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2018 USC Men’s

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2017-2018 USC Men’s Golf Schedule

DATE EVENT SITE Sept. 15-17 Fighting Illini Invitational Chicago, Ill. Sept. 24-26 Trinity Forest Invitational University Park, Oct. 1-3 Nike Collegiate Invitational Portland, Ore. Oct. 16-17 Bill Cullum Invitational Simi Valley, Calif. Nov. 6-7 Saint Mary's Invitational Pebble Beach, Calif. Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational Waikoloa, Feb. 19-21 The Prestige at PGA West Indian Welss, Calif March 5-7 UNLV Southern Highlands Collegiate Las Vegas, March 29-31 The Goodwin Palo Alto, Calif. April 7-8 Western Intercollegiate Santa Cruz, Calif. April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships (USC Host) Rolling Hills Estates, Calif. May 14-16 NCAA Championships Regional TBD May 24-30 NCAA Championships Stillwater, Okla.

Trojan Quick Facts @USCMens golf Location...... Los Angeles, Calif. @USC_Athletics Founded...... 1880 Enrollment...... 44,000 (undergraduates - 19,000) USC Trojans President...... C. L. Max Nikias Colors...... Cardinal and Gold Nickname...... Trojans Conference...... Pac-12 Athletic Director...... Lynn Swann USC_trojans_golf Head Coach...... Chris Zambri (12th season) -- (213) 821-3010 USC_Athletics Assistant Coach...... Justin Silverstein (2nd season) -- (213) 740-0687 Golf Office Phone/ FAX:...... (213) 740-0687/(213) 740-5777 Starters Returning/Lost...... 2/3 Sports Information Contact...... Paul Goldberg ([email protected]) Sports Information Phone/Fax:...... (213) 740-8480/(213) 740-7584USC M WWW.USCTROJANS.COM en's Golf URL...... usctrojans.com/sports/m-golf/usc-m-golf-body.html USC Men's Golf Twitter/Instagram...... @USCMensGolf/@USC_trojans_golf 2017-2018 USC Men’s Golf Roster Name Height Year Hometown (High School/JC/College) Owen Calvin-Smith 5-11 Freshman Pasadena, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake School) Cheng Jin 6-0 Sophomore Beijing, Sam Kim 5-7 Junior Irvine, Calif. (Northwood/New ) Kaito Onishi 5-10 Freshman Bradenton, Calif. (IMG Academy) Ing Ratanavadi 5-7 RS Sophomore Bangkok, Thailand (NIST International School) Ryan Slater 5-9 RS Sophomore Gilroy, Calif. (Monte Vista Christian) Justin Suh 5-8 Junior San Jose, Calif. (Evergreen Valley) Kyle Suppa 5-9 Sophomore Honolulu, Hawaii (Punahou School) Issei Tanabe 5-11 Freshman Huntington Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei)

Men's Head Coach: Chris Zambri (12th year), USC 1993 Assistant Coach: Justin Silverstein (2nd year), 2009

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 1 USC Golf Chris Zambri Head Coach • 12th Year • 2008 GCAA/Pacific Region/Pac-10 Coach of the Year • 2015 GCAA West Region Coach of the Year • 2007 and 2011 Pac-10 Champions • Winner of 27 tournaments with 23 individual wins in first 11 seasons

Chris Zambri, a former USC All-Pac-10 performer and longtime Na- The Trojans qualified for the NCAA Championships final field of 30 teams tionwide Tour veteran, is in his 12th year as USC's men's golf head coach, after finishing third at the NCAA Bremerton Regional. At the NCAAs, USC establishing himself as one of the top coaches in the nation with three finished fifth after 72 holes of to earn a spot in the eight-team consecutive NCAA Championships quarterfinal match-play appearances final. USC, as the No. 5 seed, faced No. 4 seed and second- – including one final and one semifinal berth -- among 11 straight trips ranked Texas in the quarterfinals and upset the Longhorns, 4-1, Crocker to the NCAA Championships final week. clinching the win on his first extra hole to complement victories by Hoey Zambri's teams have won 27 events (as of the end of the 2016-17 and junior Bobby Gojuangco. The Trojans then downed No. 1 seed and season), including conference titles in 2007 and 2011 and NCAA Region- fourth-ranked , 3.5-1.5, in the semifinals. Gojuangco and Hoey als in 2008, 2012 and 2017. His 2015 team was a program-best NCAA won again and senior Eric Sugimoto provided the clincher after winning Championships runner-up, followed up by an NCAA semifinal finish in the 17th hole. USC, which had never finished better than third place in 2016 and a quarterfinal appearance in 2017. His 2008 team came within program history (something it had done seven times), then battled eventual three strokes of first place at the NCAAs. Trojan golfers have also won 23 champion LSU deep into all five matches before ultimately falling, 4-1. individual crowns under Zambri (as of the end of the 2016-17 season). The 2013-14 Trojans featured a pair of PING All-American third USC’s current streak of 11 consecutive NCAA final appearances, all teamers in freshman Hoey and junior Anthony Paolucci, who led the under Zambri, is tied for the nation’s longest active run while Troy is one team to the eighth straight NCAA Championship final under Zambri. The of only three schools to advance out of NCAA regional play each season squad won once and posted six top 3 finishes and tied for fourth in a tight since it was split into six sections in 2009. USC is also one of just three NCAA Sugar Grove Regional to earn a spot into the NCAA final. Hoey schools to reach the NCAA match play quarterfinals for the past three was named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year with one of the top seasons in years. In fact, Troy’s streak of three straight top 8 finishes is its best since USC golf history, leading USC in stroke average (71.36), top 10 finishes five top 7 results in a row between 1973-77. (eight), rounds in the 60s (16), birdies (165) and eagles (eight). Hoey and The Trojans, in Zambri’s 11th year, posted five wins in Paolucci earned 2014 GCAA All-West Region honors, Paolucci was All- 2016-17, its most since the 2007-08 season, and reached the NCAA Pac-12 second team and three others earned honorable mention honors. Championships quarterfinals before falling to Illinois, 3-1-1. USC’s five Hoey also represented the U.S. on the 2014 Palmer Cup team. victories marks the third year in a row with three or more wins. Senior The Trojans won twice in 2012-13, and used a fourth-place NCAA Rico Hoey earned 2017 Golfweek All-American first team and PING All- Pullman Regional result to advance to their seventh straight NCAA final, American second team honors while junior Sean Crocker earned PING where they tied for 23rd. The team won back-to-back titles mid-season at and Golfweek second team honors and sophomore Justin Suh claimed The Prestige at PGA West and at the North Ranch Intercollegiate. Senior All-American third team in both. All three golfers earned 2017 PING Sam Smith and freshman Yi Keun Chang both earned PING All-American All-Region and All-Pac-12 first team status while junior Jonah Texeira and honorable mention and All-Pac-12 second team honors and finished 1-2 freshman Cheng Jin were Pac-12 honorable mention picks. Hoey joined in stroke average on the team. Trojan great and All-American as the only Trojans to claim USC hosted the NCAA Championships at The Riveria in Palisades, first-team status four straight years. Calif., in Zambri's sixth season at the helm in 2011-12. The Trojans punched USC's 2015-16 squad made its second straight deep run at the their ticket to the NCAA final after a win at the NCAA Ann Arbor Regional, NCAA Championships in Zambri's 10th season at the helm, reaching the one of two victories on the year (the other at the Gifford Collegiate). The match play semifinals, where it fell to Texas, 4-1, after a quarterfinal win Trojans did not make match play, however, tying for 15th. Senior Steve Lim over Vanderbilt by the same score. Troy, which won three regular season and sophomore Jeffrey Kang each earned PING All-American honorable titles for the second year in a row, reached the NCAA match play bracket mention honors while Lim earned All-Pac-12 first team honors and Kang after tying for fourth in the 72-hole stroke play. Hoey earned GCAA second team. The duo finished 1-2 in stroke average and also each won All-American second team honors while Suh was a GCAA honorable an event, Lim in the final fall event at the Gifford Collegiate, Kang to open mention pick. Hoey joined Crocker and Texeira on the PING All-West the spring season at the Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach. Region team. Hoey was an All-Pac-12 first teamer, Crocker and Texeira The 2010-11 Trojans made their fifth trip in a row to the NCAA Cham- earned second-team notice, true senior Andrew Levitt was an honorable pionships finals in Zambri's fifth year at the helm and won the Pac-10 title mention selection and Suh was tabbed to the All-Pac-12 Freshman team. for the second time in five years. Zambri's squad won twice on the season, USC earned its 10th-straight trip to the NCAA Championships final field getting hot in the spring. Troy claimed the ASU Thunderbird Invitational, after a third at the NCAA Albuquerque regional, which followed a fifth at took second at the Western Intercollegiate and then won the Pac-10 title (in the Pac-12 Championships. a ). In addition to the conference crown, sophomore Martin Trainer In 2014-15, Zambri led the Trojans to a program-best NCAA runner-up won a seven-hole playoff for the individual title. USC finished second at finish during a season in which the Trojans won three times. USC's three the NCAA Regional to advance to the NCAA final. But the regular-season wins were among eight top 3 finishes and featured 2015 steam ran out and saw the Trojans tied for 12th, missing the top 8 cut for Pac-12 Freshman of the Year Crocker and All-Pac-12 first teamers sophomore the match play portion of the championships. Trainer earned All-Pac-10 Hoey and Crocker. The pair also earned PING All-West Region honors. first team honors while Lim, as a junior, and Kang, as a freshman, nabbed

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freshman was tabbed a Pac-10 second teamer. On the season, the Trojans posted 12 top 5 finishes and six in the top 2. Zambri, 45, played six years on the Nationwide Tour and was an active teaching professional when he was not competing. A 1993 USC graduate who played for the Trojans from 1989 to 1993, Zambri played six seasons on the Nationwide Tour between 1997 and 2004. He finished as high as 19th on the circuit's money list in 1998, posting two second-place finishes that year. He competed in four PGA Tour events as well as the 1995 and 1999 U.S. Opens. As a Trojan, he was a two-time All-Pac-10 second team selection in 1991 and 1993. "This is the opportunity of a lifetime," said Zambri when he was hired. "I look forward to not only bringing championships to USC, but to influencing the young people on the team in positive ways on and off the golf course." Zambri is married to Kim Zambri and they have three children: Wyatt, 17, Joseph, 13, and Laney, 11.

Zambri's USC Team Champions 2006 Inverness Intercollegiate Inv., Inverness Club, Toledo, 2007 Duck Invitational, Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore. 2007 Pac-10 Championships, Eugene CC, Eugene, Ore. 2008 USC Collegiate Invitational, North Ranch C.C. 2008 U.S. Collegiate Championship, G.C. of 2008 U.S. Intercollegiate, Stanford G.C., Palo Alto, Calif. 2008 NCAA Champ. West Reg., Gold Mountain G.C., Bremerton, Wash. 2008 CordeValle Collegiate, CordeValle G.C., San Martin, Calif. 2009 UH-Hilo Intercollegiate, Waikoloa, Hawaii, Waikoloa C.C. 2011 ASU Thunderbird Invitational, Tempe, Ariz., Karsten G.C. 2011 Pac-10 Championships, Stanford (Calif.) G.C. second team notice. 2011 Gifford Col. Champ., CordeValle G.C., San Martin, Calif. Zambri directed the 2009-2010 squad deep into the postseason 2012 NCAA Ann Arbor Regional, G.C., Ann Arbor, Mich. despite fielding a team often relying on three freshmen and a sophomore 2013 The Prestige at PGA West, La Quinta, Calif. in many events. Junior Matt Giles (the team's only upperclassmen) and 2013 North Ranch Intercol., North Ranch C.C., Westlake Village, Calif. freshman T.J. Vogel, a 2010 NGCA Freshman All-American and Pac-10 2014 Lamkins Grips San Diego Classic, San Diego C.C., Chula Vista, Calif. 2014 Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Palouse Ridge C.C., Pullman, Wash. Co-Freshman of the Year, helped lead USC to seven top 5 finishes, in- 2014 Bill Cullum Invitational, Wood Ranch C.C., Simi Valley, Calif. cluding a third at the Pac-10 Championships and a second at the NCAA 2015 Jones Invitational, Valencia C.C., Valencia, Calif. Regional in that sent USC to the NCAA Final for the fourth 2016 Amer Ari Invitational, Waikoloa, Hawaii, Waikoloa C.C. year in a row. the season, Zambri served as head coach for the 2016 Jones Invitational, Valencia C.C., Valencia, Calif. U.S. team that defeated , 13-11, to claim the 2010 Palmer Cup, 2016 Southern Highlands Coll., Southern Highlands C.C., Las Vegas, Nev. America's first win since 2002. 2016 Cypress Point Classic, Cypress Point GC, Monterey, Calif. In the 2008-2009 season, Zambri directed a squad that featured three 2016 Gifford Collegiate, Silverado G.C., Napa, Calif. All-Americans in Giles, Tom Glissmeyer and Tim Sluiter. Giles was also the 2017 Southern Highlands Coll., Southern Highlands C.C., Las Vegas, Nev. 2009 Pac-10 Player of the Year. The Trojans, who won two tournaments on 2017 Western Intercollegiate, Pasatiempo, G.C., Santa Cruz, Calif. the year, advanced past the NCAA Championships strokeplay stage into 2017 NCAA Washington Regional, Aldarra G.C., Sammamish, Wash. the eight-team match-play competition before falling in the quarterfinals. After a highly successful 2007-2008 season, Zambri was named the Zambri's USC Individual Champions 2008 GCAA National, the Pacific Region and the Pac-10 Coach of the 2006 Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge, Year. The honors came on the heels of a stellar campaign that saw USC 2007 USC Collegiate Invitational, Rory Hie finish just three strokes short of winning its first-ever NCAA title. As it was, 2007 Duck Invitational, Jamie Lovemark USC finished third at the NCAA Championships (something Troy hadn't 2007 Pac-10 Championships, Jamie Lovemark 2007 NCAA Championships, Jamie Lovemark done since 1975). USC won four tournaments on the season (all within its 2008 USC Collegiate Invitational, Tim Sluiter final seven events), including its first ever NCAA Regional championship. 2008 UNLV Southern Highlands Collegiate, Rory Hie Troy also tied for first at the Pac-10 Championships (but fell in a playoff). 2008 U.S. Intercollegiate, Rory Hie Sophomores Jamie Lovemark and Rory Hie were tabbed as All-American 2008 CordeValle Collegiate, Tim Sluiter first teamers while Glissmeyer, Sluiter and Giles all earned All-American 2009 Morris Williams Intercollegiate, Tom Glissmeyer honorable mention honors. It was the first time in school history USC 2011 Pac-10 Championships, Martin Trainer featured five All-Americans. Lovemark and Hie also marked the first time 2011 Gifford Collegiate Championships, Steve Lim USC had two All-American first teamers in one season. 2012 Amer Ari at Waikoloa Beach, Jeffrey Kang In his first season as head coach, Zambri guided USC to an appear- 2013 North Ranch Intercollegiate, Yi Keun Chang ance in the 2007 NCAA Championships and the Trojans' 18th Pac-10 2013 NCAA Regional Championship, Sam Smith team title. At the NCAA Championships, Lovemark, then a freshman, 2013 Gifford Collegiate Championships, Rico Hoey became Troy's fourth NCAA individual champion. Lovemark earned the 2014 Jones Invitational, Anthony Paolucci (national championship individual medalist), 2015 Jones Invitational, Sean Crocker (national player of the year) and (nation's outstanding fresh- 2016 Jones Invitational, Andrew Levitt man) Awards and was tabbed a Ping All-American first teamer. Lovemark 2016 Bill Cullum Invitational, Jonah Texeira earlier became USC's 20th Pac-10 individual champion while four other 2016 Gifford Collegiate, Rico Hoey 2017 Amer Ari Invitational, Rico Hoey Trojans finished in the top 10 en route to the team crown. Lovemark was 2017 Western Intercollegiate, Justin Suh named Pac-10 Co-Golfer and Freshman of the Year honors while fellow

