent State 299-275-290=864 E 11. Mississippi State 282-292-301=875 +35 12. Virginia Tech 296-283-286=865 +1 12. Alabama 297-289-292=878 +38 13. USC-Aiken 289-282-299=870 +6 14. Coastal Carolina 290-293-289=872 +8 INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS 15. Lamar 288-296-294=878 +14 Russell Henley, Georgia* 70-67-67=204 -6 16. Houston 298-290-294=882 +18 George Bryan IV, South Carolina 70-66-68=204 -6 17. Georgia State 308-284-292=884 +20 *won playoff 18. Minnesota 290-291-305=886 +22 GAMECOCKS INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST T1. George Bryan IV 70-66-68=204 -6 Henrik Norlander, Augusta State 68-68-65=201 -15 T18. Paul Woodbury 70-72-73=215 +5 T38. Wesley Bryan 69-76-75=220 +10 GAMECOCKS 55. Patrick Rada 77-74-78=229 +19 T3. George Bryan IV 72-65-69=206 -10 57. Clint Tolleson 73-77-85=235 +25 T3. Paul Woodbury 71-68-67=206 -10 T9. Wesley Bryan 72-65-71=208 -8 ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. – South Carolina senior golfer George Bryan IV tied for the T28. Clint Tolleson 73-69-72=214 -2 individual SEC Championship on Sunday after posting a three-day total of 204 (-6), but fell T35. Patrick Rada 73-72-71=216 E in the second hole of a sudden-death playoff to Georgia’s Russell Henley. The Gamecocks shot 864 (+24) as a team and finished in ninth place overall. Bryan IV held a three-shot lead at one point during his round as he was 7-under for the tournament through 17 holes in his final round. A bogey at the 18th hole dropped him to AUGUSTA, Ga. – South Carolina seniors George Bryan IV and Paul Woodbury tied 2-under for the day, 6-under for the week. Meanwhile, Henley put together a bogey-free for third place at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational on Sunday, leading the 17th- round of 67 (-3) after starting the day tied for third place, one shot back of Bryan IV and ranked Gamecocks to a second-place team finish with a sizzling 833 (-31) at Forest Hills Alabama’s Hunter Hamrick. He was 1-under for the day after 13 holes, about the time Bryan Golf Club. was heading up the 18th fairway. But back-to-back birdies at 14 and 15 got Henley to The Gamecocks shot 281 (-7) on the final day to get to an incredible 31-under-par for 6-under and a tie for the lead, necessitating the playoff. the tournament, but amazingly still finished 16 shots behind tournament host and third- It was the second time since South Carolina joined the Southeastern Conference in ranked Augusta State, who shot 817 (-47) for the week. South Carolina’s score of 833 was 1992 that the Gamecocks had an individual earn at least a share of medalist honors. Eric the fourth-lowest in school history after Carolina posted a school-best 18-hole score of Ecker was the SEC medalist at the 1998 championship. 266 (-22) in Saturday’s second round. The rest of the team, however, did not fare as well as Bryan IV. Senior Paul Woodbury All five players in the Gamecock lineup finished at par or better for the week, led by was the next-highest finisher at 215 (+5) to tie for 18th place in his first SEC Championship Bryan IV and Woodbury at 206 (-10). Bryan posted rounds of 72-65-69 for the week to appearance. In Sunday’s round, Woodbury made the turn at even par after one bogey and turn in his best score of the season by eight shots and earning his third top-five showing in one birdie on the front nine, then stood 1-over after 14 following a pair of bogeys and a 2009-10. Bryan had just one bogey on the day and carded four birdies to record his second birdie shortly after the turn. A double bogey at the 16th, however, dropped him to 3-over straight round in the 60s. Woodbury broke par for the fifth consecutive round, going 69- for the day. 67-70 for the week with a four-birdie, two-bogey effort - including a stretch of three straight Wesley Bryan also made the turn at even par for the day, but five bogeys on the back birdies to start his back nine - on Sunday. nine left him with a 75 (+5) in his final round, 220 (+10) for the tournament and in a tie Wesley Bryan followed up his 65 on Saturday with a 71 (-1) on Sunday, finishing at for 38th place. Patrick Rada shot 78 (+8) in the final round to finish at 229 (+19) for the 208 (-8) for the week and tied for ninth place. It marks the sophomore’s sixth top-10 finish week, and Clint Tolleson struggled to an 85 (+15) on Sunday to finish at 235 (+25) overall. of the season. Bryan made the turn at 2-under after birdying the sixth, seventh and ninth Georgia won the team title for the second straight year, posting a three-day total of 844 holes, then dropped back to 1-under after bogey at the lengthy par-4 11th. He would then (+4) to hold off last-day charges from Florida and Ole Miss, which both finished at 849 sandwich a pair of bogeys between birdies at 14 and 17 to stay at 1-under for the day and (+9) and posted rounds of 3-under on the day. Arkansas fell to fourth at 853 (+13). at par or better for all three rounds of the tournament. Freshman Clint Tolleson finished Following Henley and Bryan IV, Mississippi’s Jonathan Randolph took third place at under par for the week at 214 (-2), tied for 28th place after an even-par round of 72 Sunday. 206 (-4) after being the only player in the field to post three rounds in the 60s. Alabama’s Senior Patrick Rada improved by a stroke each day of the tournament, shooting 71 (-1) Hunter Hamrick and LSU’s Andrew Loupe tied for fourth place at 207 (-3). Sunday to finish at even par for the week; an eagle at the 17th got him under par for the day.

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NCAA East Regional The Course at Yale May 20-22, 2010 • New Haven, Conn. Par 70 • 6,749 Yards 8th of 14 TEAM SCORES T1. Texas 274-281-280=835 -5 T1. Kent State 277-278-280=835 -5 3. UCLA 282-281-273=836 -4 4. Penn State 277-283-277=837 -3 5. Virginia 282-283-278=843 +3 T6. East Tennessee State 278-288-278=844 +4 T6. Charlotte 285-281-278=846 +4 8. south Carolina 286-285-275=846 +6 9. Alabama 281-290-279=850 +10 10. UNC Wilmington 286-280-285=851 +11 11. SE Louisiana 288-285-283=856 +16 12. Vanderbilt 285-283-290=858 +18 13. Columbia 289-297-294=880 +40 14. Lafayette 307-297-296=900 +60

INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS Rhys Enoch, ETSU 65-68-70=203 -7 TJ Howe, Penn State 69-68-66=203 -7 GAMECOCKS T6. Wesley Bryan 71-66-70=207 -3 T6. George Bryan IV 71-70-66=207 -3 T8. Paul Woodbury 71-70-67=208 -2 T63. Clint Tolleson 73-81-72=226 +16 75. Patrick Rada 77-79-86=242 +32

NEW HAVEN, Conn. – South Carolina stormed back to contention in the final round of the 2010 NCAA East Regional but fell four strokes short of fifth place and an NCAA Championship team berth at the Course at Yale University on Saturday. The Gamecocks fired a 276 (-4) on the final round as a team, led by seniors George Bryan IV (-4) and Paul Woodbury (-3). The elder Bryan spread five birdies out over his last 14 holes, including back-to-back at the turn on holes one and two. Woodbury scored the only eagle on the weekend for a Gamecock on No. 16 and stood at three-under on the course’s back nine. He balanced two bogeys with two birdies on the front nine to close out the day with a 67. Sophomore Wesley Bryan ended the day at 71 (+1), while freshman Clint Tolleson closed the team scoring at 72 (+2). Bryan played brilliantly through 17 holes, with birdies at 14, 16, one, five and seven before ending the day with his 71 after a nine on the par-three ninth. Tolleson got his 72 with birdies on one and five while posting double bogeys on 15 and seven. Senior Patrick Rada shot an 86 in the final round. The Bryans finished tied for sixth at three-under 207 for the weekend, while Woodbury was among eight people tied for eighth at two-under 208. It’s the first time in program history that three student-athletes finished a regional event in the top 10. The Bryans both improved on their tie for 14th in last year’s southeast regional in Sorrento, Fla., while Woodbury was playing in his first NCAA Regional. Rhys Enoch of East Tennessee State tied with Penn State’s T.J. Howe at seven-under 203 on the weekend for medalist honors, while Enoch claimed the individual berth in the NCAA Championships.

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George Bryan IV • Senior • Chapin, S.C. Patrick Rada • Senior • Anderson, S.C. Tournament Rounds Finish Tournament Rounds Finish Carpet Capital Collegiate 73-76-72=221 (+5) T29 Carpet Capital Collegiate 75-70-70=215 (-1) T11 Mason Rudolph Invitational 69-71=140 (-2) T16 Mason Rudolph Invitational 67-69=136 (-6) T2 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 74-71-69=214 (-2) & T1 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 73-75-74=222 (+6) 6 Isleworth Collegiate 74-74-70=218 (+2) 5 Isleworth Collegiate 78-75-78=231 (+15) T47 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-73=146 (+2) T11 Seahawk intercollegiate 76-74=150 (+6) T24 Seminole Intercollegiate 75-74-73=222 (+9) T28 Seminole Intercollegiate 75-72-74=221 (+8) T26 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 74-72-71=217 (+1) T15 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 76-81-75=232 (+16) T75 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 72-72-73=217 (+4) T32 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 71-66-70=207 (-6) T3 Administaff Augusta State Inv. 72-65-69=206 (-10) T3 Administaff Augusta State Inv. 73-72-71=216 (E) T35 SEC Championship 70-66-68=204 (-6) & T1 SEC Championship 77-74-78=229 (+19) 55 NCAA East Regional 71-70-66=207 (-3) T6 NCAA East Regional 77-79-86=242 (+32) 75

Wesley Bryan • Sophomore • Chapin, S.C. Clint Tolleson • R-Freshman • Spartanburg, S.C. Tournament Rounds Finish Tournament Rounds Finish Carpet Capital Collegiate 72-77-72=221 (+5) T29 Carpet Capital Collegiate 77-77-75=229 (+13) T47 Mason Rudolph Invitational 72-71=143 (+1) T30 Mason Rudolph Invitational 68-71=139 (-3) T10 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 79-72-74=225 (+9) T9 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 82-69-79=230 (+14) T23 Isleworth Collegiate 71-75-74=220 (+4) T7 Isleworth Collegiate 79-77-80=236 (20) T61 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-71=144 (E) T6 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-76=149 (+5) T18 Seminole Intercollegiate 70-72-74=216 (+3) T11 Seminole Intercollegiate 73-72-73=218 (+5) T16 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 72-75-76=223 (+7) T48 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 77-73-73=223 (+7) T48 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 75-64-70=209 (-4) 7 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 79-72-77=228 (+15) T62 Administaff Augusta State Inv. 72-65-71=208 (-8) T9 Administaff Augusta State Inv. 73-69-72=214 (-2) T28 SEC Championship 69-76-75=220 (+10) T38 SEC Championship 73-77-85=235 (+25) 57 NCAA East Regional 71-66-70=207 (-3) T6 NCAA East Regional 73-81-72=226 (+16) T63

Dykes Harbin • Freshman • Augusta, Ga. Paul Woodbury • Senior • Lake City, S.C. Tournament Rounds Finish Tournament Rounds Finish # Coker Intercollegiate 74-73=147 (+5) T6 Carpet Capital Collegiate 70-70-76=216 (E) T14 # CSU Fall Invitational 73-74-71=218 (+2) 1 Mason Rudolph Invitational 70-75=145 (+3) T40 # Johnny Palmer 82-77=159 (+15) T23 Rees Jones Intercollegiate 74-68-72=214 (-2) ^T1 Isleworth Collegiate 80-79-73=232 (+16) T50 Dean Hester • Freshman • Dublin, Ga. Seahawk Intercollegiate 75-77=152 (+8) T33 Tournament Rounds Finish Seminole Intercollegiate 70-73-69=212 (-1) ^ T1 # Coker Intercollegiate 77-68=145 (+3) T3 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 71-73-73=217 (+1) T15 # CSU Fall Invitational 77-78-77=232 (+16) T15 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 78-70-69=217 (+4) T32 # Johnny Palmer 78-77=155 (+11) T11 Administaff Augusta State Inv. 69-67-70=206 (-10) T3 * Seahawk Intercollegiate 77-76=153 (+9) T39 SEC Championship 70-72-73=215 (+5) T18 * Seminole Intercollegiate 78-74-69=221 (+8) T26 NCAA East Regional 71-70-67=208 (-2) T8

Chase Liebler • Junior • Irmo, S.C. Tournament Rounds Finish # Coker Intercollegiate 82-77-159 (+17) T28 # CSU Fall Invitational 75-82-82=239 (+23) T30 # Johnny Palmer 88-73=161 (+17) T33

Bryan Miller • Senior • Dalton, Ga. Tournament Rounds Finish # Coker Intercollegiate 82-80-162 (+20) T33 # CSU Fall Invitational 82-79-76=237 (+21) 27 # Johnny Palmer 82-78=160 (+16) T31

