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OUTLOOK GENERAL INFORMATION Table of Contents/Quick Facts/Credits______1 Location______Dallas, Roster/2014-15 Schedule______2 Founded______1911 President______R. Gerald Turner (Abilene Christian, ‘68) /Payne Stewart Cup______3-4 Director of Athletics______Rick Hart (North Carolina, ‘94) Senior Woman Administrator______Monique Holland SMU MUSTANGS University Athletic Representative______C. Paul Rogers Head Coach Jason Enloe______5 Enrollment______10,981 Players______6-12 School Nickname______Mustangs Mascot______Peruna IX (a Shetland Pony) RECORDS/HISTORY Colors______Red (PMS 186) and Blue (PMS 286) 2013-14 Statistics/Results______13-15 School Website______www.SMU.edu 2013-14 American Athletic Conferece Championship______16 Ticket Office______(214) 768-4263, www.SMUTickets.com Program Records______17-18 All-Time Victories______19 TEAM INFORMATION/HISTORY NCAA/Conference Results______20 Home Course______Dallas Athletic Club Individual Honors______21 2013-14 AAC Finish______1st All-Time NCAA Results/1954 National Championship Team______22 2013-14 NCAA Regional Finish______4th Palmer Cup/Walker Cup______23 2013-14 NCAA Championship Finish______T-5th U.S. Amateur Success______24 First Season______1948 SMU Golfers In The Pros______25-26 NCAA Championship Appearances (Last)______16 (2014) National Championships______1 (1954) Conference Championships______8 (1953, 1955, 1956, 1988, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2014)

SMU ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT MUSTANG COACHING STAFF Head Coach______Jason Enloe (SMU, ‘96) In alignment with the educational mission of the University, we engage the community in Experience______1st at SMU (1st overall) meaningful ways and develop the resources necessary to graduate Student-Leaders and Athletic Trainer______Josh Stevens pursue championships. Above all else, we prepare Students for life. SMU MEDIA INFORMATION Men’s Golf Contact______Zach Balside Office Phone______214-768-1054 Cell Phone______970-310-3906 [email protected] Athletic Public Relations Office Phone______214-768-2883 Athletic Public Relations Office Fax ______214-768-2044 Athletic Public Relations Mailing Address: ______P.O. Box 0315 ______Dallas, Texas 75275-0315 Athletic Public Relations Street Address: ______Loyd All-Sports Center ______5800 Ownby Drive, Suite 305 ______Dallas, Texas 75205 SMU Website ______www.smumustangs.com Social Media Facebook______/SMUMustangs, /SMUGolfM Twitter______@SMUMustangs, @SMUGolfM, #PonyUp [email protected], #PonyUp /SMUMustangs @SMUMustangs TagBoard______#PonyUp /SMUGolfM @SMUGolfM #PonyUp

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1 Roster NAME HT CL HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) Ben Baxter 6-0 FR Flower Mound, Texas (iSchool) Maxime Blandin 6-0 JR Martinique, France Andrew Buchanan 6-3 SO Los Altos, Calif. Ryan Burgess 6-0 JR Santa Fe, Calif. (Torrey Pines) Bryson Dechambeau 6-1 JR Clovis, Calif. (Clovis East) Ryan Gronlund 5-8 FR Pleasanton, Calif. (Foothill High School) Alex Higgs 5-10 SO Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley North) Austin Smotherman 5-11 JR Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro) Gray Townsend 6-5 FR Winston-Salem, N.C. (Forsyth Country Day School)

Schedule Dates Event Location Course Sept. 14-16 GolfWeek Invitational Burlington, Iowa Oct. 5-7 Erin Hills Intercollegiate Erin, Wisc. Erin Hills Country Club Oct. 14 Payne Stewart Match Play Pinehurst, N.C. Pinehurst No. 2 Oct. 27-28 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate , Texas Royal Oaks Country Club Nov. 3-5 Gifford Collegiate Newport Beach, Calif. March 1-3 Querencia Cabo Collegiate * Los Cabos, Querencia March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters Las Vegas, Nev. April 3-5 Championship Nashville, Tenn. April 11-12 Robert Kepler Invitational Columbus, Ohio April 26-28 American Athletic Conference Lecanto, Fla. Black Diamond Ranch

* Hosted by SMU

2 Payne Stewart Three-time major winner and SMU alumni Payne Stewart tragically passed away in October of 1999, but his impact on the world of golf and the Mustangs’ program will last forever.

Stewart graduated from SMU in 1979 after winning the individual Southwest Conference championship that season. Stewart’s professional career began on the Asian Tour in 1979 and he won two tournaments in 1981. He then earned his PGA Tour card the following season and won his first PGA Tour event, the 1982 Quad Cities Open.

Stewart would total 11 PGA Tour wins in his career, and won his first major at the 1989 PGA Championship. The SMU Phi Gamma Delta member also won the U.S. Open twice – in 1991 and in 1999 after famously holing a 15-foot putt to beat by one stroke. In all, Stewart recorded 19 top-10 finishes in major events, including four runner-up results.

Stewart remains as one of the most popular golfers in the history of the sport, known for wearing ivy caps and colorfully patterned pants. He was posthumously inducted into the in 2001. In 2000, the PGA Tour established the Payne Stewart Award, given each year to a player who shows respect for the traditions of the game, commitment to uphold the game’s heritage of chari- table support and professional and meticulous presentation of himself and the sport through his dress and conduct.

3 PGA Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 1979 1 0 0 CUT - Colonial National Invitational 1981 12 0 1 9 - 1982 23 1 3 1 - Quad Cities Open 1983 32 1 7 1 - Walt Disney World Golf Classic 1984 32 0 6 2 - Twice 1985 28 0 7 2 - Twice 1986 29 0 16 2 - Three times 1987 29 1 8 1 - Bay Hill Classic 1988 29 0 13 2 - Twice 1989 26 2 13 1 - MCI Heritage Classic; PGA Championship 1990 28 2 10 1 - MCI Heritage Classic; Classic 1991 21 1 2 1 - U.S. Open 1992 24 0 5 3 - 1993 27 0 12 2 - Four times 1994 24 0 2 5 - Bob Hope Chrysler Classic 1995 27 1 6 1 - Shell Open 1996 25 0 7 2 - Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic 1997 23 0 7 2 - Honda Classic 1998 21 0 6 2 - Twice 1999 20 2 5 1 - AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am; U.S. Open PGA Tour victories No. Date Tournament To Margin of Victory Runner(s)-up 1 7/18/1982 Quad Cities Open -12 2 strokes , Pat McGowan 2 10/23/1983 Walt Disney World Golf Classic -19 2 strokes , Mark McCumber 3 3/15/1987 Bay Hill Classic -20 3 strokes 4 4/16/1989 Heritage Golf Classic -16 5 strokes 5 8/13/1989 PGA Championship -12 1 stroke , , 6 4/15/1990 Heritage Golf Classic -8 Playoff Steve Jones, 7 5/6/1990 Byron Nelson Classic -8 2 strokes 8 6/17/1991 U.S. Open -6 Playoff 9 4/30/1995 -12 Playoff 10 2/7/1999 Pebble Beach Pro-Am -10 1 stroke Frank Lickliter II 11 6/20/1999 U.S. Open -1 1 stroke Phil Mickelson Payne Stewart Cup Established in 1999, the Payne Stewart Cup is the primary fundraising event for SMU Men’s Golf. In honor of Payne Stewart’s commitment to SMU, the tournament bears not only his name and his likeness, but his spirit as well.

Held annually at a select, premier course in Dallas, the event features top business executives, former Mustang golfers, SMU Alumni and fans from the DFW region and beyond.

