CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS

2019-20 MEN'S GOLF ANNUAL BOOK

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 1 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS

JAMIE CHEATHAM AARON CHEN JOSEPH CHUN CONNOR GOLEMBESKI 6’2”, 180, Redshirt Senior 6’0”, 180, Freshman 5’11”, 165, Redshirt Sophomore 5’9”, 145, Redshirt Freshman Rancho Santa Fe, CA Fremont, CA Irvine, CA Redmond, WA Torrey Pines HS Mission San Jose HS Woodbridge HS Redmond HS

RYAN HELGANS COOPER HUNT BRENDAN HY KAIWEN LIU 6’0”, 165, Redshirt Sophomore 6’0” 165, Redshirt Freshman, 5’10”, 160, Freshman 5’10”, 170, Junior Alamo, CA Sacramento, CA, San Ramon, CA San Diego, CA San Ramon Valley HS Jesuit High School Dougherty Valley HS Torrey Pines HS

KYLE MASPAT COSTAS PANAY JAMES SONG FINIGAN TILLY 5’8”, 155, Redshirt Sophomore 5’7”, 145, Freshman 5’10”, 165, Sophomore 5’10”, 155, Junior San Diego, CA Redmond, WA Rancho Santa Fe, CA San Carlos, CA UC Santa Barbara, Torrey Pines HS Tesla Stem HS Torrey Pines HS Carlmont HS

KENTO YAMAWAKI WALTER CHUN CHRIS MASSOLETTI 5’8”, 142, Freshman Alex and Marie Shipman Assistant Coach Encinitas, CA Director of Men’s Golf 1st Season La Costa Canyon HS 4th Season Texas A&M, 2008 Cal, 2001

2 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS

The Golden Bears placed 11th at the 2020 Cabo Collegiate, their second-to-last tournament of the season. ROSTER TABLE OF CONTENTS Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous Schools) 1:...... Cover Page Jamie Cheatham 6-2 180 Sr.* 4L Rancho Santa Fe, CA (Torrey Pines HS) 2: ...... Media Roster Aaron Chen 6-0 180 Fr. 1L Fremont, CA (Mission San Jose HS) 3: ...... Table of Contents/Roster/ Joseph Chun 5-11 165 So.* 1L Irvine, CA (Woodbridge HS) Quick Facts Connor Golembeski 5-9 145 So. 1L Redmond, WA (Redmond HS) 4-6: ...... Coaching Staff Ryan Helgans 6-0 165 So.* 2L Alamo, CA (San Ramon Valley HS) 7: ...... 2019-20 Season in Review Cooper Hunt 6-0 165 Fr.* 1L Sacramento, CA (Jesuit HS) Brendan Hy 5-10 160 Fr.* HS San Ramon, CA (Dougherty Valley HS) 8-13: ...... Player Bios Kaiwen Liu 5-10 170 Jr. 3L San Diego, CA (Torrey Pines HS) 14: ...... Steve Desimone Story Kyle Maspat 5-8 155 So.* 2L San Diego, CA (UC Santa Barbara/Scripps Ranch HS) 15: ...... All-time Roster – Since 1987 Costas Panay 5-7 145 Fr.* HS Redmond, WA (Tesla Stem HS) 16-19: ...... All-time Honors and Awards James Song 5-10 165 So. 2L Rancho Santa Fe, CA (Torrey Pines HS) 20: ...... Postseason Appearances Finigan Tilly 5-10 155 Jr. 3L San Carlos, CA (Carlmont HS) 21: ...... 2004 NCAA Team Kento Yamawaki 5-8 142 Fr. 1L Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon HS) Champions Graphic *has used redshirt season 22: ...... Venues 23: ...... Short Game Facility 24-25: ...... Pro Bears QUICK FACTS 26...... 2019-20 Schedule/Results Location...... Berkeley, CA 2019 NCAA Murrells Inlet Enrollment...... 43,204 Regionals Finish ...... 4th CREDITS Founded...... 1868 2019 Pac-12 Championships Finish..... 3rd Nickname...... Golden Bears Chancellor...... Carol Christ The 2019-20 men’s golf annual report Director Of Athletics...... Jim Knowlton was written by Stephen Ellis and designed by Colors...... Blue & Gold Evan Kerr. Photography by Kelley Cox – KLC Conference...... Pacific-12 Men’s Golf Administrator...... Jay John Photos, Chris Massoletti, Todd Drexler, Cody Twitter/Instagram/Facebook...... calmensgolf Alex and Marie Shipman Ellis, Bruce Kluckhohn-USA TODAY Sports, NCAA Championships...... 1 (2004) Director of Men’s Golf...... Walter Chun Getty Images, Dino Gomez, among others. NCAA Championships Appearances...... 14 Phone...... (510) 439-8391 1939, ‘48, ‘49, ‘98, ‘99, 2000, ‘04, ‘10, Email...... [email protected] ‘11, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14, ‘16, ‘19 Twitter...... coachwalterc NCAA Regionals Appearances...... 23 Assistant Coach...... Chris Massoletti 1990, ‘93, ‘95, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000, ‘01, Phone...... (510) 384-5378 ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, Email...... [email protected] ‘13, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘18, ‘19 Assoc. Dir. of Olym. Sports Ops..... Maria Uriarte NCAA Regionals Champions..... 2 (2013, ‘14) Athletic Communications...... Stephen Ellis Pac-12 Champions...... 2 (2013, ‘14) Phone...... (510) 631-8313 Last NCAA Championships...... 10th, 2019 Email...... [email protected]

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 3 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS WALTER CHUN

Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Men’s Golf 4th Season • Cal, 2001

Walter Chun finished his fourth season as Cal’s Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Men’s Golf and his 23rd campaign associated with the school’s men’s golf program in 2019-20. Chun was elevated to his current role on Aug. 1, 2016, after having spent seven seasons as Cal’s associate head coach (2009-16), five as an assistant coach (2004-09) and two as an administrative assistant (2002-04) following a five-year playing career for the Golden Bears (1997-2002). In a season cut short by the coronavirus, Chun’s team put together many highlights including four top-5 team finishes: the Golden Bears placed second at the MacKenzie Invitational, fourth at the Southwestern Invitational and fifth at both the Tav- istock and Lamkin San Diego Classic. Meanwhile, junior Finigan Tilly placed in the top five in back-to-back tournaments and had three top-20 finishes overall. Chun took his first team to the NCAA Championships in his current role in 2019 and participated in his eighth NCAA’s over- all. The Golden Bears finished 10th overall in their first appear- ance at the NCAA’s since 2016 for their highest finish since Chun was the associate head coach for a pair of teams that reached the semifinals of match play at the 2012 and 2013 NCAA’s. Cal, who was ranked as high as No. 6 by Golfweek/ Sagarin in the spring of 2019, won a pair of events in 2018-19 at the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational to close the fall schedule and The Farms Invitational to open the spring. In addi- tion, Cal won the inaugural Big Match against Stanford. Chun was named the Pac-12 Coach of the Year in his sec- ond season at the helm in 2017-18 after the Bears were among the nation’s top 10 for most of the campaign. Cal won for the first three times under Chun in 2017-18 includ- ing a signature victory against one of the top fields in the nation at the Tavistock Collegiate Invitational after finishing last at the event in Chun’s first campaign in 2016-17. Cal was also a winner at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational and Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate before finishing the regular season with three consecutive second-place showings at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate, The Goodwin and the Western In- tercollegiate. Cal was fifth at the Pac-12 Championships be- fore a disappointing 10th-place showing at the NCAA Raleigh Regional kept the Bears out of the NCAA Championships. Cal still ranked as high as No. 9 (Golfweek/Sagarin) and No. 12 (Golfstat) in the final national polls. Prior to taking over the lead position in the program, Chun helped the Bears to new heights during his seven seasons as Chun began his affiliation with Cal in 1997 as a men’s golf the program’s associate head coach with Cal reaching the NCAA student-athlete and was a two-time team captain while com- Championships in six of those campaigns after a previous five-year peting on three occasions at the NCAA West Regionals (2000- absence. He was instrumental in the team’s recruiting efforts to re- 02) and once at the NCAA Championships (2000). Chun also stock the roster at the end of the golden era of the program (2009- qualified for two U.S. Amateur Championships, the first in 14) with highly-ranked 2014 and 2015 recruiting classes led by 1999 at Pebble Beach and the second in 2002 at Oakland Crampton and Limbhasut, and Morikawa, respectively. Hills Country Club. Chun was recognized nationally for his coaching exploits Chun received a pair of degrees at Cal with a bachelor’s from when he was honored with the Jan Strickland Award as the the Haas School of Business in 2001 and a master’s from nation’s top assistant coach during the 2007-08 season. In the Graduate School of Education in 2003. He was a three- June of 2009, he served as a Team USA assistant coach for the time Pac-10 All-Academic selection (2000-02) and a two-time Palmer Cup. All-America Scholar (2001-02).