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 23 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF NCAA HISTORY 2007 NCAA East Regional Champions South Carolina finishes 44-under-par to set course record en route to program’s first regional title GREENVILLE, N.C. – Behind a record-breaking performance, the South Carolina men’s golf team claimed a two-stroke victory over UCLA to win the 2007 NCAA West Regional at Karsten Golf Course (Par 72, 7,057 yards) in Tempe, Ariz. The Gamecocks recorded a three-round score of 820 to finish 44 strokes under par and set a course record. “The guys were focused all week and nothing fazed them,” South Carolina associate head coach Bill McDonald said. “I kept talking about winning the tournament, not so much advancing (to the NCAA finals). I wanted them to taste victory. I felt like we were good enough to win earlier in the season. We had some opportunities and didn’t get it done. I am proud of the effort they gave.” South Carolina entered the final round one stroke behind regional leader and No. 4 UCLA. The Gamecocks shot 10-under par (278) as a team Saturday to beat the Bruins, who were seven under (281). No. 10 Southern California and No. 18 Arizona State, the regional host, shared third place with a final score of 824 (-40). Fellow Southeastern Conference team Vanderbilt caught fire on Saturday, finishing the third round at 21 under to surge into fifth place. It was the first regional title for the Gamecocks, who reached the top 10 in three of the previous four NCAA Regionals. In 1999, South Carolina fell just shy of the East Regional title, finishing second in Barrington, R.I., despite Warren Thomas, Mark Silvers III, coach Bill McDonald, Florian Fritsch, Kyle Thompson’s individual victory at the event. Mark Anderson, George Bryan IV, assistant coach Michael Burcin. The Gamecocks, who entered the tournament as the No. 11 seed, held a slight lead on UCLA for most of the final day, and freshman George Bryan IV’s strong finish secured the win. The last player on the course for South Carolina, Bryan eagled No. 17 and sank a 40-foot putt for birdie on No. 18. The Chapin, Team Top 10 Standings S.C, product tied for 10th individually with a three-day total of 68-67-69=204 (-12). His tournament total of 204 tied him for fourth place in school history for a three-round individual score and was the best individual performance ever 1. South Carolina 273-296-278=820 by a Gamecock in regional play. Bryan’s 10th-place finish was the best by a Carolina golfer since Thompson won the 2. UCLA 268-273-281=822 2001 NCAA West Regional in Corvalis, Ore. 3. Southern Cal 277-273-274=824 Sophomore Florian Fritsch and junior Mark Anderson tied for 16th on the individual leader board after posting Arizona State 275-275-274=824 three-day totals of 206 (-10), which tied for the eighth-best three-round effort in school history. Anderson closed with 5. Vanderbilt 283-276-267=826 a 70 (-2) on the final 18 holes, while Fritsch carded a 71 (-1) Saturday. 6. Arizona 282-275-271=828 Sophomore Mark Silvers III fired a final round 69, and junior Warren Thomas posted a 70 on the final 18 holes. 7. Stanford 277-280-274=831 Silvers and Thomas both tied for 43rd with a three-day total score of 211 (-5). 8. New Mexico 275-282-276=833 “I noticed early on that both teams (South Carolina and UCLA) seemed tight,” McDonald said. “It really helped 9. Wake Forest 285-277-277=839 us that Mark Silvers got off to such a good start. He made a couple of birdies early and made the turn at 32 (four East Tenn. State 278-277-284=839 under par). I think when our Oregon State 281-275-283=839 guys started to see the board and that we had a lead, that really helped. We got a burst of energy on the back nine knowing we had a chance to win. As a team, South Carolina opened with a round of 273 on Thursday before shooting 269 on Friday. Those scores are among the five lowest rounds in school history. The team victory was the first for South Carolina since capturing the title at the 2005 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Oct. 15-16). In 2007, the Gamecocks’ previous best performance was fourth place on three occasions. “I told the team in a meeting a little while ago that this will mean more to them as the years go by,” McDonald said of winning the title. “It will really mean a lot. To me, it gives our program validity. Instead of just talking about what we want to do, we went out and did it. It will really help from a recruiting and coaching standpoint. The more they win, the more they will believe and expect to play this way. That will develop tradition and have a long-lasting effect.”

George Bryan IV

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1989 East Regional - 9th of 19 1998 East Regional - 8th of 23 2000 East Regional - 12th of 27 The Long Bay Club Melrose Golf Course Glenmaura National Golf Club May 25-27 • North Myrtle Beach, S.C. May 14-16 • Daufuskie Island, S.C. May 18-20 • Moosic, Pa. 305-294-300=899 286-287-291=864 306-295-297=898

Bruce Bolina 77-74-70=221 T-18th Jake Kransteuber 71-71-69=210 T-7th Kyle Thompson 73-72-74=219 T-10th Rick Williams 74-74-76=224 T-29th Mark Catalano 73-73-70=216 T-26th John Bloomfield 72-73-79=224 T-31st Jeff Hull 77-73-76=226 T-37th Eric Ecker 71-72-75=218 T-35th Scott Feaster 80-76-69=225 T-34rd Brett Quigley 77-73-78=228 T-42nd Kyle Thompson 71-71-78=220 T-48th Eric Ecker 81-74-75=230 T-66th Jerome Andrews 77-82-83=242 92nd Brent Roof 77-73-78=228 T-85th Michael Maness 81-84-83=248 106th

1991 East Regional - 11th of 23 1999 East Regional - 2nd of 23 2001 West Regional - 5th of 27 Yale University Golf Club Rhode Island Country Club Trysting Tree Golf Club May 23-25 • New Haven, Conn. May 20-22 • Barrington, R.I. May 17-19 • Corvallis, Ore. 292-294-302=888 286-292-276=854 294-298-288=880

Brett Quigley 70-72-73=215 T-12th Kyle Thompson 72-73-63=208 1st Kyle Thompson 71-67-70=208 T-1st Robert Dargan 70-74-74=218 T-20th Mark Catalano 72-72-71=215 T-12th Brent Delahoussaye 72-76-71=219 T-19th Carl Paulson 77-74-76=227 T-76th John Bloomfield 72-74-69=215 T-12th Nash Elliot 75-78-72=225 T-61st Daniel Seawell 75-76-80=231 T-93rd Eric Ecker 70-73-74=217 T-24th John Bloomfield 76-78-75=229 T-92nd Michael Christie 80-74-79=233 T-96th Daniel Brunson 78-76-73=227 T-87th Ernie Rose 79-77-79=235 T-117th

1992 East Regional - 9th of 22 Seven Oaks Golf Course May 21-23 • Hamilton, N.Y. 301-301-293=895

Michael Christie 78-70-73=221 T-20th Carl Paulson 80-73-72=225 T-37th Morgan Beam 73-78-75=226 T-41st Daniel Seawell 73-82-73=223 T-56th Chad Mason 77-80-78=235 T-92nd

1993 East Regional - 14th of 22 Birdwood Golf Course May 20-22 • Charlottesville, Va. 291-295-303=889

David Seawell 72-72-75=219 T-27th Brett Pendergast 72-74-74=220 T-37th Carl Paulson 70-76-78=224 T-60th Chad Mason 77-76-76=229 T-85th Joey Denton 77-74-78=229 T-85th

1996 East Regional - 6th of 23 Concord Resort Course May 16-18 • Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. 305-302-295=902

Jake Kransteuber 77-75-70=222 T-8th Stewart Ginn 73-78-74=224 T-22nd David Seawell 76-76-74=226 T-26th Matt Filipowicz 79-74-77=230 T-48th Brad McFadden 79-77-79=235 T-72nd

1997 East Regional - 9th of 23 Cascades Course at the Homestead May 15-17 • Hot Springs, Va. 294-307-291=895

Eric Ecker 70-75-75=220 T-19th Jake Kransteuber 76-77-69=222 T-24th Kyle Thompson won two NCAA Regional individual medalist titles in Brent Roof 73-78-74=225 T-42nd Mark Catalano 75-77-73=225 T-42nd 1999 and 2001. Stewart Ginn 77-79-79=235 T-94th

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2002 East Regional - 25th of 27 2008 East Regional - 16th of 27 Ansley Golf Club - Settindown Creek Council Fire Golf Club Individual Gamecocks in May 16-18 • Roswell, Ga. May 15-17 • Chattanooga, Tenn. NCAA Championships 301-307-330=938 288-293-278=859

Alex Hamilton 72-77-84=233 T-84th Warren Thomas 73-68-68=209 T-17th May 28-31, 1980 Martin Rominger 76-81-77=234 T-87th Mark Silvers III 71-76-67=214 T-47th OSU Golf Course • Columbus, Ohio Jonathan Jackson 81-71-83=235 T-93rd Mark Anderson 69-74-72=215 T-58th Steve Liebler 77-80-77=234 MC Nash Elliot 75-82-86=243 T-123rd George Bryan IV 77-75-71=223 T-113th Matt Robinson 78-78-87=243 T-123rd Patrick Cunning 75-77-77=229 133rd June 1-5, 1994 2003 East Regional - T-7th of 30 2009 Southeast Regional - T-2nd of 14 Stonebridge • McKinney, Texas Auburn University Club RedTail Golf Club David Seawell 75-75=150 MC May 15-17 • Auburn, Ala. May 14-16 • Sorrento, Fla. 296-285-292=873 273-287-269=829 (-23) May 31-June 3, 1995 Eirik Johansen 74-70-70=214 T-18th Mark Silvers III 69-74-64=207 T-10th Scarlet Course • Columbus, Ohio Martin Rominger 69-71-75=215 T-25th George Bryan IV 69-72-67=208 T-14th David Seawell 78-73=151 MC West Streib 77-74-70=221 T-47th Wesley Bryan 67-73-68=208 T-14th Alex Hamilton 76-70-77=223 T-58th Sam Braver 74-68-70=212 T-33rd Nash Elliot 84-76-77=237 T-119th Patrick Rada 68-74-73=215 T-44th

2004 East Regional - 17th of 30 2010 East Regional - 8th of 13 Yale Golf Course The Course at Yale May 20-22 • New Haven, Conn. May 20-22 • New Haven, Conn. 299-293-297=889 286-285-275=846

Martin Rominger 74-70-75=219 T-31st George Bryan IV 71-70-66=207 T-6th Jake Thompson 80-72-72=224 T-66th Wesley Bryan 71-66-70=207 T-6th Eirik Johansen 73-74-81=228 T-85th Paul Woodbury 71-70-67=208 T-8th Alex Hamilton 76-79-74=229 T-90th Clint Tolleson 73-81-72=226 T-63rd Robert Svensson 76-77-76=229 T-90th Patrick Rada 77-79-86=242 75th

2005 West Regional - T-10th of 27 Stanford Golf Club May 19-21 • Stanford, Calif. 289-288-287=864

Alex Hamilton 74-70-68=212 T-12th Mark Anderson 72-72-73=217 T-39th Eirik Johansen 70-74-73=217 T-39th West Streib 73-78-73=224 T-80th Robert Svensson 80-72-77=229 T-111th

2006 East Regional - 9th of 27 Lake Nona Golf Club May 18-20 • Orlando, Fla. 304-293-284=881

Eirik Johansen 74-73-73=220 T-22nd Allen Koon 79-72-63=220 T-22nd Mark Anderson 74-76-72=222 T-36th Florian Fritsch 77-75-70=222 T-36th Warren Thomas 79-73-81=233 T-110th

2007 West Regional - 1st of 27 ASU Karsten Golf Course May 17-19 • Tempe, Ariz. 273-269-278=820

George Bryan IV 68-67-69=204 T-10th Mark Anderson 68-68-70=206 T-18th Florian Fritsch 68-67-71=206 T-18th Mark Silvers III 69-73-69=211 T-43rd After winning the Atlantic Coast Conference title, the 1964 Gamecocks became the first team in Warren Thomas 74-67-70=211 T-43rd school history to play in the NCAA Championship.

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1964 - T-34th 1992 - 28th of 30 2003 - 29th of 30 Broadmoor UNM Championship Course Karsten Creek Golf Club Colorado Springs, Colo. May 20-23 • Albuquerque, N.M. May 27-30 • Stillwater, Okla. 642 297-298=595 313-331-311=955

Michael Christie 74-71=145 MC Eirik Johansen 75-80-74=229 MC Complete Results Unavailable Carl Paulson 75-73=148 MC Alex Hamilton 79-80-72=231 MC Daniel Seawell 77-77=154 MC Nash Elliot 79-80-72=231 MC Morgan Beam 80-77=157 MC Martin Rominger 76-82-83=241 MC Chad Mason 71-86=157 MC West Streib 89-89-82=260 MC

1978 - 17th of 21 1996 - 22nd of 30 2006 - 22nd of 30 Oregon Country Club The Honors Course Crosswater Golf Club May 20-23 • Eugene, Ore. May 29-June 1 • Chattanooga, Tenn. May 31-June 2 • Sunriver, Ore. 301-299-303-298=1201 308-308-618 292-296-298=886

Mike Holland 73-71-72-71=287 T-10th Brad McFadden 77-76=153 MC Florian Fritsch 70-74-72=216 MC Steve Liebler 79-74-73-76=302 T-78th Jake Kransteuber 76-77=153 MC Allen Koon 72-76-75=223 MC Tim Baker 80-73-76-74=303 T-108th David Seawell 78-77=155 MC Eirik Johansen 76-72-75=223 MC Darrell Welker 70-81-82-77=310 T-144th Stewart Ginn 77-79=159 MC Mark Anderson 77-74-76=227 MC Dirk Maust 79-82-82-80-323 T-178th Matt Filipowicz 83-78=161 MC Warren Thomas 74-76-81=231 MC

1984 - 12th of 21 1997 - 21st of 30 2007 - T-11th of 30 Bear Creek Golf World Conway Farms Golf Club Golden Horseshoe Golf Club May 20-23 • Houston, Texas May 28-31 • Lake Forest, Ill. May 30-June 2 • Williamsburg, Va. 294-296-288-292=1170 291-301-592 291-278-280-287=1136

Fred Wadsworth 69-69-72-75=285 T-9th Jake Kransteuber 72-72=144 MC Mark Silvers III 74-66-73-68=281 T-22nd Webb Heintzelman 74-75-72-75=296 T-60th Eric Ecker 70-75=145 MC George Bryan IV 70-72-66-78=286 T-42nd Greg Sweatt 76-73-71-74=296 T-60th Christoffer Ekebergh 75-77=152 MC Warren Thomas 73-69-74-74=290 T-57th Bob Hughes 75-75-73-74=297 T-67th Mark Catalano 74-78=152 MC Mark Anderson 74-71-71-74=290 T-57th Greg McBride 80-76-78-74=308 95th Brent Roof 76-77=153 MC Florian Fritsch 76-76-70-71=293 T-68th

1988 - T-8th of 30 1998 - 11th of 30 2009 - 16th of 30 North Ranch Country Club UNM Championship Course Inverness Club May 25-28 • Thousand Oaks, Calif. May 27-30 • Albuquerque, N.M. May 26-28 • Toledo, Ohio 298-298-295-296=1186 285-281-284-296=1149 305-286-294=885