Having raised more than 1.5 million dollars in support of SMU, The Payne Stewart Cup regularly attracts national- ly-renowned speakers and PGA Tour professionals.

Brook Hollow Golf Club served as host of the 2014 Payne Stewart Cup.

4 Jason Enloe HEAD Coach SMU (1996)

Jason Enloe was named head coach of the men’s golf team on Aug. 8, 2014, after spending three years as an assistant.

Enloe helped lead a group that advanced to the 2014 NCAA Quar- terfinals and acheived the program’s highest national finish since 1954 (T-5). SMU won the inaugural American Athletic Conference championship and Bryson Dechambeau took individual medalist honors as well. SMU advanced to the NCAA Championships after placing fourth in the NCAA Regionals, including leading for a por- tion of the final round. Enloe and SMU also hosted the Querencia Cabo Collegiate in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for the first time in 2014.

In 2013, SMU took second at the Conference USA Champion- ships and sixth at the NCAA Regionals. In 2012, the Mustangs tied for fourth in the C-USA Championship and were as high as second at the NCAA Regionals before dropping to seventh in the final round.

Enloe, an SMU alumnus, returned to SMU after a 14-year pro- fessional golf career, playing on the PGA/Nationwide Tour, the Canadian Tour, Golden Bear Your and the Adams Tour. He won the Nationwide’s Fort Smith Classic in 2009 and the Pete Dye Classic in 2006. He played on the 1997 U.S. World Amateur Team and has twice reached the latter stages of match play at the U.S. Amateur. Enloe was also a four-year letterman for the Mustang golf team.

Amateur Experience 1995 U.S. Amateur Quarterfinalist 1996 Monroe Invitational Champion 1996 Northeast Amateur Champion 1996 US Amateur Round of 16 1996 World Amateur Team Member (T-16th)

Professional Experience Nationwide PGA Tour 2003-11 2006 Nationwide Tour Pete Dye Classic Champion 2009 Nationwide Tour Fort Smith Classic Champion Over 200 career starts on Nationwide Tour

5 MAXIME BLANDIN

Junior X-X mARTINIQUE, FRANCE XXXXXXX

2013-14 (So.):Tied for 29th at the Jim West Intercollegiate (+3)... Carded three rounds at par or better across six events... Tied for 41st at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate after recording a two-under 69 in the opening round.

2012-13 (Fr.):Tied for fourth in his first collegiate event at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate; carded a season-best round for SMU, posting an eight-under 63 in the second round; was nine-under par and leading heading into the final round... Competed in two total events, also appearing at the Gifford Collegiate.

Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2012-13 2 6 72.17 1.17 n/a 63 1 2 64.00% 0 T-4 2013-14 6 16 77.19 5.88 1443 69 1 3 31.30% 0 10 Career 8 22 75.82 4.59 63 2 5 41.50% 0 T-4

6 ANDREW BUCHANAN

SOPHOMORE 6-3 lOS aLTOS, Calif. XXXXXXXXX

2013-14 (Fr.):Tallied 10 rounds of par or better across 13 tour- naments... Led Alabama’s Robby Shelton (ranked No. 3 in the nation) through 14 holes in the match play playoff in the NCAA Championship quarterfinals... Tied for 19th at the NCAA San Antonio Regional (+2); tallied a season-low 69 (-3) in the second round... Tied for 28th at Invitational Tournament in (E)... Tied for 25th in his first collegiate event at the Erin Hills Intercollegiate.

2013 - Summer: Placed seventh at the Trans-Miss Championship and was a second alternate for the U.S. Amateur.

Prep: Was the 2011 Future Collegians World Tour Player of the Year and First Team All-American... Won four total FCWT tour- naments... Was the West Bay Athletic League MVP in 2012 and 2013 and won the league title in 2010 and 2012... Won the 2011 Stockton AJGA tournament... Won the 2012 CCS Regionals and CCS finals... Qualified for the U.S. Open Sectionals in 2012... Was First Team All-League 2010-13... FCWT Academic All-Ameri- can in 2011 and 2012.

Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2013-14 12 34 74.24 3.18 735 69 3 10 43.90% 0 T-13 Career 12 34 74.24 3.18 735 69 3 10 43.90% 0 T-13

7 Ryan Burgess Junior 6-0 Santa Fe, Calif. Torrey Pines

2013-14 (So.): Totaled 11 round of par or better over 13 tourna- ments... Posted two rounds of par or better in the NCAA Cham- pionships, finishing 49th out of 155 golfers at +3... Tied for 21st at the NCAA San Antonio Regional at +3... Tied for 19th at the American Athletic Conference Championship, helping lead SMU to the team title... Carded a career-best 66 in the second round of the National Invitational Tournament in Arizona; tied for 17th at the event... Tied for 18th at the Gifford Collegiate.

2012-13 (Fr.): Competed in seven tournaments... Recorded a season-best finish at The Gopher Invitational, tying for ninth in his first collegiate event... Recorded five rounds of par or better... Had a season-best three-round score of 215 at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate... Tallied two rounds of 68.

Prior to SMU: Won his individual league championship in 2012... Won the individual 2012 San Diego County Championship... Won the 2012 AJGA Under Armour/ Championship... Earned San Diego All-CIF honors and was named Player of the Year in his district his senior year... Helped lead his team to three straight league and country championships (2010-12), as well as the Southern Championship all three of those years... Led his team to the overall California State Championship in 2011... Earned five top-10’s in SCPGA Toyota Tour Cup tourna- ments and 10 top-30’s in AJGA events... Graduated with a 3.7 GPA and earned a spot on the school’s Dean’s List, and was also named a San Diego Union Tribune scholar athlete.

Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2012-13 7 21 74.86 3.43 689 68 3 5 54.50% 0 T-9 2013-14 12 34 73.15 2.09 398 66 4 11 57.40% 0 T-15 Career 19 55 73.8 2.6 66 7 16 56.30% 0 T-9

8 Bryson dechambeau

Junior 6-1 Clovis, Calif. Clovis East

2014 - Summer: Advanced to the quarterfinals of match play eagles, good for 11th in the nation... Finished the year ranked at the U.S. Amateur Public Links... Advanced to the round of 16 59th in the nation according to GolfStat and 62nd in GolfWeek’s at the Western Amateur after tying for second in the rankings... HONORS: PING All-Central Region Team... First Team portion of the tournament... Missed qualifying for the U.S. Open by All-C-USA... C-USA Freshman of the Year... C-USA All-Freshman just two strokes at the qualifying event inColumbus, Ohio... Rep- Team. resented the at the 2014 Palmer Cup in , winning one singles match and teaming with Stewart Jolly of LSU Prior to SMU: Advanced to the match-play playoff portion of the to win their opening doubles match. 2012 U.S. Amateur in Cherry Hills Village, Colo., after shoot- ing 1-under over the two days of stroke play... Shot a 32 on the 2013-14 (So.): Won his match against Alabama’s Trey Mullinax back-nine of the Callaway Junior Worlds to take second in that in the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championships... Tied for ninth tournament... Won the 2010 California State Junior Champion- during stroke play at the NCAA Championships, posting three ship... Received numerous academic honors in high school... Also rounds of 69 (-1)... Tied for seventh at the NCAA San Antonio lettered in volleyball. Regional, including a first round 67 (-5)... Won his first collegiate tournament by taking medalist honors at the American Athletic Conference Championships... Tied for fifth at the Valspar Colle- giate at -5... Posted a runner-up finish at the National Invitational Tournament in Arizona at -8... Finished in the top five in all four tournaments in the fall... Finished third three times, at the Fighting Illini Invite, the Erin Hills Intercollegiate and at the Gifford Colle- giate... Finished the fall ranked 12th in the World Amateur Golf Rankings... Carded two three-round scores of 205 to end the fall... Totaled 23 rounds of par or better... HONORS: PING All-Central Region team... All-American Athletic Conference... Semifinalist for the Award... Named to the 2014 United States’ Palmer Cup team... SEASON RANKINGS: 10th in the World Amateur Golf Ranking... 8th in GolfStat... 12th in the GolfWeek/Sagarin rankings.