4 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS CHRIS MASSOLETTI

Assistant Coach 1st season Texas A&M, 2008

Chris Massoletti joined Cal in August of 2019 after spend- ing the previous three seasons (2016-19) as an assistant coach with the New Mexico men’s golf program. Massoletti also spent three campaigns as the head coach for both the men’s and women’s golf teams at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio (2014-17) following two seasons as a volunteer as- sistant for the men’s golf program at St. Edward’s in Austin (2012-14). Massoletti helped New Mexico to the team title at the Moun- tain West Conference Championships and a spot in the NCAA Louisville Regionals in his final season with the Lobos in 2018- 19. In his first season at New Mexico, Massoletti helped the Lobos to a spot in the final field of 30 teams at the 2017 NCAA Championships after a fourth-place finish at the NCAA West Alex and Marie Shipman Lafayette Regionals. Massoletti assisted with the development of several top Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Men's Golf New Mexico student-athletes during his tenure including An- drej Bevins, Sean Carlon, Sam Choi and Galven Green. Alex and Marie Shipman are honored that Cal grad Wal- The Lobos also succeeded in the classroom throughout ter Chun is the Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Golf. Massoletti’s tenure at New Mexico and in 2018-19 were The Shipmans respect and admire Coach Chun’s intellect, named the Division I academic national champion by the Golf Coaches Association of America for having the highest GPA integrity and approach to creating a positive and winning among all Division I programs playing men’s golf. Carlon and culture. Augustin Hole were New Mexico’s fifth and sixth All-America The Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Golf was the Scholars during Massoletti’s three campaigns. first endowment of a Cal Athletics coaching position. The Prior to his arrival at New Mexico, Massoletti was the head endowment was intended as a transformational gift, and coach for both the men’s and women’s programs at St. Mary’s served as a catalyst toward the permanent support of oth- University. Massoletti led the men’s team to three consecutive er Cal coaches. Said Mr. Shipman, who earned his AB in appearances at the NCAA Regionals while also being named Economics in 1978: “these gifts honor the great tradition of the Heartland Conference Women’s Golf Coach of the Year athletic and academic excellence embodied by generations for guiding the women’s program to its best season in school history in 2015-16 when his squad won the Heartland Con- of Cal student-athletes, and enable future generations to ference for the first time in 12 years. St. Mary’s also qualified pursue their education and athletic aspirations while being for the NCAA South Central Regionals to make its first NCAA mentored and coached by outstanding Cal coaches.” postseason appearance since 2007. During his St. Mary’s ten- Mr. Shipman, a retired real estate attorney and corpo- ure, Massoletti’s teams won four team titles while individuals rate executive, also noted that the coaching endowment picked up six victories. gift represents a unique relationship with the coach and the Massoletti started his coaching career as a volunteer assis- benefitting program, with Steve Desimone, the founder and tant for the men’s golf program at St. Edward’s for two sea- soul of Cal Men’s Golf, as the initial recipient of the Ship- sons (2011-13) and also served from 2008-13 as an instruc- man’s endowment. “Under Steve, the men’s golf team de- tor at Teravista Golf Club in Round Rock, Texas. Massoletti was a second-team NCAA Division II All-American, veloped from its modest roots to became an elite program All-Western Region and All-California Collegiate Athletic Asso- on the course and in the class room. Steve developed rela- ciation choice as a sophomore in his second and final season tionships with players, donors and other stakeholders that at Chico State in 2004-05 after earning the school’s Male Ath- will play a major role in the future. Marie and I are just so lete of the Year honors as a 2003-04 rookie. He transferred impressed when we meet present and former players, as to Texas A&M in 2005-06 and used his final two seasons of well as Cal Golf Committee members. They are great am- collegiate eligibility from 2006-08 before graduating from the bassadors for the program.” school with a bachelor’s of science degree in agricultural lead- ership in 2008. Following his collegiate career, Massoletti played profes- sionally on several tours and made 12 of 19 cuts.

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The Coach’s Award was given to Jamie Cheatham who competed in all eight events this year and produced a 71.43 stroke average.

BERKELEY – Despite being cut short by COVID-19, the Liu finished one stroke behind Cheatham (214, -2) in a sev- 2019-20 season showed much promise for the future of en-way tie for 15th place. Meanwhile, the Bears’ combined California men’s golf. The Golden Bears recorded four top- 279 strokes in the final round was tied for the third-best 5 finishes, eight top 10, and they finished the year full of round of any team in the tournament and was only bested momentum. by Texas A&M and New Mexico who finished first and sec- The Bears’ spring season started on a high note at the ond respectively. Southwestern Invitational. In the two-day tournament, Cal The season culminated with the Lamkin San Diego Clas- showed continual improvement, finishing in fourth place sic wich saw the Bears in position to win heading into the ahead of four top-30 teams: BYU (4), UCLA (18), Stanford final round before ultimately placing fifth. Cal finished just (27), and LSU (29). Junior Finigan Tilly was the Bears’ top six strokes back of the winner (Tennessee) and two back scorer, placing fourth overall (213, -3) while embodying the of Arizona State in second. Leading the way in what would team’s efforts over the three rounds: posting lower scores prove to be his final collegiate appearance was Cheatham, each time out. After finishing the first round tied for 21st the team’s lone senior. The Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., native (74, +2), the San Carlos, Calif., native jumped 17 spots in saved his best round for last, shooting a 68 (-4) to propel the standings after improving two strokes in the second himself nine spots in the standings to finish in third place (72, E), and five more in the third (67, -5). His 5-under-par with a total of 211 strokes (-5). Meanwhile, Liu finished tied performance was tied for the second-lowest round of the for 14th (215, -1) and matched Cheatham’s 68 in the sec- invitational and he was one of just four players to shoot a ond round. 67 or better. However, Tilly was not the only Golden Bear to Just two days after the conclusion of the tournament, the place in the top five as freshman Kento Yamawaki finished NCAA announced on March 12 that all winter and spring one stroke behind his teammate (214, -2) for a career-best, championships were cancelled, prompting the Pac-12 to fifth-place finish. Yamawaki’s stellar second round of 66 cancel all sport competitions and championships of their (-6) was a tournament-low, included seven birdies, and tied own. The decision ended Golden Bears’ season, but it did the best round of his young, collegiate career. not stop the program from celebrating the team’s many Three weeks later, California continued the same trend of successes. On May 1, the program hosted a first-of-its-kind improving every round at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate, virtual banquet with teammates, staff members, and many catapulting from a tie for 17th following round one to a tie members of the Cal golf community. As part of the proceed- for seventh after the third. All four scorers shot under par ings, Alex and Marie Shipman Director of Men’s Golf Walter in the final 18 holes while redshirt senior Jamie Cheatham Chun recognized five players with annual awards. (213, -3) led the team with a three-way tie for 12th. He Tilly was named men’s golf’s Most Valuable Player, plac- matched the best round of his career on the second day of ing in the top three 10 times, including in three consec- the tournament, shooting a 67 (-5) which was propelled by utive tournaments. His best performance came in the six birdies (including a string of four in a row). Junior Kaiwen fall when he scored a career-low, 203 (-10) at the Allister

6 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS MacKenzie Invitational. He also finished the season ranked No. 109 by Golf- week/Sagarin and ranked as high as No. 86. The Coach’s Award was given to Cheatham who competed in all right events this year and produced a 71.43 stroke average. His tie for third in the team’s final tourna- ment was the highest finish of his career and as previ- ously mentioned, his score of 67 (-5) in the second round of the John A. Burns Intercollegiate matched his lowest round in a tourna- Above: The Bear’s Newcomer Award ment in his five years as a was given to Kento Yamawaki who Bear. The Bears’ Newcomer started all eight events this season Award was given to Yam- and helped Cal place fourth at the awaki who also started all Southwestern Invitational, placing eight events this season fifth with a tournament-low, 66 and helped Cal place fourth strokes in the second round. at the Southwestern Invita- tional, placing fifth with a tournament-low, 66 strokes in the second round. The Left: Finigan Tilly was named this Encinitas, Calif., native year’s Most Valuable Player, placing in the top three 10 times, including also placed well at both in three consecutive tournaments. the Alister MacKenzie Invi- tational and Tavistock Col- legiate Invite, finishing tied for 20th and tied for 26th season of experience under respectively. Redshirt soph- his belt. The team will also omore Kyle Maspat earned be joined by three newcom- Most Improved honors, ers: freshmen Aaron Du competing in three tourna- and Sampson Zheng and ments as an individual this sophomore transfer Sebas- year, coming off of his red- tian Iqbal. Hailing from Bei- shirt season a year ago. In jing, China, Du entered the the Bears’ final tournament month of June ranked 17th of the spring, he tied for in the Rolex AJGA Rankings 11th as an individual and thanks to an impressive re- finished the season with an sume while at Lake Mary overall qualifying and tour- Preparatory High School in nament scoring average of Lake Mary, Fla. Also from 73.49. Liu was honored with the evening’s final award: the China, Zheng attended The First Academy in Orlando, Fla. Ben Furth Award which is given to the student-athlete with seven top-5 finishes in the last three years including wins a combination of the highest GPA and the lowest scoring at the AJGA Junior at the Seagate, and the Daniel Berger average. Liu competed in seven events this year with a Junior Championship. He also tied for fourth at the Bish- tournament stroke average of 72.4. The junior from San ops Gate Golf Academy Boys Junior Championship and third Diego finished tied for eighth at the John A. Burns Intercol- at the Foley Performance Academy at Eagles Dream Junior legiate and his best round was his first of the year when he Championship. Iqbal joins the Golden Bears after spending shot a 67 (-4) at the Allister MacKenzie Invitational. In the his freshman season at University of Wisconsin-Madison. classroom, he finished the fall with a 3.58 GPA. The rising sophomore transfer will return home to don the Liu was one of many Bears to perform well academical- Berkeley Blue and California Gold as Iqbal is a native of San ly this year as six members of the roster were named to Jose and graduated from Pioneer High School. This past the Pac-12 Spring Academic Honor Roll on June 8: Joseph season, Sebastian competed in all five fall tournaments Chun, Connor Golembeski, Ryan Helgans, Kaiwen Liu, Kyle and both of the events in the spring with the Badgers. His Maspat, and James Song. best finish was a tie for 29th at the Bearcat Invitational Heading into next season, Cal is poised to continue their (September 30-October 1) where he set a career-low 54- upward trend. The team will be led by seniors Tilly and Liu hole score of 217. who were consistently among the Bears’ top performers To keep up-to-date with California men’s golf, be sure to this season. The two veterans will be complimented by Ya- follow at calbears.com and on Twitter and Instagram at the mawaki who will enter his second season with nearly a full handle @CalMensGolf.