Jeff Hull 69-70-79-73=291 13th Jake Kransteuber 68-74-71-71=285 T-29th Mark Silvers III 74-69-72=215 T-18th Rick Williams 76-76-71-73=296 31st Mark Catalano 72-68-75-73=288 T-37th Wesley Bryan 76-70-73=219 T-35th Brett Quigley 75-77-71-75=298 43rd Eric Ecker 74-69-72-75=290 T-40th George Bryan IV 76-72-77=225 T-89th Ron Hrubala 77-75-77-75=304 65th Brent Roof 75-75-66-76=292 T-60th Patrick Rada 79-77-74=230 T-127th Robert Dargan 77-79-76-75=307 75th Kyle Thompson 71-70-76-77=294 T-70th Sam Braver 84-75-75=234 T-143rd

1989 - T-18th of 29 1999 - 20th of 30 Oak Tree Country Club - East Hazeltine National Golf Course June 7-10 • Edmond, Okla. June 2-5 • Chasta, Minn. 293-300=593 308-307=615

Bruce Bulina 74-71=145 MC John Bloomfield 74-73-83-82=315 T-74th Jeff Hull 74-75=149 MC Eric Ecker 76-78=154 MC Rick Williams 70-82=152 MC Mark Catalano 78-78=156 MC Morgan Beam 80-77=157 MC Daniel Brunson 83-75=158 MC Jerome Andrews 71-86=157 MC Kyle Thompson 80-81=161 MC

1991 - 15th of 30 2001 - 20th of 30 Poppy Hills Golf Course Duke University Golf Club May 20-23 • Pebble Beach, Calif. May 30-June 2 • Durham, N.C. 311-295-298-296=1200 295-298=593

Robert Dargan 78-70-76-74=298 T-37th Ernie Rose 74-72=146 MC Brett Quigley 80-73-74-72=299 T-40th Kyle Thompson 72-74=146 MC Carl Paulson 77-77-72-76=302 T-64th Brent Delahoussaye 75-74=149 MC Daniel Seawell 76-75-76-79=306 T-91st John Bloomfield 74-78=152 MC Michael Christie 80-82-76-74=312 T-127th Nash Elliot 75-79=154 MC

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1959 - 8th of 8 1964 - T-1st of 8 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE UNC Finley Golf Course Forest Lake Country Club 1954-1971 May 8-9 • Chapel Hill, N.C. May 8-9 • Columbia, S.C, No Team Score 373-378=751 1954 - 8th of 8 Old Town Club Pete Richter 72-71=143 T-5th Jackie Seawell 74-72=146 T-4th May 15 • Winston-Salem, N.C. Billy Arrington 77-76=153 36th Eddie Brown 71-78=149 T-8th 337 Bob Bultman WD Sandy Snead 75-76=151 T-13th Kenny Tomlinson WD Bill Clary 77-75=152 T-15th Ralph Irick 81 T-30th Henry Bivens 76-77=153 T-19th Bob Boswell 84 T-35th 1960 - 5th of 8 Roy Owens 86 T-40th Duke University Golf Course 1965 - 5th of 8 Bobby Ferrell 86 T-40th May 13-14 • Durham, N.C. Pinehurst No. 2 Eddie Picquet N/A 316-312=628 May 7-8 • Pinehurst, N.C. Lindsey Brunson N/A 397-385=782 Norman Flynn 77-78=155 T-14th 1955 - 8th of 8 Pete Richter 78-77=155 T-14th Belton McCarty 77-75=152 N/A Old Town Club Graham Smith 82-74=156 T-17th Russell Mann 81-72=153 N/A May 13-14 • Winston-Salem, N.C. Robert Gerring 79-83=162 T-29th Eddie Brown 84-71=155 N/A 319-321=640 Howard Price 80-86=166 T-44th Richard Gallup 78-82=160 N/A John Gordon 84-83=167 T-49th Billy Stork 77-85=162 N/A McCarley 78-77=155 N/A Boswell 81-79=160 N/A 1961 - 6th of 8 1966 - 4th of 8 Irick 80-82=162 N/A Univ. of Maryland Golf Course Country Club of North Carolina Gunnells 80-83=163 N/A May 12-13 • College Park, Md. May 7-8 • Pinehurst, N.C. Higgins 84-81=165 N/A 312-307=619 416-396=812 Howard 90-87=177 N/A Norman Flynn 76-74=150 T-12th Belton McCarty 80-78=158 T-7th 1956 - 7th of 8 Graham Smith 76-79=155 26th Billy Stork 82-78=160 T-9th Old Town Club John Orr 79-77=156 T-27th Allen Powers 84-78=162 T-15th May 11-12 • Winston-Salem, N.C. Russ Johnson 81-77=158 T-30th David Bennett 84-79=163 T-20th 315-311=626 Ralph Zlotnick 83-79=162 T-41st Russell Munn 86-83=169 T-37th Bob Gerring 88-75=163 T-43rd Henry Bivens 87-83=170 T-43rd Higgins 75-75=150 N/A Bud Cronin 95-77=172 52nd Danny Fulmer 90-87=177 53rd McCarty 77-77=154 N/A McCarley 82-77=159 N/A 1962 - 4th of 8 1967 - 3rd of 8 Runion 81-82=163 N/A Old Town Club Pinehurst Country Club Gunnells 84-82=166 N/A May 11-12 • Winston-Salem, N.C. May 15-16 • Pinehurst, N.C. Mahoney 88-79=167 N/A 298-303=601 398-399=797

1957 - 5th of 8 Chuck Simons 72-73=145 3rd Allen Powers 76-81=157 T-10th Old Town Club Norman Flynn 73-77=150 T-11th Bob Bleakley 77-80=157 T-10th May 10-11 • Winston-Salem, N.C. John Orr 76-75=151 T-15th Danny Fulmer 79-79=158 T-14th 309-303=612 Robert Gerring 77-78=155 T-29th Bobby Foster 85-76=161 T-22nd James Howell 81-80=161 T-46th Eddie Williams 81-83=164 T-33rd Joe McCarley 72-71=143 T-2nd Jackie Seawell 82-79=161 T-46th Richard Tinsley 80-87=167 40th Dickie Melton 75-78=153 T-18th Doug Yeates 91-88=179 61st Bob McCarty 76-78=154 T-24th 1963 - 7th of 8 Joe Dent 86-76=162 T-42nd Cascades Course 1968 - 2nd of 8 Frank Wooten 81-85=166 T-50th May 10-11 • Hot Springs, Va. Quail Ridge Golf Club Tom Mahoney 78-91=169 T-57th 323-320=643 May 13-14 • Sanford, N.C. 761 1958 - Team Finish N/A Jackie Seawell 77-78=155 T-14th Old Town Club Sandy Snead 84-78=162 T-33rd Ronnie Smoak 75-73=148 T-4th May 9-10 • Winston-Salem, N.C. Eddie Brown 80-83=163 T-36th Robert Bleakley 77-75=152 T-17th 311-321=632 Belton McCarthy 82-81=163 T-36th Allen Powers 75-77=152 T-17th Bill Clary 83-81=164 T-39th Richard Tinsley 78-76=154 29th Bob McCarty 74-80=154 N/A Chuck Simons 81-85=166 T-45th Happ Lathrop 78-77=155 T-30th Peter Richter 78-76=154 N/A Bob Dibble 85-89=174 T-55th Danny Fulmer 76-80=156 T-33rd Joe Dent 78-81=159 N/A Greg Scurlock 79-77=156 T-33rd Jack Foster 81-84=165 N/A Stuart Taylor 80-82=162 T-52nd John Gordon 166 N/A Eddie Williams 81-83=164 T-59th Dan Donovan 176 N/A Mike Malone 87-81=168 T-63rd

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1969 - 4th of 8 1987 - 4th of 7 1993 - 8th of 12 MacGregor Downs Country Club Wexford Golf Club Queens Harbor Golf Course May 9-10 • Raleigh, N.C. May 13-16 • Hilton Head Island, S.C. May 9-11 • Jacksonville, Fla. 783 306-303-297=906 291-295-307=893

Stewart Taylor 76-77=153 T-10th (Individual Results Unavailable) Carl Paulson 72-71-77=220 T-15th Earl Pruet 76-80=156 T-21st David Seawell 70-73-79=222 T-21st Wade Mayo 79-79=158 T-29th 1988 - 2nd of 7 Brett Pendergast 74-77-71=222 T-21st Johnny Dennis 76-82=158 T-29th Turtle Point Golf Club Chad Mason 75-74-80=229 T-36th Happ Lathrop 84-74=158 T-29th May 12-15 • Kiawah Island, S.C. David Steelman 75-WD Ronnie Smoak 82-77=159 T-35th 875 Robert Bleakley 82-81=163 T-52nd 1994 - 9th of 12 Jim Hawkins 83-81=164 T-54th Jeff Hull 74-71-69=214 N/A Stonehenge Golf Club Max Poteet 83-84=167 T-59th Ron Hrubala 67-73-75=215 N/A May 13-15 • Fairfield Glade, Tenn. Rick Williams 69-71-75=215 N/A 295-302-301=898 1970 - 5th of 8 Robert Dargan 71-76-73=220 N/A Foxfire Golf & Country Club Brett Quigley 76-74-72=222 N/A David Seawell 72-73-72=217 T-8th May 8-9 • Pinehurst, N.C. Chad Mason 71-74-75=220 T-17th 740 1989 - 2nd of 7 Brad McFadden 76-77-78=231 T-46th Turtle Point Golf Club Will Waters 78-78-76=232 T-50th Ronnie Smoak 70-72=142 T-3rd May 11-13 • Kiawah Island, S.C. David Steelman 76-78-79=233 T-52nd Wade Mayo 72-73=145 T-13th 886 Johnny Dennis 75-73=148 T-19th 1995 - 9th of 12 Wylie Ramsey 75-75=150 T-28th Jeff Hull 72-77-69=218 3rd Springhouse Golf Club Max Poteet 77-74=151 T-32nd Brett Quigley 75-77-68=220 T-5th May 12-14 • Nashville, Tenn. Earl Pruet 73-79=152 T-39th Rick Williams 72-76-74=222 7th 295-292-291=878 Gene Spencer 75-78=153 T-42nd Bruce Bulina 76-75-77=228 T-13th Happ Lathrop 79-75=154 T-50th Jerome Andrews 77-77-75=229 T-15th Chad Mason 72-71-73=216 12th Jimmy Hawkins 76-78=154 T-50th David Seawell 72-75-70=217 14th Jimmy Hamilton 71-87=158 T-60th Jake Kransteuber 76-71-76=223 35th 1990 - 2nd of 8 Will Waters 76-75-73=224 39th 1971 - 5th of 8 Turtle Point Golf Club F. Schmidt-Claasen 75-75-75=225 41st (1st 36) Midland Valley Country Club May 10-12 • Kiawah Island, S.C. April 16-17 • Pinehurst, N.C. 307-292-315=914 1996 - 8th of 12 (2nd 36) Woodmont Country Club Old Overton Golf Club May 10-11 • Rockville, Md. Rick Williams 74-68-78=220 1st May 10-12 • Birmingham, Ala. 1523 Brett Quigley 83-67-74=224 3rd 300-283-299=882 Robert Dargan 74-80-83=237 T-14th Wade Mayo 75-71-76-74=296 N/A Gene Sellers 79-77-83=239 T-15th David Seawell 72-73-75=220 T-16th John Gregory 75-76-80-71=302 N/A Carl Paulson 80-81-80=241 T-25th Stewart Ginn 78-69-74=221 T-23rd Wylie Ramsey 77-72-75-79=303 N/A Matt Filipowicz 76-71-79=226 T-36th Os Hillman 76-77-77-81=311 N/A 1991 - 1st of 8 Jake Kransteuber 83-70-74=227 T-41st Jim Hamilton 73-76-82-80=311 N/A Turtle Point Golf Club Brad McFadden 74-78-76=228 T-44th May 12-14 • Kiawah Island, S.C. METRO CONFERENCE 289-295-304=888 1997 - T-4th of 12 1984-1991 Grand National Links Course Carl Paulson 73-73-72=218 1st April 18-20 • Opelika, Ala. Brett Quigley 75-70-75=220 2nd 307-306-287-900 1984 - 2nd of 7 Michael Christie 71-76-79=226 3rd Wild Dunes Golf Club Daniel Seawell 74-76-78=228 7th Brent Roof 78-71-73=222 T-7th Hilton Head Island, S.C. Robert Dargan 71-79-79=229 8th Eric Ecker 72-79-73=224 T-10th (score unavailable) Mark Catalano 80-76-73=229 T-26th SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Jake Kransteuber 85-80-68=233 T-42nd (Individual Results Unavailable) 1992-Present Stewart Ginn 77-84-73=234 T-44th 1985 - Results Unavailable 1992 - 7th of 12 1998 - 2nd of 12 UGA Golf Club 1986 - 2nd of 7 The Bluffs May 10-12 • Baton Rouge, La. April 17-19 • Athens, Ga. Wexford Golf Club 288-280=568 May 14-17 • Hilton Head Island, S.C. 309-287-306=902 298-306-289=893 Carl Paulson 73-69-76=218 T-7th Eric Ecker 70-66=136 1st Michael Christie 79-76-71=226 T-25th Kyle Thompson 70-70=140 T-3rd (Individual Results Unavailable) Morgan Beam 77-72-80=229 T-31st Brent Roof 74-71=145 T-17th Daniel Seawell 81-71-79=231 T-36th Jake Kransteuber 74-73=147 T-23rd Chad Mason 80-74-81=235 T-49th Stewart Ginn 81-74=155 T-54th

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1999 - 3rd of 12 2005 - T-6th of 12 Champion Trace Golf Club Sea Island Golf Club April 16-18 • Lexington, Ky. April 15-17 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 319-298-293=910 298-300-301=899