2013 - Summer: Won two events - the Trans-Mississippi Cham- pionship and the U.S. Amateur Qualifier at Schaffer’s Mill... Was runner-up at the California State Amateur... Advanced to the match play portion of the U.S. Amateur Championships by placing sixth over two days of stroke play.

2012-13 (Fr.): Recorded five top-five and six top-10 results in 11 events... Earned a runner-up finish at the Conference USA Cham- pionships... Carded a season-best three-round score of 208 at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate, tying for fourth... Had a low round of 66 (six-under) in the second round of the Puerto Rico Classic... Had 16 rounds of par or better... Tied for third at the Don Puckette NIT... Tied for fourth at The Duck Invitational... Placed fifth in his first-career event at The Gopher Invitational... Recorded seven Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2012-13 11 33 72.48 0.85 79 66 7 16 76.50% 0 2 2013-14 13 37 70.46 -0.51 21 64 17 23 86.20% 1 1 Career 24 70 71.41 0.13 64 24 39 81.70% 1 1

9 aLEX HIGGS sOPHOMORE 5-10 Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley North

2014 - Summer: Placed second at the Kansas City Amateur, carding a final round 66 to finish at six-under par.

2013-14 (Fr.): Posted a season-best 69 (-3) in the second round of the Jim West Intercollegiate... Tied for 29th at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate... Competed in six events for the season... Made his collegiate debut at the OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite.

2013 - Summer: Competed at the U.S. Amateur Championship.

Prep: Two-time First Team All-Metro... 10 medalist finishes... Three-time First Team All-Eastern Kansas League... 2013 All-EKL individual champion... Three-time regional team champions... Four-time team EKL champions... 2012 state champions.

Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2013-14 6 16 75.75 4.81 1248 69 1 1 29.80% 0 T-9 Career 6 16 75.75 4.81 1248 69 1 1 29.80% 0 T-9

10 AUSTIN SMOTHERMAN

Junior 5-11 Loomis, Calif. Del Oro

2014 - Summer: Qualified for the U.S. Amateur by winning the qualifying event at the Tangle Ridge .

2013-14 (So.): Tied for 29th at the NCAA Championships, fin- ishing at even par after a career-low first round of 66 (-4)... Tied for fourth at the American Athletic Conference Championships at even par, tallying a final round 70 to help lead SMU to the team title... Tied for sixth at the Valspar Collegiate at -4...Earned a career-best runner-up result at the Royal Oaks Invitational; carded a three-round score of 203 at the SMU-hosted event, finishing just one stroke off the lead... Totaled 13 rounds of par or better during the season... HONORS: All-American Athletic Conference team.

2013 - Summer: Advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Ama- teur Public Links.

2012-13 (Fr.): Played in nine events... Tied for sixth at The Duck Invitational... Carded a season-best three-round score of 212 at the Puerto Rico Classic, tying for 12th... Carded eight rounds of par or better, including two season-best results of 68... Averaged a 4.67 on par fives, good for 42nd in the nation... Had four finishes of 14th or better... HONORS: Second Team All-Conference USA... C-USA All-Freshman Team.

Prior to SMU: Won the 2012 California High School State Cham- pionship... Finished 4th in 2011... Was Big I 2012 Champion and runner-up in 2011... Captained his golf team during his senior year... 2012 Sacramento Player Of The Year... Team won the 2011 California High School Invite... Team also earned SFL League championships in 2010 and 2011... Started playing golf at two- years-old... Chose SMU for “Not only the high-level of coaching, but the freshmen class and players on the the team give us the highest chance to win national championships.”

Season Events Total Rds Avg. Score vs. Par Nat’l Rating Low Rd. In 60s Par or better Finish % Wins Best finish 2012-13 9 27 73.63 1.85 249 68 3 8 66.70% 0 T-6 2013-14 13 37 72.70 1.73 305 66 7 14 62.50% 0 T-2 Career 22 64 73.09 1.78 66 10 22 64.30% 0 T-2

11 Austin Smotherman qualified for the U.S. Amateur with a win at a qualifying event at Tangle Ridge Golf Course in Grand Prairie.

2014-15 Freshmen Ben Baxter | Freshman | 6-0 | Flower Mound, Texas | iSchool

Prep: Earned a top-15 finish at the 2014 Trans-Mississippi Championship... Also placed in the top 15 at the Foot- Joy Invitational, the Junior Invitational at Sage Valley and the AJGA Under Armour/Hunter Mahan Championship in 2014... Qualified for the 2014 U.S. Amateur with a runner-up result at the Walnut Creek Country Club in Mansfield, Texas, on July 15... Earned four top-10 finishes on the Legends Junior Tour in 2013, including a win at the TPC Four Seasons Invitational... Finished the 2014 season with a 71.8 scoring average in AJGA events... Finished in the top 10 percent academically in his high school class.

Ryan Gronlund | Freshman | 5-8 | Pleasanton, Calif. | Foothill High School

Prior to SMU: Qualified for the 2014 U.S. Open Sectionals... Advanced to the quarterfinals at the 2014 San Fran- cisco City Championship... Took 22nd at the 2013 Junior PGA Championship... Tallied four top-10 finishes in AJGA events in 2012-13... Won two FutureCollegians World Tour events... 2012 FCWT First Team All-American.

Gray Townsend | Freshman | 6-5 | Winston-Salem, N.C. | Forsyth Country Day School

Prep: Led his high school to consecutive Palmetto team championships in 2013 and 2014 and tied for third indi- vidually in 2014... Tallied seven AJGA Top 20 finishes, including a victory at the AJGA William Penn Junior Cham- pionship with three rounds of 69... Earned all-conference three straight years from 2012-14... Was an USGA/AJGA President’s Leadership Award finalist... Was a Pinehurst Winternationals All-American in 2012 and 2013... Led his team to a NCISAA Team State Championship in 2013 and runner-up finishes in 2012 and 2014... Member of the National Honor Society.