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 7 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS • Final Rankings – ^No. 4 Golfweek/Sagarin *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players JAMIE CHEATHEM without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 17 rounds, 1231 strokes, 72.41 stroke average 6’2”, 180, Redshirt Senior • Top-5 Finishes – 1 Rancho Santa Fe, CA • Top-10 Finishes – 1 Torrey Pines HS • Top-20 Finishes – 2 • Low 54-Hole Score – 207, -9 (Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, Spring 2018) • Low Round – 67 (Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, Second Cal Career (Fall 2015 – Current) Round, Spring 2018) • Stats – 30 stroke-play events, 87 rounds, 6347 strokes, • Earned honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic honors 72.95 stroke average • Played in seven events and 17 rounds, missing a com- • Top-5 Finishes – 3 bined four rounds after withdrawing from two of the events • Top-10 Finishes – 4 that he participated in • Top-20 Finishes – 6 • Had his top stretch of the campaign during three consecutive events in the spring that started with a tied for • Cal Top Finisher – 2 fifth-place showing for the top score by a Cal golfer and tied • Low 54-Hole Score – 207, -9 (Wyoming Desert Intercolle- for best finish of his career at the Wyoming Desert Intercol- giate, Spring 2018) legiate and included an impressive tied for 12th place show- • Low 72-Hole Score – 290, +6 (Pac-12 Championships, ing at the prestigious Querencia Cabo Collegiate before he Spring 2019) tied for 27th at The Goodwin • Low Round – 67 (three times, last was John A. Burns • Shot all five of his rounds in the 60’s for the season Intercollegiate, Second Round, Spring 2020) during the three-event stretch • NCAA Championships – 2 (61st, 2019; 66th, 2016) • Celebrated his 21st birthday with his first-ever and Cal’s • NCAA Regionals – 1 (T59th, NCAA Tucson Regional, 2016) lone hole-in-one of the season during thie third round of The Goodwin at TPC Harding Park’s par-three 17th using a • Pac-12 Championships – 2 (T23rd, 2019; T26th, 2016) six-iron 2019-2020 (Senior) • Shot par or better in eight of his 17 rounds and was under • Final Ranking – No. 155 Golfweek/Sargarin par on six occasions • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1514 strokes, • Shot at least one round of par or better and under par in 72.09 stroke average all three of his events, and at least one round in the 60’s • Top-5 Finishes – 1 twice • Top-10 Finishes – 2 2016-17 (Sophomore) • Top-20 Finishes – 3 • Redshirted to focus on academics and work on his golf • Cal Top Finisher – 2 game • Did not play • Low 54-Hole Score – 211, -2 (Alister Mackenzie Invitation- al, Fall 2019) 2015-16 (Freshman) • Low Round – 67, -5 (John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Second • Final Rankings – No. 280 Golfweek/Sagarin Round, Spring 2020) • Stats – 9 stroke-play events, 29 rounds, 2125 strokes, 73.28 stroke average T34. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (71-77-70 – 218, +8) T31. Alister Mackenzie Invitational (69-70-72 – 211, -2) • Top-10 Finishes – 1 T38. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (71-74-76 – 221, +5) • Cal’s Top Finisher – 1* T29. Southwestern Invitational (74-78-70–222, +6) • Low 54-Hole Score – 209, -4 (ASU Thunderbird T12. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (75-67-71–213, -3) Invitational, Spring 2016) T42. Cabo Collegiate (72-69-77–218, +5) • Low 72-Hole Score – 291, +7 (Pac-12 Championships, 3. Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic (70-73-68–211, -5) Spring 2016) 2018-19 (Junior) • Low Round – 67 (ASU Thunderbird Invitational, Second • Stats – 6 stroke-play events, 20 rounds, 1466 strokes, Round, Spring 2016) 73.30 stroke average • Earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 Freshman recognition • Low 54-Hole Score – 212, -1 (Ka’anapali Classic Colle- • Shared Cal’s Co-Most Improved Player honors with giate Invitational, Fall 2018) William Aldred • Low 72-Hole Score – 290, +6 (Pac-12 Championships, • Participated in each of the team’s first three and last five Spring 2019) events including all three postseason tournaments • Low Round – 68, -4 (The Farms Invitational, Third Round, • Shot par or better in 12 of his 29 rounds, was under par Spring 2019) on seven occasions and in the 60’s five times • Shot par or better in five of his 20 rounds, under par four • Had at least one round of par or better in each of his last times and in the 60’s once seven events, at least one round under par six times and • Shot at least one round of par or better and under par in was in the 60’s at least once in four tournaments three of his six events • Equaled the best finish of his career when he tied for fifth while playing as an individual at The Farms Invitational 2017-18 (Sophomore)

8 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS AARON CHEN CONNOR GOLEMBESKI

6’0”, 180, Freshman 5’9”, 145, Redshirt Freshman Fremont, CA Redmond, WA Mission San Jose HS Redmond HS

2019-2020 (Freshman) 2019-2020 (Redshirt-Freshman) • Final Ranking – ^ No. 143 Golfweek/Sargarin • Final Ranking – ^ No. 73 Golfweek/Sargarin ^Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players ^Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings • Stats – 2 stroke-play events, 6 rounds, 434 strokes, • Stats – 2 stroke-play events, 6 rounds, 438 strokes, 72.33 stroke average 73.00 stroke average • Low 54-Hole Score – 216, +3 (Alister Mackenzie • Low 54-Hole Score – 213 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2019) Invitational, Fall 2019) • Low Round – 69, E (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Second • Low Round – 70, E (twice, last at Alister Mackenzie Round, Fall 2019) Invitational, Second Round, Fall 2019) T64. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (75-75-75 – 225, +15) T34. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (71-77-70 – 218, +8) T41. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (73-69-71 – 213) T56. Alister Mackenzie Invitational (72-70-74 – 216, +3) +T9 Coronado Individual 71-75-70 – 216, E + Played as an Individual 2018-19 (Freshman) JOSEPH CHUN • Named the team’s Most Improved Player • Redshirted • Did not play 5’11”, 165, Redshirt Sophomore Irvine, CA Woodbridge HS RYAN HELGANS

6’0”, 165, Redshirt Sophomore 2019-20 (Redshirt Sophomore) Alamo, CA Did Not Compete San Ramon Valley HS 2018-19 (Redshirt Freshman) • Final Ranking – ^No. 53 Golfweek/Sagarin ^Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings 2019-20 (Redshirt Sophomore) • Stats – 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 881 strokes, • Final Ranking: – Unranked 73.42 stroke average • Stats – 1 stroke-play event, 3 rounds, 224 strokes, 74.66 • Low 54-Hole Score – 212, -1 (Alister MacKenzie Invitation- stroke average al, Fall 2018) • Low 54-Hole Score – 224, +11 (Alister MacKenzie Invita- • Low Round – 68, -3 (twice, last at Ka’anapali Classic tional, Fall 2019) Collegiate Invitational, First Round, Fall 2018) • Low Round – 73, +2 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, First • Played in four stroke-play matches, including two as an Round, Fall 2019) individual, and 12 rounds • Placed 76th in his second Alister MacKenzie Invitational • Shot par or better in five of his 12 rounds while he was 76th. Alister MackKenzie (73-76-75 – 224, +11) under par four times and in the 60’s twice 2018-19 (Sophomore) • Shot at least one round of par or better in all four events • Redshirted he played in, as well as at least one round under par three • Did not play times and at least one round in the 60’s twice 2017-18 (Freshman) +T31. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (68-74-70 – 212, -1) T38. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (76-76-70 – 222, +6) • Final Ranking – Unranked +T47. Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (68-73-78 – 219, +6) • Stats – 1 stroke-play event, 3 rounds, 227 strokes, 75.67 T68. Carpet Capital Collegiate (77-72-79 – 228, +12) stroke average +played as individual • Low 54-Hole Score – 227, +14 (Alister MacKenzie Invita- 2017-18 (Freshman) tional, Fall 2017) • Low Round – 74, +2 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Third • Earned Cal’s Most Improved Player honors Round, Fall 2017) • Did not play • Made his Cal debut by playing as an individual in the • Redshirted Alister MacKenzie Invitational hosted by the Golden Bears and tying for 83rd in the lone action of his career +T83. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (77-76-74 – 227, +14) +played as individual

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 9 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS COOPER HUNT KAIWEN LIU

6’0” 165, Redshirt Freshman 5’10”, 170, Junior Sacramento, CA, San Diego, CA Jesuit High School Torrey Pines HS