Kyle Thompson 75-71-74=220 T-2nd Alex Hamilton 73-74-75=222 T-14th Eric Ecker 82-74-73=229 10th West Streib 74-75-75=224 T-18th Mark Catalano 78-75-77=230 T-11th Mark Anderson 73-78-76=227 T-31st Daniel Brunson 84-78-71=233 T-21st Eirik Johansen 78-74-75=227 T-31st Stewart Ginn 84-81-75=240 37th Warren Thomas 79-77-82=238 55th

2000 - 4th of 12 2006 - 8th of 12 Turtle Point Yacht & Country Club Sea Island Golf Club April 21-23 • Florence, Ala. April 21-23 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 308-292-280=880 292-295-285=872

Kyle Thompson 78-73-66=217 T-8th Florian Fritsch 71-73-69=213 T-14th Michael Maness 74-76-72=222 T-9th Mark Anderson 73-72-72=217 T-27th Eric Ecker 80-73-72=225 T-29th Eirik Johansen 72-76-73=221 T-40th Scott Feaster 84-71-70=225 T-29th Patrick Cunning 77-74-72=223 T-47th John Bloomfield 76-75-75=226 T-35th Allen Koon 76-76-72=224 51st

2001 - 7th of 12 2007 - 8th of 12 Sea Island Golf Club Sea Island Golf Club April 20-22 • St. Simons Island, Ga. April 20-22 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 292-294-294=880 304-297-288=889

Ernie Rose 70-70-74=214 T-6th Mark Anderson 77-75-69=221 T-16th Kyle Thompson 73-71-72=216 T-9th Florian Fritsch 74-73-74=221 T-16th John Bloomfield 72-79-75=226 T-39th Warren Thomas 75-74-72=221 T-16th Johan Kok 81-75-73=229 T-46th George Bryan IV 80-75-73=228 T-40th Nash Elliott 77-78-75=230 48th Allen Koon 78-76-81=235 T-55th

2002 - T-10th of 12 2008 - 2nd of 12 Sea Island Golf Club Frederica Golf Club April 19-21 • St. Simons Island, Ga. April 18-20 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 302-289-305=896 294-289-278=861

Martin Rominger 72-71-73=216 T-8th George Bryan IV 72-71-69=212 T-2nd Alex Hamilton 78-72-73=223 T-31st Mark Silvers III 75-73-68=216 T-7th Brent Delahoussaye 76-69-80=225 T-36th Warren Thomas 72-74-71=217 T-12th Johan Kok 80-77-79=236 55th Mark Anderson 77-71-70=218 T-15th Nash Elliot 76-88-80=244 T-57th Patrick Rada 75-75-78=228 T-48th

2003 - 5th of 12 2009 - T-4th of 12 Sea Island Golf Club Frederica Golf Club April 25-27 • St. Simons Island, Ga. April 17-19 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 298-288-293=875 293-286-293=872

West Streib 76-68-72=216 T-8th Wesley Bryan 75-69-71=215 T-10th Eirik Johansen 70-73-74-217 T-10th Mark Silvers III 68-73-75=216 T-12th Alex Hamilton 78-70-74=222 27th Patrick Rada 74-74-72=220 T-21st Nash Elliot 74-74-76=224 T-34th George Bryan IV 76-70-75=221 T-27th Martin Rominger 80-76-72=225 T-43rd Sam Braver 75-80-76=231 60th

2004 - 5th of 12 2010 - 9th of 12 Sea Island Golf Club Frederica Golf Club April 16-18 • St. Simons Island, Ga. April 17-19 • St. Simons Island, Ga. 294-281-294=869 282-288-294=864

Alex Hamilton 71-68-72=211 T-5th George Bryan IV 70-66-68=204 T-1st Martin Rominger 72-76-71=219 T-25th Paul Woodbury 70-72-73=215 T-18th Jake Thompson 77-69-77=223 T-39th Wesley Bryan 69-76-75=220 T-38th Eirik Johansen 74-74-76=224 T-42nd Patrick Rada 77-74-78=229 55th West Streib 79-70-75=224 T-42nd Clint Tolleson 73-77-85=235 57th

2010-11 MEDIA GUIDE 30 GamecocksOnline.com SOUTH CAROLINA MEN’S GOLF year-by-year results

1987-88 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 4/11-12 Ping/American Airlines Intercollegiate .. 293-287-292=872...... 3 of 12 9/28-29 Butler National Intercollegiate Classic.... 306-305-299=910...... 3 of 5 4/17-19 Kemira Intercollegiate Invitational...... 276-288-289=853...... 1 of 12 10/16-18 Tour Tulsa Mixed Intercollegiate...... 302-304-305=911...... 3 of 5 4/24-26 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate ...... 278-299-294=871...... 7 of 12 11/2-3 Wolfpack-Lochmere Invitational...... 276-283=559...... 1 of 5 5/10-12 SEC Championship...... 309-287-306=902...... 7 of 12 2/26-28 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 295-294-293=882...... 6 of 18 5/21-23 NCAA East Regional...... 301-301-293=895...... 9 of 22 3/4-6 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 290-291-291=872.... 13 of 21 6/3-6 NCAA Championship...... 297-298=595.... 28 of 30 3/11-12 Gamecock Invitational...... 295-293-296=884...... 1 of 13 3/25-27 Wofford Invitational...... 290-298-297=885...... 3 of 12 1992-93 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/31-4/2 Furman Intercollegiate...... 302-300-293=895...... 7 of 20 9/25-26 William H. Tucker Invitational ...... 302-314-316=932.T-18 of 19 4/9-11 Tar Heel Invitational...... 294-292-296=882...... 3 of 11 10/5 Tennessee Tournament of Champions ...... 302.... 12 of 15 4/22-24 Chris Schenkel Invitational...... 281-289-289=859...... 3 of 18 10/19-20 Dixie Intercollegiate ...... 296-300-295=891...... 5 of 18 5/12-15 Metro Conference Championship...... 302-297-276=875...... 2 of 7 2/20-21 Gator Invitational ...... 294-296-293=883.... 10 of 14 5/25-28 NCAA Championship...... 298-298-295-296=1186...... 8 of 30 3/5-7 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 299-282-296=877...... 8 of 21 3/15-17 Queen’s Harbor Intercollegiate ...... 302-299-310=911...... 4 of 18 1988-89 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/26-27 Southeastern Intercollegiate ...... 299-300-302=901.T-14 of 18 10/2-4 Butler National Intercollegiate Classic.... 295-317-319=931...... 9 of 18 4/3-4 Carpet Capitol Classic...... 297-293=590...... 5 of 16 10/8-9 Wachesaw Invitational...... 304-297=601...... 2 of 12 4/10-11 PING Intercollegiate...... 300-298-291=889...... 6 of 12 11/17-19 Golf World...... 282-295-287=864...... 5 of 18 4/23-25 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 288-294-293=875...... 4 of 12 2/1-3 PING/Arizona Intercollegiate...... 304-312-297=913...... 7 of 21 5/9-11 SEC Championship...... 292-295-307=894...... 8 of 12 2/24-26 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 288-283=571...... 2 of 18 5/14-15 Wofford Invitational...... 291-298=589...... 4 of 9 3/3-5 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 294-289-298=881.... 15 of 23 5/20-22 NCAA East Regional...... 291-295-303=889.... 14 of 22 3/9-10 Gamecock Invitational...... 295-305-306=906...... 1 of 12 3/23-26 Wofford Invitational...... 297-296-291=884...... 4 of 12 1993-94 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/31-4/2 Furman Intercollegiate...... 303-299-308=910.... 10 of 22 9/24-25 William H. Tucker Invitational ...... 297-298-305=900.... 13 of 18 4/21-23 Chris Schenkel Invitational...... 286-289-291=866...... 6 of 18 10/3-4 Tennessee Tournament of Champions ... 305-301-306=912.... 14 of 15 5/11-13 Metro Conference Championship...... 295-305-286=886...... 2 of 7 10/18-19 Dixie Intercollegiate ...... 294-297=591...... 9 of 18 5/25-27 NCAA East Regional...... 305-294-300=899...... 9 of 19 11/1-2 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 307-306-307=920...... 7 of 9 6/7-10 NCAA Championship...... 293-300=593.T-18 of 29 2/19-20 Gator Invitational...... 301-289-282=872...T-8 of 14 3/4-6 Imperial Lakes Invitational ...... 301-294-292=887.T-16 of 21 1989-90 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/25-26 Southeastern Intercollegiate...... 301-299-299=899.... 11 of 18 9/14-16 William E. Tucker Invitational...... 295-298-303=896.... 11 of 18 4/1-3 Carpet Capital Classic ...... 303-300-302=905.... 10 of 16 10/3-4 LSU Invitational...... 299-294-300=893...... 7 of 12 4/9-10 PING Intercollegiate...... 302-302-296=900.... 11 of 12 10/20-22 Carpet Capital Classic...... 393-387-383=1163.... 10 of 15 4/22-24 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 305-302-295=902.... 11 of 12 11/16-18 GolfWorld/Palmetto Dunes ...... 303-292-305=900.... 13 of 18 5/13-15 SEC Championship...... 295-302-301=898...... 9 of 12 3/2-4 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 287-292-281=860...T-2 of 24 3/16-18 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 295-310-293=898...... 5 of 18 1994-95 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/23-25 Wofford Invitational ...... 297-293-291=881...... 2 of 12 10/2-3 Tennessee Tournament of Champions.... 292-295-303=890.T-13 of 15 3/30-4/1 Furman Intercollegiate...... 301-294-289=884...... 7 of 22 10/8-9 USA/Robert Trent Jones Invitational...... 303-296-301=900...... 5 of 11 4/6-8 American at MacGregor Downs...... 300-306-303=909.... 11 of 12 10/17-18 G. Gunby Jordan Intercollegiate...... 293-287-295=875...T-6 of 18 4/21-22 Bank South Eagle Invitational...... 288-292-294=874.... 11 of 15 10/31-11/1 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 312-298-301=911.... 10 of 12 5/10-12 Metro Conference Championship...... 307-292-315=914...... 2 of 8 2/18-19 Gator Invitational...... 283-282-284=849...... 3 of 15 2/25-26 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 297-312-295=904...T-7 of 15 1990-91 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/6-7 BellSouth Mobility Golf Classic...... 298-297-301=896.... 12 of 21 9/13-15 William H. Tucker Invitational...... 299-307-299=905.... 14 of 18 3/24-26 Southeastern Intercollegiate...... 295-293-299=887.T-12 of 18 9/21-23 Carpet Capital Classic...... 299-303-314=916.... 17 of 18 3/31-4/2 Carpet Capital Classic ...... 307-313-320=940.... 15 of 15 10/7-9 MacGregor Tournament of Champions... 297-297-286=880.... 12 of 15 4/21-23 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 297-296-293=886.T-11 of 12 11/3-4 ODU/Seascape Invitational ...... 277-287=564...... 1 of 18 5/12-14 SEC Championship...... 295-292-291=878...... 9 of 12 3/1-2 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 290-292=582.... 10 of 21 3/15-17 Palmetto Intercollegiate ...... 293-292-302=887...... 1 of 18 1995-96 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 3/22-24 Wofford Invitational ...... 301-288-302=891...... 5 of 15 9/23-24 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic ...... 301-293-278=872...... 3 of 12 3/29-31 Furman Intercollegiate...... 288-289=577...... 1 of 24 10/1-2 Tennessee Tournament of Champions.... 289-294-285=868...... 4 of 15 4/12-13 PING/American Intercollegiate...... 298-295-303=896...... 5 of 12 10/15-17 Red River Classic ...... 297-291-292=880...T-7 of 17 4/26-28 Cavalier Classic ...... 294-290-293=877...... 5 of 17 10/30-31 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 299-298-294=891...T-4 of 11 5/9-11 Metro Conference Championship...... 289-295-304=888...... 1 of 8 2/10-11 Gator Invitational...... 293-276-284=853...... 5 of 15 5/23-25 NCAA East Regional...... 292-294-302=888.... 11 of 23 2/23-25 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 292-300-298=890...T-6 of 18 6/5-8 NCAA Championship...... 311-295-298-296=1200.... 15 of 30 3/4-5 Louisiana Classics ...... 305-300-299=904...... 8 of 15 3/22-24 Blue-Gray Intercollegiate...... 289-291-295=875...... 4 of 17 1991-92 Head Coach: Steve Liebler 3/29-31 Carpet Capital Classic ...... 285-305-309=899.T-10 of 15 9/21-22 Carpet Capital Classic...... 294-287-299=880.T-14 of 18 4/19-21 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 290-297-289=876...... 9 of 12 9/30-10/1 William H. Tucker Invitational...... 291-292-300=883.... 17 of 20 5/10-12 SEC Championship...... 300-283-299=882...... 8 of 12 10/6-7 Tennessee Tournament of Champions ... 297-295-300=892...... 9 of 15 5/16-18 NCAA East Regional...... 305-302-295=902...... 6 of 23 10/28-29 LSU Invitational...... 302-295-301=898...... 3 of 10 5/29-6/1 NCAA Championship...... 308-308=616.... 22 of 30 2/8-9 Gator Invitational...... 290-292-289=871...... 7 of 15 3/7-8 ImperiaLakes Invitational...... 289-292-292=873.... 11 of 21 3/20-21 Southeastern Invitational ...... 293-294-287=874...T-2 of 18