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 3 USC Golf Justin Silverstein Associate Head Coach • Second Year

Justin Silverstein, an accomplished col- combined 18 All-Pac-12 awards, including 2013 NCAA champion legiate coach as well as former player who Annie Park (a 2013 Honda Sports Award winner) and 2014 NCAA helped USC’s women’s golf team win a champion Doris Chen (a 2014 Honda Sports Award finalist). The squad national title in 2013, is in his second year won 27 tournaments under Gaston’s and Silverstein’s watch the past as an Associate Head Coach for the USC . men’s golf team. Silverstein came to USC after coaching four seasons at his alma Silverstein joined the Trojans’ men’s staff, mater Arizona, the last three as a women's golf assistant and the previ- directed by Head Coach Chris Zambri, after four years with the women’s ous one as a volunteer assistant. team under WGCA Hall of Fame Coach Andrea Gaston. He served two In 2012, the Wildcats won three events and reached the NCAA years (2013-14) as an assistant coach and two more as associate head Regional Championships. In 2011, Silverstein helped guide an Arizona coach (2015-16). Silverstein replaces assistant coach Tyler Goulding, team that won two events, posted three top 8 finishes that included a who returned to his alma mater, Air Force, to serve in the same capacity. tie for second at the Pac-10 Championships, and reached the NCAA In his first year with the USC men's team (2016-17), Silverstein helped Championships finals. Arizona also won two events in 2010. Silverstein guide the Trojans to their third straight NCAA Championships match served as a volunteer assistant coach in 2009. play appearance as well as five tournament wins. Rico Hoey (1st team), Silverstein was a member of the Wildcats' men's golf team from Sean Crocker (2nd team) and Justin Suh (honorable mention) earned 2006-09, but a wrist injury suffered as a freshman limited him to two All-American honors while the trio were all named to the All-Pac-12 first career appearances. He finished with a 74.83 career average and a team. low round of 69. During his four-year stint with the women’s team, the Trojans won He graduated in May of 2009 with a degree in regional development the NCAA crown in 2013 with a dominating 21-stroke win, finished and a minor in business. He was employed by the I.R.I. Golf Group second in 2014 by two strokes, made the NCAA semifinals in 2015 and before joining the Wildcat staff. repeated as an NCAA match-play quarterfinalist inn 2016. USC won An accomplished prep golfer, Silverstein helped Torrey Pines High Pac-12 titles in 2013 and 2016 and finished first at the NCAA Regional in San Diego, Calif., to a pair of state titles and was a four-time all- tournaments all four years. conference selection. He also participated in the 2003 Eight different Trojans earned a combined 15 All-American honors Amateur Championship in Oakmont, Pa. during Silverstein’s time with the Trojans and nine Trojans garnered a

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All-American Justin Suh

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 5 USC Golf OWEN CALVIN-SMITH FRESHMAN • 5-11 • PASADENA, CA

THIS SEASON: Owen Calvin-Smith is a 2018 freshman who looks to top 14 in all six of his 2106 Toyota Tour Cup events, three in the top 5, and parlay the success he’s had as a top Southern California junior into a solid had two more top 14s in 2015 … He played at the 2016 California State contributing role for the Trojans this season. Open, taking 45th in the 156-player professional event, was seventh in the 2016 U.S. Junior Amateur qualifying event and sixth at the AJGA Junior at HIGH SCHOOL: Calvin-Smith prepped at Harvard-Westlake High in The Ranch … He was first at the 2015 USGA Junior Am qualifier, fourth in Sherman Oaks, Calif., where he was a regular at or near the top of the the 2015 CIF Southern Section Northern Division Individual Championship scoreboard of Toyota Tour Cup and AJGA events. He had a streak of six and fifth in the 2015 CIF Southern Section High School Championship. consecutive top 17 finishes as a senior, including a tie for second at the Toyota Tour Cup Series at Olivas Lakes in February, which followed a 2016 PERSONAL: Calvin-Smith is a business administration major. November win at the Tour's Cypress Ridge event. In fact, He finished in the

PAGE 6 — University of Southern California USC Golf CHENG JIN SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • BEIJING, CHINA

THIS SEASON: Cheng Jin, a highly ranked amateur from China, is a CHINA: Jin has been a mainstay of China's national team for a number 2018 sophomore starter and now a team leader for the Trojans. of years with a seemingly career's worth of accomplishments to his credit. He played in The Master's in May of 2016 where, despite missing the 2017: Jin started for most of his 2017 freshman season, playing in 12 cut, turned in many fine holes. He earned the prestigious opportunity by events and finishing with a 72.70 stroke average in 33 rounds with three winning the 2015 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (he shot a course top 20s (including a top 5) and posting five rounds in the 60s ... He record 62 in the first round) ... Cheng has played as an amateur in multiple earned 2017 All-Pac-12 honorable mention and Pac-12 All-Freshman professional events in China, winning the PGA Tour China's 2014 Nine team honors ... His season was topped by a tie for third at the Southern Dragons Open, becoming the first amateur ever to win a PGA Tour China Highlands Collegiate at 5-under 211 (69-73-69) and an 11th at the event (he finished 10th at the event in 2015). He made the cut and tied Southwestern Invitational at 1-under 215 (73-72-70). He tied for 18th for 54th at the European Tour's Maybank Championship . In other at the Gifford Collegiate at 1-under 143 (75-68). He won once and tied PGA Tour China events, he was third in the 2014 Jianye Tianzhu Henan twice in match play at the Gifford Collegiate ... He tied for 26th at the Open, tied for seventh at the 2015 Lanhai Open and at the 2015 Cadillac Pac-12 Championships at 9-over 219 (75-73-71), tied for 38th at the Championship and tied for 13th at the Pingan Bank Open. He also tied for 2017 NCAA Washington Regional at 10-over 223 (78-73-72) and tied sixth at the 2014 Amateur Championship and tied for 12th for 35th in the stroke play portion of the 2017 NCAA Championships at the 2014 Asia-Pacific Amateur ... He played for China at the 27-team at 4-over 292 (72-70-71-79). He won his lone NCAA Championships 2015 Nomura Cup in Abu Dhabi, where he captured medalist honors. match play meeting, 2&1, over Illinois' Theo Humphrey ... He played as an amateur at the PGA's RBC Heritage in April. He earned the exemption PERSONAL: Jin was born March 6, 1998. He has lived in both Beijing after winning the 2016 Players Amateur. Following his freshman season, and Singapore. He is majoring in business Administration. Jin played in the 2017 U.S. Amateur where he tied for 29th in stroke play at 1-over 141 (69-72) and reached the round of 16 before losing (including a match-play opening win over teammate Kaito Onishi). He tied for 11th at the Sahalee Players Championship, tied for 13th at both the Northeast Amateur and the Sunnehanna Amateur and tied for 40th at .

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 7 USC Golf SAM KIM JUNIOR• 5-7 • IRVINE, CALIF.

THIS SEASON: Junior transfer Sam Kim is an Irvine, Calif., native who joins HIGH SCHOOL: Kim prepped at Northwood High, where he earned 2013 the Trojans after two seasons at , where was a chief contributor AJGA Rolex All-American honorable mention and AJGA Junior All-Star Team for the Lobos. He will challenge for a starting role this season. honors and was regularly ranked among the top 50 in Junior Golf Scoreboard rankings. He won the 2014 U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier NEW MEXICO: Kim played in 25 tournaments as a Lobo and posted a (68-69) by eight shots, posting a score of 7- under, won the 2013 Junior combined stroke average of 73.59 with 11 rounds in the 60s, including 19 All-Star at Cypress Ridge with scores of 69 and 70 to finish at 5- under, of or better and had three top 10s and eight top 25 finishes … As a claimed the 62nd Annual Gail Stockton Memorial in 2012 with a score of freshman, Kim finished with a 73.26 average in 38 rounds with seven rounds 1- under and also captured the Toyota Tour Cup Series in 2012 with a score under 70, 11 par of better and a season-best second-place finish at the of 3- under 69. Kim, a 2015 Orange County Register All-County first teamer, San Diego Classic. He had a stroke average of 73.94 as a sophomore last first started playing in tournaments at the age of 4. season, posting a season-best tie for 13th at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate. PERSONAL: Kim, a communication major, was born July 15, 1997, in Anaheim, Calif. He has one brother, Peter Kim (who played prep football).

PAGE 8 — University of Southern California USC Golf KAITO ONISHI FRESHMAN • 5-10 • BRADENTON, FLA.

THIS SEASON: Kaito Onishi, a top junior coming off a strong summer in June at 1-under 215 (73-67-75) … He won the 2016 27th Annual Sea season, is a 2018 freshman looking to challenge for a big role in USC’s Pines Junior Heritage, fighting off severe winds in Hilton Head, S.C., with a lineup this year. 145 (74-71). He tied for third at the 2016 AJGA Haas Family Invitational with a 280 (67-72-67-74), was seventh at the 2016 Terra Cotta Invitational HIGH SCHOOL: Onishi, originally from who prepped at the IMG and was eighth at the AJGA TaylorMade-addidas Golf Junior. He reached Academy in Bradenton, Fla., was a 2016 Rolex Junior All-American honorable the round of 64 at the 2016 U.S. Junior Amateur … In 2015, he posted three mention selection and a 2015 Rolex Junior All-American second teamer … top 10 junior finishes, including a third at the Western Junior Championship Shortly before starting his first semester at USC, Onishi played in the 2017 at 282 (74-71-68-69), and he had four top 10s in 2014, including a sixth U.S. Amateur, qualifying for match play. He tied for 29th in stroke play at at the Callaway Junior Championship. 1-over 141 (69-72) before falling to current teammate Cheng Jin in the first round of match play, 4&3. He played in the 2017 U.S. Junior Amateur as well, PERSONAL: Onishi, born Oct. 13, 1998, is a business administration also tying for 29th in stroke play at 1-over (65-78) and reaching the round major. He is from Nagoya, Japan. of 16 before bowing out. He tied for seventh at the Rice Planters Amateur

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 9 USC Golf ING RATANAVADI RS SOPHOMORE • 5-7 • BANGKOK, THAILAND

THIS SEASON: Ing Ratanavadi, a native of Thailand, is a 2018 redshirt HIGH SCHOOL: Ratanavadi, who attended NIST International School, sophomore who will compete for playing time in his third year with the squad. played as an amateur at the 2013 and 2015 Queen's Cup in Thailand but did not make the cut in either event ... He played in the 2013 Hong 2017: Ratanavadi lent strong depth for the Trojans as a redshirt freshman Kong Amateur, tying for 42nd. in 2017. He saw action in one event, playing in the 2017 Western Intercollegiate, finishing 80th. He also played in the 2017 Queen's Cup PERSONAL: Ratanavadi is a communication major at USC. He is the in Thailand, posting rounds of 77 and 79. son of Sarath and Nalinee Ratanavadi. He has one brother, Sitamon, who is one year younger. 2016: Ratanavadi redshirted as a 2016 true freshman.