2019-2020 (Redshirt-Freshman) Cal Career (Fall 2017 – Current) • Final Ranking – No. 172 Golfweek/Sargarin • Stats – 29 stroke-play events, 90 rounds, 6521 strokes, ^Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players with- 72.45 stroke average out enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings • Top-5 Finishes – 2 • Stats – 1 stroke-play events, 3 rounds, 217 strokes, • Top-10 Finishes – 3 72.33 stroke average • Top-20 Finishes – 7 • Low 54-Hole Score – 217 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, • Cal’s Top Finisher – 1 Fall 2019) • Low 54-Hole Score – 204, -9 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, • Low Round – 71, E (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Second Fall 2018) Round, Fall 2019) • Low 72-Hole Score – 290, +6 (twice, last Pac-12 Champi- T61. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (73-71,73–217) onships, Spring 2019) • Low Round – 63, -8 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, First 2018-19 (Freshman) Round, Fall 2018) • Redshirted • NCAA Championships – 1 (T41st, 2019) • Did not play • NCAA Regionals – 2 (T14th, Myrtle Beach, 2019; T26th, Raleigh, 2018) • Pac-12 Championships – 2 (T52nd, 2018) 2019-2020 (Junior) BRENDAN HY • Final Rankings – No. 279 Golfweek/Sargarin • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1529 strokes, 5’10”, 160, Freshman 72.80 stroke average San Ramon, CA • Low 54-Hole Score – 212, -1 (Alister Mackenzie Invitational, Dougherty Valley HS Fall 2019) • Low Round – 67, -4 (Alister Mackenzie Invitational, First Round, Fall 2019) T36. Alister Mackenzie Invitational (67-69-76 – 212, -1) 2019-20 (Freshman) T43. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (78-73-71 – 222, +6) Did not compete – Redshirted 62. Southwestern Invitational (81-72-81-234) T15. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (73-70-71–214, -2) Amateur Highlights T26. Cabo Collegiate (74-69-71-214, +1) • Picked up 2018 first-team All-FCWT honors while he was T14. Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic (72-68-75–215, -1) a member of the AJGA Transamerica Scholastic Junior Sophomore (2018-19) All-America Honor Roll in 2017 • Final Rankings – No. 114 Golfstat, No. 149 Golfweek/ • Won individual medalist honors at the 2017 FCWT Coyote Sagarin Creek Golf Classic (66-68 – 134) • Stats – 11 stroke-play events, 34 rounds, 2461 strokes, • Reached quarterfinals at both the 2017 and 2018 San 72.38 stroke average Francisco City Championship • Top-5 Finishes – 2 • Has had recent top-15 finishes in 2017 at the AJGA Aza- • Top-10 Finishes – 2 hara Munoz Championship by Transamerica at ASU Karsten • Top-20 Finishes – 5 Golf Course (T5th, 70-70-71 – 211) and in 2016 at the Ju- • Low 54-Hole Score – 204, -9 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, nior PGA Championship (T13th, 70-71-69-73 – 283) and the Fall 2018) IMG Academy Junior World at Torrey Pines Golf Club – South • Low Round – 63, -8 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, First (T15th, 72-71-72-77 – 292) Round, Fall 2018) • A first-team Pac-12 All-Academic selection who was also Cal’s nominee for the NCAA’s Elite 90 award, earned Cal’s Ben Furth Award for academic and athletic excellence, and added a Golden Bear Achievement Award for having a 3.68 cumulative GPA that is the highest on the team • One of three Cal players that shared the team’s lead with 12 stroke-play matches and 38 stroke-play rounds along with KK Limbhasut and Collin Morikawa, while Sebastian Crampton equaled the trio’s 12 matches with his 37 rounds one shy of the trio • Had top-25 finishes in seven of his eight events in the spring of 2019 along with eight of his last 10 overall

10 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS • Fourth on the team with a 72.66 stroke average •Shot a collegiate career-best and team season-best-tying eight-under par round of 63 in the opening round of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational, matching rounds of 63 shot KYLE MASPAT by Crampton and Morikawa with Crampton also firing a 63 the same round as Liu, while both Morikawa and Cramp- 5’8”, 155, Redshirt Sophomore ton reached the number in the final round of the fall at San Diego, CA the Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational UC Santa Barbara • Shot par or better in 16 of his 38 rounds while he was Torrey Pines HS under par 10 times and in the 60’s on five occasions • Shot at least one round of par or better in nine of his 12 events, was under par at least once seven times and in the Collegiate Career (Fall 2017 – Current) 60’s at least once on four occasions • Stats – 6 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1595 strokes, +T4. Southwestern Invitational (72-71-70 – 213, -3) 75.95 stroke average T5. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (63-71-70 – 204, -9) • Low 54-Hole Score – 213, E (Alister MacKenzie Invitation- 13. The Goodwin (75-70-67 – 212, +2) al, Fall 2019 T14. NCAA Myrtle Beach Regionals (72-73-69 – 214, -2) • Low Round – 68, -3 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, +T16. The Farms Invitational (76-73-74 – 223, +7) First Round, Fall 2019) T23. Pac-12 Championships (69-73-69-79 – 290, +6) T24. Southern Highlands Collegiate (74-73-70 – 217, +1) 2019-2020 (Redshirt-Sophomore) T24. Western Intercollegiate (72-71-70 – 213, +3) • Current Rankings – No. 825 Golfweek/Sargarin T31. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational (71-72-76 – 219, +9) • Stats – 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 893 strokes, T41. Carpet Capital Collegiate (76-70-75 – 221, +5) 74.14 stroke average T41. NCAA Championships (72-77-76-75 – 300, +12) • Low 54-Hole Score – 213 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, T72. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (81-75-79 – 235, -19) Fall 2019 +Played as individual • Low Round – 68,-3 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Freshman (2017-18) First Round, Fall 2019) Final Rankings – No. 199 Golfstat, No. 215 Golfweek/ T41. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (68-72-73 – 213, E) Sagarin +65. Southwestern Invitational (81-81-75–237) Stats – 10 stroke-play events, 31 rounds, 2231 strokes, +T83. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (77-76-72–225) 71.97 stroke average +T11 Coronado Individual 75-70-72 – 217, +1 Top-10 Finishes – 1 + Played as an individual Top-20 Finishes – 1 Sophomore (2018-19) Cal’s Top Finisher – 1 • Redshirted Low 54-Hole Score – 211, -5 (Carpet Capital Collegiate, Fall • Did not play 2017); 211, -2 (NCAA Raleigh Regionals, Fall 2017) UC Santa Barbara (2017-18) Low 72-Hole Score – 290, +6 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2018) • Participated in three stroke-play events and nine rounds Low Round – 67, -4 (Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitation- as a true freshman al, First Round, Fall 2017) • Earned honor roll recognition in his final two quarters • Cal’s Freshman of the Year T21. UCSB Intercollegiate (80-86-75 – 241, +25) • Led Cal and finished tied for ninth overall with his best T32. Waves Challenge (85-75-76 – 236, +20) showing of the campaign at the season-opening Carpet T44. Geiberger Invitational (74-77-74 – 225, +9) Capital Collegiate while his second-best finish of the season came when he tied for 26th in his final event of the cam- paign at the NCAA Raleigh Regionals • Played in 10 events and 31 rounds including all five tour- naments and 15 rounds possible in the fall • Shot par or better in 11 of his 30 rounds, under par eight times and in the 60’s on five occasions • Shot at least one round of par or better in eight of 10 events, was under par at least once six times and in the 60’s at least once on five occasions *T9. Carpet Capital Collegiate (73-68-70 – 211, -5) T26. NCAA Raleigh Regionals (70-73-68 – 211, -2) T27. Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (67-75-71 – 213, E) T30. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational (73-72-73 – 218, +8) T31. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (71-76-73 – 220, +4) +T32. The Goodwin (74-72-68 – 214, +1) T37. Western Intercollegiate (72-68-74 – 214, +4) T45. Querencia Cabo Collegiate (74-72-76 – 222, +9) T52. Pac-12 Championships (73-72-71-74 – 290, +6) T53. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (75-71-72 – 218, +5) *Cal’s top finisher +Played as individual