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1996-97 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 2000-01 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 9/30-10/1 Tennessee Tournament of Champions.... 291-288-292=871.... 11 of 15 9/8-10 The Ridges Intercollegiate...... 280-285-289=854...... 2 of 14 10/14-/15 Red River Classic ...... 289-290-286=865.... 15 of 17 9/18-19 Inverness Intercollegiate...... 292-285-299=876...... 1 of 13 10/28-29 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 292-289-296=877...... 5 of 12 10/6-8 Carpet Capital Classic...... 296-288-307=891...T-6 of 15 2/8-9 Gator Invitational...... 275-284-286=845...... 2 of 15 11/3-5 GolfWorld Intercollegiate ...... 277-282-292=851...... 9 of 18 2/21-23 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 301-294-308=903...T-7 of 19 1/29-30 PING Arizona Intercollegiate...... 290-291-282=863...... 4 of 18 3/10-11 Seminole Classic ...... 291-302-296=889...... 5 of 18 2/19-20 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 289-285-289=863...... 5 of 15 3/21-23 Alabama Spring Invitational...... 287-283-286=856...... 4 of 18 3/9-11 Las Vegas Intercollegiate...... 312-293-283=888.... 10 of 15 4/4-6 U.S. Collegiate Golf Championship...... 308-302-306=916.... 17 of 18 3/24-25 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 291-292-297=880...... 8 of 15 4/11-13 Hitchcock Invitational...... 293-284-301=878...... 5 of 12 4/6-8 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 287-300-293=880...... 7 of 12 4/18-20 SEC Championship...... 307-306-287=900...T-4 of 12 4/20-22 SEC Championship...... 292-294-294=880...... 7 of 12 5/10-11 The Maxwell...... 292-290-296=878...... 9 of 14 5/17-19 NCAA West Regional...... 294-298-288=880...... 5 of 27 5/15-17 NCAA East Regional ...... 294-307-291=892...... 9 of 23 5/30-6/2 NCAA Championship...... 295-298=593.T-20 of 30 5/28-31 NCAA Championship...... 291-301=592.... 21 of 30 2001-02 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 1997-98 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 9/8-9 The Ridges Intercollegiate...... 289-279-290=858...... 4 of 15 9/15-16 Palmetto Classic...... 282-279-284=845...... 1 of 18 10/5-7 Carpet Capital Classic...... 301-301-301=903.... 10 of 15 9/29-30 Tennessee Tournament of Champions.... 286-279-291=856...... 3 of 15 10/15-16 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 290-291-287=868...... 6 of 15 10/13-14 Red River Classic ...... 296-286-300=882...... 4 of 14 2/4-5 PING Arizona Intercollegiate...... 289-281-286=856...... 6 of 20 10/27-28 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 294-290-299=883...... 6 of 13 2/18-19 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 314-302-295=911.... 14 of 15 2/7-8 Gator Invitational...... 290-281-290=861...... 4 of 15 3/14-15 Seminole Intercollegiate...... 302-297-293=892...... 6 of 15 2/23-24 Puerto Rico Classic...... 304-305-305=914.... 13 of 15 3/16-18 Conrad Rehling Invitational...... 302-289-287=878.... 13 of 14 2/28-3/2 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 277-282-290=849...... 1 of 18 3/23-24 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 305-296-300=901.... 15 of 15 4/3-5 Carpet Capital Classic...... 303-296-286=885...... 7 of 18 4/6-7 Cleveland Golf-Augusta State Inv...... 289-287-283=859...... 9 of 18 4/10-12 Hitchcock Invitational...... 293-290-292=875...... 5 of 12 4/19-21 SEC Championship...... 302-289-305=896.T-10 of 12 4/17-19 SEC Championship...... 288-280=568...... 2 of 12 5/16-18 NCAA East Regional...... 301-307-330=938.... 21 of 27 5/9-10 The Maxwell Intercollegiate...... 290-296-278=864...T-3 of 14 5/14-16 NCAA East Regional...... 286-287-291=864...... 8 of 23 2002-03 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 5/27-30 NCAA Championship...... 285-281-284-296=1146.... 11 of 30 9/9-10 Cleveland Golf Kiawah Island...... 309-301-310=920.T-13 of 15 9/14-15 The Ridges Intercollegiate...... 290-298-296=884...... 4 of 14 1998-99 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 9/27-29 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 298-289-292=879.... 13 of 18 9/14-15 Palmetto Intercollegiate...... 303-290-283=876...... 3 of 18 11/4-5 Hawaii/Turtle Bay Intercollegiate...... 289-288-286=863...... 3 of 17 9/28-29 NCAA Fall Preview...... 305-311-309=925.... 13 of 15 2/10-11 Tulane Invitational...... 301-308-290=899...... 6 of 9 10/12-13 Taylor Made/Red River Classic...... 275-288-288=851.... 17 of 15 2/17-18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 289-295-298=882.... 10 of 15 10/26-27 C.C. of Louisiana Collegiate...... 286-284-297=867...... 2 of 11 3/10-11 Seminole Intercollegiate...... 290-276-292=858...... 3 of 15 11/1-2 Rolex National Match Play ...... 3/17-18 Palmetto-Cleveland Golf Collegiate...... 293-282=575...... 3 of 15 .L Houston 4-1, W North Carolina 4.5-0.5, W Arizona 4.5-0.5.... 4 of 8 3/21-23 E-Z-Go Invitational...... 293-287-289=869...... 7 of 15 11/6-8 Palmetto Dunes Collegiate...... 286-289-300=875...... 7 of 18 4/5-6 Cleveland Golf-Augusta State Inv...... 284-283-287=854.... 10 of 17 2/28-3/1 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 288-295-298=881...... 3 of 18 4/25-27 SEC Championship...... 298-288-293=879...... 5 of 12 3/9-10 Seminole Intercollegiate...... 285-300=585...... 1 of 16 5/15-17 NCAA East Regional...... 296-285-292=873...T-7 of 30 3/27-28 Schenkel Classic...... 296-285-290=871...... 3 of 15 5/27-30 NCAA Championship...... 313-331-311=955.... 29 of 30 4/2-3 Carpet Capital Classic...... 284-289-294=867...... 3 of 18 4/9-11 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate...... 289-295-272=856...... 2 of 12 2003-04 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 4/16-18 SEC Championship...... 319-298-393=1010...... 3 of 12 9/8-9 Cleveland Golf Kiawah Island...... 304-296=600.T-11 of 14 5/15-16 The Maxwell...... 299-291-291=881...... 7 of 15 9/13-14 The Ridges Intercollegiate...... 294-292-286=872...... 5 of 18 5/20-22 NCAA East Regional...... 286-292-276=854...... 2 of 23 9/22-23 Mason Rudolph Championship...... 290-290=580...... 3 of 18 6/2-5 NCAA Championship...... 308-307=615.... 20 of 30 10/3-5 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 297-288-292=877...... 7 of 18 11/3-4 Hawaii/Turtle Bay Intercollegiate...... 297-294-300=891...T-1 of 17 1999-2000 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 2/8-10 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 288-289-284=861...... 1 of 18 9/11-13 The Ridges Intercollegiate...... 302-283-300=885...... 4 of 15 3/8-9 Jim Hackler Invitational...... 306-298-291=895...... 6 of 19 9/19-21 NCAA Preview...... 300-292-289=881...... 8 of 18 3/15-16 The Palmetto Intercollegiate ...... 278-281-288=847...... 1 of 14 10/1-3 Carpet Capital Classic...... 293-297-297=887.... 11 of 15 3/20-21 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational ...... 292-282-297=871...... 3 of 15 10/11-12 Taylor Made/Red River Classic...... 267-277-272=816...... 2 of 17 3/29-30 Atlanta Intercollegiate...... 278-289-286=853...... 2 of 12 11/5-7 Palmetto Dunes Collegiate...... 278-277-295=850...T-7 of 18 4/3-4 Augusta State Invitational...... 293-294-295=882...T-8 of 18 2/21-22 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 295-308-291=894...... 6 of 15 4/16-18 SEC Championship...... 294-281-294=869...... 7 of 12 3/10-12 Las Vegas Intercollegiate ...... 295-294-294=883.... 14 of 14 5/20-22 NCAA East Regional...... 299-293-297=889.... 17 of 30 3/20-21 Morris Williams Collegiate...... 310-303-311=924.... 13 of 15 3/25-26 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 288-286-295=869...... 7 of 15 4/21-23 SEC Championship...... 308-292-280=880...... 4 of 12 5/13-14 The Maxwell...... 290-291-293=874...T-4 of 15 5/18-20 NCAA East Regional...... 306-295-297=898.... 12 of 27

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2004-05 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 4/5-7 U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 291-303-303=897...... 9 of 15 9/10-12 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate...... 301-287-291=879...T-7 of 15 4/17-19 SEC Championship...... 293-286-293=872...T-4 of 12 10/11-12 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Inter...... 296-286-297=879...... 3 of 5 4/25 Cavalier Classic...... 286...... 1 of 18 11/5-7 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 318-301-288=907.... 13 of 18 5/14-16 NCAA Southeast Regional...... 273-287-269=829...T-2 of 14 2/4-6 Sun Trust Gator Invitational...... 292-288-289=869...... 4 of 15 5/26-28 NCAA Championship...... 305-286-294=885.... 16 of 30 2/20-22 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 286-306-294=886...T-5 of 17 3/11-13 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 290-296-304=890...... 8 of 15 2009-10 Head Coach: Bill McDonald 3/19-20 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 293-289-303=885...... 6 of 15 9/11-13 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 290-293-289=872...... 5 of 12 3/28-/29 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 288-296-297=881...... 7 of 15 9/25-27 Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 274-282=556...T-1 of 17 4/2-3 Augusta State Invitational...... 314-309-308=931...... 9 of 18 10/5-6 Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 300-280-289=869...... 1 of 12 4/15-17 SEC Championship...... 298-300-301=899...T-6 of 12 10/25-27 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational...... 302-301-295=898...... 6 of 15 5/19-21 NCAA West Regional...... 289-288-287=864.T-10 of 27 3/1-2 Seahawk Intercollegiate...... 294-294=588...... 2 of 12 3/12-14 Seminole Intercollegiate...... 288-289-289=866...... 2 of 14 2005-06 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 3/19-21 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 293-293-292=877.... 10 of 15 9/6-8 TOPY Cup...... 294-306-299=899...... 8 of 11 3/28-30 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 296-272-282=850...... 4 of 15 10/15-16 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate...... 286-284-289=859...... 1 of 15 4/3-4 Administaff Augusta State Invitational.... 286-266-281=833...... 2 of 18 10/23-25 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational..... 294-298-312=904...... 7 of 18 4/16-18 SEC Championship...... 282-288-294=864...... 9 of 12 11/4-6 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 300-304-292=896.... 14 of 18 5/20-22 NCAA East Regional...... 286-285-275=846...... 8 of 14 2/5-7 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate...... 308-297-300=905...T-3 of 15 2/18-19 Sun Trust Gator Invitational ...... 287-308-295=890...T-8 of 14 2010-11 Head Coach: Bill McDonald 3/18-19 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 300-283-300=883.... 11 of 15 9/10-12 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 298-297-307=902.... 12 of 12 3/26-28 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 279-283-296=858...T-2 of 15 9/24-26 Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 285-279-280=844...... 2 of 17 4/8-9 Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational... 288-289-292=869.... 11 of 15 10/24-26 U.S. Collegiate Championship...... 305-302-312=919.... 15 of 15 4/21-23 SEC Championship...... 292-295-285=872...... 8 of 12 11/1-2 Kiawah Intercollegiate...... 311-314-303=928...... 7 of 14 5/14-15 Linger Longer Invitational...... 293-299-293=885...... 5 of 12 5/18-20 NCAA East Regional...... 304-293-284=881...... 9 of 27 5/31-6/3 NCAA Championship...... 292-296-298=886.... 22 of 30 2006-07 Head Coach: Puggy Blackmon 9/15-17 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 309-290-287=886.... 17 of 18 10/14-15 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate...... 304-288-293=885...... 7 of 15 10/22-24 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational..... 292-304-319=915.... 16 of 18 11/6-7 Corde Valle Intercollegiate...... 284-292-296=872.T-14 of 17 2/18-20 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational...... 311-311-291=913.... 12 of 15 3/17-18 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 295-283-296=874...... 4 of 18 3/25-27 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 289-294-283=866...... 9 of 15 3/30-4/1 Augusta State Invitational...... 289-287-285=861...... 4 of 18 4/14-15 Robert Kepler Intercollegiate...... 294-313=607...T-4 of 18 4/20-22 SEC Championship...... 304-297-288=889...... 8 of 12 5/17-19 NCAA West Regional...... 273-269-278=820...... 1 of 27 5/30-6/2 NCAA Championship...... 291-289-280-287=1147.T-11 of 30 2007-08 Head Coach: Bill McDonald 9/14-16 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 292-288-289=869...T-1 of 18 10/-9 The Brickyard Collegiate...... 290-284-287=861...... 4 of 13 10/12-14 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate...... 291-284-296=871.... 12 of 15 10/21-23 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational..... 289-294-293=876...... 8 of 18 10/28-30 Callaway Golf Collegiate Match Play W Fla. St. 3-1-1, W Ala. 4-1, L Ga. Tech 2-3, L Fla. 1-4...... 4 of 16 2/17-19 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational...... 300-294-301=895.... 11 of 15 3/14-16 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 286-281-292=859...... 3 of 18 3/23-25 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 280-286-284=850...T-2 of 15 3/28-30 Furman Intercollegiate...... 290-294-298=882...... 3 of 24 4/4-6 Augusta State Invitational...... 296-277=573...... 4 of 18 4/18-20 SEC Championship...... 294-289-278=861...... 2 of 12 5/15-17 NCAA East Regional...... 288-293-278=859.... 16 of 27 2008-09 Head Coach: Bill McDonald 9/12-14 Carpet Capital Collegiate...... 294-291-285=870...... 3 of 18 9/26-28 Mason Rudolph Invitational...... 281-280-278=839...... 1 of 18 10/26-28 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational..... 297-302-313=912.... 16 of 18 11/3-4 Rees Jones Intercollegiate...... 291-290-298=879...... 1 of 12 3/8-9 General Jim Hackler Invitational...... 303-307-300=910...... 9 of 14 3/20-22 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational...... 291-288-286=865...... 1 of 18 3/29-31 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate...... 291-279-276=846...... 3 of 15

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Mark Anderson 2005 - Third Team • 2008 - Honorable Mention Mark Anderson put All-American bookends on his career, earning GCAA PING All-America honorable mention status as a senior after picking up third-team honors from the organization as a freshman. In his final season in the Garnet and Black, Anderson turned in seven top-20 finishes, reaching the status in six of the seven tourna- ments in the spring, to grab a spot on the All-SEC first team for the second time in his career. As a freshman, he also earned first-team all-conference honors and was named the league’s Freshman of the Year.