PAGE 10 — University of Southern California USC Golf RYAN SLATER RS SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • GILROY, CA

THIS SEASON: Ryan Slater is a redshirt sophomore in 2018 looking to Invitational at 7-over 235 (75-81-79). challenge for a larger role in his third year with the team. HIGH SCHOOL: Slater prepped at Monte Vista Christian High in Gilroy, 2017: Slater redshirted as a 2017 true sophomore. Calif. He was eighth at the 2015 CIF Central Coast Section Championship as a senior, finishing at 1-over 72. At the 2015 NCGA Junior Championship, 2016: Slater saw action in seven events as a 2016 freshman, starting he tied for 11th ... He played at the 2014 California State Amateur, finished once, and finished with a 74.73 stroke average in 22 rounds, highlighted fifth at the 2014 NCGA Junior Championship and fourth in the 2014 by a tie for 13th at the Southwestern Jones Invitational at par 216 (70- JGANC/NCGA Players Championship. 73-73). His lone start came at the Pac-12 Championships, where he tied for 28th at 8-over 292 (70-69-75-78), one of three top 30 results on the PERSONAL: He is a business administration major ... He is the son of season. The other came in a season-opening tie for 22nd at the Husky David and Sandy Slater ... He began hitting golf balls at the age of 2.

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 11 USC Golf JUSTIN SUH JUNIOR • 5-8 • SAN JOSE, CA

THIS SEASON: Justin Suh, a 2018 junior, returns as USC’s senior finishing 36 holes at 8-over 148 (75-73). Suh also played in the 2016 spokesman hoping to lead the Trojans on another NCAA title run. U.S. Amateur, tying for fourth in stroke play at 4-under 136 (68-68) before falling 1up in the round of 64. 2017: Suh earned Golfweek and PING All-American third team honors and earned All-Pac-12 first team notice as a 2017 sophomore after finishing HIGH SCHOOL: Suh, who prepped at Evergreen Valley High in San with a 71.17 stroke average, 14 rounds in the 60s (second best on team) Jose, Calif., is a rare a four-time qualifier for the USGA Junior Amateur and six top 10s, including one win. He was also tabbed a 2017 Pac-12 who came to USC with a handful of big wins on his resume. Among the All-Academic honorable mention pick … Suh, who had a streak of five few who have qualified four times for the USGA Junior Amateur are PGA straight top 11 finishes and wrapped the season with nine top 20 results in stars and ... Suh finished second at the 2015 his final 10 outings, registered his first collegiate title with a 5-under 205 California state championships as a senior (by one stroke) a year after (68-67-70) to capture the Western Intercollegiate ... He was second at the winning it as a junior in 2014. The 2014 NGCA Junior Championship Western Refining College All-American at 9-under 204 (69-68-67), tied winner also won the Central Coast Section title in 2014 and 2015, the for second at the NCAA Washington Regional at 4-under 209 (68-68-73) latter win in a one-hole playoff. As a 2013 sophomore, he tied for third at and tied for third at the Southern Highlands Collegiate at 5-under 211 the Central Coast Section event ... He won the individual title at the 2014 (70-68-73). Suh tied for ninth at the Pac-12 Championships at 5-over 215 Hogan Cup and took second at the 2014 Junior America's Cup. He was (72-78-65) thanks in part to his career best final round. He also tied for 10th named the 2014 and 2015 San Jose Mercury News Boys Golfer of the at the Gifford Collegiate at 5-under 139 (71-68) and tied for 11th at The Year and the 2013 Junior Tour of Northern California Player of the Year. Goodwin at 3-over 213 (70-70-73). At the 2017 NCAA Championships, Suh tied for 19th at even 288 (67-70-72-79) and was leading his NCAA PERSONAL: Suh, born June 12, 1997, is a business administration major. Championships quarterfinal match 1up on 17 against Illinois’ Dylan Meyer when play was stopped … Among Suh’s summer highlights was a berth in CAREER NOTES (As of June, 2017) the U.S. Amateur, where he tied for 49th at 3-over 143 (72-71) to earn a berth into match play before falling in the first round. He earned his berth Lowest 54-Hole Score: 9-under 204 (2016 Western Refining College as medalist of his qualifying tournament … He was ninth at the Sunnehanna All-American) Amateur and tied for 18th at the Pacific Coast Amateur. Lowest Round: 65 (2017 Pac-12 Championships) Top 10 Finishes: 8 2016: Suh, as a 2016 freshman, earned GCAA PING All-American Rounds in the 60s: 22 honorable mention and Pac-12 All-Freshman honors. He finished third on Highest Finish: 1st (2017 Western Intercollegiate) the team with a stroke average of 72.57, had eight rounds in the 60s, two top 10s and six top 20s, including a tie for 10th at the NCAA Championships at 3-over 283 (68-67-75-73) ... He got his spring semester off to a strong start in his fifth start by tying for 13th with a 5-under 211 (70-69-72) at the Amer Ari Invitational. He almost matched it with a tie for 14th at the Southern Highlands Collegiate at 3-over 219 (73-71-75). He posted a season-best tie for eighth at the Western Intercollegiate at 1-under 209 (67-74-68), tied for 19th at the Pac-12 Championships at 4-over 288 (70-69-71-78) and tied for 17th at the NCAA Albuquerque Regional at 10-over 226 (73-80-73). His fall action was topped by a tie for 39th at the Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational at par 215 (67-71-77). He split his two matches at the East Lake Cup Championship Match Play, including a 5&3 win over LSU's Nathan Jeansonne ... After the season, Suh played as an amateur in the 2016 U.S. Open. He missed the cut by three strokes,

PAGE 12 — University of Southern California USC Golf KYLE SUPPA SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • HONOLULU, HAWAII

THIS SEASON: Kyle Suppa, a 2018 sophomore, looks to build on a solid HIGH SCHOOL: Suppa prepped at Punahou School in Honolulu and freshman season as he competes for a starting role on this year's squad. finished his high school career as the top junior in Hawaii, where he was ranked in the top 75 of the Junior Golf Scoreboard's Worldwide Ranking 2017: Suppa played in three events as an individual as a 2017 true and No. 33 on Junior Golf Scoreboard's graduating class list. Suppa freshman, finishing with a solid 72.44 stroke average. He posted a season- placed second in the 2015 Hawaii State Amateur, played in the 2015 U.S. best tie for 19th at the Amer Ari Invitational with a 7-under 209 (64-69-76). Amateur and has also played in the U.S. Junior Amateur. He competed His first-round 64 on the Waikola G.C. Kings Course was USC's best round as an amateur in the PGA Tour's 2015 Sony Open and made the cut with since Sam Smith's 64 at the 2013 NCAA Pullman Regional. He tied for opening rounds of 69-69. Suppa won the 2014 HSJGA Michelle Wie 32nd at the Bill Cullum Invitational and tied for 48th at the Southwestern Tournament of Champions, finished third as an amateur in the professional Invitational ... During the summer, he tied for 18th at the Southwestern 2014 Hawaii State Open, took second in the 2015 AJGA Yang Foundation Amateur and Monroe Invitational, tied for 22nd at the Sahalee Players Junior and tied for seventh at the 2015 IMG Junior World Championships. Championship and tied for 35th at the Pacific Coast Amateur.

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 13 USC Golf ISSEI TANABE FRESHMAN • 5-11 • HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA

THIS SEASON: Issei Tanaba, a 2018 freshman from Huntington Beach, won the Toyota Tour Cup Series event at the Carlton Oaks G.C. with a 142 Calif., figures to provide good depth and bring strong play to USC’s (72-70) … He had three 2015 top 15 AJGA finishes, including a fifth at lineup this season. the Rolex Tournament of Champions with a 214 (67-72-75). In 2014, he won the AJGA BBCN Bank Junior Championship at 206 (68-70-68) and HIGH SCHOOL: Tanabe, who prepped at Mater Dei High in Santa was fifth at the L.A. Junior Open. Ana, Calif., became the first Mater Dei player to win the Trinity League championship with 1-under 141 (71-70) as a 2016 junior. In 2015, he PERSONAL: Tanabe is majoring in psychology.

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RICO HOEY EARNED ALL-AMERICAN FIRST TEAM HONORS IN 2016-17.

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 15 USC Golf 2016-2017 RESULTS

PLAYER ROUNDS TOURNEYS STROKE AVG. BEST FINISH LOW ROUND Rico Hoey 39 13 70.82 1st 63 Sean Crocker 36 12 71.14 2nd tie 64 Justin Suh 36 12 71.17 1st 65 Jonah Texeira 26 9 72.08 1st 66 Cheng Jin 33 11 72.70 3rd tie 65 Kyle Suppa 9 3 72.44 19th 64 Andrew Levitt 33 11 73.39 9th tie 66 Danny Ochoa 9 3 74.44 15th tie 70 David Kim 6 2 76.17 28th 70 Ing Ratanavadi 3 1 82.67 80th 80 USC TEAM 36 12 283.58 1st (5 times) 268

Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite 296 288 290 874 +34 8th tie Sean Crocker...... 69 73 69 211 +1 7th tie Rico Hoey...... 76 71 72 219 +9 29th tie Jonah Texeira...... 75 73 74 222 +12 40th tie Cheng Jin...... 76 71 76 223 +13 42nd tie Andrew Levitt...... 78 74 75 227 +17 54th tie

Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational 283 283 294 860 +20 6th tie Sean Crocker...... 71 67 69 207 -3 4th Andrew Levitt...... 72 71 71 211 +1 21st tie Rico Hoey...... 77 67 77 221 +11 42nd tie Danny Ochoa...... 73 78 77 228 +18 63rd tie Justin Suh...... 67 78 83 228 +18 63rd tie

Oct. 17-18 Bill Cullum Invitational (individuals only) Jonah Texeira 66 68 68 202 -14 1st Danny Ochoa 72 70 71 213 -3 15th tie Kyle Suppa 74 70 73 217 +1 32nd tie David Kim 85 77 73 235 +19 85th

Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate 299 279 279 857 -7 3rd tie Rico Hoey...... 76 70 66 212 -4 9th tie Andrew Levitt...... 74 66 72 212 -4 9th tie Sean Crocker...... 74 72 69 215 -1 16th tie Justin Suh...... 75 73 72 220 +4 39th tie Cheng Jin...... 77 71 76 224 +8 63rd tie

Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Cypress Point Classic 1st

Quarterfinal, Four Ball, USC def. Alabama, 9.5-2.5 Semifinal, Foursomes, USC def. UCLA 6-6 (on tiebreaker)* Hoey, Jin (USC) tie Riley, Hodges (Ala.), 2-2 Hoey, Jin (USC) lost to Madey, Sossman (UCLA), 3-1 Crocker, Texeira (USC) def. Hitchner, Sedeno (Ala.), 2.5-0.5 Crocker, Texeira (USC) def. Collier, Murphy (UCLA), 4-0 Levitt, Suh (USC) def. Setterstrom, Prater (Ala.), 4-0 Levitt, Suh (USC) lost to Hutchins, Yoshihara (UCLA), 3-1 *Back 9 Holes Won Final, Singles, USC def. Georgia Tech, 19.5-4.5 Justin Suh (USC) lost to James Clark (GT), 3-1 Andrew Levitt (USC) def. Vince Whaley (GT), 4-0 Jonah Texeira (USC) def. Tyler Joiner (GT), 3.5-0.5 Sean Crocker (USC) def. Chris Petefish (GT), 3.5-0.5 Cheng Jin (USC) def. (GT), 4-0 Rico Hoey (USC) def. Luke Schniederjans (GT), 3.5-0.5

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Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate 341 341 682 -38 1st Rico Hoey...... 65 67 132 -12 1st Jonah Texeira...... 67 67 134 -10 2nd Justin Suh...... 71 68 139 -5 10th tie Sean Crocker...... 68 71 139 -5 10th tie Andrew Levitt...... 75 68 143 -1 18th tie Cheng Jin...... 70 73 143 -1 18th tie

Gifford Quarterfinals, USC def. , 5-0-1 Gifford Semifinals, USC def. Northwestern, 4-2 Sean Crocker (USC) def. Jordan Hahn (UW), 4&3 Sean Crocker (USC) lost to Andrew Whalen (NU), 1up Cheng Jin (USC) vs. Nick Robinson (UW), A/S thru 18 Cheng Jin (USC) def. Everton Hawkins (NU), 6&4 Rico Hoey (USC) def. Pete Kuhl (UW), 5&4 Jonah Texeira (USC) def. Sam Triplett (NU), 1up Jonah Texeira (USC) def. Brett Robinson (UW), 6&5 Justin Suh (USC) def. Dylan Wu (NU), 2&1 Justin Suh (USC) def. Ben Skogen (UW), 6&5 Andrew Levitt (USC) lost to Conor Richardson (NU), 2&1 Andrew Levitt (USC) def. Eddie Wajda (UW), 3&2 Rico Hoey (USC) def. Ryan Lumsden (NU), 3&1

Gifford Final, USC def. Stanford, 2-2-2 (wins tiebreak, 7-6, on total holes won) Cheng Jin (USC) vs. Jeffrey Swegle (Stanford), A/S thru 18 (F) Justin Suh (USC) def. Isaiah Salinda (Stanford), 3&2 Jonah Texeira (USC) lost to Viraat Badhwar (Stanford), 3&1 Sean Crocker (USC) lost to Maverick McNealy (Stanford), 3&2 Andrew Levitt (USC) def. Brandon Wu (Stanford), 4&3 Rico Hoey (USC) vs. Franklin Huang (Stanford), A/S thru 18 (F)