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 11 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS • Low Round – 67 (three times, last at Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational, Third Round, Fall 2018) COSTAS PANAY • Cal’s Newcomer of the Year • Leads all Cal newcomers with 11 stroke-play events and 32 rounds played in addition to being the team’s only rookie 5’7”, 145, Freshman to compete in the Big Match against Stanford Redmond, WA • The nation’s No. 6 freshman according to Golfweek’s Tesla Stem HS Brentley Romine in his preseason ranking • Shot nine rounds of par or better over his 32 rounds, eight rounds under par and seven in the 60’s • Shot at least one round of par or better in seven of the 11 2019-20 (Freshman) events he has played in, as well as at least one round under Did not compete – redshirted par six times and in the 60’s on five occasions Amateur Highlights 11. The Farms Invitational (82-68-69 – 219, +3) • A member of the first-team All-FCWT and FCWT All-Aca- T18. Ka’anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational (82-68-69 – 219, +3) demic squads as well as the AJGA Transamerica Scholastic T20. Southwestern Invitational (73-76-72 – 221, +5) T31. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invitational (67-76-76 – 219, +9) Junior All-America Honor Roll in 2018 T33. Western Intercollegiate (76-71-68 – 215, +5) • Also earned the Washington Junior Golf Association’s T33. Pac-12 Championships (74-72-70-77 – 293, +9) Most Inspirational Player Award for District 2 in 2017 T35. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (67-73-73 – 213, E) • Picked up individual medalist honors at the 2018 FCWT T44. Southern Highlands Collegiate (73-73-75 – 221, +5) San Ramon Open (70-68 – 138) while he has had three 58. NCAA Myrtle Beach Regionals (74-74-75 – 224, +8) other top-10 finishes in the calendar year at the AJGA Eagle T65. The Goodwin (71-75-75 – 221, +11) Crest Junior Championship (T2nd, 66-71 – 137), FCWT Tour DNP. NCAA Championships (DNP-DNP-DNP-78) Championship (3rd, 73-70-65 – 208) and the Under Ar- ^Big Match vs. Stanford with Katherine Zu (W, 4 & 3) mour/Alison Lee Championship presented by Irvine Technol- ^Match-play event with Cal and Stanford men’s and women’s teams ogy Company (T6th, 72-68-71 – 211) • Also had third-place showing in 2017 at FCWT Open at La Costa (73-68 – 141) FINIGAN TILLY

JAMES SONG 5’10”, 155, Junior San Carlos, CA 5’10”, 165, Sophomore Carlmont HS Rancho Santa Fe, CA Torrey Pines HS Cal Career (Spring 2017 – Current) • Stats – 19 stroke-play events, 56 rounds, 4068 strokes, 72.64 stroke average 2019-2020 (Sophomore) • Top-5 Finishes – 1 • Current Rankings – No. 655 Golfweek/Sargarin • Top-10 Finishes – 2 • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1570 strokes, • Top-20 Finishes – 4 74.76 stroke average • Cal’s Top Finisher – 1 • Low 54-Hole Score – 214 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall • Low 54-Hole Score – 203, -10 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, 2019) Fall 2019) • Low Round – 68, -4 (Twice, last at John A. Burns. Intercolle- • Low 72-Hole Score – 284, E (Pac-12 Championships, giate, Third Round, Spring 2019) Spring 2018) T27. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (68-76-72 – 216, +6) • Low Round – 67 (Four Times, last at Southwestern Invita- T47. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (76-67-71 – 214, +1) tional, Third Round Spring 2020) T62. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (74-78-74 – 226, +10) • NCAA Regionals – 1 (NA. Raleigh, 2018) T57. Southwestern Invitational (80-79-71–230, +14) • Pac-12 Championships – 2 (T27th, 2018; T47th, 2017) T67. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (76-79-68–223, +7) 2019-2020 (Redshirt-Junior) T75. Cabo Collegiate (87-70-78–235) T72. Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic (77-78-71–226, +10) • Final Rankings – No. 109 Golfweek/Sargarin • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1504 strokes, 2018-19 (Freshman) 71.62 stroke average • Final Rankings – No. 242 Golfstat, No. 267 Golfweek/ • Top-5 Finishes – 2 Sagarin • Top-10 Finishes – 2 • Stats – 11 stroke-play events, 32 rounds, 2331 strokes, • Top-20 Finishes – 3 72.84 stroke average • Low 54-Hole Score – 203, -10 (Alister MacKenzie • Top-20 Finishes – 3 Invitational, Fall 2019) • Low 54-Hole Score – 207, -6 (Ka’anapali Classic • Low Round – 67 (Three, last at Southwestern Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2018) Invitational, Spring 2020) • Low 72-Hole Score – 293, +9 (Pac-12 Championships, T64. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (74-76-75 – 225, +15) Spring 2019) T8. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (67-71-65 – 203, -10)

12 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS T3. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (67-70-72 – 209, -7) 4. Southwestern Invitational (74-72-67–213, -3) T30. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (77-71-69–217, +1) T37. Cabo Collegiate (74-71-72–217, +4) KENTO YAMAWAKI T44. Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic (78-71-71–220, +4) Junior (2018-19) 5’8”, 142, Freshman • Redshirted Encinitas, CA • Did not play La Costa Canyon HS Sophomore (2017-18) • Final Rankings – No. 553 Golfweek/Sagarin • Stats – 8 stroke-play events, 23 rounds, 1688 strokes, 2019-2020 (Freshman) 73.39 stroke average • Final Ranking – No. 334 Golfweek/Sargarin • Top-20 Finishes – 1 • Top-5 Finishes – 1 • Low 54-Hole Score – 211, -2 (The Goodwin, Spring 2018) • Top-10 Finishes – 1 • Low 72-Hole Score – 284, E (Pac-12 Championships, • Top-20 Finishes – 2 Spring 2018) • Stats – 7 stroke-play events, 21 rounds, 1538 strokes, • Low Round – 69, -2 (The Goodwin, Third Round, Spring, 2018) 73.23 stroke average • Shot par or better in nine of his 23 rounds, under par six • Low 54-Hole Score – 208, -5 (Alister MacKenzie Invitation- times and in the 60’s once al, Fall 2019) • Shot at least one round at par or better in six of his eight • Low Round – 66 (Twice, last Southwestern Invitational, events, at least one round under par four times and at least Second Round, Spring 2020) one round in the 60’s once T47. OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite (70-75-75 – 220, +10) T15. The Goodwin (70-72-69 – 211, -2) T20. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (71-66-71 – 208, -5) T27. Pac-12 Championships (70-71-70-73 – 284, E) T26. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (75-70-74 – 219, +3) +T33. Arizona Medalist Intercollegiate (80-80-72 – 232, +16) T5. Southwestern Invitational (74-66-74–214, -2) +T38. Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (74-71-73 – 218, +2) T110. John A. Burns. Intercollegiate (80-78-73–231, +15) +T41. Alister MacKenzie Invitational (70-73-72 – 215, +2) T64. Cabo Collegiate (77-73-75–225, +12) T62. Western Intercollegiate (71-75-74 – 220, +10) T51. Lamkin Grips San Diego Classic (75-73-73–221, +5) T72. Carpet Capital Collegiate (83-76-72 – 231, +15) NA. NCAA Raleigh Regionals (NP-77-NP – 77, +6)... not in the lineup for the first and third rounds but replaced Ben Doyle in the second round +played as individual Freshman (Spring 2017) • Final Rankings – No. 21 Golfweek/Sagarin* *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings • Stats – 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 876 strokes, 73.00 stroke average • Cal’s Top Finisher – 1 • Low 54-Hole Score – 214, +1 (ASU Thunderbird Invitational, Spring 2017) • Low Round – 67 (ASU Thunderbird Invitational, Second Round, Spring 2017) • Posted a 73.00 stroke average that was second on the team • Played in four of the team’s seven stroke-play events in the spring after joining the program in January of 2017 • Shot par or better and under par twice in 12 rounds, while shooting one round in the 60’s • Shot at least one round of par or better, under par and in the 60’s in one of his four stroke-play events *T30. Western Intercollegiate (74-71-72 – 217, +7) T37. ASU Thunderbird Invitational (70-67-77 – 214, +1) T47. Pac-12 Championships (73-73-78 – 224, +14) 52. Arizona Intercollegiate (72-76-73 – 221, +8) *Cal’s top finisher

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 13 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS

Team building was a huge part of the approach under Steve E SEE DESIONE SOR Desimone.

Steve Desimone stands on the ninth green at Eugene Country Club following the last round of his coaching career at the 2016 NCAA hampinhip

Steve Desimone led Cal Walter Chun was Steve Desimone's right-hand man to the best season in the for the fi nal 12 seasons of his coaching career and history of college golf his successor as Cal's head coach. in 2012-13 when the Golden Bears won 12 of 14 stroke-play events including the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate niainal

Steve Desimone led the Golden Bears to a national championship in 2004.

Cal golf was a huge part of Steve Desimone’s life for Steve Desimone is 37 years. fl anked by long-time Cal Golf Committee members Joffa Dale and Ken Lloyd.