12 TEAM RESULTS/STATISTICS Date Tournament Course Site Finish Score Top Individual Sept. 13-15 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Olympia Fields CC Olympia Fields, Ill. 12th/15 887 (+47) 3. Dechambeau (211, +1) Oct. 6-8 Erin Hills Intercollegiate Erin Hills GC Erin, Wisc. T3rd/14 863 (-1) T3. Dechambeau/H. Higgs (213, -3) Oct. 28-29 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Royal Oaks CC Dallas, Texas 5th/12 1051 (-14) T2. Smotherman (203, -10) Nov. 4-5 Gifford Collegiate Pelican Hill GC Newport Beach, Calif. 3rd/10 842 (+2) 3. Dechambeau (205, -5) Feb. 23-25 Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar CC Rio Grande, Puerto Rico T9th/15 868 (+4) T16. H. Higgs (212, -4) March 2-4 Querencia Cabo Collegiate Los Cabos Querencia Cabo, Mexico T5th/14 875 (+23) 11. Dechambeau (217, +4) March 14-16 National Invitational Tournament OMNI Tucson National Tuscon, Ariz. T2nd/14 846 (-18) T2. Dechambeau, H. Higgs (208, -8) March 24-25 Valspar Collegiate Floridian West Palm Beach, Fla. T5th/15 848 (-4) 5. Dechambeau (208, -5) April 12-13 Western Intercollegiate Pasatiempo GC Santa Cruz, Calif. 11th/14 1096 (+46) T23. Burgess (213, +3) April 27-29 The American Championship Innisbrook Resort Innisbrook, Fla. 1st/10 858 (+6) 1. Dechambeau (206, -7) May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional Briggs Ranch GC San Antonio, Texas 4th/13 868 (+4) T7. Dechambeau (214, -2) May 23-26 NCAA Championship Prairie Dunes CC Hutchinson, Kan. T7th/30 845 (+5) T9. Dechambeau (207, -3) INDIVIDUAL STROKE AVERAGES Player Rounds Low High Avg. Avg. vs. Par Top Finish Bryson Dechambeau 38 65 76 70.46 -0.51 1. The American Championship Harry Higgs 38 66 81 72.49 +1.51 T2. Arizona NIT Austin Smotherman 38 66 81 72.70 +1.73 T2. Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Ryan Burgess 35 66 82 73.15 +2.09 T17. Arizona NIT Andrew Buchanan 35 69 86 74.24 +3.18 T19. NCAA San Antonio Regional Alex Higgs 16 69 83 75.75 +4.81 T29. Querencia Cabo Collegiate Maxime Blandin 16 69 86 77.19 +5.88 T29. Jim West Intercollegiate Total 216 65 86 73.71 +2.67 INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Players Cl. Hometown Events Wins Top Five 6-10 11-20 Rds. In 60's Low 54 holes Maxime Blandin So. Martinique, France 14 0 0 0 0 1 216 (+3) - Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Andrew Buchanan Fr. Los Altos, Calif. 13 0 0 0 1 3 212 (-1) - Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Ryan Burgess So. Santa Fe, Calif. 13 0 0 0 2 4 213 - Three times Bryson Dechambeau So. Clovis, Calif. 14 1 7 2 1 17 205 - Twice Alex Higgs Fr. Overland Park, Kan. 6 0 0 0 0 1 221 (+11) - Western Intercollegiate Harry Higgs Sr. Overland Park, Kan. 14 0 3 0 3 6 207 (-3) - Gifford Collegiate Austin Smotherman So. Loomis, Calif. 14 0 2 1 2 7 203 (-10) - Royal Oaks Intercollegiate

13 Maxime Blandin

Finish Tournament Score T69 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 80-80-75--235 (+19) T41 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 69-73-74--216 (+3) 10* Puerto Rico Ind. Classic 82-71-84--237 (+24) 72* Querencia Cabo Collegiate 84-86-77--247 (+34) T29* Jim West Intercollegiate 73-74-72--219 (+3) * competed as an individual

Andrew Buchanan

Finish Tournament Score T25 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 75-73-72--220 (+4) T26 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 70-69-73--212 (-1) 35 Gifford Collegiate 75-73-71--219 (+9) T38 Puerto Rico Classic 72-74-72--218 (+2) T42 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 73-78-75--226 (+13) Andrew Buchanan T28 National Invitational Tournament 75-70-71--216 (E) T36 Valspar Collegiate 71-69-77--217 (+4) T74 Western Intercollegiate 76-75-74--225 (+15) 48 The American Championship 81-80-86--247 (+34) T19 NCAA San Antonio Regional 74-69-75--218 (+2) 130 NCAA Championship 72-77-76--225 (+15)

Ryan Burgess

Finish Tournament Score T29* Erin Hills Intercollegiate 77-69-75--221 (+5) T53 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 70-74-75--219 (+6) T18 Gifford Collegiate 68-73-72--213 (+3) T52 Puerto Rico Classic 74-77-71--222 (+6) T29 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 74-76-73--223 (+10) T17 National Invitational Tournament 76-66-72--214 (-2) 68 Valspar Collegiate 78-75-73--226 (+13) T23 Western Intercollegiate 70-73-70--213 (+3) T19 The American Championship 74-72-76--222 (+9) Ryan Burgess T21 NCAA San Antonio Regional 72-73-74--219 (+3) T49 NCAA Championship 68-75-70--213 (+3) * competed as an individual

Bryson Dechambeau

Finish Tournament Score 3 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 71-73-67--211 (+1) T3 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 69-71-73--213 (-3) T5 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 72-68-65--205 (-8) 3 Gifford Collegiate 70-71-64--205 (-5) T35 Puerto Rico Classic 72-76-69--217 (+1) 11 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 76-72-69--217 (+4) T2 National Invitational Tournament 68-72-68--208 (-8) 5 Valspar Collegiate 67-72-69--208 (-5) T60 Western Intercollegiate 72-74-76--222 (+12) 1 The American Championship 70-68-68--206 (-7) T7 NCAA San Antonio Regional 67-71-76--214 (-2) T9 NCAA Championship 69-69-69--207 (-3) Bryson Dechambeau 14 Alex Higgs

Finish Tournament Score T61 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 75-79-75--229 (+19) T29* Querencia Cabo Collegiate 73-77-73--223 (+10) 78* National Invitational Tournament 78-79-77--234 (+18) T67* Jim West Intercollegiate 75-69-83--227 (+11) T54 Western Intercollegiate 72-72-77--221 (+11) * competed as an individual

Harry Higgs

Finish Tournament Score T61 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 74-79-76--229 (+19) T3 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 68-74-71--213 (-3) T53 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 74-73-72--219 (+6) T4 Gifford Collegiate 66-66-75--207 (-3) T16 Puerto Rico Classic 72-70-70--212 (-4) Harry Higgs T12 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 71-75-72--218 (+5) T2 National Invitational Tournament 71-67-71--208 (-8) T57 Valspar Collegiate 69-72-81--222 (+9) T78 Western Intercollegiate 74-75-77--226 (+16) T12 The American Championship 73-74-70--217 (+4) T21 NCAA San Antonio Regional 75-69-75--219 (+3) T89 NCAA Championship 75-70-73--218 (+8)

Austin Smotherman

Finish Tournament Score T23 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 79-71-70--220 (+10) T13 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 74-72-71--217 (+1) T2 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate 67-68-68--203 (-10) T50 Gifford Collegiate 73-73-81--227 (+17) T61 Puerto Rico Classic 76-76-73--225 (+9) T20 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 70-75-76--221 (+8) T58 National Invitational Tournament 76-75-72--223 (+7) T6 Valspar Collegiate 68-69-72--209 (-4) T45 Western Intercollegiate 68-76-74--218 (+8) T4 The American Championship 70-72-71--213 (E) T56 NCAA San Antonio Regional 77-75-74--226 (+10) T29 NCAA Championship 66-71-73--210 (E) Austin Smotherman

Maxime Blandin Alex Higgs 15 2014 American Athletic Conference Champions April 29, 2014 1 Bryson Dechambeau 70-68-68-206 (-7) T4 Austin Smotherman 70-72-71-213 (E) INNISBROOK, Fla. (SMU) - The SMU Mustangs posted the low team round of T12 Harry Higgs 73-74-70-217 (+4) the day to win the inaugural American Athletic Conference championship by five T19 Ryan Burgess 74-72-76-222 (+9) strokes after the final round in Innisbrook, Fla., on Tuesday. Sophomore Bryson 48 Andrew Buchanan 81-80-86-247 (+34) Dechambeau took individual medalist honors by five shots, finishing the event at seven-under par.

SMU won its ninth team championship and first since winning three straight from 2004-06, while Dechambeau earned the program’s first individual title since Will Dodson won two straight in 2005 and 2006. With the conference championship, SMU also earns an automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals from May 15-17.

“This was a huge day for us,” SMU head coach Josh Gregory said. “For us to sweep the individual title and team title was incredible. We have had so many close calls; this one was long overdue.