Nov. 12-13 Western Refining College All-American (Individuals Only) Justin Suh 69 68 67 204 -9 2nd Rico Hoey 73 66 69 208 -5 5th

Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational 273 268 287 828 -36 2nd Rico Hoey ^ 67 63 70 200 -16 1st tie Sean Crocker 68 70 70 208 -8 13th tie Justin Suh 69 67 72 208 -8 13th tie Kyle Suppa * 64 69 76 209 -7 19th Andrew Levitt 69 68 76 213 -3 33rd tie Cheng Jin * 71 65 79 214 -1 45th tie Jonah Texeira 73 70 75 218 +2 60th tie

Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational 289 282 288 859 -5 2nd Rico Hoey 69 68 73 210 -6 5th tie Sean Crocker 73 69 70 212 -4 7th Cheng Jin 73 72 70 215 -1 11th tie David Kim * 80 72 70 222 +6 28th tie Justin Suh 74 73 76 223 +7 34th tie Jonah Texeira 74 74 75 223 +7 34th tie Andrew Levitt * 75 74 74 223 +7 34th tie Kyle Suppa * 73 79 74 226 +10 48th tie Danny Ochoa * 73 78 78 229 +13 55th tie Ing Ratanavadi * 80 86 82 248 +32 80th

March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate 278 291 284 853 -11 1st Justin Suh 70 68 73 211 -5 3rd tie Cheng Jin 69 73 69 211 -5 3rd tie Sean Crocker 73 69 71 214 -2 12th tie Andrew Levitt 75 76 70 221 +5 29th tie Rico Hoey 71 78 74 223 +7 34th tie

March 30-April 1 The Goodwin 285 280 281 846 +6 2nd Sean Crocker 72 67 70 208 -2 5th tie Justin Suh 70 70 73 213 +3 11th tie Jonah Texeira * 73 74 68 215 +5 20th tie Cheng Jin 71 77 68 216 +6 25th tie Rico Hoey 80 69 70 219 +9 41st tie Andrew Levitt 72 74 78 224 +14 69th tie

April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate 347 348 355 1050 E 1st Justin Suh 68 67 70 205 -5 1st Sean Crocker 72 70 67 209 -1 2nd tie Jonah Texeira 68 73 71 212 +2 8th tie Rico Hoey 72 71 72 215 +5 21st tie Andrew Levitt 73 67 75 215 +5 21st tie Cheng Jin 67 77 75 219 +9 39th tie

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 17 USC Golf

April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships ** 366 365 351 1082 +32 3rd tie Rico Hoey 72 68 69 209 -1 2nd tie Justin Suh 72 78 65 215 +5 9th tie Cheng Jin 75 73 71 219 +9 26th tie Jonah Texeira 74 72 75 221 +11 35th tie Andrew Levitt 78 77 71 226 +16 57th tie Sean Crocker 73 75 80 228 +18 61st tie

May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional 280 283 286 849 -3 1st Sean Crocker 64 74 71 209 -4 2nd tie Justin Suh 68 68 73 209 -4 2nd tie Rico Hoey 70 70 70 210 -3 5th tie Cheng Jin 78 73 72 223 +10 38th tie Jonah Texeira 78 72 77 227 +14 47th tie

May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play) 284 283 280 311 1158 +6 5th tie Rico Hoey...... 74 68 66 76 284 -4 6th tie Justin Suh...... 67 70 72 79 288 E 19th tie Cheng Jin...... 72 70 71 79 292 +4 35th tie Sean Crocker...... 74 78 71 77 300 +12 70th tie Andrew Levitt...... 71 75 76 85 307 +19 78th tie

NCAA Quarterfinals, USC lost to Illinois 3.5-1.5 Sean Crocker (USC) lost to Edoardo Lipparelli (I), 1up Andrew Levitt (USC) lost to Giovanni Tadiotto (I), 1up Rico Hoey (USC) lost to Nick Hardy (I), 1up Cheng Jin (USC) def. Theo Humphrey (I), 2&1 Justin Suh (USC) vs. Dylan Meyer (I), 1up thru 17 (halved)

^ Lost on first hole of 3-way playoff * Played as individual ** Shortened to 54 holes due to snow on Day 2

TROJANS MATCH-BY-MATCH SUMMARY

SEAN CROCKER – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite...... 69 73 69 211 +1 7th tie Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...... 71 67 69 207 -3 4th Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate...... 74 72 69 215 -1 16th tie Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 68 71 139 -5 10th tie Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 68 70 70 208 -8 13th tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 73 69 70 212 -4 7th March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 73 69 71 214 -2 12th tie March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 72 67 70 208 -2 5th tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 72 70 67 209 -1 2nd tie April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 73 75 80 228 +18 61st tie May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional...... 64 74 71 209 -4 2nd tie May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play)...... 74 78 71 77 300 +12 70th tie

RICO HOEY – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite...... 76 71 72 219 +9 29th tie Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...... 77 67 77 221 +11 42nd tie Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate...... 76 70 66 212 -4 9th tie Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 65 67 132 -12 1st Nov. 12-13 Western Refining College All-American...... 73 66 69 208 -5 5th Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 67 63 70 200 -16 1st tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 69 68 73 210 -6 5th tie March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 71 78 74 223 +7 34th tie March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 80 69 70 219 +9 41st tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 72 71 72 215 +5 21st tie April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 72 68 69 209 -1 2nd tie May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional...... 70 70 70 210 -3 5th tie May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play)...... 74 68 66 76 284 -4 6th tie

CHENG JIN – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite...... 76 71 76 223 +13 42nd tie Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate...... 77 71 76 224 +8 63rd tie Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 70 73 143 -1 18th tie Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 71 65 79 214 -1 45th tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 73 72 70 215 -1 11th tie March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 69 73 69 211 -5 3rd tie

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March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 71 77 68 216 +6 25th tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 67 77 75 219 +9 39th tie April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 75 73 71 219 +9 26th tie May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional...... 78 73 72 223 +10 38th tie May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play)...... 72 70 71 79 292 +4 35th tie

DAVID KIM – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Oct. 17-18 Bill Cullum Invitational74...... 85 77 73 235 +19 85th Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 80 72 70 222 +6 28th tie

ANDREW LEVITT – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite...... 78 74 75 227 +17 54th tie Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...... 72 71 71 211 +1 21st tie Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate...... 74 66 72 212 -4 9th tie Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 75 68 143 -1 18th tie Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 69 68 76 213 -3 33rd tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 75 74 74 223 +7 34th tie March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 75 76 70 221 +5 29th tie March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 72 74 78 224 +14 69th tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 73 67 75 215 +5 21st tie April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 78 77 71 226 +16 57th tie May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play)...... 71 75 76 85 307 +19 78th tie

DANNY OCHOA – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...... 73 78 77 228 +18 63rd tie Oct. 17-18 Bill Cullum Invitational (individuals only)...... 72 70 71 213 -3 15th tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 73 78 78 229 +13 55th tie

JUSTIN SUH – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Oct. 2-4 Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...... 67 78 83 228 +18 63rd tie Oct. 21-23 Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate...... 75 73 72 220 +4 39th tie Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 71 68 139 -5 10th tie Nov. 12-13 Western Refining College All-American...... 69 68 67 204 -9 2nd Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 69 67 72 208 -8 13th tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 74 73 76 223 +7 34th tie March 4-6 Southern Highlands Collegiate...... 70 68 73 211 -5 3rd tie March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 70 70 73 213 +3 11th tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 68 67 70 205 -5 1st April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 72 78 65 215 +5 9th tie May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional...... 68 68 73 209 -4 2nd tie May 26-31 NCAA Championships (Stroke Play)...... 67 70 72 79 288 E 19th tie

ING RATANAVADI – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 80 86 82 248 +32 80th

KYLE SUPPA – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Oct. 17-18 Bill Cullum Invitational...... 74 70 73 217 +1 32nd tie Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 64 69 76 209 -7 19th Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 73 79 74 226 +10 48th tie

JONAH TEXEIRA – 2016-2017 EVENT-BY-EVENT RESULTS Sept. 16-18 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite...... 75 73 74 222 +12 40th tie Oct. 17-18 Bill Cullum Invitational (individuals only)...... 66 68 68 202 -14 1st Nov. 7-9 Gifford Collegiate...... 67 67 134 -10 2nd Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational...... 73 70 75 218 +2 60th tie Feb. 27-28 Southwestern Invitational...... 74 74 75 223 +7 34th tie March 30-April 1 The Goodwin...... 73 74 68 215 +5 20th tie April 8-9 Western Intercollegiate...... 68 73 71 212 +2 8th tie April 28-30 Pac-12 Championships...... 74 72 75 221 +11 35th tie May 15-17 NCAA Washington Regional...... 78 72 77 227 +14 47th tie

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 19 USC Golf

Pac-12 USC All-Pac-12 Individual Selections Champions (first and second team honorees)

YEAR CHAMPION SCORE 1956 Bob McCallister, USC 297 YEAR GOLFER TEAM 1957 Bob McCallister, USC 283 1979 Jeff Hart 2nd 1958 , USC 286 1959 Al Geiberger, USC 288 Craig Anderson 2nd 1960 Pete Choate, Stanford 293 Ron Commans 2nd 1961 Clint Names, Washington 286 1980 Ron Commans 1st 1962 Pete Choate, Stanford 290 1963 Dave Stockton, USC 288 Craig Steinberg 1st 1964 Sherman Finger, USC 280 Tracy Nakazaki 1st 1965 Sherman Finger, USC 286 1966 Sherman Finger, USC 291 1981 Ron Commans 1st 1967 Kemp Richardson, USC 282 Jeff Hart 1st 1968 Kemp Richardson, USC 290 1982 1st 1969 Bob Allard, USC 289 1970 Pete Lazzlo, UCLA 291 Jeff Hart 1st Allan Tapie, USC 291 Tracy Nakazaki 1st Gary Sanders, USC 291 1983 Sam Randolph 1st Craig Griswold, 291 1971 Scott Masingill, Oregon State 292 1984 John Flannery 1st 1972 Craig Griswold, Oregon 290 Sam Randolph 1st 1973 Mark Pfeil, USC 274 1974 , Oregon 280 Brian Henninger 2nd 1975 , USC 290 1985 Sam Randolph 1st 1976 Peter Jacobsen, Oregon (No.) 209 Mike Blewett 2nd Scott Simpson, USC (So.) 214 1977 Phil Currie, Oregon (No.) 215 1986 Brian Henninger 1st Mike Peck, Stanford (So.) 288 Sam Randolph 1st Larry Collins, USC (So.) 288 1978 Brent Murray, Oregon 286 Mike Blewett 2nd Mike Peck, Stanford 286 Terrence Miskell 2nd 1979 Scott Watkins, Arizona State 277 1987 Terrence Miskell 2nd Dan Croonquist, Arizona State 277 1980 Jim Bertoncino, Arizona State 280 Steve Sear 2nd Jack Skilling, Stanford 280 1988 Bryan Pemberton 2nd Craig Steinberg, USC 280 1989 Bryan Pemberton 2nd 1981 Dan Forsman, Arizona State 283 Tony Grimes, Arizona State 283 1990 Bryan Pemberton 2nd 1982 , UCLA 273 1991 Bryan Pemberton 1st 1983 , UCLA 290 Martin Trainer after winning Sam Randolph, USC 290 James Kim 2nd 1984 Paul Nolen, Arizona 290 Chris Zambri 2nd the 2011 Pac-10 individual 1985 Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 279 1992 Joon Lee 2nd title. 1986 Don Walsworth, Stanford 296 1987 Larry Silveira, Arizona 289 1993 Chris Zambri 2nd 1988 O.D. Vincent, Washington 214 1996 Brian Hull 1st 1989 Christian Cevaer, Stanford 203 Roger Tambellini 2nd 1990 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 278 2007 Rory Hie 2nd 2012 Steve Lim 1st 1991 Manny Zerman, Arizona 278 1997 Roger Tambellini 1st Jamie Lovemark Jeffrey Kang 2nd 1992 Christian Cevaer, Stanford 276 Chad Wright 1st 1993 , Arizona 284 (Pac-10 Co-Player/ 2013 Yi Keun Chang 1st 1994 Jason Gore, Arizona 284 Brian Hull 2nd Freshman of the Year) 1st Sam Smith 2nd 1995 Charlie Wi, California 279 1998 Charlie Woerner 2nd 2008 Rory Hie 1st 2014 Rico Hoey 1st 1996 Tiger Woods, Stanford 270 2001 1997 Scott Johnson, Arizona State 278 Jamie Lovemark 1st (Pac-12 Freshman of the Year) 1998 Paul Casey, Arizona State 283 (Pac-10 Freshman Matthew Giles 2nd Anthony Paolucci 2nd 1999 Paul Casey, Arizona State 265 of the Year) 1st 2000 Paul Casey, Arizona State 265 Tom Glissmeyer 2nd 2015 Sean Crocker 1st 2001 , Arizona 268 Alex Kuyumjian 1st Tim Sluiter 2nd (Pac-12 Freshman of the Year) 2002 Jim Seki, Stanford 284 Nick Jones 2nd 2009 Jamie Lovemark 1st Rico Hoey 1st 2003 John Merrick, UCLA 276 2002 Kevin Stadler (Pac-10 2004 Henry Liaw, Arizona 279 Matthew Giles 1st 2016 Rico Hoey 1st 2005 Erik Olson, Washington 276 Player of the Year) 1st (Pac-10 Co-Player of Year Sean Crocker 2nd 2006 Daniel Im, UCLA 277 Ben Hayes (Pac-10 Tim Sluiter 1st Jonah Texeira 2nd 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 269 Freshman of the Year) 2008 Creighton Honeck, Arizona 281 2010 T.J. Vogel (Pac-12 2017 Rico Hoey 1st 2009 Darren Wallace, Washington 277 2004 Nico Bollini 2nd Co-Freshman of Sean Crocker 1st 2010 Eric Mina, California 268 Ben Hayes 2nd 2011 Martin Trainer, USC * 275 the Year) 1st Justin Suh 1st 2012 Andrew Yun, Stanford 275 2005 Tyler Ley 2nd Steve Lim 2nd Cheng Jin H.M. 2013 Max Homa, California 271 2006 Taylor Wood 2nd 2014 Patrick Rodgers, Stanford 281 2011 Martin Trainer 1st Jonah Texeira H.M. 2015 Maverick McNealy, Stanford 262 Jeffrey Kang 2nd 2016 , ASU 272 Steve Lim 2nd 2017 Wyndham Clark, Oregon ** 206