Family has always been a big part of the Steve Desimone equation for Steve Desimone, who was was a member joined at the 2016 NCAA Championships of the men's by son, Robert; wife, Linda; and daughter, basketball team Cal Athletic Hall of Famers Steve Desimone and Kim. as an undergrad a al Jason Kidd enjoy a moment at their 2017 induction. CAREER IGLIGS ● 1 NCAA Championship ● 3 Pac-10/12 Coaches of the Year ● 23 All-America Selections ● CGBWA Jack Lemmon (2004) (1987, 2012, ’13) Ambassador of Golf ● 23 All-America Scholar Selections (2013) ● 2 NCAA Semifi nals ● 11 NCAA Championships (2012, ’13) Appearances ● 66 Tournament Victories ● Arnold Palmer Cup Team USA (1995, ’98, ’99, 2000, ’04, ’10, ’11, ’12, Head Coach (2014) ● 2 National Coaches of the Year ’13, ’14, ’16) ● 33 Professional Golfers (2004, ’13) ● NCGA Hall of Fame ● 21 NCAA Regionals ● NCGA Grand Master of the Year (Class of 2014) ● 2 NCAA Regional Titles Appearances (2004) (2012, ’13) (1990, ’93, ’95, ’97, ’98, ’99, 2000, ’01, ● Cal Athletic Hall of Fame ● GCAA Hall of Fame ’02, ’03, ’04, ’07, ’08, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’12, (Class of 2017) (Class of 2010) ● 2 Pac-12 Championships ’13, ’14, ’15, ’16) (2012, ’13)

36 2018-19 Mens Golf Annual Report 14 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS ALL-TIME ROSTER - SINCE 1987

Ainbinder, Adam...... 1998-99 Hexner, Devin...... 2008-09 Payet, Romain...... 2005-06 Albers, Bill...... 1987-90 Hoffer, Andrew...... 1999-2000 Phillips, Mark...... 1984-88 Aldred, William...... 2015-18 Homa, Max...... 2009-13 Rea, Brian...... 1994-95 An, Byeong Hun (An, Ben)...... 2010-11 Hood, Jeff...... 2000-05 Redner, Josh...... 1994-95 Anand, Armaan...... 2016-17 Hua, Devin...... 2016-17 Reinsberg, Rick...... 1991-95 Ancheta, Chris...... 2002-05 Huddy, Walker...... 2012-17 Rubenstein, Tode...... 1987-92 Arroyo, Dan...... 1996-99 Huff IV, H. Phillip...... 1990-94 Ruda, Jesse...... 1999-2004 Ban, Shotaro...... 2011-16 Hughes, Tanner...... 2014-17 Sanchez, Mark...... 1982-87 Beck, Brandon...... 2004-08 Hummelt, Jon...... 1982-87 Sanders, Drew...... 1990-93 Benvenuti, Joe...... 2000-01 Hunt, Cooper...... 2018-2020 Schreiber, Matt...... 2003-04 Berkowitz, Jay...... 1994-99 Hy, Brendan...... 2019-Present Schunck, Christian...... 2002-03 Berkowitz, Jayme...... 2000-01 Jensen, Chris...... 2006-07 Schweizer, John...... 1991-96 Boldt, Jason...... 1990-92 Jensen, Michael...... 2004-09 Serra, George...... 2000-03 Briggs, Robert...... 2016-17 Johnson, Glenn...... 1983-88 Sevekow, Fred...... 2001-02 Buckles, Andre...... 1993-94 Johnson, Pace...... 2011-14 Shaw, Cameron...... 2012-16 Burlison, Jay...... 2013-15 Johnson, Steve...... 1991-95 Skinner, Jim...... 1992-94 Carlyle, Scott...... 2002-04 Kellund, Tim...... 2002-03 Song, James...... 2018-Present Cheatham, Jamie...... 2015-Present Kennaday, Tom...... 1987-90 Stalter, Joël...... 2010-14 Chen, Aaron...... 2019-Present Kilpatrick, Keelan...... 2012-15 Summers, Stephen...... 1993-97 Cherney, Ben...... 1995-96 Kim, Daniel...... 2004-05 Svanberg, Fredrik...... 2003-06 Choi, Eric...... 2001-02 Kim, Michael...... 2011-13 Tan, Feldman...... 2007-09 Chun, Joseph...... 2017-Present Kreindler, Daniel...... 2002-03 Tate, Steven...... 1994-96 Chun, Walter...... 1998-2002 Kuehl, Ken...... 1987-88 Thomas, Nick...... 2010-12 Cordova, Ted...... 1992-93 Laduche, Xabi...... 1999-2001 Thorson, Erick...... 2005-09 Coré, Jamie...... 2008-12 Larson, Garrett...... 1992-95 Tierney, Jamie...... 1991-93 Coyle, Daniel...... 1996-99 Lederer, Jon...... 1992-93 Tilly, Finigan...... 2017-Present Crampton, Sebastian...... 2014-2019 Lee, Bryan...... 1996-97 Tomasulo, Peter...... 1999-2004 Cruikshank, Kevin...... 1990-91 Lee, David...... 1995-97 Torrey, Lance...... 2000-05 Culin, Michael...... 2011-12 Lee, Han...... 1996-2000 Vetterick, Jeff...... 2003-05 Curtis, Jeff...... 2002-03 Levin, Josh...... 1997-99 Vivolo, Chad...... 2009-10 Dahl, Ian...... 2008-09 Lieberman, David...... 2004-05 Volko, D.J...... 1987-92 Davies, Gareth...... 1995-97 Limbhasut, KK...... 2014-2019 Wang, Robin...... 2017-2018 Derian, Evan...... 2006-11 Liu, Kaiwen...... 2017-Present Watanabe, Mark Yasuyuki...... 1992-94 Douglas, Andrew...... 1998-99 Loop, Curtis...... 2009-10 Weaver, Michael...... 2009-14 Dowden, Kyle...... 2004-05 Machi, Anthony...... 2008-09 West, Eric...... 2000-03 Doyle, Ben...... 2014-2019 MacLean, Bruce...... 1983-87 Westcoat, Brian...... 1995-96 Ellis, Matt...... 1991-92 Madey, Clayton...... 2013-18 White, Thayer...... 2012-13 Farris, Steve...... 1996-98 Maguire, Mark...... 1989-94 Whittemore, Heath...... 1986-90 Fitzsimmons, Dave...... 1988-89 Maliwal, Akshay...... 2008-09 Wi, Charlie...... 1993-95 Flandermeyer, Greg...... 1996-97 Mangum, Ben...... 2009-12 Williams, Josh...... 1998-2000 Furth, Ben...... 1986-91 Marin, Nic...... 1992-96 Williams, Kelly...... 1999-2000 Gandranata, George...... 2006-09 Martin, Rob III...... 1989-94 Wilson, Alexander...... 2013-16 Golembeski, Connor...... 2018-Present Maspat, Kyle...... 2018-Present Wilson, Michael...... 2002-07 Golditch, Scott...... 1995-99 McDonnell, Brian...... 1987-89 Wolfe, Freddy...... 2005-08 Greve, Spencer...... 1988-92 McMichael, Steve...... 1985-89 Wolfman, Craig...... 1998-99 Griggs, Chris...... 1988-92 Mina, Eric...... 2007-11 Wong, Larry...... 2005-06 Griggs, Stephen...... 2015-17 Mindirgasov, Andrey...... 2006-09 Wood, John...... 1987-88 Groff, Mike...... 1991-92 Miyamoto, Craig...... 1989-91 Yamane, Kent...... 2006-09 Guittard, Jay...... 1989-90 Morikawa, Collin...... 2015-2019 Yamawaki, Kento...... 2019-Present Hagy, Brandon...... 2009-14 Mullen, Rick...... 1991-94 Yeun, John...... 2006-07 Hahn, James...... 2000-01 Murphy, Brian...... 2009-10 Yi, Dong...... 1996-2001 Hale, Stephen...... 2007-11 Murphy, John...... 2008-11 Yoon, James...... 2012-14 Hamilton, Robert...... 1998-2000 Oda, Jeff...... 1988-89 Yu, Sean...... 2015-17 Hamm, Jeff...... 2007-12 O’Riordan, Tim...... 1988-91 *Current Players In Bold Helgans, Alex...... 2013-15, 2016-17 Panay, Costas...... 2019-Present Helgans, Ryan...... 2017-Present Park, Alex...... 2015-16

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 15 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS HONORS & AWARDS

Collin Morikawa was named to the All-Nicklaus Team Brandon Hagy is the only Cal player to receive Stephen Hale is one of nine players to become a three consecutive seasons – he is the only player to the Byron Nelson Award (2014-15 season). two-time GCAA All-America Scholar. have the received the honor more than once. NATIONAL HONORS 2010-11...... Stephen Hale 2012-13...... Max Homa (first team) 2012-13...... Brandon Hagy Michael Kim (first team) ALL-NICKLAUS TEAM Joël Stalter Michael Weaver (first team) 2012-13...... Max Homa Michael Weaver Brandon Hagy (second team) Michael Kim 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy Joël Stalter (second team) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy Joël Stalter 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy (first team) Joël Stalter Michael Weaver Joël Stalter (first team) 2016-17...... Collin Morikawa 2016-17...... Walker Huddy 2014-15...... Shotaro Ban (honorable mention) 2017-18...... Collin Morikawa 2017-18...... Sebastian Crampton 2015-16...... KK Limbhasut (second team) 2018-19...... Collin Morikawa Ben Doyle Collin Morikawa (third team) BYRON NELSON AWARD Collin Morikawa 2016-17...... Collin Morikawa (first team) 2014-15...... Brandon Hagy 2018-19...... Collin Morikawa 2017-18...... Collin Morikawa (first team) COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® 2019-20...... Kaiwen Liu 2018-19...... Collin Morikawa (first team) James Song 2003-04...... Scott Carlyle (first team) Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention) 2012-13...... Brandon Hagy (third team) GCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA (TEAM) KK Limbhasut (honorable mention) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy (first team) 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, GCAA DIVISION I NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 2013-14, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19, GCAA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS 2012-13...... Steve Desimone 2019-20 1987-88...... Bill Albers GOLFSTAT CUP 1988-89...... Bill Albers GCAA ALL-AMERICANS 2012-13...... Michael Kim Ben Furth 1989-90...... Ben Furth (second team) 2017-18...... Collin Morikawa* 1989-90...... Ben Furth 1994-95...... Charlie Wi (first team) *All-Time NCAA Record 68.68 Stroke Average 1998-99...... Dan Coyle ...... Garrett Larson (honorable mention) 2000-01...... Walter Chun GOLFWEEK NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 1998-99...... Dan Arroyo (honorable mention) 2001-02...... Scott Carlyle 2003-04...... Steve Desimone 1999-2000...... Han Lee (honorable mention) Walter Chun 2012-13...... Steve Desimone 2002-03...... Peter Tomasulo (third team) 2002-03...... Peter Tomasulo GOLFWEEK NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2003-04...... Peter Tomasulo (first team) 2003-04...... Scott Carlyle 2012-13...... Michael Kim ...... Jeff Hood (honorable mention) Peter Tomasulo 2017-18...... Collin Morikawa 2005-06...... Michael Wilson 2009-10...... Eric Mina (honorable mention) 2010-11...... Michael Weaver (honorable mention) GOLFWEEK NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR 2006-07...... Michael Wilson 2012-13 2008-09...... George Gandranata 2011-12...... Max Homa (third team) John Murphy Brandon Hagy (honorable mention) HASKINS AWARD 2009-10...... Stephen Hale Michael Kim (honorable mention) 2012-13 Michael Kim

The 2009-10 team was the second team in a Collin Morikawa is Cal’s only four-time GCAA Steve Desimone was named the GCAA Division I stretch of 10 of 12 years of being awarded the All-American. National Coach of the Year for the 2012-13 season He GCAA Academic All-American Award (began in was also a two-time Golfweek Coach of the year (03- 2008-09). 04, 12-13) and is in the GCAA Hall of Fame.