George Bryan IV 2007, 2009 - Honorable Mention • 2010 - Third Team George Bryan IV joins David Seawell (1994-96) and Kyle Thompson (1999-2001) as the only three-time All-Americans in South Carolina annals. He earned a selection to the PING All-America Third Team in 2010 after being named an Honorable Mention selection in 2007 and 2009. Bryan wrapped up his career this season as one of the most prolific golfers in South Carolina history. His career scoring average of 72.37 stands atop the record books, as does his average of 71.35 for the 2009-10 season. Ranked 39th in the nation in the final Golfweek/Sagarin release, he tied for medalist honors twice during his senior season - including the SEC Championship - falling in playoffs on both occasions. The native of Chapin, S.C., earned four top-five finishes and eight top-20 showings in 11 events this season. For his career, he posted 17 career top-10 finishes in 46 tournaments, ranking fourth in school history.

Michael Christie 1992 - Honorable Mention Michael Christie was an all-SEC selection and an honorable mention All-American in 1992. He had seven top-10 finishes in tournament play, including a third-place finish at the 1991 Metro Conference Champion- ship. After a successful collegiate career, Christie completed his degree in retailing and participated in the PGA qualifying school.

Eric Ecker 1998, 1999 - Honorable Mention Eric Ecker was named honorable mention All-America in both his sophomore and junior seasons. As a sopho- more he captured the 1998 SEC Championship with a two-day score of eight-under. He participated in every South Carolina tournament in his four years at the school and ranked as one of USC’s all-time bests in terms of low tournament score and single-round low.

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Webb Heintzelman 1984 - Honorable Mention A 1984 graduate of South Carolina, Webb Heintzelman earned All-American honors his senior year. While play- ing for the Gamecocks, Heintzelman claimed the 1984 Tar Heel Invitational crown and established a new course record with a round of 65.

Mike Holland 1978 - Honorable Mention A 1978 graduate, Mike Holland earned All-America honors his final season. Holland won the S.C. Amateur in 1976, finished ninth in the NCAAs in 1978 and played five years on the PGA Tour. Holland teamed with Vance Heafner to win the Walt Disney Team Championship in 1981, and, in 1982, finished second in the St. Jude Memphis Classic.

Jeff Hull 1989 - Honorable Mention Jeff Hull earned All-America honors in 1989 as a senior. Hull finished 13th in the 1989 NCAAs. He was also named an All-American Scholar and played in the United States Amateur Championship.

Eirik Johansen 2003, 2006 - Honorable Mention Eirik Johansen earned honorable mention All-America honors as a freshman and again as a senior. Johansen shined during his first season as a Gamecock, leading the team with a 72.53 stroke average. He went on to be- come a three-time first-team All-SEC selection after playing in every tournament South Carolina entered during his career. Johansen concluded his career with 20 top-10 finishes.

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Steve Liebler 1980, 1981 - Honorable Mention A 1981 graduate, Steve Liebler was a two-time All-American in 1980 and 1981. Liebler claimed four top-10 fin- ishes during his career. He captured the Eastern Amateur in 1981 and won the 1979 Guilford College Intercol- legiate Tournament. After five years on the professional golf tour, he returned to his alma mater as head coach. The Virginia native coached USC to six NCAA Championship tournaments in his tenure.

Carl Paulson 1993 - Honorable Mention Carl Paulson earned All-America honors in 1993. As a Gamecock, Paulson compiled four individual medalist honors, more than anyone ever to wear the garnet and black. He was the Metro Conference Champion in 1991 and was named SEC Player of the Year in 1993. Paulson won the 1995 PGA Tour Qualifying School. Paulson is currently playing professionally.

Allen Powers 1968 - Honorable Mention In 1968, Allen Powers was named to the All-America team and finished in the NCAA top five. A 1968 graduate of USC, Powers won the Carolinas’ Four-Ball Tournament four times and captured the S.C. Amateur in 1982. Powers’ other collegiate victories included the 1967 South Carolina Intercollegiate and the 1968 Palmetto Intercollegiate.

Brett Quigley 1991 - Honorable Mention A 1991 graduate, Quigley earned honorable mention All-America honors in his senior season. Quigley also garnered Academic All-America laurels and made first team All-Metro Conference that season. He was second in the 1989 Metro Conference Tournament and posted a 72.9 stroke average his senior year. The Barrington, R.I., native is currently having a successful professional career, including a top-20 finish on the PGA’s money list in 2006.

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David Seawell 1994 - Second Team • 1995, 1996 - Honorable Mention David Seawell was named second-team All-America as a sophomore. He won the Carpet Capital Collegiate in 1994 and led the nation in stroke average at one time. Seawell tied for fourth in the NCAA East Regional and qualified as an individual for the NCAA Finals. He qualified for the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio, as a junior, en route to honorable mention All-America honors.

Mark Silvers III 2009 - Honorable Mention Mark Silvers III earned Honorable Mention All-America status his senior season at South Carolina with a team- best 72.74 stroke average and an 18th-place finish at the NCAA Championship. He recorded four top-10 and eight top-20 showings, the most impressive of which was a tie for 10th at the NCAA Southeast Regional. He fired a final-round 64 to vault the Gamecocks up the leaderboard and into the NCAA Championship. Silvers was also named the 2009 SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Kyle Thompson 1999 - Second Team • 2000, 2001 - Honorable Mention Kyle Thompson was named an All-American three times (1999, 2000, 2001). In 1999, he captured individual championships in both the Seminole Classic and the NCAA East Regional, where he set a school record of 63 in the final round. After winning the 2001 NCAA West Regional, Thompson broke Carl Paulson’s school record for most individual titles with five. He is the only golfer in the history of the NCAA to win two different regionals. Thompson earned his PGA Tour card for 2008.

David Tolley 1984 - Honorable Mention David Tolley earned All-America honors in 1984 and graduated from South Carolina the same year. Tolley gained national recognition while at South Carolina by playing in the 1983 Masters Tournament. Tolley shot a 77-74 at The Masters, missing the cut by only four shots. He was runner-up in the 1982 U.S. Amateur before losing to Jay Sigel.

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Fred Wadsworth 1984 - Second Team Fred Wadsworth was named to the 1984 All-America squad. As a senior, Wadsworth placed ninth at the NCAA Championships. He collected victories at the Imperial Lakes Invitational and the South Carolina Invitational. In 1986, Wadsworth joined the PGA Tour and captured the Southern Open Championship. He was the last Monday qualifier to win on the PGA Tour for 24 years until Arjun Atwal captured the 2010 Wyndham Championship.

Rick Williams 1990 - Honorable Mention Rick Williams was named to the 1988 All-America and All-Metro squads. Williams earned All-Metro honors again in 1990 by capturing the conference individual title. He finished his collegiate career with a 44th-place showing at the 1990 NCAA East Regional.

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Metro Southeastern Conference Conference (1984-1991) (1992-present)

Bruce Bulina Carl Paulson Mark Anderson David Seawell 1986 - First Team 1991 - First Team 2005 - First Team 1994 - First Team 2008 - First Team 1995 - First Team Michael Christie Brett Quigley 1996 - First Team 1991 - First Team 1989 - First Team George Bryan IV 1990 - First Team 2008 - First Team Mark Silvers III Robert Dargan 1991 - First Team 2009 - Second Team 2009 - Second Team 1988 - First Team 2010 - First Team Fred Wadsworth Kyle Thompson Webb Heintzelman 1984 - First Team Wesley Bryan 1998 - First Team 1984 - First Team 2010 - Second Team 1999 - First Team Rick Williams 2000 - Second Team Robert Hrubala 1989 - First Team Michael Christie 2001 - First Team 1986 - First Team 1990 - First Team 1992 - Second Team Paul Woodbury Jeff Hull Eric Ecker 2010 - Second Team 1989 - First Team 1998 - First Team 1999 - First Team PLAYERS OF THE WEEK SEC Player of the Year 2000 - Second Team Mark Anderson Florian Fritsch March 15, 2005 2006 - Second Team March 23, 2005

Alex Hamilton George Bryan IV 2004 - Second Team March 28, 2007 April 4, 2007 Eirik Johansen March 17, 2008 2003 - First Team --(also National Player of the 2004 - First Team Week by GolfWeek/GolfWorld) 2006 - First Team April 1, 2009 1993 - Carl Paulson Chad Mason Eirik Johansen 1995 - Second Team Feb. 11, 2004 SEC Freshman of the Year Carl Paulson Johan Kok 1992 - Second Team Sept. 15, 2000 (GolfWorld 1993 - First Team National Player of the Week)

Brent Roof Martin Rominger 1997 - Second Team Feb. 6, 2002

Martin Rominger Kyle Thompson 2002 - Second Team Oct. 13, 2000 (GolfWorld 2004 - Second Team National Player of the Week) 1997 - Brent Roof 2005 - Mark Anderson

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2010 2010 Jake Thompson Stephen Waters George Bryan IV George Bryan IV William Waters Patrick Rada Wesley Bryan 2004 Paul Woodbury Dykes Harbin Nash Elliot 1994 Dean Hester Alex Hamilton Chad Mason 2009 Bryan Miller Jason Huguet Joel Pack Patrick Rada Eirik Johansen Brett Pendergast George Bryan IV Clint Tolleson David Kite Stephen Waters Patrick Rada Paul Woodbury Matthew Robinson William Waters Mark Silvers III Martin Rominger 2009 West Streib 1993 2008 Sam Braver Robert Svensson Chad Mason Mark Anderson George Bryan IV Jake Thompson Carl Paulson Patrick Cunning Wesley Bryan Brett Pendergast Mark Silvers III Patrick Cunning 2003 Baker Elmore Nash Elliot 2007 Allen Koon Matthew Giffin Warren Thomas Bryan Miller Alex Hamilton Patrick Rada Jason Huguet Mark Silvers III Matthew Robinson 2006 Clint Tolleson West Streib Eirik Johansen Paul Woodbury Lee Taylor Jake Thompson 2005 2008 Alex Hamilton Mark Anderson 2002 Eirik Johansen George Bryan IV Nash Elliot West Streib Patrick Cunning Johan Kok Baker Elmore Scott Feaster Mark Silvers III Allen Koon 2004 2009 SEC Scholar-Athlete Bryan Miller 2001 Alex Hamilton of the Year Martin Rominger Patrick Rada Lars Cederqvist Mark Silvers III Johan Kok Jake Thompson Warren Thomas Brent Roof Paul Woodbury Kyle Thompson 2001 Kyle Thompson 2007 2000 Mark Anderson Lars Cederqvist 1997 George Bryan IV Chris Ekebergh Jack Kransteuber Patrick Cunning Brent Roof Baker Elmore Kyle Thompson 1991 David Kite Brett Quigley Patrick Rada 1999 Mark Silvers III John Bloomfield Warren Thomas Mark Catalano 1990 Paul Woodbury Lars Cederqvist Brett Quigley Chris Ekebergh 2006 Brent Roof Mark Anderson Kyle Thompson West Streib Patrick Cunning 2005 SEC Scholar-Athlete Baker Elmore 1998 of the Year Eirik Johansen Mark Catalano David Kite Lars Cederqvist Allen Koon Chris Ekebergh Mark Silvers III Jake Kransteuber Warren Thomas Brent Roof

2005 1997 Mark Anderson Mark Catalano Tyler Callahan Jake Kransteuber Patrick Cunning Alex Hamilton 1996 Eirik Johansen Jake Kransteuber David Kite West Streib 1995 Robert Svensson Jake Kransteuber Warren Thomas Chad Mason

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Season Average Single-Season Top-5 Finishes Team Championships Year Rds. Strokes Avg. 1. 1998-99 9 Rees Jones Inter., 10/5-6/09 300-280-289=869 1. 2009-10 31 8,919 287.70 2. 2008-09 8 Cavalier Classic, 4/25/09 286 2. 2007-08 32 9,256 289.25 2007-08 8 Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 3/20-22/09 291-288-286=865 3. 1997-98 39 11,292 289.54 1997-98 8 Rees Jones Inter., 11/3-4/08 291-290-298=879 4. 2000-01 35 10,199 291.40 1987-88 8 Mason Rudolph Inv., 9/26-28/08 281-280-278=839 5. 2008-09 34 9,890 290.88 6. 2009-10 7 NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 273-269-278=820 6. 2003-04 37 10,787 291.54 2003-04 7 Bank of Tenn. Inter., 10/15-16/05 286-284-289=859 7. 2006-07 36 10,535 292.64 1990-91 7 The Palmetto, Inter., 3/15-16/04 278-281-288=847 8. 1999-2000 36 10,541 292.81 1983-84 7 Mercedes-Benz Coll., 2/8-10/04 288-289-284=861 9. 1991-92 38 11,159 293.66 10. 1996-97 6 Turtle Bay inter., 11/3-4/03 297-294-300=891 10. 1996-97 38 11,162 293.74 1988-89 6 Inverness Inter., 9/18-19/00 292-285-299=876 Seminole Inter., 3/9-10/99 285-300=585 Mercedes-Benz Coll., 2/28-3/2/98 277-282-290=849 Palmetto Classic, 9/15-16/97 282-279-284=845 Kemira Inter., 4/17-19/92 276-288-289=853 Metro Conf., Champ., 5/9-11/91 289-295-304=888 Furman Inter., 3/29-31/91 288-289=577 Palmetto Inter., 3/15-17/91 293-292-302=887 ODU/Seascape Inv., 11/3-4/90 277-287=564 Gamecock Inv., 3/9-10/89 295-305-306=906 Gamecock Inv., 3/11-1/88 295-293-296=884 Wolfpack-Lochmere Inv., 11/2-3/87 276-283=559 South Carolina Inv., 3/15-17/84 NA South Carolina Invitational, 1983-84 846 Yale Invitational, 1981-82 NA Ohio State Buckeye Inv., 1981-82 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1981-82 NA Guildford College Intercollegiate, 1979-80 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 4/3-5/79 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 4/5-8/78 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1968-69 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 4/5-6/68 NA ACC Championship, 5/8-9/64 751 South Carolina Intercollegiate, 4/17-18/64 NA South Carolina claimed its first NCAA Regional title in 2007 with the second-lowest 54-hole score in school history. All five Gamecocks broke par, including three who were double-digits under. South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1962-63 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1961-62 NA South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1949 NA