“The guys truly brought patience this week and did well handling their emotions. We are fortunate enough to be in a great golf conference and we are honored to win the American. This is a huge step for our program and great momentum heading into the NCAA postseason.”

The Mustangs began the day one stroke behind No. 7 UCF, but quickly tied the tournament on the front nine. SMU, UCF and USF all shared or solely held the lead during the front nine. SMU managed to pull away over the back nine, led by Dechambeau’s three birdies over four holes (14-17) and senior Harry Higgs’ minus-four score over his last 10 holes. Over the last six holes, SMU’s lead was never less than four strokes.

Dechambeau, who collected his first collegiate win, held a one-stroke lead on the field to begin the final round, and never relinquished the lead at any point on Tuesday. The Clovis, Calif., native finished as one of just three players to finish under par for the tournament, carding a seven-under 206 for the event. Dechambeau was also the only player in the field to post two rounds in the 60s at the Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead Course.

“This win is a great step in the right direction for our team,” Dechambeau said. “I couldn’t be more proud of how we handled ourselves like professionals and for that I am most proud.”

Sophomore Austin Smotherman also earned a top-five finish, finishing tied for fourth at an even-par 213. Higgs tied for 12th after carding a one-under 70 in the final round, including a three-under back nine. Ryan Burgess tied for 19th to give SMU four players in the top 20.

UCF earned runner-up honors and No. 9 Houston placed third in the tourna- ment, eight strokes off SMU’s pace. USF took fourth and Louisville rounded out the top five.

SMU will learn its NCAA Regional destination on May 5, as the NCAA Cham- pionship selections will be announced on the from 10-11 a.m. during Morning Drive.

Dechambeau and the whole SMU squad are not only thrilled on the league title, but are looking forward to successes in the NCAA postseason.

“It was a great breakthrough win for me but I am more proud of SMU golf,” De- chambeau said. “This will be great momentum for us going into the postseason. I can’t wait for the coming weeks ahead.”

16 All-Time Low Scores INDIVIDUAL TEAM LOW TOURNAMENT LOW TOURNAMENT (54 HOLES) (54 HOLES) 1. , 2007 Maxwell...... 196 1. The Maxwell, 2007...... 797 2. Franklin Hatchett, 2000 Stonebridge...... 201 2. John Burns Intercollegiate, 2006...... 823 , 2009 Gopher Invitational...... 201 3. The Maxwell, 2005...... 825 4. Brandon DeStefano, 2006 John Burns...... 202 University Club Invitational, 2005...... 825 5. Frank Wrenn, 2007 John Burns...... 203 5. The Maxwell, 2008...... 829 Will Dodson, 2006 C-USA Championships...... 203 6. , 2008...... 838 Austin Smotherman, 2013 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate...... 203 7. The Maxwell, 2006...... 840 8. Scott Barton, 2007 Maxwell...... 204 8. John Burns Intercollegiate, 2008...... 841 Will Dodson, 2005 University Club Invitational...... 204 John Burns Intercollegiate, 1999...... 841 Colt Knost, 2005 University Club Invitational...... 204 10. UNC Intercollegiate, 2003...... 843 Brock Mulder, 2002 Griffiths Baylor Intercollegiate...... 204 11. Conference USA Championships, 2006...... 845 Kelly Kraft, 2008 Jerry Pate Invite...... 204 12. International Intercollegiate, 1998...... 846 13. Will Dodson, 2005 John Burns Intercollegiate...... 205 13. UTSA Invitational, 2008...... 847 Nicholas Loar, 1999 John Burns Intercollegiate...... 205 14. The Maxwell, 2003...... 848 Nick Biesecker, 1998 International Intercollegiate...... 205 15. Griffiths Baylor Intercollegiate, 2002...... 849 Colt Knost, 2006 Maxwell...... 205 15. John Burns Intercollegiate, 2004...... 850 Ben Tewes, 2008 UTSA Invitational...... 205 16. SMU Stonebridge Invite, 2001...... 851 Kelly Kraft, 2008 UTSA Invitational...... 205 Baylor Intercollegiate, 2009...... 851 Bryson Dechambeau, 2013 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate...... 205 17. Border Olympics, 2004...... 852 Bryson Dechambeau, 2013 Gifford Collegiate...... 205 C-USA Championships, 2009...... 852 18. WAC Championships, 2004...... 853 LOW ROUND Red River Classic, 2001...... 853 20. John Burns Intercollegiate, 2005...... 854 1. Colt Knost, 2007 Maxwell...... 61 2. , 1996 Golf World Invitational...... 63 Maxime Blandin, 2013 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate...... 63 LOW TOURNAMENT 4. Bryson Dechambeau, 2013 Gifford Collegiate...... 64 (72 HOLES) Scott Barton, 2007 Maxwell...... 64 1. All-America Intercollegiate, 1976...... 1,161 Nicholas Loar, 1999 John Burns Int...... 64 2. NCAA Championships, 2001...... 1,190 Russell Beiersdorf, 1988 SWC Championships...... 64 3. All-America Intercollegiate, 1977...... 1,207 8. Marc Sambol, 2008 Jerry Pate Invite...... 65 4. All-America Intercollegiate, 1978...... 1,210 Will Dodson, 2006 C-USA Championships...... 65 5. NCAA Championships, 1991...... 1,212 Brandon DeStefano, 2006 Morris Williams...... 65 Will Dodson, 2005 John Burns Intercollegiate...... 65 Colt Knost, 2005 University Club Invitational...... 65 Nicholas Loar, 2003 Maxwell...... 65 Hank Kuehne, 1999 Baylor/Honda Classic...... 65 Hank Kuehne, 1998 WAC Championship...... 65 Jerad Harklau, 2004 Border Olympics...... 65 Kelly Kraft, 2010 Cabo Collegiate...... 65

LOW TOURNAMENT (72 HOLES) 1. Joe Hager, 1976 All-America Intercollegiate...... 286 2. Mark Triggs, 1975 All-America Intercollegiate...... 289 Mark DeBolt, 1976 All-America Intercollegiate...... 289 4. Franklin Hatchett, 2001 NCAA Championship...... 294 Christian Chernock, 1994 NCAA Championship...... 294 Payne Stewart, 1978 All-America Intercollegiate...... 294 Rod Bliss, 1963 All-America Intercollegiate...... 294 8. Jerome Theunis, 2001 NCAA Championship...... 297 Mike Unsell, 1978 All-America Intercollegiate...... 297 10. Payne Stewart, 1977 Tucker Invitational...... 298 Rod Bliss, 1964 NCAA Championships...... 298

Scott Barton 17 CAREER RECORDS (Since 1993-94) LOW SCORE VERSUS PAR - CAREER TOTAL BIRDIES - CAREER Name Rounds Avg. Score Versus Par Name Total Rounds Total Birdies 1. Bryson Dechambeau, 2012- 70 71.41 0.13 1. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 155 527 2. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 155 72.34 0.70 2. Will Dodson, 2003-06 167 485 3. Will Dodson, 2003-06 167 72.75 1.14 3. Colt Knost, 2004-07 152 430 4. Colt Knost, 2004-07 152 72.80 1.21 4. Brock Mulder, 2000-03 142 426 5. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 141 73.03 1.31 5. Harry Higgs, 2011-14 150 410 6. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 122 73.02 1.38 6. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 152 389 7. Austin Smotherman, 2012- 64 73.09 1.78 7. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 122 365 8. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 152 73.80 2.20 8. Nicholas Loar, 1999-2003 131 365 9. Harry Higgs, 2011-14 150 73.99 2.46 9. Marc Sambol, 2008-12 138 364 10. Jerad Harklau, 2003-04 52 74.31 2.54 10. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 141 357