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Michael Kim was the Bears’ first Golfweek Max Homa was Cal’s first NCAA Individual Eric Mina - from 2010-2019, the Bears had 26 National Player of the Year in 2013. He also won medalist (2013) GCAA Division I PING All-West Region Players. the Haskins and Jack Nicklaus Award that year.

JACK NICKLAUS AWARD 2016-17...... Collin Morikawa 2002-03...... Peter Tomasulo (first team) 2012-13...... Michael Kim 2017-18...... Sebastian Crampton Michael Wilson (second team) NCAA INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST KK Limbhasut 2003-04...... Peter Tomasulo (first team) Jeff Hood (second team) 2012-13*...... Max Homa Collin Morikawa *Arnold Palmer Award 2018-19...... Sebastian Crampton Scott Carlyle (honorable mention) KK Limbhasut Jesse Ruda (honorable mention) TAYLORMADE-ADIDAS GOLF JAN STRICKLAND Collin Morikawa 2004-05...... Brandon Beck (honorable mention ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR Jeff Hood (honorable mention) 2007-08...... Walter Chun GCAA/EASTON WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR Michael Jensen (honorable mention) REGIONAL/DISTRICT HONORS 1986-87...... Steve Desimone 2006-07...... Michael Jensen (honorable mention) 2007-08...... Stephen Hale (second team) COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 8® 2011-12...... Steve Desimone Evan Derian (honorable mention) 2003-04...... Scott Carlyle (first team) 2012-13...... Steve Desimone George Gandranata (honorable mention) 2012-13...... Brandon Hagy (first team) CONFERENCE HONORS 2008-09...... George Gandranata (honorable mention) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy (first team) ALL-PAC-10/12* Michael Jensen (honorable mention) GCAA DIVISION I PING ALL-WEST REGION 1986-87...... Mark Sanchez (honorable mention) John Murphy (honorable mention) 2009-10...... Eric Mina 1988-89...... Ben Furth (second team) 2009-10...... Eric Mina (first team) 2010-11...... Stephen Hale 1989-90...... Ben Furth (first team) Michael Weaver (honorable mention) Max Homa 1991-92...... Rob Martin (honorable mention) 2010-11...... Stephen Hale (second team) 2011-12...... Brandon Hagy 1992-93...... Drew Sanders (honorable mention) Max Homa (second team) Max Homa 1993-94...... Phil Huff (honorable mention) Eric Mina (second team) Michael Kim 1994-95...... Charlie Wi (first team) Byeong Hun An (Ben An) (honorable mention) 2012-13...... Brandon Hagy 1995-96...... Nic Marin (honorable mention) 2011-12...... Brandon Hagy (second team) Max Homa 1996-97...... Dong Yi (second team) Max Homa (second team) Michael Kim Jay Berkowitz (honorable mention) Michael Kim (second team) Joël Stalter 1997-98...... Dan Arroyo (first team) Joël Stalter (honorable mention) Michael Weaver Dan Coyle (second team) 2012-13...... Max Homa (first team) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy Adam Ainbinder (honorable mention) Michael Kim (first team) Keelan Kilpatrick 1998-99...... Dan Arroyo (first team) Michael Weaver (first team) Joël Stalter Han Lee (second team) Brandon Hagy (second team) 2014-15...... Shotaro Ban 1999-2000...... Han Lee (second team) Joël Stalter (second team) KK Limbhasut 2000-01...... Peter Tomasulo (honorable mention) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy (first team) 2015-16...... Shotaro Ban 2001-02...... Peter Tomasulo (first team) Joël Stalter (first team) KK Limbhasut Pace Johnson (honorable mention) Collin Morikawa Keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention)

Peter Tomasulo was a four-time member of the Michael Weaver is the only Bear to have Kaiwen Liu was a Pac-12 All-Freshman Honorable All-Pac-10 Team from 2001-2004. competed in the Masters (2013). Mention in 2018.

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KK Limbhasut was selected to the All-Pac-12 Michael Wilson was Cal’s first conference Joel Stalter was a two-time Pac-12 Golfer of the Team four times at Cal and was also a two-time Freshman of the Year in 2003. Month. Pac-12 All-Academic Team member.

2014-15...... Shotaro Ban (second team) 2006-07...... Freddy Wolfe (first team) 2018-19...... Kaiwen Liu (first team) Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention) Michael Wilson (second team) Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention) KK Limbhasut (honorable mention) 2007-08...... Evan Derian (first team) Collin Morikawa (honorable mention) 2015-16...... KK Limbhasut (first team) 2008-09...... George Gandranata (honorable mention) 2019-20...... Joseph Chun Collin Morikawa (first team) Stephen Hale (honorable mention) Connor Golembeski Shotaro Ban (second team) 2009-10...... Stephen Hale (second team) Ryan Helgans Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention) 2010-11...... Stephen Hale (second team) Kaiwen Liu Jamie Cheatham (honorable mention) Eric Mina (honorable mention) Kyle Maspat 2016-17...... Collin Morikawa (first team) Michael Weaver (honorable mention) James Song 2017-18...... KK Limbhasut (first team) 2011-12...... Brandon Hagy (first team) PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMEN Collin Morikawa (first team) Joël Stalter (honorable mention) 2014-15...... Sebastian Crampton Sebastian Crampton (second team) 2012-13...... Brandon Hagy (first team) KK Limbhasut 2018-19...... Collin Morikawa (first team)* Michael Kim (honorable mention) 2015-16...... Collin Morikawa Sebastian Crampton (first team) Joël Stalter (honorable mention) Jamie Cheatham (honorable mention) KK Limbhasut (second team) Michael Weaver (honorable mention) 2017-18...... Kaiwen Liu (honorable mention) * Pac-12 Player of the Year 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy (first team) **Due to COVID-19, no conference honors were Michael Weaver (second team) PAC-10/12 COACH OF THE YEAR awarded for the 2019-20 season Keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention) 1986-87...... Steve Desimone* 2011-12...... Steve Desimone PAC-10/12 ALL-ACADEMIC Joël Stalter (honorable mention) 2012-13...... Steve Desimone 1995-96...... Jay Berkowitz (second team) 2014-15...... Shotaro Ban (honorable mention) Keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention) 2017-18...... Walter Chun 1997-98...... Dan Coyle (first team) *Co-Coach of the Year 1998-99...... Dan Coyle (first team) 2015-16...... Walker Huddy (second team) 1999-2000...... Walter Chun (second team) Shotaro Ban (honorable mention) PAC-10/12 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2000-01...... Walter Chun (first team) KK Limbhasut (honorable mention) 2002-03...... Michael Wilson* Peter Tomasulo (second team) 2016-17...... William Aldred (first team) 2015-16...... Collin Morikawa 2001-02...... Walter Chun (first team) Collin Morikawa (first team) *Co-Freshman of the Year Peter Tomasulo (second team) Walker Huddy (second team) PAC-10/12 GOLFER OF THE MONTH Jeff Hood (honorable mention) Ben Doyle (honorable mention) November 2005...... Michael Wilson George Serra (honorable mention) Tanner Hughes (honorable mention) September 2009...... Eric Mina 2002-03...... Peter Tomasulo (first team) Clayton Madey (honorable mention) April 2010...... Eric Mina Lance Torrey (honorable mention) 2017-18...... Jamie Cheatham (honorable mention) September 2012...... Max Homa 2003-04...... Scott Carlyle (first team) Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention) October 2012...... Michael Kim Peter Tomasulo (second team) Ben Doyle (honorable mention) February 2013...... Joël Stalter Michael Wilson (honorable mention) KK Limbhasut (honorable mention) March 2013...... Michael Kim 2005-06...... Michael Wilson (second team) Collin Morikawa (honorable mention) April 2013...... Max Homa

Walker Huddy was a two-time member of the Keelan Kilpatrick was named to the 2013-14 Pace Johnson received his first All-Conference Pac-12 All-Academic team (2016, 2017) GCAA DI PING All-West Region Team honors in 2014, earning an honorable mention