*Won in 7-hole playoff ** Only played 3 rounds due to snow

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USC’s Pac-12 Team Championships

YEAR SITE CHAMPION SCORE 1960 Stanford GC ...... Stanford 1192 1961 Rainier CC, Seattle ...... Washington 1181 1962 Hillcrest CC, Los Angeles ...... USC 1193 1963 Stanford GC ...... Washington 1197 1964 Clarkston CC ...... USC 1140 1965 Indian Wells CC ...... USC 1186 Pac-12 Golfers of the Year 1966 Stanford GC ...... USC 1183 1967 Corvallis CC ...... USC 1146 1976 Scott Simpson, USC 1968 Los Angeles CC ...... Stanford 1194 1977 Scott Simpson, USC 1969 Rainier CC, Seattle ...... USC 1172 1978 Brent Murray, Oregon 1970 Mira Vista CC, Richmond ...... Stanford 1185 1979 Scott Watkins, Arizona State 1971 Eugene CC ...... USC 1185 Corey Pavin, UCLA 1972 California CC, Whittier ...... USC 1187 1973 Clarkston CC ...... USC 1125 1980 Tom Pernice, UCLA 1974 Stanford GC ...... Stanford 1155 1981 Ron Commans, USC 1975 Eugene CC ...... USC 1185 Dan Forsman, Arizona State 1976 Rainier CC, Seattle (No.) ...... Oregon 1104 1982 Corey Pavin, UCLA Wilshire CC, Los Angeles, (So.) ...... USC 873 1983 Steve Pate, UCLA 1977 Spokane (No.) ...... Oregon 1100 1984 Sam Randolph, USC Stanford GC (So.) ...... Stanford 1178 1978 North Ranch CC, Los Angeles ...... USC 1185 1985 Duffy Waldorf, UCLA 1979 Papago Park, Phoenix, AZ ...... Arizona State 1123 1986 Sam Randolph, USC 1980 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA ...... USC 1139 1987 Bill Mayfair, Arizona State 1981 Stanford GC ...... Arizona State 1456 1988 Larry Silveira, Arizona 1982 Corvallis CC ...... UCLA 1416 1989 Robert Gamez, Arizona 1983 Los Angeles CC ...... UCLA 1476 1990 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1984 Tucson CC, Tucson, AZ ...... USC 1421 1985 Walla Walla CC, Walla Walla, WA ...... UCLA 1448 1991 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1986 Wood Ranch GC, Simi Valley, CA ...... USC 1539 1992 Phil Mickelson, Arizona State 1987 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR ...... Arizona 1463 1993 David Berganio, Arizona 1988 Orinda CC, Orinda, CA ...... Washington 1104 1994 Todd Demsey, Arizona State 1989 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA ...... Arizona 1074 1995 Tiger Woods, Stanford 1990 Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ ...... Arizona State 1418 1996 Tiger Woods, Stanford 1991 Stanford GC ...... Arizona 1430 1992 Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR ...... Stanford 1439 1997 Chris Hanell, Arizona State 1993 Sandpiper GC, Goleta, CA ...... Arizona State 1444 1998 , Arizona 1994 Tucson National GC, Tucson, AZ ...... Stanford 1459 1999 Joel Kribel, Stanford 1995 Meadow Springs CC, Richland, WA ...... Arizona State 1440 2000 Paul Casey, Arizona State 1996 Big Canyon CC, Newport Beach, CA . . . . . Arizona State 1456 2001 Ricky Barnes, Arizona 1997 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR ...... Arizona State 1445 , Arizona State 1998 Orinda CC, Orinda, CA ...... Arizona State 1444 2002 Kevin Stadler, USC 1999 Broadmoor GC, Seattle, WA ...... Arizona State 1403 2000 Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ ...... Arizona State 1384 2003 Ricky Barnes, Arizona 2001 Stanford GC, Stanford, CA ...... USC 1400 2004 Chris Nallen, Arizona 2002 Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR ...... USC 1441 2005 Erik Olson, Washington 2003 Oakmont CC, Glendale, CA ...... UCLA 1439 2006 Alejandro Canizares, ASU 2004 The Gallery GC, Tucson, AZ ...... Arizona 1450 Rob Grube, Stanford 2005 Walla Walla CC, Walla Walla, WA ...... Washington 1425 2007 Jamie Lovemark, USC 2006 Big Horn GC, Rancho Mirage, CA ...... UCLA 1420 2007 Eugene CC, Eugene, OR ...... USC 1420 Niklas Lemke, ASU 2008 The Meadow Club, Fairfax, CA . . . ASU (won playoff over USC) 1435 2008 Kevin Chappell, UCLA 2009 Seattle GC, Seattle, WA ...... Washington 1424 2009 Matt Giles, USC 2010 Karsten GC, Tempe, AZ ...... Washington 1383 , Washington 2011 Stanford GC, Stanford, CA ...... USC *1415 2010 Eric Mina, California 2012 Trysting Tree GC, Corvallis, OR ...... California 1432 2011 , UCLA 2013 L.A. CC, Los Angeles, CA ...... California 1406 2014 The Galley at Dove Mountain, Marana, AZ ...... Stanford 1438 2012 Eugene Wong, Oregon 2015 Palouse Ridge, Pullman, WA ...... Stanford 1396 2013 Michael Kim, California 2016 The Country Club, Salt Lake City, UT ...... Stanford 1402 2014 Patrick Rodgers, Stanford 2017 Boulder C.C., Boulder, CO ...... Oregon **1065 2015 Maverick McNealy, Stanford 2016 Maverick McNealy, Stanford *USC won in playoff over Oregon 2017 Wyndham Clark, Oregon ** Only played three rounds due to snow Pac-12 Conference, 2012-present; Pac-10 Conference - 1979-2011; Pac-8 Conference, 1967-78; Athletic Association of Western Universities - 1966 and earlier

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 21 USC Golf

USC Golf All-Americans (First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention Selections)

1956 1971 Bob McCallister ...... 1st Gary Sanders ...... 1st Bud Bradley ...... 2nd Alan Tapie ...... 3rd

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

1959 1974 Al Geiberger ...... 1st Craig Stadler ...... 1st Don Thornton ...... 3rd Mark Pfeil ...... 2nd Jim Ruziecki ...... 3rd 1960 Jon Fiedler ...... HM Jerry Zar ...... 3rd 1975 1961 Craig Stadler ...... 2nd Jerry Zar ...... 2nd Scott Simpson ...... 2nd Jim Ewing ...... 3rd Jim Ruziecki ...... 2nd Dave Stockton ...... HM 1976 1962 Scott Simpson ...... 1st Dave Stockton ...... 3rd Larry Collins ...... HM Ron 1963 Commans 1977 Dave Stockton ...... 2nd Scott Simpson ...... 1st Ron Rhoads ...... 3rd Larry Collins ...... 3rd Jim Ewing ...... 3rd 1978 1964 Ron Commans ...... 2nd Sherman Finger ...... 1st Larry Collins ...... 3rd Martin Bowen ...... 2nd Craig Anderson ...... HM

1965 1979 Sherman Finger ...... 1st Ron Commans ...... 2nd Rick Rhoads ...... 2nd Jerry Preuss ...... HM 1980 Craig Steinberg ...... 2nd 1966 Ron Commans ...... 2nd Sherman Finger ...... 1st Tracy Nakazaki ...... 3rd Rick Rhoads ...... 2nd 1981 1967 Ron Commans ...... 1st Kemp Richardson ...... 2nd Jeff Hart ...... 3rd Lee Davis ...... HM Bill Feil ...... HM 1982 Jeff Hart ...... 1st 1968 John Flannery ...... 3rd Kemp Richardson ...... 1st Tracy Nakazaki ...... HM Gregg McHatton ...... 2nd 1983 1969 Sam Randolph ...... 2nd Gary Sanders ...... 1st Bob Risch ...... 3rd 1984 Gregg McHatton ...... HM Sam Randolph ...... 1st Mike Blewett ...... 3rd 1970 John Flannery ...... HM Gary Sanders ...... 2nd Brian Henninger ...... HM Alan Tapie ...... HM Rory Hie 1985 Sam Randolph ...... 1st

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USC Golf All-Americans (First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention Selections)

1986 2006 Sam Randolph ...... 1st Taylor Wood ...... 2nd Brian Henninger ...... HM 2007 1987 Jamie Lovemark ...... 1st Terrence Miskell ...... HM 2008 1989 Jamie Lovemark ...... 1st Dave Stockton, Jr...... HM Rory Hie ...... 1st Matt Giles ...... HM 1990 Tom Glissmeyer ...... HM Joon Lee ...... HM Tim Sluiter ...... HM

1991 2009 Bryan Pemberton . . . . . 2nd Matt Giles ...... 1st James Kim ...... HM Tom Glissmeyer ...... HM Tim Sluiter ...... HM 1995 Chad Wright ...... HM 2012 Jeffrey Kang ...... HM 1996 Steve Lim ...... HM Brian Hull ...... 1st 2013 1997 Yi Keun Chang ...... HM Roger Tambellini ...... 3rd Sam Smith ...... HM Matt Chad Wright ...... 3rd Giles Brian Hull ...... HM 2014 Rico Hoey ...... 3rd 2001 Anthony Paolucci ...... HM Hunter Mahan ...... 2nd Alex Kuyumjian ...... HM 2015 Sean Crocker ...... 3rd 2002 Rico Hoey ...... HM Academic All-Americans Kevin Stadler ...... 2nd 2016 2004 Rico Hoey ...... 2nd Ben Hayes ...... HM Justin Suh ...... HM

2005 2017 Taylor Wood ...... HM Rico Hoey ...... 1st Joshua Wooding ...... HM Sean Crocker ...... 2nd Justin Suh ...... 3rd

CHAD WRIGHT JAMES KIM 1997 1989, 1991

DAVID OH 2003

Rico Hoey ED HARPER BRIAN HENNINGER 1986 1986

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 23 USC Golf USC at the NCAA Championships

Year Finish Golf Course Location Strokes back Year Finish Golf Course Location Strokes back 1939 15th Wakonda Club Des Moines, IA 29 1985 ^ Grenelefe CC Haines City, FL 1940 T6th Ekwanok CC Manchester, VT 16 1986 8th Run GC Wake Forest 18 1948 19th Stanford G.C Stanford, CA 45 1987 ^ OSU GC Columbus,OH 1951 10th Scarlet GC Columbus, OH 28 1988 13th North Ranch CC Thousand Oaks, CA 18 1952 6th Purdue GC W. Lafayette, IN 14 1989 ^^ Oak Tree CC Edmond, OK 1953 13th Broadmoor GC Springs, CO 23 1990 13th Innisbrook Island Course Tarpon Springs, FL 24 1954 8th Braeburn CC Houston, TX 25 1991 7th Poppy Hills GC Pebble Beach, CA 29 1955 18th Holston Hills CC Knoxville, TN 38 1995 5th Scarlet GC Ohio State 8 1956 7th Scarlet GC Columbus, OH 8 1996 9th The Honors Course Chattanooga, TN 30 1958 3rd Taconic GC Williamstown, PA 13 1997 14th Conway Farms GC Lake Forest, IL 25 1960 8th Broadmoor GC Colorado Springs, CO 15 2000 ^^ Grand National Opelika, AL 1961 3rd Purdue G.C W. Lafayette, IN 12 2003 14th Karsten Creek GC Stillwater, OK 30 1962 10th Duke University GC Durham, N.C. 34 2004 ^ The Homestead Hot Springs, VA 1963 4th Wichita CC Wichita, KS 6 2005 6th Caves Valley GC Owings Mills, MD 24 1964 3rd Broadmoor GC Colorado Springs, CO 16 2007 ^ Golden Horseshoe GC Williamsburg, VA 1965 3rd Holston Hills CC Knoxville, TN 13 2008 3rd Kampen Course West Lafayette, IN 3 1966 3rd Stanford University GC Stanford, CA 13 2009 T5th Inverness Club Toledo, OH *16 (3rd) 1968 13th NMSU Las Cruces, NM 31 2010 15th Honors Course Ooltewah, TN 24 1969 14th Broadmoor GC Colorado Springs, CO 38 2011 12th Karsten Creek GC Stillwater, OK 23 1971 6th Tucson National GC Tucson, AZ 27 2012 15th Riviera CC Pacific Palisades, CA 21 1973 7th Stillwater CC Stillwater, OK 26 2013 23rd Capital City Club Atlanta, GA 30 1974 4th Carlton Oaks CC Santee, CA 19 2014 30th Prairie Dunes CC Hutchinson, KS 62 1975 3rd Scarlet GC Ohio State 34 2015 2nd Concessions GC Bradenton, FL **6 (5th) 1976 7th Univ. of New Mexico GC Albuquerque, NM 18 2016 T3rd Eugene CC Eugene, OR ***3 (T3rd) 1977 5th Seven Oaks GC Hamilton, NY 15 2017 T5th Harvest Farms CC Sugar Grove, IL ****19 (T5th) 1978 13th Eugene CC Eugene, OR 53 1979 9th Bermuda Run CC Winston-Salem, NC 26 * USC lost in match play quarterfinals to Michigan, 3-2 1980 8th Scarlet GC Columbus, OH 25 ** USC finished program-best runner-up after losing in match play final to LSU, 4-1. 1981 11th Stanford GC Stanford, CA 24 Beat Texas, 4-1, in quarters, and Illinois, 3.5-1.5, in semis 1982 ^ Pinehurst Resort Pinehurst, NC *** Lost in semis to Texas, 4-1, defeated Vanderbilt, 4-1, in quarters 1983 ^ San Joaquin CC Fresno, CA **** Lost in quarters to Illinois, 3-1-1 1984 8th Bear Creek Golf World Houston, TX 18 ^ Eliminated after 54 holes; ^^Eliminated after 36 holes