PAR OR BETTER ROUNDS - CAREER TOTAL EAGLES - CAREER Name Rounds Rounds at Par or Below Name Total Rounds Total Eagles 1. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 155 81 1. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 155 20 2. Will Dodson, 2003-06 167 71 2. Brock Mulder, 2000-03 142 17 3. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 141 70 3. Nicholas Loar, 1999-2003 131 14 Colt Knost, 2004-07 152 70 4. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 141 13 5. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 152 51 5. Bryson Dechambeau, 2012- 70 12 6. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 122 50 Harry Higgs 150 12 7. Harry Higgs, 2011-14 150 49 7. Max Buckley, 2009-12 127 11 8. Matt Schovee, 2009-12 132 43 Matt Schovee, 2009-12 132 11 9. Brock Mulder, 2000-03 142 42 9. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 122 10 10. Nicholas Loar, 1999-2003 131 41 Colt Knost, 2004-07 152 10

TOTAL ROUNDS PLAYED - CAREER Name Rounds 1. Will Dodson, 2003-06 167 2. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 155 3. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 152 Colt Knost, 2004-07 152 5. Harry Higgs, 2011-14 150 6. Brock Mulder, 2000-03 142 7. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 141 8. Marc Sambol, 2008-12 138 9. Josh Gregory, 1994-97 137 10. Matt Schovee, 2009-12 132

COUNTING SCORES (TOTAL) - CAREER Name Total Percentage 1. Kelly Kraft, 2008-11 146 96.1% Max Buckley 2. Will Dodson, 2003-06 143 92.3% 3. Colt Knost, 2004-07 139 91.4% 4. Hank Kuehne, 1996-99 125 94.0% 5. Harry Higgs, 2011-14 118 81.9% 6. Brock Mulder, 2000-03 114 83.8% 7. Scott Abbott, 2001-05 113 83.7% 8. Marc Sambol, 2008-12 110 88.0% 9. Josh Gregory, 1994-97 106 82.2% 10. Franklin Hatchett, 2000-02 105 93.8%

Matt Schovee 18 All-Time Program Victories INDIVIDUAL TEAM 1985 1985...... Invitational—896 Clark Dennis...... Hal Sutton Invitational—221 1986...... Hal Sutton Invitational—896 1987...... Invitational—604 (36 holes) 1996 1988...... Charles Coody Invitational—579 (36 holes) Jim Skinner...... TaylorMade Big Island Tournament—222 1994...... Invitational—924 Hank Kuehne...... SWC Championship—213 1995...... Keswick Club Cavalier—865 1996...... Dr Pepper Intercollegiate—886 1997 1996...... All-America Intercollegiate—869 Hank Kuehne...... UTEP Intercollegiate—141 (36 holes) 1997...... Dr Pepper Intercollegiate—863 Hank Kuehne...... Dr Pepper Intercollegiate—208 2001...... SMU Stonebridge Invitational—851 2002...... Louisiana Classics—864 2002 2002...... Colbert Intercollegiate—914 Brock Mulder...... Baylor Invitational—204 2002...... Baylor Invitational—849 2003...... Louisiana Classics—858 2004 2003...... The Intercollegiate—843 Colt Knost...... Club Glove Intercollegiate—212 2004...... Tulane Invitational—868 2004...... Louisiana Classics—865 2005 2004...... Border Olympics—852 Colt Knost...... Pinehurst Classic—210 2005...... Pinehurst Intercollegiate—875 2005...... Louisiana Classics—582 (36 holes) 2006 2005...... University Club Intercollegiate—825 Brandon DeStefano...... John Burns Intercollegiate—202 2006...... John Burns Intercollegiate—823 Colt Knost...... Pinehurst Intercollegiate—143 (36 holes) 2006...... Pinehurst Intercollegiate—592 (36 holes) Colt Knost...... Rich Harvest Farms Intercollegiate—221 2006...... Windon Memorial Classic—881 Colt Knost...... Gopher Invitational—214 2007...... Oklahoma Intercollegiate—892 Colt Knost...... Windon Memorial Classic—211 2009...... Gopher Invitational—855 2009...... Northwood Spring Invite—603 2007 2009...... Adams Cup—876 Frank Wrenn...... John Burns Intercollegiate—203 2011...... San Diego Intercollegiate—1,093 2014...... American Athletic Conference Championships—858 2008 Kelly Kraft...... Louisiana Classics—211 Kelly Kraft...... Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate—204 James Kwon...... Baylor Intercollegiate—212

2009 Kelly Kraft...... Tiger Intercollegiate—208 Kelly Kraft...... Gopher Invitational—201 Marc Sambol...... Northwood Spring Invite—149 (36 holes) Aaron Stewart...... UTPA Classic—216

2010 Brian Fragakis...... UTD Spring Classic—215

2012 Max Buckley...... Robert Kepler Intercollegiate—220

2013 Mario Clemens...... NCAA Fayetteville Regional—213

2014 Bryson Dechambeau...... AAC Championships—206

James Kwon won the Baylor Intercollegiate in 2008 19 NCAA/Conference Results

TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Year Conference Finish National Finish 1948 7th — Southwest Conference 1949 6th — 1950 7th — 1931, 1953, 1955, 1956, 1988 1951 2nd T11th 1952 2nd — Western Athletic Conference 1953 1st — 2004, 2005 1954 2nd 1st 1955 1st T9th 1956 1st T7th Conference USA 1957 5th 6th 2006 1958 4th T7th 1959 6th — 1960 4th — INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1961 4th — 1962 3rd — Southwest Conference 1963 7th — 1931 – O’Hora Watts 1964 5th — 1965 7th — 1932 – O’Hora Watts 1966 6th — 1938 – Rufus King 1967 6th — 1939 – Rufus King 1968 5th — 1969 7th — 1953 – Floyd Addington (tie) 1970 5th — 1957 – Jerry Pittman 1971 3rd — 1959 – Gene Teter 1972 2nd 8th 1979 – Payne Stewart 1973 3rd 10th 1974 3rd — 1996 – Hank Kuehne 1975 3rd 17th 1976 5th — Western Athletic Conference 1977 3rd 17th 2005 – Will Dodson 1978 7th — 1979 6th — 1980 7th — Conference USA 1981-83* — — 2006 – Will Dodson 1984 9th — 1985 7th — 1986 6th — American Athletic Conference 1987 7th — 2014 – Bryson Dechambeau 1988 1st — 1989 8th — 1990 7th — TEAM NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 1991 6th 23rd 1992 6th — 1954 1993 T3rd — Floyd Addington – 139 1994 6th 18th Stewart Carrell – 143 1995 5th — 1996 2nd 12th Tom Towry – 142 1997 9th — Bryan Honts – 148 1998 4th — 1999 6th — 2000 2nd — 2001 3rd 15th 2002 4th — 2003 4th 28th 2004 1st 26th 2005 1st 22nd 2006 1st --- 2007 4th --- 2008 4th --- 2009 2nd --- 2010 4th --- 2011 8th --- 2012 T4th --- 2013 2nd --- 2014 1st T5th

* Golf was dropped from athletic program

SMU won the 2006 Conference USA championship 20 Individual Honors NATIONAL/REGIONAL CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Payne Stewart 1979 ALL-SWC Hank Kuehne 1998 Payne Stewart, 1978-79 Bryson Dechambeau, 2014 Russell Beiersdorf, 1987 Chip Carter, 1979 THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICAN Christian Chernock, 1993 Jerry Pittman 1958 Hank Kuehne, 1996 Hank Kuehne 1996 Jason Enloe, 1996 Colt Knost 2007 Jim Skinner, 1996