18-Hole Score 54-Hole Tournament 1. Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 266 1. Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 816 (267-277-272) 2. Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 267 2. NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 820 (273-269-278) 3. NCAA Southeast Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/16/09 269 3. NCAA Southeast Regional 829 (273-287-269) NCAA West Regional, 2nd Rd., 5/18/07 269 4. Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/3-4/10 833 (286-266-281) 5. Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, 2nd Rd., 3/29/10 272 5. Mason Rudolph Invitational, 9/26-28/08 839 (281-280-278) Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 3rd Rd. 10/12/99 272 6. Palmetto Classic, 9/15-16/97 845 (275-284-286) Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate, 3rd Rd., 4/11/99 272 Gator Invitational, 2/8-9/97 845 (275-284-286) 8. NCAA Southeast Regional, 1st Rd., 5/14/09 273 8. NCAA East Regional, 5/20-22/10 846 (286-285-275) NCAA West Regional, 1st Rd., 5/17/07 273 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, 3/29-31/09 846 (291-279-276) 10. Mason Rudolph Invitational, 1st Rd., 9/25/09 274 South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1983-84 846 (NA)

36-Hole Tournament 72-Hole Tournament 1. Mason Rudolph Invitational, 9/25-27/09 556 (274-282) 1. NCAA Championship, 5/17-30/98 1146 (285-281-284-296) 2. Wolfpack-Lochmere Inv., 11/2-3/87 559 (276-283) 2. NCAA Championship, 5/30-6/2/07 1147 (291-289-280-287) 3. ODU/Seascape Inv., 11/3-4/90 564 (277-287) 3. NCAA Championship, 5/20-23/84 1170 (294-296-288-292) 4. SEC Championship, 4/17-19/98 568 (288-280) 4. NCAA Championship, 5/25-28/88 1186 (298-298-295-296) 5. Palmetto Inter., 2/24-26/89 571 (288-283) 5. NCAA Championship, 6/5-8/91 1200 (311-295-298-296) 6. Augusta State Inv., 4/4-6/08 573 (296-277) 6. NCAA Championship, 6/7-10/78 1201 (301-299-303-298) 7. Palmetto-Cleveland Golf Coll., 3/17-18/03 575 (293-282) 8. Furman Inter., 3/29-31/91 577 (288-289) 9. Mason Rudolph Championship, 9/22-23/03 580 (290-290) 10. ImperiaLakes Invitational, 3/1-2/91 582 (290-292)

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Individual Medalists

Chronological Alphabetical George Bryan IV (tie) SEC Championship, 4/16-18/10 70-66-68=204 Chip Allen Allen Powers Paul Woodbury (tie) Seminole Intercollegiate, 3/12-14/10 70-73-69=212 1973 Pinehurst Invitational 1967 South Carolina Intercollegiate Paul Woodbury (tie) Rees Jones Intercollegiate, 10/5-6/09 74-68-72=214 1967 Palmetto Intercollegiate George Bryan IV (tie) Rees Jones Intercollegiate, 10/5-6/09 74-71-69=214 Mark Anderson Wesley Bryan (tie) Rees Jones Intercollegiate, 11/3-4/08 73-71-74=218 2005 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Chip Prezioso Paul Woodbury (tie) Rees Jones Intercollegiate, 11/3-4/08 72-72-74=218 1973 Houston Lakes Invitational George Bryan IV Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 3/14-16/08 73-66-69=208 George Bryan IV Mark Anderson Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 3/19-20/05 72-71-72=215 2008 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Willie Ramsey Eirik Johansen The Palmetto Inter., 3/15-16/04 67-68-69=204 2009 Rees Jones Intercollegiate (tie) 1971 South Carolina Intercollegiate Kyle Thompson NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/01 71-67-70=208 2010 SEC Championship (tie) 1972 South Carolina Intercollegiate Kyle Thompson Carpet Capital Classic, 10/6-8/00 69-69-70=208 Johan Kok The Ridges Inter., 9/8-10/00 71-66-71=208 Wesley Bryan Rick Sapp John Bloomfield Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 65-66-66=197 2008 Rees Jones Intercollegiate (tie) 1982 South Carolina Intercollegiate Kyle Thompson NCAA East Regional, 5/20-22/99 72-73-63=208 Kyle Thompson Seminole Inter., 3/9-10/99 69-73=142 John Bloomfield Daniel Seawell Eric Ecker SEC Championship, 4/17-19/98 70-66=136 1999 Taylor Made/Red River Classic 1991 William H. Tucker Invitational Kyle Thompson Palmetto Classic, 9/15-16/97 70-68-71=209 David Seawell Carpet Capital Classic, 4/1-3/94 69-68-73=210 Randy Burkhart David Seawell Carl Paulson Billy Hitchcock Inter., 4/23-25/93 73-70-68=211 1979 South Carolina Intercollegiate 1994 Carpet Capital Collegiate Carl Paulson PING Inter., 4/10-11/93 67-68-74=209 Carl Paulson LSU Invitational, 10/28-29/91 74-70-71=215 Daniel Seawell William H. Tucker Inv., 9/30-10/1/91 69-67-74=210 Eric Ecker Jackie Seawell Carl Paulson Metro Conf. Champ., 5/9-11/91 73-73-72=218 1998 SEC Championship 1964 South Carolina Intercollegiate Rick Williams Metro Conf. Champ., 5/10-12/90 74-68-78=220 Rick Williams Palmetto Inter., 2/24-26/89 70-66=136 Norman Flynn Robert Svensson Rick Williams Wolfpack-Lochmere Inv., 11/2-3/87 68-66=134 1961 South Carolina Intercollegiate 2003 Hawaii/Turtle Bay Intercollegiate Bruce Bolina Furman Inter., 1986-87 NA Webb Heintzelman Tar Heel Inv., 4/13-15/84 68-65-75=208 Webb Heintzelman Kyle Thompson Fred Wadsworth South Carolina Inv., 3/15-17/84 212 1984 Tar Heel Invitational 1997 Palmetto Classic Fred Wadsworth ImperiaLake Inter., 3/2-4/84 206 1999 Seminole Classic Rick Sepp South Carolina Intercollegiate., 1982-83 NA Eirik Johansen 1999 NCAA East Regional Steve Liebler Andy Bean Intercollegiate, 1980-81 NA 2004 The Palmetto Intercollegiate 2000 Carpet Capital Collegiate Greg McBride South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1980-81 NA 2001 NCAA West Regional Steve Liebler Guilford College Invitational, 1979-80 213 Johan Kok Steve Liebler Southeastern Intercollegiate., 4/5-7/80 74-74-68=213 2000 Ridges Intercollegiate Fred Wadsworth Randy Burkhart South Carolina Intercollegiate., 4/3-5/79 NA 1984 Imperial Lakes Invitational Chip Allen Pinehurst Invitational, 1972-73 225 Happ Lathrop 1984 Gamecock Invitational Chip Prezioso Houston Lakes Invitational, 1972-73 NA 1968 South Carolina Intercollegiate Wylie Ramsey South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1971-72 NA Rick Williams Wylie Ramsey South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1970-71 NA Steve Liebler 1988 Wolfpack Invitational Happ Lathrop South Carolina Intercollegiate., 4/5-6/68 NA Allen Powers Palmetto Intercollegiate., 3/29-30/68 NA 1979 Guilford College Invitational 1989 Palmetto Invitational Allen Powers South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1966-67 NA 1980 Andy Bean Intercollegiate 1990 Metro Conference Championship Jackie Seawell South Carolina Intercollegiate., 4/17-18/64 NA 1981 Southeastern Intercollegiate Norman Flynn South Carolina Intercollegiate, 1960-61 NA Paul Woodbury Greg McBride 2008 Rees Jones Intercollegiate (tie) 1980 South Carolina Intercollegiate 2009 Rees Jones Intercollegiate (tie) 2010 Seminole Intercollegiate (tie) Carl Paulson 1991 Metro Conference Championship 1991 LSU National Invitational 1993 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1993 Ping Intercollegiate

Rick Williams became the first Gamecock to win an individual conference championship when he took the 1990 Metro title.

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Career Average (Min. 60 rds. and two years) Season Average (Min. 18 rounds) Player Years Rds. Strokes Avg. Player Year Rds. Strokes Avg. 1. George Bryan IV 2006-10 133 9,626 72.37 1. George Bryan IV 2009-10 31 2,212 71.35 2. Wesley Bryan 2008-present 65 4,721 72.63 2. Kyle Thompson 2000-01 35 2,514 71.83 3. Kyle Thompson 1997-2000 150 10,921 72.81 3. Webb Heintzelman 1983-84 37 2,663 71.97 4. David Seawell 1993-96 141 10,300 73.05 4. Mark Anderson 2007-08 29 2,088 72.00 5. Eirik Johansen 2002-06 147 10,749 73.12 5. Paul Woodbury 2009-10 31 2,234 72.06 6. Mark Silvers III 2005-09 79 5,779 73.15 6. Wesley Bryan 2009-10 31 2,236 72.12 7. Eric Ecker 1996-2000 153 11,208 73.25 7. Eric Ecker 1997-98 39 2,814 72.15 8. Martin Rominger 2001-04 108 7,916 73.30 8. David Seawell 1993-94 31 2,239 72.23 9. Florian Fritsch 2005-07 63 4,633 73.54 9. George Bryan IV 2007-08 32 2,319 72.47 10. Jeff Hull 1985-89 82 6,042 73.68 10. Eirik Johansen 2002-03 38 2,756 72.53 11. Mark Anderson 2004-08 122 8,994 73.72 11. David Seawell 1995-96 37 2,689 72.68 12. John Bloomfield 1998-2001 89 6,580 73.93 12. Mark Silvers III 2008-09 34 2,473 72.74 13. Rick Williams 1987-90 109 8,063 73.97 13. Martin Rominger 2003-04 37 2,692 72.76 14. Alex Hamilton 2002-05 124 9,196 74.16 14. George Bryan IV 2008-09 34 2,476 72.82 15. Carl Paulson 1989-93 137 10,174 74.26 15. Eirik Johansen 2005-06 39 2,840 72.82 16. Brett Quigley 1987-91 136 10,101 74.27 16. Eirik Johansen 2003-04 37 2,695 72.84 17. Brent Roof 1996-2000 80 5,945 74.31 17. Kyle Thompson 1999-2000 36 2,623 72.86 18. Johan Kok 1998-02 60 4,459 74.32 18. George Bryan IV 2006-07 36 2,624 72.89 19. Patrick Rada 2006-10 73 5,429 74.37 19. Michael Christie 1991-92 38 2,771 72.92 20. Mark Catalano 1996-99 94 6,991 74.37 20. Brett Quigley 1990-91 37 2,700 72.97

Career Top-5 Finishes Career Top-10 Finishes 1. Kyle Thompson 1997-2000 14 1. Kyle Thompson 1997-2000 22 David Seawell 1993-96 14 2. Eirik Johansen 2002-06 20 3. George Bryan IV 2006-10 11 David Seawell 1993-96 20 4. Eirik Johansen 2002-06 9 4. George Bryan IV 2006-10 17 5. Eric Ecker 1996-2000 8 5. Eric Ecker 1996-2000 16 6. Carl Paulson 1989-93 7 6. Carl Paulson 1989-93 14 7. Rick Williams 1987-90 7 7. Brett Quigley 1987-91 12 8. Fred Wadsworth 1982-84 6 8. Rick Williams 1987-90 11 9. Brett Quigley 1987-91 5 Fred Wadsworth 1982-84 11 Martin Rominger 2001-04 5 10. Martin Rominger 2001-04 9 Michael Christie 1990-92 5 Robert Dargan, Jr. 1987-91 9 Jeff Hull 1985-89 5 Greg Sweatt 1983-84 5 Webb Hentzelman 1983-84 5 Clay Uselton 1980-84 5

Kyle Thompson (1997-2002) holds a variety of school records, including most individual victories with five. He won the only NCAA Regional individual medal in school history.

Single-Season Top 5s Single-Season Top 10s 1. Kyle Thompson 1998-99 6 1. Fred Wadsworth 1983-84 9 2. David Seawell 1993-94 5 2. Eirik Johansen 2002-03 7 Carl Paulson 1992-93 5 Kyle Thompson 1998-99 7 Webb Heintzelman 1983-84 5 David Seawell 1993-94 7 5. George Bryan IV 2009-10 4 5. Wesley Bryan 2009-10 6 Eirik Johansen 2003-04 4 Eirik Johansen 2005-06 6 Martin Rominger 2003-04 4 Eirik Johansen 2003-04 6 Kyle Thompson 2000-01 4 Eric Ecker 1998-99 6 Eric Ecker 1997-98 4 Eric Ecker 1997-98 6 David Seawell 1995-96 4 David Seawell 1994-95 6 Fred Wadsworth 1983-84 4 Carl Paulson 1992-93 6 Michael Christie 1991-92 6 Brett Quigley 1990-91 6 Webb Heintzelman 1983-84 6

Carl Paulson’s five top-five finishes in 1992-93 are tied for second in school history.