1966 Trojans: Top (L-R): Roger Cleveland, Earl Svenningsen, Dennis Noren, Lynn Audeoud, Kemp Richardson, Coach Stan Wood, Brian Gaddy. Bottom (L-R): Co-Captain Rick Rhoads, Gary Shemano, Bill Feil, Lee Davis, Co-Captain Sherm Finger

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Jamie Lovemark (2006-2007) 271 (72-71-64-64) 1st Ron Commans (1980-1981) 283 (71-72-71-69) 1st Scott Simpson (1976-1977) 289 (71-75-70-73) 1st Scott Simpson (1975-1976) 283 (68-74-74-68) 1st Sam Randolph (1984-1985) 285 (68-69-74-74) *T-1st Rick Hoey (2015-2016) 277 (70-69-69-69) 2nd Dave Stockton (1988-1989) 285 (71-72-73-69) 2nd Tom Glissmeyer (2008-2009) 210 (74-70-66) 3rd Al Geiberger (1957-1958) 141 (72-69) 3rd Chad Wright (1994-1995) 286 (71-73-67-75) 5th Jeff Hart (1981-1982) 286 (68-69-74-75) 6th Taylor Wood (2004-2005) 283 (72-68-71-71) 7th Sam Randolph (1985-1986) 288 (73-70-74-71) 8th Craig Stadler (1974-1975) 292 (77-69-72-74) 8th Jim Ruziecki (1973-1974) 291 (72-76-72-71) 8th Gary Sanders (1970-1971) 287 (70-74-70-73) 8th Tim Sluiter (2007-2008) 297 (70-73-73-81) 9th Ron Commans (1978-1979) 298 (74-74-74-76) 9th Justin Suh (2015-2016) 283 (68-67-75-73) 10th Jim Ewing (1961-1962) 149 (76-73) 11th Hunter Mahan (2000-2001) 216 (74-72-70) 12th Steve Lim (2011-2012) 215 (74-72-69) 13th Rory Hie (2007-2008) 298 (74-72-77-75) 13th Joshua Wooding (2004-2005) 284 (71-68-73-73) 13th Cory Okuna (1992-1993) 218 (77-73-68) 13th Bryan Pemberton (1990-1991) 292 (73-74-75-70) 13th Sam Randolph (1983-1984) 288 (73-71-75-69) 14th Craig Steinberg (1979-1980) 295 (75-78-73-69) 14th Kevin Stadler (2000-2001) 218 (72-75-71) 15th Jamie Craig Stadler (1973-1974) 293 (71-73-74-75) 15th Lovemark Sean Crocker (2014-2015) 289 (73-68-75-73) 16th Yi Keun Chang (2012-2013) 207 (71-66-70) 16th Don Baker (1972-1973) 291 (71-70-77-73) 19th Craig Stadler (1972-1973) 291 (71-73-69-69) 19th Jeffrey Kang (2010-2011) 220 (72-73-75) 20th Dave Stockton (1962-1963) 142 (73-69) 20th Ron Miller (1954-1955) 75 (36-39) 20th

*Lost on first hole of playoff

Kevin Stadler

Sean Crocker

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USC's Top 10 Pac-12 Finishes

Martin Trainer (2010-2011) 275 (68-68-69-70) 1st Bob Risch (1968-1969) 291 ------4th Jamie Lovemark (2006-2007) 269 (69-66-67-67) 1st Bob How (1957-1958) 293 (72-72-76-73) 4th Mike Blewett (1983-1984) 276 (71-68-69-68) 1st Jeffrey Kang (2010-2011) 279 (72-68-68-71) 5th Sam Randolph (1982-1983) 290 (73-73-72-72) 1st Alex Kuyumjian (2000-2001) 276 (72-68-70-66) 5th Craig Steinberg (1979-1980) 280 (72-68-68-72) 1st Jorge Corral (1997-1998) 287 (71-77-72-67) 5th Scott Simpson (1974-1975) 290 (77-69-71-73) 1st John Flannery (1983-1984) 284 (72-72-68-71) 5th Mark Pfeil (1972-1973) 274 (70-69-68-67) 1st Brian Henninger (1982-1983) 300 (83-74-72-71) 5th Alan Tapie (1969-1970) 291 (71-75-73-72) 1st Jon Fielder (1974-1975) 300 (73-76-77-74) 5th Gary Sanders (1969-1970) 291 (73-73-74-71) 1st Craig Stadler (1972-1973) 281 (71-72-67-71) 5th Kemp Richardson (1967-1968) 290 (69-74-72-75) 1st Rich Shemano (1961-1962) 299 (77-74-75-73) 5th Kemp Richardson (1966-1967) 282 (72-70-72-68) 1st Ralph Miller (1953-1954) 307 ------5th Sherman Finger (1965-1966) 291 (72-72-75-72) 1st Sean Crocker (2014-2015) 280 (72-68-72-68) 6th Sherman Finger (1964-1965) 286 ------1st Tom Glissmeyer (2007-2008) 284 (69-75-72-68) 6th Sherman Finger (1963-1964) 280 ------1st Chad Wright (1994-1995) 290 (71-71-76-72) 6th Al Geiberger (1957-1958) 286 (69-70-74-73) 1st Bryan Pemberton (1988-1989) 215 (74-72-69) 6th Kevin Stadler (2001-2002) 285 (69-71-73-72) 2nd Tracy Nakazaki (1981-1982) 285 (70-73-69-73) 6th Hunter Mahan (2000-2001) 271 (68-69-67-67) 2nd Gordan Krah (1980-1981) 292 (78-74-70-70) 6th Brian Hull (1995-1996) 284 (69-74-69-72) 2nd Brian Gaddy (1965-1966) 298 (68-77-75-78) 6th Sam Randolph (1985-1986) 297 (72-75-75-75) 2nd Rich Rhoads (1964-1965) 299 ------6th Craig Stadler (1971-1972) 291 (75-73-74-69) 2nd Barry Friedman (1961-1962) 301 (74-78-75-74) 6th Bruce Osborne (1968-1969) 290 ------2nd Ed Trisler (1954-1955) 320 (78-83-80-79) 6th Gregg Mchatton (1967-1968) 295 (77-72-71-75) 2nd Jim Griffits (1953-1954) 309 ------6th Bill Feil (1966-1967) 283 (69-73-73-69) 2nd Steve Sear (1986-1987) 293 (74-75-70-74) 7th Rich Rhoads (1965-1966) 292 (74-74-75-69) 2nd Mike Blewett (1984-1985) 290 (77-68-73-72) 7th Jerry Preuss (1964-1965) 289 ------2nd Greg McHatton (1966-1967) 289 (71-70-75-73) 7th Rich Rhoads (1963-1964) 281 ------2nd Sam Smith (2010-2011) 282 (73-71-71-67) 8th Ron Rhoads (1961-1962) 295 (73-75-70-77) 2nd Jamie Lovemark (2007-2008) 285 (66-75-71-73) 8th Sam Smith (2011-2012) 279 (77-68-67-67) 3rd Mark Pfeil (1973-1974) 295 (74-73-76-72) 8th Joshua Wooding (2006-2007) 278 (74-69-66-69) 3rd Harry Fischer (1971-1972) 298 (75-75-73-75) 8th Kevin Stadler (1999-2000) 211 (72-69-70) 3rd Kemp Richardson (1965-1966) 302 (74-71-83-74) 8th Sam Randolph (1984-1985) 283 (68-74-74-67) 3rd Ken Kirkpatrick (1961-1962) 304 (78-75-75-76) 8th Sam Randolph (1983-1984) 280 (68-70-72-70) 3rd Paul Smith (2013-2014) 292 (71-71-72-78) 9th Ron Commans (1980-1981) 287 (70-75-67-75) 3rd Tom Glissmeyer (2006-2007) 285 (73-70-71-71) 9th Jim Ruziecki (1974-1985) 296 (75-77-73-71) 3rd Jordan Nasser (2006-2007) 285 (73-70-70-72) 9th Gary Sanders (1970-1971) 295 (77-72-72-74) 3rd Ben Hayes (2003-2004) 290 (76-72-72-70) 9th Alan Tapie (1970-1971) 295 (77-77-70-71) 3rd Dave Stockton (1989-1990) 215 (71-74-70) 9th Jerry Preuss (1963-1964) 285 ------3rd Steve Sear (1988-1989) 216 (69-74-73) 9th Dave Stockton (1961-1962) 298 (76-72-73-77) 3rd Brian Henninger (1985-1986) 312 (78-81-76-77) 9th Bud Bradley (1957-1958) 292 (73-72-75-72) 3rd John Flannery (1981-1982) 288 (72-71-73-72) 9th Don Thorton (1953-1954) 303 ------3rd Mike Haney (1972-1973) 283 (72-70-75-66) 9th Eric Sugimoto (2013-2014) 287 (74-72-73-68) 4th Joe Batyko (1970-1971) 299 (76-75-74-74) 9th Rory Hie (2006-2007) 279 (72-67-74-66) 4th Gary Sanders (1968-1969) 295 ------9th Tyler Ley (2005-2006) 282 (74-67-71-70) 4th Bill Feil (1965-1966) 304 (76-75-76-77) 9th Ben Hayes (2001-2002) 286 (72-73-72-69) 4th Ron Pawlacyk (1954-1955) 325 (81-81-79-84) 9th Scott Oxandaboure (2001-02) 286 (71-73-72-70) 4th Matt Giles (2009-2010) 276 (68-70-70-68) 10th Chad Wright (1996-1997) 284 (68-67-72-77) 4th Jordan Nasser (2005-2006) 285 (74-71-70-70) 10th Bryan Pemberton (1990-1991) 285 (76-71-67-71) 4th James Kim (1990-1991) 290 (78-68-73-71) 10th Terrance Miskell (1985-1986) 303 (78-77-73-75) 4th Vivek Bhandari (1990-1991) 290 (71-70-78-71) 10th Jeff Hart (1981-1982) 283 (72-68-72-71) 4th John Flannery (1982-1983) 303 (77-76-74-76) 10th Ron Commans (1979-1980) 283 (73-70-70-70) 4th Mike Wiechers (1979-1980) 287 (73-69-73-72) 10th Craig Stadler (1974-1975) 299 (74-79-73-73) 4th Jon Fielder (1973-1974) 293 (74-70-76-73) 4th Craig Stadler (1973-1974) 293 (76-72-71-74) 4th Doug Ruland (1971-1972) 296 (73-74-73-76) 4th

PAGE 26 — University of Southern California USC Golf USC's Season Low Scoring Averages (since 1993, when results were consistent kept) 1. Jamie Lovemark (2006-07)...... 70.10 2. Sean Crocker (2014-15)...... 70.39 3. Rico Hoey (2016-17)...... 70.82 4. Rico Hoey (2015-16)...... 70.85 5. Rico Hoey (2014-15)...... 70.86 6. Hunter Mahan (2000- 01)...... 71.10 7. Sean Crocker (2016-17)...... 71.14 8. Justin Suh (2016-17)...... 71.17 9. Matt Giles (2008-09)...... 71.35 10. Rico Hoey (2013-14)...... 71.36 11. Kevin Stadler (2001-02)...... 71.52 12. Jamie Lovemark (2007-08)...... 71.71 13. Rory Hie (2007-08)...... 71.76 Sam Smith (2012-13)...... 71.76 15. Yi Keun Chang (2012-13)...... 71.78 16. Jonah Texeira (2014-15)...... 71.86 17. Anthony Paolucci (2013-14)...... 71.88 18. Rory Hie (2006-07)...... 71.97 19. Jonah Texeira (2016-17)...... 72.08 20. TJ Vogel (2009-10)...... 72.12 21. Taylor Wood (2005-06)...... 72.26 22. Martin Trainer (2010-11)...... 72.32 23. Roger Tambellini (1996-97)...... 72.33 24. Anthony Paolucci (2012-13)...... 72.41 25. Paul Smith (2014-15)...... 72.42

Yi Keun Chang

Rico Hoey Sam Smith

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 27 USC Golf

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

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

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The

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

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

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

Scott Simpson Sam Randolph Jamie Lovemark 1977 1986 2007

2017-2018 Trojan Men's Golf Media Guide — PAGE 29 USC Golf

Major Championships Won By Trojans (PGA Tour, Champions Tour, USGA, R&A)