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN ALL-WAC Mike Huebinger 1973 Hank Kuehne, 1997 Mark DeBolt 1974 Nicholas Loar, 2000 Mark Triggs 1975 Franklin Hatchett, 2002 Christian Chernock 1994 Brock Mulder, 2002 Hank Kuehne 1999 Jerome Theunis, 2002 Franklin Hatchett 2001-02 Will Dodson, 2004-05 Will Dodson 2004-05 Colt Knost, 2005 Kelly Kraft, 2011 Mario Clemens, 2013 WAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Will Dodson, 2003 ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR Colt Knost, 2004 Dewitt Weaver 1988 Paul Ginn 1991 ALL-C-USA Stephen Woodard 1996 Colt Knost, first team 2006-07 James Madden Skinner 1996-97 Brandon DeStefano, second team 2006 Ryan Abbate 2002-03 Kelly Kraft, second team 2008, first team 2009-11 Brock Mulder 2002 Ben Tewes, second team 2008 William Olin 1998 James Kwon, second team 2009 Derek Panfil 1998 Bryson Dechambeau, first team 2013 Walter Edward Homan 2006 Mario Clemens, second team 2013 Will Dodson 2005 Austin Smotherman, second team 2013

ALL-REGION TEAM C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Scott Abbott 2005 Scott Barton, 2007 Will Dodson 2005 Kelly Kraft, 2008 Colt Knost 2005-2007 James Kwon, 2009 Kelly Kraft 2008-10 Bryson Dechambeau, 2013 Mario Clemens, 2013 Austin Smotherman, 2013 Bryson Dechambeau, 2013-14 David Lee, 2013

REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR C-USA GOLFER OF THE YEAR Barry Rodenhaver 1988 Colt Knost, 2007 Hank Haney 1996 Kelly Kraft, 2010 Ted Gleason 2001 Jay Loar 2004 C-USA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Kelly Kraft, C-USA, 2008 Bryson Dechambeau, 2013

ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Bryson Dechambeau, 2014 Austin Smotherman, 2014

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR Josh Gregory, 2014

Will Dodson 21 All-Time NCAA Championship results Year Champion Runner-up SMU Top SMU Ind. 1951 North Texas Ohio State T11th 1954 SMU North Texas 1st 1955 LSU North Texas T9th 1956 Houston North Texas & Purdue T7th 1957 Houston Stanford 6th 1958 Houston Oklahoma State T7th 1972 Texas Houston 8th 1973 Oklahoma State 10th 1975 Wake Forest Oklahoma State 17th T58. Joe Hager & Mike Barge - 304 1977 Houston Oklahoma State 17th T16. Payne Stewart - 302 1991 Oklahoma State North Carolina 23rd T40. Jon Whittemore - 299 Franklin Hatchett 1994 Stanford Texas 18th T10. Christian Chernock - 284 1996 Arizona State UNLV 12th T19. Hank Kuehne - 300 2001 Florida Clemson 15th 39. Franklin Hatchett - 294 2002 Minnesota Tech N/A * T38. Franklin Hatchett - 281 2003 Clemson Oklahoma State 28th (Eliminated after 54 holes) 2004 California UCLA 26th (Eliminated after 54 holes) 2005 Georgia Georgia Tech 22nd (Eliminated after 54 holes) 2013 Alabama Illinois N/A * T16. Mario Clemens - 207 2014 Alabama Oklahoma State T5th T9. Bryson Dechambeau - 207

* - competed as an individual

Mario Clemens 1954 National Champions 1. SMU 572 2. North Texas 573 3. Oklahoma State 578 4. LSU 582 5. Houston 590 6. Stanford 595 7. Ohio State 596 T8. USC 597 T8. Texas 597 10. Purdue 599 11. Iowa 600 12. Yale 605 13. Minnesota 607 14. Trinity (TX) 611 15. Colorado 616 SMU - Individuals 16. Memphis 617 Floyd Addington – 139 17. Denver 622 Stewart Carrell – 143 18. Kent State 629 Tom Towry – 142 Bryan Honts – 148 19. Utah 631 20. Wichita State 640

22 Bryson Dechambeau became the third Mustang golfer to play for the United States in international amateur action in June at the 2014 Palmer Cup in Eng- land. Dechambeau partnered with Stewart Jolly (LSU) to win his first four-ball match on day one. Dechambeau also topped Europe’s Louis Tomlinson in his first singles match, 5 and 4. Colt Knost (2007 ) and Hank Kuehne (1998 and 1999 Palmer Cups) have also reprsented SMU in international tournaments, and current SMU head coach Josh Gregory led the U.S. squad in the 2012 Palmer Cup.

Bryson Dechambeau (USA) 2014 Palmer Cup Walton Heath Golf Club Walton-On-The-Hill, England June 26-28 Europe Defeats USA, 18.5-11.5

Colt Knost (USA) The Royal County Down Golf Club Newcastle, September 8-9 USA Defeats Great Britain and Ireland, 12.5-11.5

Hank Kuehne (USA) 1999 Palmer Cup The Honors Course Chattanooga, Tennessee June 12-13 USA Defeats Great Britain and Ireland, 17.5-6.5 Bryson Dechambeau at the 2014 Palmer Cup 1998 Palmer Cup Old Course and New Course St. Andrews, Scotland August 3-4 USA Halved Great Britain and Ireland

Colt Knost at the 2007 Walker Cup 23 U.S. Amateur Success Since 1998, three Mustangs have won the U.S. Amateur, more than any colle- giate program during that span. In 2013, four SMU golfers competed - Bryson Dechambeau, Harry Higgs, Alex Higgs and 2013 graduate Mario Clemens. De- chambeau advanced to the second round of match play after tying for sixth during stroke play out of 312 entrants.

SMU U.S. Amateur Champions 2011: Kelly Kraft d. , 2 up; Erin Hills, Erin, Wisc.

2007: Colt Knost d. Michael Thomp- son, 2 and 1; The (Lake Course), , Calif..

1998: Hank Kuehne d. Tom McKnight, 2 and 1; Oak Hill C.C. (East Course), Rochester, N.Y.

Colt Knost won the 2007 U.S. Amateur championship in San Francisco.

Hank Kuehne won the 1998 edition in Rochester, N.Y. Kelly Kraft won the 2011 event, 2 up. 24 SMU Golfers In the Pros This is an incomplete list of SMU golfers who have competed at the PGA Tour and Web.com Tour.

Stanton Altgelt (1975-83) PGA Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 1975 1 0 0 67 - U.S. Open 1976 16 0 1 8 - Ed McMahon Quad City Open 1977 18 0 0 14 - Greater Open 19781 1 0 0 47 - Glen Campbell Open 1979 4 0 0 59 - Byron Nelson Golf Classic 1980 23 0 0 25 - Greater New Orleans Open 1981 18 0 0 29 - Hanover Westchester Classic 1982 5 0 0 31 - Texas Open 1983 1 0 0 70 - Texas Open Jason Enloe won twice on the Web.com Tour