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72-Hole Tournament Total First-Round Score 1. Mark Silvers III NCAA Champ., 5/30-6/2/07 281 (74-66-73-68) 1. Kyle Thompson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 64 2. Jake Kransteuber NCAA Champ., 5/27-30/98 285 (68-74-71-72) Daniel Brunson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/12/98 64 Fred Wadsworth NCAA Champ., 5/20-23/84 285 (69-69-72-75) 3. John Bloomfield Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 65 4. George Bryan IV NCAA Champ., 5/30-6/2/07 286 (70-72-66-78) Jake Kransteuber Gator Invitational, 1st Rd., 2/8/97 65 5. Mike Holland NCAA Champ., 6/7-10/78 287 (73-71-72-71) Bruce Bulina Furman Invitational, 1st Rd., 1987 65 6. Mark Catalano NCAA Champ., 5/27-30/98 288 (72-68-75-73) 6. George Bryan IV Augusta State Inv., 1st Rd., 3/30/07 66 7. Mark Anderson NCAA Champ., 5/30-6/2/07 290 (74-71-71-74) Mark Anderson Southern Highlands Collegiate, 1st Rd., 3/11/05 66 Warren Thomas NCAA Champ., 5/20-6/2/07 290 (73-69-74-74) Eirik Johansen Atlanta Intercollegiate, 1st Rd., 3/29/04 66 Eric Ecker NCAA Champ., 5/27-30/98 290 (74-69-72-75) Eric Ecker Palmetto Dune Collegiate, 1st Rd., 11/5/99 66 10. Jeff Hull NCAA Champ., 5/25-28/88 291 (69-70-79-73) David Seawell Tennessee Tourn. of Champions, 1st Rd., 10/2/94 66 54-Hole Tournament Total Second-Round Score 1. John Bloomfield Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 197 (65-66-66) 1. David Seawell Gator Invitational, 2nd Rd., 2/10/96 63 2. George Bryan IV Hootie at Bulls Bay, 3/29-31/09 201 (69-67-65) 2. Wesley Bryan Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/29/10 64 3. David Seawell Gator Invitational, 2/10-11/96 202 (70-63-69) 3. George Bryan IV Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 65 4. David Seawell Gator Invitational, 2/18-19/95 203 (68-67-68) Wesley Bryan Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 65 5. George Bryan IV SEC Championship, 4/16-18/10 204 (70-66-68) George Bryan IV Bank of Tenn. Inter., 2nd Rd., 10/13/07 65 George Bryan IV NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 204 (68-67-69) Eirik Johansen Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/5/03 65 Eirik Johansen The Palmetto Inter., 3/15-16/04 204 (67-68-69) Nash Elliott Seminole Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/10/03 65 Jake Kransteuber Gator Invitational, 2/8-9/97 204 (65-70-69) Webb Heintzelman Tar Heel Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/14/84 65 9. Eirik Johansen Augusta State Inv., 4/5-6/03 205 (72-65-68) 9. George Bryan IV SEC Championship, 2nd Rd., 4/17/10 66 10. George Bryan IV Augusta State Inv., 4/3-4/10 206 (72-65-69) Patrick Rada Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/29/10 66 Paul Woodbury Augusta State Inv., 4/3-4/10 206 (69-67-70) Mark Silvers III Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/5/08 66 Mark Anderson NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 206 (68-68-70) George Bryan IV Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 2nd Rd., 3/15/08 66 Florian Fritsch NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 206 (68-67-71) Mark Silvers III NCAA Championship, 2nd Rd., 5/31/07 66 Eric Ecker Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 206 (68-68-70) Alex Hamilton Gary Koch Inter., 2nd Rd., 10/11/04 66 Kyle Thompson Red River Classic, 10/11/-12/99 206 (64-74-68) Martin Rominger The Palmetto Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/15/04 66 David Seawell Gator Invitational, 2/19-20/94 206 (69-71-66) Alex Hamilton Palmeto-Cleveland Golf Coll, 2nd Rd., 3/17/03 66 Fred Wadsworth ImperiaLake Inter., 3/2-4/84 206 (NA) Martin Rominger Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/6/02 66 Kyle Thompson GolfWorld Inter., 2nd Rd., 11/4/00 66 36-Hole Tournament Total Johan Kok The Ridges Inter., 2nd Rd., 9/9/00 66 1. Rick Williams Wolfpack-Lochmere Inv., 11/2-3/87 134 (68-66) John Bloomfield Red River Classic, 2nd Rd., 10/11/99 66 2. Patrick Rada Mason Rudolph Inv., 9/25-27/09 136 (67-69) Eric Ecker SEC Championship, 2nd Rd., 4/18/98 66 Eric Ecker SEC Championship, 4/17-19/98 136 (70-66) David Seawell C.C. of Louisiana Coll., 2nd Rd., 11/1/93 66 Rick Williams Palmetto Inter., 2/24-26/89 136 (70-66) Rick Williams Palmetto Inter., 2nd Rd., 2/25/89 66 5. Clint Tolleson Mason Rudolph Inv., 9/25-27/09 139 (68-71) Rick Williams Wolfpack-Lochmere Inv., 2nd Rd., 11/2/87 66 Martin Rominger Mason Rudolph Champ., 9/22-23/03 139 (72-67) Daniel Seawell ODU/Seascape inv., 11/3-4/90 139 (67-72) Third-Round Score 8. George Bryan IV Mason Rudolph Inv., 9/25-27/09 140 (69-71) 1. Kyle Thompson NCAA East Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/22/99 63 Mark Anderson Augusta State Inv., 4/4-6/08 140 (71-69) 2. Mark Silvers III NCAA Southeast Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/16/09 64 Alex Hamilton Palmetto-Cleveland Golf Coll., 3/17-18/03 140 (74-66) 3. George Bryan IV Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 3rd Rd., 3/31/09 65 Kyle Thompson SEC Championship, 4/17-19/98 140 (70-70) Eirik Johansen Carpet Capital Coll., 3rd Rd., 10/5/03 65 Robert Dargan, Jr. Furman Inter., 3/29-31/91 140 (69-71) 5. George Bryan IV NCAA East Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/22/10 66 Brett Quigley Furman Inter., 3/29/-31/91 140 (73-67) Kyle Thompson SEC Championship, 3rd Rd., 4/23/00 66 John Bloomfield Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 3rd Rd., 10/12/99 66 18-Hole Score Eric Ecker Carpet Capital Coll., 3rd Rd., 10/3/99 66 1. Kyle Thompson NCAA East Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/22/99 63 David Seawell Gator Inv., 3rd Rd., 2/20/94 66 David Seawell Gator Invitational, 2nd Rd., 2/10/96 63 Michael Christie William H. Tucker Inv., 3rd Rd., 10/1/91 66 3. Wesley Bryan Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/29/10 64 Mark Silvers III NCAA Southeast Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/16/09 64 Kyle Thompson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 64 Daniel Brunson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/12/98 64 7. George Bryan IV Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 65 Wesley Bryan Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 65 George Bryan IV Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 3rd Rd., 3/31/09 65 George Bryan IV Bank of Tenn. Inter., 2nd Rd., 10/13/07 65 John Bloomfield Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 65 Jake Kransteuber Gator Invitational, 1st Rd., 2/8/97 65 Bruce Bulina Furman Invitational, 1st Rd., 1987 65 Eirik Johansen Carpet Capital Coll., 3rd Rd., 10/5/03 65 Eirik Johansen Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/5/03 65 Nash Elliott Seminole Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/10/03 65 Webb Heintzelman Tar Heel Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/14/84 65

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Senior Junior Season Average (Min. 18 rounds) Season Average (Min. 18 rounds) Player Year Rds. Strokes Avg. Player Year Rds. Strokes Avg. 1. George Bryan IV 2009-10 31 2,212 71.35 1. Martin Rominger 2003-04 37 2,692 72.76 2. Webb Heintzelman 1983-84 37 2,663 71.97 2. George Bryan IV 2008-09 34 2,476 72.82 3. Mark Anderson 2007-08 29 2,088 72.00 3. Kyle Thompson 1999-2000 36 2,623 72.86 4. Paul Woodbury 2009-10 31 2,234 72.04 4. Eric Ecker 1998-99 40 2,924 73.10 5. David Seawell 1995-96 37 2,689 72.68 5. Mark Silvers III 2007-08 23 1,682 73.13 54-Hole Tournament Total 54-Hole Tournament Total 1. David Seawell Gator Inv., 2/10-11/96 202 (70-63-69) 1. John Bloomfield Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 197 (65-66-66) 2. George Bryan IV SEC Championship, 4/16-18/10 204 (70-66-68) 2. George Bryan IV Hootie at Bulls Bay, 3/29-31/09 201 (69-67-65) 3. George Bryan IV Administaff Augusta State Inv., 4/3-4/10 206 (72-65-69) 3. David Seawell Gator Inv., 2/18-19/95 203 (68-67-68) Paul Woodbury Administaff Augusta State Inv., 4/3-4/10 206 (69-67-70) 4. Jake Kransteuber Gator Inv., 2/8-9/97 204 (65-70-69) Eric Ecker Taylor Made/Red River, 10/11-12/99 206 (68-68-70) 5. Mark Anderson NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 206 (68-68-70) Fred Wadsworth ImperiaLakes Inter., 3/2-4/84 206 (NA) Kyle Thompson Red River Classic, 10/11-12/99 206 (64-74-68) 18-Hole Score 18-Hole Score 1. David Seawell Gator Inv., 2nd Rd., 2/10/96 63 1. Kyle Thompson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 64 2. George Bryan IV Administaff Augusta St., 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 65 2. George Bryan IV Hootie at Bulls Bay Inter., 3rd Rd., 3/31/09 65 Webb Heintzelman Tar Heel Inv., 2nd Rd., 414/84 65 Nash Elliott Seminole Inter., 2nd Rd., 3/10/03 65 4. Alex Hamilton Gary Koch Inter., 2nd Rd., 10/11/04 66 John Bloomfield Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/11/99 65 Kyle Thompson GolfWorld Inter., 2nd Rd., 11/4/00 66 Jake Kransteuber Gator Inv., 1st Rd., 2/8/97 65 Eric Ecker Palmetto Dunes Coll., 1st Rd., 11/5/99 66 Eric Ecker Carpet Capital Classic, 3rd Rd., 10/3/99 66 Single-Season Top-5 Finishes Michael Christie William H. Tucker Inv., 3rd Rd., 10/1/91 66 1. George Bryan IV 2008-09 4 Martin Rominger 2003-04 4 Single-Season Top-5 Finishes 2. Eric Ecker 1998-99 3 1. Webb Heintzelman 1983-84 5 David Seawell 1994-95 3 2. George Bryan IV 2009-10 4 Rick WIlliams 1988-89 3 Kyle Thompson 2000-01 4 David Seawell 1995-96 4

Sophomore Freshman Season Average (Min. 18 rounds) Season Average (Min. 18 rounds) Player Year Rds. Strokes Avg. Player Year Rds. Strokes Avg. 1. Wesley Bryan 2009-10 31 2,236 72.12 1. Eirik Johansen 2002-03 38 2,756 72.53 2. Eric Ecker 1997-98 39 2,814 72.15 2. George Bryan IV 2006-07 36 2,624 72.89 3. David Seawell 1993-94 31 2,239 72.23 3. Martin Rominger 2001-02 33 2,409 73.00 4. George Bryan IV 2007-08 32 2,319 72.47 4. Wesley Bryan 2008-09 34 2,485 73.09 5. Eirik Johansen 2003-04 37 2,695 72.84 5. Kyle Thompson 1997-98 39 2,852 73.13 54-Hole Tournament Total 54-Hole Tournament Total 1. Eirik Johansen The Palmetto Inter., 3/15-16/04 204 (67-68-69) 1. George Bryan IV NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 204 (68-67-69) 2. Florian Fritsch NCAA West Regional, 5/17-19/07 206 (68-67-71) 2. Eirik Johansen Augusta State Inv., 4/5-6/03 205 (72-65-58) David Seawell Gator Inv., 2/19-20/94 206 (69-71-66) 3. Wesley Bryan NCAA SE Regional, 5/14-16/09 208 (69-72-67) 4. Wesley Bryan NCAA East Regional, 5/20-22/10 207 (71-66-70) Florian Fritsch Bank of Tenn. Inter., 10/15-16/05 208 (71-68-69) 5. George Bryan IV Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 3/14-16/08 208 (73-66-69) 5. Mark Anderson Southern Highlands Coll., 3/11-13/05 209 (66-72-71) Eirik Johansen Carpet Capital Collegiate, 10/3-5/03 208 (76-67-65) Martin Rominger Augusta State Inv., 4/5-6/03 209 (72-66-71) Johan Kok The Ridges Inter., 9/8-10/00 208 (71-66-71) Kyle Thompson Tenn. Tourn. of Champs., 9/29-30/97 209 (70-68-71) Kyle Thompson Palmetto Classic, 9/15-16/97 209 (70-68-71) 18-Hole Score 1. Kyle Thompson NCAA East Regional, 3rd Rd., 5/22/99 63 18-Hole Score 2. Wesley Bryan Hootie at Bulls Bay, 2nd Rd., 3/30/10 64 1. Daniel Brunson Taylor Made/Red River Classic, 1st Rd., 10/12/98 64 3. George Bryan IV Bank of Tenn. Inter., 2nd Rd., 10/13/07 65 2. Eirik Johansen Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd., 4/5/03 65 Eirik Johansen Carpet Capital Collegiate, 3rd Rd., 10/5/03 65 3. Four players, last, Bruce Bulina Furman Inter., 1st Rd., 1986-87 65 George Bryan IV NCAA Championship, 3rd Rd., 6/1/07 66 5. George Bryan IV Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv., 2nd Rd., 3/15/08 66 Nine others... 66 Single-Season Top-5 Finishes 1. Mark Anderson 2004-05 3 Single-Season Top-5 Finishes Kyle Thompson 1997-98 3 1. Kyle Thompson 1998-99 6 3. George Bryan IV 2006-07 2 2. David Seawell 1993-94 5 Eirik Johansen 2002-03 2 3. Eirik Johansen 2003-04 4 Brent Roof 1996-97 2 4. Eric Ecker 1997-98 4 David Seawell 1992-93 2

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