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

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

Regional and State Championships

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

Jordan Nasser, 2006 California Amateur Champion

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Trojan Golf Rosters: 1924-2017

2016-2017 2010-2011 2004-2005 Dr. David Wright) 1994-1995 1989-1990 Sean Crocker Bo DeHuff Nico Bollini Zach Allen Charles Carter Rico Hoey Stewart Hagestad Andy Fohrer 1999-2000 Justin Boatman Jimmy Chang Cheng Jin Jeffrey Kang Ben Hayes Mike Berg Gregory Hildebrandt Brent Dorman David Kim Steve Lim Tyler Ley Chris Botsford Jaycy Igarashi Chris Gonzales Andrew Levitt Daniel Park Ben Miller Nick Jones Chris Johnson Joon Lee Danny Ochoa Sam Smith Jordan Nasser John Ray Leary Jim Keller Earl Morley Ing Ratanavadi Ramsey Sahyoun Bradley Shaw David Oh Jason Lowe Steve Novarro Ryan Slater Martin Trainer Taylor Wood Kevin Stadler Mark Nicoletti Bryan Pemberton Justin Suh T.J. Vogel Joshua Wooding Nick Webb Scott Richardson Blair Scharnick Kyle Suppa (Chris Zambri, (Kurt Schuette, (Kurt Schuette, Roger Tambellini Dave Stockton, Jr. Jonah Texeira Kurt Schuette, Ted Gleason, Patrick Nutter, Chad Wright Chris Zambri (Chris Zambri, Josh Brewer) Dr. David Wright) Dr. David Wright) (Kurt Schuette, (Randy Lein) Justin Silverstein) Patrick Nutter) 2009-2010 2003-2004 1998-1999 1988-1989 2015-2016 Bo DeHuff Nico Bollini Mike Berg 1993-1994 Greg Abdulian Sean Crocker Matt Giles Gordon Fraser Michael Chavez Vivek Bhandari Charles Carter Bobby Gojuangco Stewart Hagestad Ben Hayes Jorge Corral Justin Boatman Jimmy Chang Rico Hoey Steve Lim Tyler Ley Nick Jones Patrick Duffy Brent Dorman David Kim Daniel Park Scott Oxandaboure John Ray Leary Greg Hildebrandt Del Fujita Andrew Levitt Sam Smith Bradley Shaw Nathan Nouskajian Jaycy Igarashi James Kim Danny Ochoa Martin Trainer Taylor Wood Kevin Stadler Chris Johnson Earl Morley Ing Ratanavadi T.J. Vogel Joshua Wooding Nick Webb Jason Lowe Steve Novarro Ryan Slater (Chris Zambri, (Kurt Schuette, Charlie Woerner Mark Nicoletti Bryan Pemberton Justin Suh Kurt Schuette, Ted Gleason, (Kurt Schuette, Cory Okuna Brent Reid Jonah Texeira Josh Brewer) Dr. David Wright) Patrick Nutter) Chad Wright Curtis Rhoads (Chris Zambri, (Jim Empey) Steve Sear Tyler Goulding) 2008-2009 2002-2003 1997-1998 1992-1993 Dave Stockton, Jr. Bo DeHuff Nico Bollini Mike Berg Jerome Andrews Will Tipton 2014-2015 Matt Giles Chris Botsford Michael Chavez Vivek Bhandari John Wardrup Khaled Attieh Tom Glissmeyer James Choi Jorge Corral Amit Chopra Alex Woodson Bakari Bolden Steve Lim Gordon Fraser Nick Jones Pat Duffy Chris Zambri Sean Crocker Ryan Linton Ben Hayes Matt McCrite Mark Easterday (Randy Lein) Bobby Gojuangco Jamie Lovemark Tyler Ley Nathan Nouskajian John Gilles Rico Hoey Daniel Park David Oh Nick Webb Greg Hildebrandt 1987-1988 David Kim Gavin Reid Scott Oxandaboure Charlie Woerner Jaycy Igarashi Mike Blewett Andrew Levitt Tim Sluiter Bradley Shaw (Kurt Schuette, Joon Lee Brent Dorman Danny Ochoa (Chris Zambri, Taylor Wood Patrick Nutter) Jason Lowe Del Fujita Paul Smith Kurt Schuette, (Kurt Schuette, David Neish James Kim Eric Sugimoto Josh Brewer) Ted Gleason, 1996-1997 Steve Novarro Kelly Manos Jonah Texeira Dr. David Wright) Zach Allen Paul O’Reilly Bryan Pemberton (Chris Zambri, 2007-2008 Mike Berg Cory Okuna Steve Sear Tyler Goulding) Bo DeHuff 2001-2002 Jorge Corral Chris Zambri Dave Stockton, Jr. Matt Giles Nico Bollini Brian Hull (Jim Empey) Will Tipton 2013-2014 Tom Glissmeyer Chris Botsford Jaycy Igarashi (Randy Lein) Khaled Attieh Rory Hie John Callaghan Matt McCrite 1991-1992 Bobby Gojuangco Ryan Linton James Choi Mark Nicoletti Jerome Andrews 1986-1987 Rico Hoey Jamie Lovemark Gordon Fraser Roger Tambellini Vivek Bhandari Greg Abdulian Jeffrey Kang Daniel Park Ben Hayes Nick Webb Pat Duffy Del Fujita Danny Ochoa Gavin Reid David Oh Charlie Woerner Jimmy Chang Steve Haase Anthony Paolucci Tim Sluiter Scott Oxandaboure Chad Wright John Gilles Rich Heineck Ramsey Sahyoun (Chris Zambri, Bradley Shaw (Kurt Schuette, Greg Hildebrandt James Kim Paul Smith Kurt Schuette, Kevin Stadler Patrick Nutter) Joon Lee Kelly Manos Eric Sugimoto Dr. David Wright) Roderick Staunton Dave Neish Terrence Miskell (Chris Zambri, (Kurt Schuette, Patrick 1995-1996 Steve Novarro Earl Morley Tyler Goulding) 2006-2007 Nutter, Zach Allen Cory Okuna Steve Sear Bo DeHuff Dr. David Wright) Mike Berg Curtis Rhoads Jeff Shaw 2012-2013 Tom Glissmeyer Jorge Corral Chris Zambri Mike Tingus Yi Keun Chang Lee Harris 2000-2001 Greg Hildebrandt (Randy Lein) Will Tipton Stewart Hagestad Rory Hie Chris Botsford Brian Hull Scott Wardrope Jeffrey Kang Ryan Linton John Callaghan Jaycy Igarashi 1990-1991 (Randy Lein) Andrew Levitt Jamie Lovemark Justin Cleveland Jim Keller Jerome Andrews Michael Moorhead Ben Miller Ali Haji Jason Lowe Vivek Bhandari 1985-1986 Anthony Paolucci Jordan Nasser Nick Jones Mark Nicoletti Jimmy Chang Greg Abdulian Ramsey Sahyoun Tyler Smith Alex Kuyumjian Roger Tambellini John Gilles Mike Blewett Sam Smith Joshua Wooding Hunter Mahan Charlie Woerner Chris Gonzales Bill Brodie (Chris Zambri, (Chris Zambri, David Oh Chad Wright James Kim Del Fujita John Wurzer) Kurt Schuette, Kevin Stadler (Kurt Schuette, Joon Lee Steve Haase Dr. David Wright) Roderick Staunton Patrick Nutter) Steve Novarro Ed Harper 2011-2012 (Kurt Schuette, Cory Okuna Rich Heineck Stewart Hagestad 2005-2006 Patrick Nutter, Bryan Pemberton Brian Henninger Jeffrey Kang Tom Glissmeyer Curtis Rhoads Terrence Miskell Steve Lim Lee Harris Blair Scharnick Earl Morley Anthony Paolucci Tyler Ley John Wardrup Sam Randolph Ramsey Sahyoun Ryan Linton Chris Zambri Jeff Shaw Sam Smith Ben Miller (Randy Lein) Mike Tingus Martin Trainer Jordan Nasser Will Tipton (Chris Zambri, Johnny Pinjuv Rich Whittet Josh Brewer, Bradley Shaw (Randy Lein) John Wurzer) Taylor Wood Joshua Wooding (Kurt Schuette, Ted Gleason, Dr. David Wright)

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1984-1985 1979-1980 1974-1975 1968-1969 1963-1964 1957-1958 Ron Commans William Bentley Jon Fiedler Bob Risch John Babick Bud Bradley John Cummings Chuck Luke Michael Blewett Ray Harbour Martin Bowen Al Geiberger Bill Brodie Jeff Hart Paul Rekers Vic Loustalot Roger Cleveland Robert Howe Steve Haas Gordon Krah Doug Ruland Bill Seymour Lee Davis Bob McCallister Ed Harper Mark Morgan Jim Ruziecki Peter Elliot Frank Stubbs Tracy Nakazaki Bruce Osbourne Brian Henninger Dave Simpson Sherman Finger Doug Rankin Chip Herrera Craig Steinberg Gregg McHatton Scott Simpson Barry Friedman Donald Thornton Sam Randolph Mike Wiechers Jay Bazik Craig Stadler Brian Gaddy Larry Upton Mike Tingus (Ron Rhoads) Bruce Taylor Bob Strock Tim Happ Chuck Weil Rich Whittet Wendell Tom Gary Sanders Ken Kirkpatrick Carter Shrum (mgr.) (Randy Lein) 1978-1979 (Stan Wood) Jeff Hildebrand Craig Anderson (Stan Wood) George MacDonald (Stan Wood) Ron Commans 1983-1984 1973-1974 Gerald Preuss John Cummings Bill Bentley Bruce Balkey 1967-1968 Gary Shemano 1956-1957 Joe Flood Mike Blewett Jon Fiedler (Stan Wood) Robert Jeff Hart Kemp Richardson Bill Brodie Greg Grohs Bud Bradley Riley Cranston Craig Steinberg Gregg McHatton Jeff Miller 1962-1963 Robert Howe Matt Elmes Steve Titus Bob Risch Mark Pfeil John Babick Keith Lopp John Flannery Mike Wachtler Vic Loustalot Paul Rekers Martin Bowen Bob McCallister Rob Geiberger Mike Wiechers Lynn Audeoud Jim Ewing Bruce Perlmuth Steve Haase (Stan Wood) Doug Ruland Bill Seymour Ed Harper Jim Ruziecki (Stan Wood) Barry Friedman Ron Pawlacyk Brian Henninger 1977-1978 Scott Simpson Tim Happ Doug Rankin Craig Stadler Chip Herrera Craig Anderson 1966-1967 Ken Kirkpatrick Frank Stubbs (Stan Wood) Greg Moss Steve Carter Dennis Noren Gerald Preuss Sherwyn Turbow Sam Randolph Larry Collins Ron Rhoads Art Korn (mgr.) 1972-1973 Lee Davis Don Silk Ron Commans Lynn Audeoud Dave Stockton (Stan Wood) Mike Tingus Don Baker John Cummings Bill Seymour Clyde Wood, Jr. Scott Turney Joe Flood Greg Grohs Gary Shemano (Stan Wood) 1955-1956 (Randy Lein) Bill Keogh Jon Fiedler Robert P. Elevens Mike Haney Vic Loustalot Richard Lizardi 1961-1962 Bud Bradley 1982-1983 Bob Martin Bill Feil Mark Morgan Martin Bowen Harold G. Cassriel Jim Empey Jeff Miller Earl Sveningsen Tony Sills Larry Carr Bob McCallister John Flannery. David Simpson Mark Pfeil (Stan Wood) Tom Gallivan Jim Ruziecki Jim Ewing Roy W. Myers Craig Steinberg Duane Fitch Ronald S. Pawlacyk Rob Geiberger Steve Titus Scott Simpson 1965-1966 Ken Kirkpatrick Frank Stubbs Brian Henninger Mike Todd Craig Stadler Dave Anderson Ron Rhoads Edwin C. Trisler Chip Herrera Wendell Tom (Stan Wood) Lynn Audeoud Gordon Krah Rich Shemano Sherwyn Turbow Mike Wachtler Roger Cleveland Pat McRoskey Jim Williams 1971-1972 Lee Davis Dave Stockton Pete Walters (mgr.) Greg Moss (Stan Wood) Don Baker (Stan Wood) (Stan Wood) Tracy Nakazaki Bill Fiel Joe Batyco Sherman Finger Lennie Nash Mike Haney 1960-1961 1954-1955 Sam Randolph 1976-1977 Greg Freeman Craig Anderson Harry Fischer Brian Gaddy Martin Bowen Bill Bedford (Ron Rhoads) Doug Ruland Tom Batson Vic Loustalot Dick Carmody Bud Bradley Craig Stadler 1981-1982 Steve Carter Randy Noble Larry Carr Harold Cassriel (Stan Wood) Bob Bihr Larry Collins Dennis Noren Jim Ewing Dick Chover Jim Detrixhe Joe Flood Vic Hayer Art Davies 1970-1971 Rick Rhoads Jim Empey Dave George Kemp Richardson Mike McCart Ron Miller Bill Keogh Joe Batyko John Flannery Bill Seymour Ron Rhoads Roy Myers Tom Gallivan Brian Lindley Gordon Carter Richard Shemano Ron Pawylack Harry Fischer Gary Shemano Rob Geiberger Brett Mullin Dave Stockton Dan Rogers Bob Martin Earl Sveningsen Jeff Hart Alex Niklakopulos Gerald Zar Ed Triser Dave Penso (Stan Wood) Brian Henninger Paul Rekers (Stan Wood) Sherwyn Turbow Gary Sanders Gordon Krah Tony Sills (Ralph Meigs) Radd Lukas Alan Tapie 1964-1965 Scott Simpson 1959-1960 Pat McRoskey Steve Strebig Bruce Titus Sherman Finger Larry Brown 1953-1954 Greg Moss Craig Steinberg (Stan Wood) Bob Fluor Dick Carmody Dick Clover Tracy Nakazaki Steve Titus Brian Gaddy Larry Carr Jim Donnenfield John Portman Mike Todd 1969-1970 Lee Davis Ben Smith Wendell Tom Gary Sanders Tim Happ Mike Davis Jim Griffitts (Ron Rhoads) Mike Wachtler Kent Richardson Vern Murray Dave Ellsworth Don Hageman Mike Wiechers Jeff Hildebrand Rick Rhoads Gary Liotta Darrell Holt 1980-1981 Jim Williams Alan Tapie Gary Shemano John Nichols Ralph Miller Bob Bihr Lance Young Tom Kourafas Earl Sveningsen Richard Shemano Bruce Perlmuth Wayne Case Rich Ochsner (Stan Wood) Dennis Noren Gerald Zar Marvin Shatto Ron Commans Dave Nicholas Jim Stackpole John Cummings Gerry Preuss 1975-1976 Dave Penso 1958-1959 Mike Turney Jim Detrixhe George MacDonald Craig Anderson Joe Batyko Pat Altnow (Ralph Meigs) Jim Empey Bill Workman Dave McDonald John Flannery Larry Collins (Stan Wood) Larry Brown Joe Flood Geoff Becker Dick Carmody 1952-1953 Jeff Hart (Stan Wood) Gordon Krah Brett Mullin Al Geiberger Chuck Cassaday Mark Morgan Paul Rekers Gary Liotto Cliff Cooper Greg Moss Dave Simpson Ed Nelson Fred Goldberg Tracy Nakazaki Scott Simpson Carter Shrum Jim Griffitts John Portman Mike Wiechers John Nichols Don Hageman (Ron Rhoads) (Stan Wood) Doug Rankin Pete Lindquist Hal Taylor Don McCallister Don Thornton Ralph McNece Chuck Weil Ralph Miller (Stan Wood) Marvin Shatto Jim Stackpole Don Thornton (Ralph Meigs)