Russell Beiersdorf (1991-94) Jason Enloe (1997-2011) PGA Tour Web.com Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 1991 1 0 0 CUT - Byron Nelson Classic 1997 1 0 0 CUT - 1993 30 0 0 13 - BellSouth Classic 1998 1 0 0 CUT - Omaha Classic 1994 14 0 1 5 - B.C. Open 2000 3 0 0 T53 - 2001 5 0 0 T25 - Canadian PGA Championship Christian Chernock (1997-99) 2003 1 0 0 CUT - Alberta Calgary Classic PGA Tour 2004 27 0 0 T15 - Northeast Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2005 23 0 0 T17 - 1997 2 0 0 T69 - B.C. Open 2006 25 1 1 1 - Pete Dye Classic 1998 3 0 0 T26 - Sarazen World Open Championship 2007 26 0 1 T4 - Web.com Tour 2008 22 0 2 T9 - Twice Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2009 22 1 1 1 - Fort Smith Classic 1999 19 0 1 T9 - Nike Ozarks Open 2010 23 0 1 6 - 2011 10 0 1 8 - Fresh Express Classic Clark Dennis (1987-2007) PGA Tour Franklin Hatchett (2005-07) Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish Web.com Tour 1987 1 0 0 64 - Hardee's Golf Classic Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 1988 3 0 0 47 - Southwest Golf Classic 2005 2 0 0 T50 - Wichita Open 1989 3 0 0 43 - U.S. Open 2007 9 0 0 T66 - Rochester Area Charities Showdown 1990 33 0 1 3 - Hawaiian Open 1991 30 0 0 20 - AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Colt Knost (2007-14) 1992 6 0 0 30 - Southwestern Bell Colonial PGA Tour 1993 2 0 0 45 - Southwestern Bell Colonial Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 1994 30 0 3 6 - U.S. Open 2007 5 0 0 T38 - Frys.com Open 1995 33 0 0 12 - Twice 2008 5 0 0 T36 - 1996 4 0 0 77 - Kemper Open 2009 24 0 0 T25 - The 50th Bob Hope Classic 1997 1 0 0 CUT - Hawaiian Open 2010 1 0 0 CUT - HP Byron Nelson Championship 1998 26 0 4 3 - Kemper Open 2011 27 0 0 T15 - FedEx St. Jude Classic 1999 33 0 1 5 - Shell Houston Open 2012 29 0 2 3/T3 - Twice 2000 1 0 0 CUT - B.C. Open 2013 25 0 0 T21 - HP Byron Nelson Championship 2001 1 0 0 CUT - U.S. Open 2014 1 0 0 CUT - HP Byron Nelson Championship 2005 2 0 0 CUT - Twice Web.com Tour 2006 1 0 0 CUT - Byron Nelson Championship Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2007 1 0 0 CUT - Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2008 22 2 4 1 - Twice 2009 2 0 0 CUT - Twice Will Dodson (2005-11) 2010 26 0 4 2 - Nationwide PGA Tour 2011 3 0 0 T50 - News Sentinel Open Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2013 4 0 0 T38 - Web.com Tour Qualifying Tournament 2005 1 0 0 CUT - Open 2014 10 0 0 T13 - El Bosque 2012 1 0 0 CUT - Web.com Tour Kelly Kraft (2007-14) Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish PGA Tour 2007 3 0 0 CUT - Three times Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2008 3 0 0 T35 - Cox Classic 20120 1 0 0 T57 - Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial 2009 4 0 0 T15 - Price Cutter Charity Championship 25 2013 2 0 0 T40 - AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am Payne Stewart (1979-99) Web.com Tour PGA Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2012 1 0 0 CUT - Nationwide Children's Hospital Invitational 1979 1 0 0 CUT - Colonial National Invitational 2013 18 0 1 2 - 1981 12 0 1 9 - Southern Open 20141 1 0 0 T13 - BMW Charity Pro-Am 1982 23 1 3 1 - Quad Cities Open 1983 32 1 7 1 - Walt Disney World Golf Classic 1984 32 0 6 2 - Twice 1985 28 0 7 2 - Twice 1986 29 0 16 2 - Three times 1987 29 1 8 1 - Bay Hill Classic 1988 29 0 13 2 - Twice 19896 2 2 13 1 - MCI Heritage Classic; PGA Championship 19908 2 2 10 1 - MCI Heritage Classic; Byron Nelson Classic 1991 21 1 2 1 - U.S. Open 1992 24 0 5 3 - Memorial Tournament 1993 27 0 12 2 - Four times 1994 24 0 2 5 - Bob Hope Chrysler Classic 1995 27 1 6 1 - Shell Houston Open 1996 25 0 7 2 - Walt Disney World/Oldsmobile Classic Kelly Kraft competed in the 2012 Masters after winning the U.S. Amateur Championship 1997 23 0 7 2 - Honda Classic 1998 21 0 6 2 - Twice Hank Kuehne (1998-2007) 19990 2 2 5 1 - AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am; U.S. Open PGA Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish Dewitt Weaver (1970-94) 1998 1 0 0 CUT - Texas Open PGA Tour 1999 8 0 0 29 - Bell Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2000 6 0 0 13 - Byron Nelson Classic 1970 22 0 1 7 - Sahara Invitational 2002 6 0 0 19 - B.C. Open 19713 3 1 5 1 - U.S. Professional Match Play Championship 2003 23 0 4 2 - Shell Houston Open 1972 31 1 3 1 - Southern Open 2004 30 0 2 5 - Nissan Open 19739 2 0 4 2 - U.S. Professional Match Play Championship 2005 30 0 2 2 - 1974 23 0 3 4 - Greater Jacksonville Open 2006 9 0 0 49 - Buick Invitational 1975 19 0 0 25 - Greater Jacksonville Open 2007 3 0 0 CUT - Three times 19761 1 0 0 26 - Greater 1977 3 0 0 45 - Southern Open 1978 5 0 0 42 - PGA Championship 1979 6 0 0 23 - Jackie Gleason's Inverrary Classic 1980 13 0 0 25 - Greater New Orleans Open 1981 10 0 0 25 - Classic 1982 10 0 0 45 - Tallahassee Open 1983 12 0 0 19 - B.C. Open 1984 2 0 0 CUT - Twice 1985 2 0 0 67 - Southern Open 1986 2 0 0 32 - Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic 1987 1 0 0 CUT - Southern Open 1988 3 0 0 CUT - Three times 1989 7 0 0 CUT - Seven times 1990 1 0 0 CUT - Bank of Boston Classic 1992 1 0 0 CUT - Southern Open Hank Kuehne 1994 1 0 0 CUT - BellSouth Classic

Chris Parra (2000-14) Web.com Tour Year Events Wins Top-10s Top Finish 2000 1 0 0 T62 - Greensboro Open 2001 1 0 0 CUT - 2003 1 0 0 CUT - Samsung Canadian PGA Championship 2005 1 0 0 CUT - The Open 2006 2 0 0 T23 - Permian Basin Charity Golf Classic 2007 1 0 0 T58 - LaSalle Bank Open 20089 1 0 0 T15 - Melwood Prince George’s County Open 2010 6 0 1 T7 - Fort Smith Classic 2011 1 0 0 CUT - 2013 2 0 0 T56 - Web.com Tour Qualifying Tournament 2014 1 0 0 CUT -

DeWitt Weaver won twice on the PGA Tour 26 Bryson Dechambeau -Event/Course Record 61 In the second round at the world amateur team championship -helped lead U.S. To second straight victory Dates Event Location Course Sept. 14-16 GolfWeek Invitational Burlington, Iowa Spirit Hollow Golf Course Oct. 5-7 Erin Hills Intercollegiate Erin, Wisc. Erin Hills Country Club Oct. 14 Payne Stewart Match Play Pinehurst, N.C. Pinehurst No. 2 Oct. 27-28 Royal Oaks Intercollegiate Dallas, Texas Royal Oaks Country Club Nov. 3-5 Gifford Collegiate Newport Beach, Calif. Cordevalle Golf Club March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters Las Vegas, Nev. Southern Highlands Golf Club March 27-29 The Goodwin Stanford, Calif. Stanford Golf Course April 3-5 Mason Rudolph Championship Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt Legends Club April 11-12 Robert Kepler Invitational Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University Golf Club April 26-28 American Athletic Conference Lecanto, Fla. Black Diamond Ranch