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1951-1952 1946-1947 1941-1942 1936-1937 1932-1933 1927-1928 Cliff Cooper Paul Carter Robert Beekman Jr. Robert Herrman Neil White J. William Connnor Dick Davies Jack Edmundsen Ed Harper Howard Hoon Don Nittinger Richard Walker Roger Dunn Russell Peck Hal Paddock Stan Moss Harry Lawson Frende Combs Lew Hyman Don Reid John Richardson Harry Pollok George Davenport Ronald Davis Jim Stackpole Alton ZuTavern Bill Solaini Justin Radeck James Kern Rhodes Elder W. J. Van Rossem Wendy Robinson Jack Tobin Forrest Shannon Kern McLoughlin Henry S. Grossman (mgr.) Stan Wood Claude Cannazzi Dan Trott Morris Smith Dale Hilton (Ralph Meigs) Greg Kelly Bob Vordale Gene Logan David Cantwell 1926-1927 Pat Sprague (mgr.) Charles Soper Jack Wilder Glenn Lundell (mgr.) G. E. Kerr Willis Van R. K. Davis 1950-1951 1940-1941 Bill Berry (mgr.) 1931-1932 W. R. Walker Cliff Cooper 1945-1946 Bob Anderson Winston Fuller Ed Bail F. W. Combs Dick Davies Bob Breyer 1935-1936 Gail Stockton Fred Briskin T. S. Watters Roger Dunn Bob Fluor Howard Hoon Harry Lawson Jim Canning Fred Nason Fred Goldberg Val Montgomery Willis Iseminger Dave Cantwell Paul Carter Kosar Hal Paddock John Manning Paul Sylvester Jack Edmonson 1925-1926 Bob Pastore Bill Solaini Stan Moss Gilbert Eckles John Hall Melvin Beihl Shaw Dan Trott Harry Pollok Raymond Pepp W.C. Robinson Harry Bleecker Tornacliff Bob Vordale Justin Radeck Don Reid (playing mgr.) Leo Pruden Mike Turney Charles Webb William Rickard (mgr.) 1930-1931 Ed Riesen Stan Wood Bill Bolstead (mgr.) Forrest Shannon Winston Fuller 1944-1945 Joe Woodard Morris Smith Bud Lawson Ralph Meigs (coach) Willie Hunter Jr. Charles Pincus (mgr.) 1939-1940 William Van Gail Stockton Wallace Dale Rennie Kelly Gilbert Eckles 1949-1950 Al McMahon 1924-1925 Fletcher Jones 1934-1935 Dave Cantwell Leon Clark Robert Rosenfeld Gail Suess Bill Ransom Dale Hilton Lee Mead Richard Davies Milford Dreblow Neil Miller Hal Paddock Willis Iseminger Paul Sylvester Len Kennett David Gardner C.J. Gail Jim Arthur Pete Kovac Robert Pastore Travis Manning (mgr.) Wendell Schooling Alton ZuTavern Guy Price Stan Moss 1929-1930 Chet Beard Val Montgomery Don Nittinger Lauren Dahl Grant B. Meyer Jr. 1943-1944 Leo Pruden Justin Radeck Richard Dennis Melvin H. Biehl George Hatchett (mgr.) Warren Hubert 1938-1939 Forrest Shannon Winston Fuller Albert McMahon L. C. Liggett Rennie Kelly Leighton Thornquest Lee Mead Homer Sherwood L. W. Roach 1948-1949 John Gray Bill Van Allan Moser Lee Thompson C. P. Kniss Arnold Bail Charles Nagel Delbert Hessick (mgr.) Paul Sylvester Dick Van Cleve Ed Riesen Len Kennett Morris Cain Russell Thompson Jack Vivian Malcom Lane James Ireland Bill Ransom 1933-1934 Thomas Webster Sylvan Goldinger (mgr.) Dale Norquist Robert Eddy John Stevenson Robert Pastore Dan Trott Dale Hilton 1928-1929 1942-1943 Donald Reid Bob Herrman Willis Iseminger Allan Moser Charles Cox Robert Travenick John Cody (mgr.) Charles Archibald Pexy Eckles Albert Green James Hodges (mgr.) Bill Burke Richard Dennis Ed Harper 1937-1938 Laten Thornquest Ronald Davis Fred Harris Bob Herrman Phil Cannell (mgr.) John Waters 1947-1948 Jack Hildreth Maurice Cain Alex Graham Paul Carter Allan M. Rudolph Bill Ransom Rhodes Elder Robert Travenick Dick Van Cleve Rennie Kelly Winthrop Higginson Travis Manning Morris Smith James Ireland Sylvan Goldinger Dale Norquist Bob Gordon Don Reid Jack Robinson Bob Eddy Robert Lamb (mgr.) Harry Pollok Charles Nagel Hychie Meyers Don McCallister (mgr.)

2008 Trojans

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KEVIN STADLER — The 2002 Pac-10 Player of the Year and second team All-American continues to shine in his post-collegiate career. Stadler has close to $10 million in career earnings, which incuded a career-best $2,300,307 in 2014 and amost a combined $2.8 million the previous two years combined. He pocketed $768172 in 2011 during a season in which he had six top 25 finishes. He earned a career-best $931,720 in 2010, when he posted five top 10 finishes on the PGA Tour and seven in the top 25. That followed a 2009 that saw him earn $925,514 with six top 25s, including a second at the . He posted five Top 25 finishes in 2008, including a tie for fourth at the inaugural Open. Stadler had three top 30 finishes through the first three months of the 2007 PGA Tour and later finished second at the Reno-Tahoe Open and seventh at the Wyndham Championship in consecutive events, finishing the season with $810,876 in earnings. Stadler won the in in February of 2006, earning $365,340 for the win and giving him an exemption for the European Tour. That win complemented his victory at the in December of 2005. In August of 2006, he won the Nationwide Tour's . Stadler made the cut at the AT&T Pro Am at Pebble Beach and at the San Diego Open earlier in 2005. He also won the 2002 Colorado State Open and the 2003 Nevada State Open. He made the cut in 11 of 13 tournament appearances on the 2004 Nationwide Tour, including six top-25 finishes. He ranked 13th on the official money list, with $228,001 at the end of the year. He won his first tournament at the Lake Erie Charity Classic at Peek 'n Peek Resort the same day his dad, Craig, won the Champions Tour's Bank of America Championship. He was also the first sponsor exemption to win on the tour since 2001. He followed up that win with another victory at the Scholarship America Showdown two weeks later. It was his second win in four starts, making him the fastest player to capture two wins in Nationwide Tour history. He had two other top 10 finishes on the season as well. Stadler earned his first PGA Tour Card for 2005 by virtue of his 14th-place finish on the 2004 Nationwide Tour money list.

2011 PGA Tour Member Kevin Stadler

JAMIE LOVEMARK — A 2007 and 2008 All-American first teamer and the 2007 NCAA individual title winner, Jamie Lovemark has blossomed on the PGA Tour in 2016 with over $1.5 million in earnings after only two combined starts in 2014 and 2015. After completing his 2009 junior season, Lovemark turned pro and earned more than $450,000 in 2009 thanks chiefly to a second-place finish at the Frys.com Open. He competed in four PGA events in 2010, but became the youngest person ever to win the money title on the Nationwide Tour that year with $452,951. He battled injuries in 2011, playing only in nine PGA events. As a 2007 freshman, Lovemark turned in perhaps the most successful season in USC men's golf history, capped by winning Troy's fourth NCAA individual title (and becoming just the third Trojan to do it). The top-ranked golfer for much of the season, Lovemark earned the Arnold Palmer (national championship individual medalist), Jack Nicklaus (national player of the year) and Phil Mickelson (nation’s outstanding freshman) Awards and was tabbed a Ping All-American first teamer. A semifinalist for the 2007 Award, Lovemark, won four tournaments, including USC’s first Pac-10 title since 1983. Lovemark finished second or third four other times ... As a 2008 sophomore, Lovemark became only USC’s eighth two-time All-American first teamer and earned All-Pac-10 first teams again as well. He posted a team-high-tying seven top 10 finishes (all in the top 8). Lovemark was one of 11 finalists for the 2007 Sullivan Award.\

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Introducing USC's 'Fearsome Foursome'

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

SCOTT SIMPSON (Business Admin., '78) A two-time first team All-American and back-to-back NCAA individual titleist (1976-77), Simpson had his biggest year on the PGA Tour in 1993, earning $707,166 while winning the GTE Classic. In 1987, he finished No. 4 on the money list, earning more than $620,000, and joined an elite group when he captured the U.S. Open at ’s . Since turning pro in 1977, Scott has won over $6.4 mil- lion, notching seven PGA Tour victories during his pro career, including the 1998 Buick Invitational. Simpson also served on the 1987 team. He suffered a broken ankle in 2000 and was unable to play on the tour, but he returned in 2001 to earn $512, 530 with his best finish being a tie for second at the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic. In 2003, he played in his first-ever Nationwide Tour event and finished tied for 54th at the Chitimacha Open. His best effort for the season was a tie for 22nd at the MCI Classic. In 2004, he had one top 10 finish, a tie for 10th at the . He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in May of 1997. In his first full year on the Champions Tour in 2006, he won the Wal-Mart First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, had eight top 10 finishes and finished sixth on the money list. In 2007 on the Champions Tour, Simpson had five top 10 finishes and 14 in the top 25, earning more than $800,000. He had nine top 10 finishes in 2008 and was 14th on the money list ($1,272,626) and had seven top 10s in 2009.

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CRAIG STADLER ('75) A tour member since 1975, Stadler had perhaps his finest PGA season ever in 1991, placing second on the Tour’s money list with $827,628. “The Walrus,” as he is affectionately called, has won 13 PGA Tour events, most recently the 2003 B.C. Open. Stadler also received the PGA Arnold Palmer Award as the tour’s leading money winner in 1982. His fifth tour victory, the 1982 Masters, served notice that he was among the tour’s top players. Since winning the 1973 U.S. Amateur Championship and earning All-American honors four consecutive years at USC (1972-75), Stadler has gone on to earn over $11 million on the PGA tour and crack the Top 15 on the all-time career money list. He played on the 1983 and 1985 Ryder Cup teams and won the Kemper Open twice (1981-82). In 2001, he had earnings of $196,000, with his best finish being a tie for fifth at the WGS- Accenture Match Play Championship. In 2002, he played with his son, Kevin (another former USC golfer), for the first time in an official TOUR event at the B.C. Open. He later tied for 10th at the Worldcom Classic and earned over $500,000 for the year. In 2003, he was named the Champions Tour "Rookie of the Year" as he was 14th on the money list in just 14 starts, with two wins and seven top-10 finishes. He was on fire for most of 2004, winning the Champions Tour's Player of the Year after a career-best five victories in a single season, the most wins by any player in a year since in 2001. He also received the Arnold Palmer Award as the circuit's leading money winner, with a personal-best $2,306,606--the 10th-highest money total ever. He joined and as the third player to earn money titles on both the Champions and PGA Tours. In 2006, he had two runner-up finishes and five in the top 10 while in 2007, he carded four top 10 finishes with earnings of more than $500,000. Six top 10 finishes in 2008 helped him earn $752,732 and he had 10 top 10s in 2009. He was inducted into the USC Hall of Fame in 1999.

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

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