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Charlie Wi was the Bears’ first Pac-10 individual Brandon Hagy won the Tom Hansen Conference Ben Furth was inducted into the Cal Athletics Hall medalist in 1995. Medal and was named the Pac-12 Scholar- of Fame in 2005 (Played from 1987-91). Athlete of the Year in 2014. September 2013...... Brandon Hagy *While a current member of Cal team February 2014...... Joël Stalter AMATEUR HONORS WALKER CUP PARTICIPANTS March 2017...... Collin Morikawa AMATEURGOLF.COM October 2017...... KK Limbhasut NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2013...... Max Homa (Team USA) March 2018...... Collin Morikawa 2014...... Tanner Hughes Michael Kim (Team USA) September 2018...... Collin Morikawa 2016...... Collin Morikawa Michael Weaver (Team USA) November 2018...... Sebastian Crampton 2017...... Collin Morikawa 2017...... Collin Morikawa (Team USA) April 2019...... Collin Morikawa ARNOLD PALMER CUP PARTICIPANTS GCAA HALL OF FAME PAC-10/12 INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST 2003...... Peter Tomasulo (Team USA) 2010...... Steve Desimone 1995...... Charlie Wi 2009...... Walter Chun (Team USA Assistant Coach) JACK LEMMON AMBASSADOR OF GOLF 2010...... Eric Mina 2013...... Michael Kim (Team USA) 2013...... Steve Desimone Joël Stalter (Team Europe) 2013...... Max Homa NCGA HALL OF FAME Michael Weaver (Team USA) 2019...... Collin Morikawa 2014...... Steve Desimone 2014...... Brandon Hagy (Team USA) PAC-10 LEADERSHIP AWARD Steve Desimone (Team USA Head Coach) 2001-02...... Walter Chun UNIVERSITY HONORS *2017...... Collin Morikawa (Team USA) AC-12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR BIG C TOP ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD 2018...... KK Limbhasut (Team International) 2012-13...... Michael Kim 2008-09 2018...... Collin Morikawa (Team USA) 2018-19...... Collin Morikawa *Earned Team USA’s exemption into the 2018 PGA PAC-10 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP TOUR’s Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by BIG C MOST IMPROVED ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD 2008-09...... George Gandranata MasterCard 2008-09 PAC-12 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR *MASTERS PARTICIPANTS 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy 2013...... Michael Weaver CAL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME *While a current member of Cal team TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL 2005...... Ben Furth (1987-91) 2013-14...... Brandon Hagy 2009...... Frank Brunk (Hall of Fame Service Award) NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF ASSOCIATION 2015...... Peter Tomasulo (2000-04) GRAND MASTER OF THE YEAR 2017...... Steve Desimone (head coach, 1979-2016) 2004...... Steve Desimone Charlie Wi (1993-95) *U.S. OPEN PARTICIPANTS PAT AND KENT NEWMARK 2013...... *Max Homa ACADEMIC ENDOWMENT AWARD *Michael Kim (low amateur) 2018-19 *Michael Weaver

The 2012-13 team was named the Golfweek Sebastian Cramption was a four-time All-Pac-12 William Aldred (pictured) and Collin Morikawa National Team of the Year Team Member and was named a GCAA All- were named to the Pac-12 All-Academic First American in his final season (2018-19). Team in 2017.

2019-20 Men's Golf Annual Report 19 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS NCAA EA CAIONS POSTSEASON APPEARANCES PAC-10/12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 1983 – 10th (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1984 – 8th (Tucson, Ariz.) 1985 – 9th (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1986 – 9th (Simi Valley, Calif.) 1987 – 7th (Eugene, Ore.) 1988 – 7th (Orinda, Calif.) 1989 – 7th (Seattle, Wash.) 1990 – 4th (Tempe, Ariz.) 1991 – 9th (Stanford, Calif.) 2004 NCAA Champions (L-R): Walter Chun, Gene 2012 Pac-12 Champions (L-R): Steve Desmione, 1992 – 3rd (Corvallis, Ore.) Bakkum, Peter Tomasulo, Jeff Hood, Jesse Ruda, Keelan Kilpatrick, Joël Stalter, Max Homa, Brandon 1993 – 4th (Goleta, Calif.) Scott Carlyle, Steve Desimone, Michael Wilson Hagy, Michael Kim, Jeff Hamm, Walter Chun 1994 – 5th (Tucson, Ariz.) 1995 – 2nd (Richland, Wash.) 1996 – 3rd (Newport Beach, Calif.) 1997 – 6th (Eugene, Ore.) 1998 – 4th (Orinda, Calif.) 1999 – 5th (Seattle, Wash.) 2000 – 3rd (Tempe, Ariz.) 2001 – 9th (Stanford, Calif.) 2002 – 10th (Corvallis, Ore.) 2003 – 8th (Glendale, Calif.) 2012 NCAA Stanford Regional Champions (L-R): 2004 – 6th (Marana, Ariz.) 2013 NCAA Semifinalists (L-R): Walter Chun, Steve Desmione, Max Homa, Joël Stalter, Michael Brandon Hagy, Joël Stalter, Michael Weaver, Max 2005 – 8th (Walla Walla, Wash.) Kim, Brandon Hagy, Pace Johnson, Walter Chun Homa, Michael Kim 2006 – 7th (Rancho Mirage, Calif.) 2007 – 9th (Eugene, Ore.) 2008 – 3rd (Fairfax, Calif.) NCAA REGIONALS 2009 – 7th (Seattle, Wash.) 1990 – 13th (Las Cruces, N.M.) 2010 – T6th (Tempe, Ariz.) 1993 – 14th (Provo, Utah) 2011 – 5th (Stanford, Calif.) 1995 – 7th (Albuquerque, N.M.) 2012 – 1st (Corvallis, Ore.)* 1997 – 14th (Santee, Calif.) 2013 – 1st (Los Angeles, Calif) 1998 – T4th (Tempe, Ariz.) 2014 – 3rd (Marana, Ariz.) 1999 – 4th (Tucson, Ariz.) 2015 – 7th (Pullman, Wash.) 2000 – T10th (Madera, Calif.) 2016 – 2nd (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2001 – 16th (Corvallis, Ore.) 2013 NCAA Pullman Regional Champions (L-R): 2017 – 8th (Boulder, Colo.) 2002 – 12th (Albuquerque, N.M.) Walter Chun, Michael Kim, Brandon Hagy, Michael 2018 – 5th (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) 2003 – 21st (Seattle, Wash.) Weaver, Max Homa, Joël Stalter, Steve Desimone 2019 – 3rd (Eugene, Ore.) 2004 – T7th (Bend, Ore.) *Defeated Oregon on second playoff hole 2005 – No Team Finish (Stanford, Calif.)* Pac-10 (1983-2011) 2007 – 15th (Tempe, Ariz.) Pac-12 (2012-Present) 2008 – 20th (Seattle, Wash.) 2009 – 9th (Austin, Tex.) 2008 – 3rd (Fairfax, Calif.) 2010 – T3rd (San Diego, Calif.) 2009 – 7th (Seattle, Wash.) 2011 – 3rd (Tucson, Ariz.) 2010 – T6th (Tempe, Ariz.) 2012 – 1st (Stanford, Calif.) 2011 – 5th (Stanford, Calif.) 2013 – 1st (Pullman, Calif.) 2012 – 1st (Corvallis, Ore.)* 2014 – T4th (Sugar Grove, Ill.) 2013 – 1st (Los Angeles, Calif) 2015 – 7th (Lubbock, Tex.) 2013 Pac-12 Champions (L-R): Steve Desimone, 2014 – 3rd (Marana, Ariz.) 2016 – 4th (Tucson, Ariz.) Max Homa, Michael Kim, James Yoon, Joël Stalter, 2015 – 7th (Pullman, Wash.) 2017 – No Team Finish (Stanford, Calif.)+ Michael Weaver, Brandon Hagy and Walter Chun 2016 – 2nd (Salt Lake City, Utah) 2018 – 10th (Raleigh, N.C.) 2017 – 8th (Boulder, Colo.) 2019 – 4th (Murrells Inlet, S.C.) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 – 5th (Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.) *Jeff Hood (80th) competed as an individual at 1995 – 6th (Columbus, Ohio) 2019 – 3rd (Eugene, Ore.) 2005 NCAA Stanford Regionals 1998 – 15th (Albuquerque, N.M.) *Defeated Oregon on second playoff hole +Collin Morikawa (T12th) competed as an individual 1999 – 16th (Chaska, Minn.) Pac-10 (1983-2011); Pac-12 (2012-Present) at 2017 NCAA Stanford Regionals 2000 – 17th (Opelika, Ala.) 2004 – National Champions (Hot Springs, Va.) 2010 – 23rd (Ooltewah, Ten.) 2011 – T19th (Stillwater, Okla.) 2012 – T3rd (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) 2013 – T3rd (Milton, Ga.) 2014 – T11th (Hutchinson, Kan.) 2016 – T10th (Eugene, Ore.) 2019 – 10th (Fayetteville, Ark.)

20 2019-20 Men’s Golf Annual Report NCAA EA CAIONS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS ENES The Cal men's golf program would like to thank the golf courses that have made their venues available to the Golden Bears.

(Not Pictured: San Francisco Golf Club) Berkeley Country Club Blackhawk Country Club

Castlewood Country Club Corica Park Golf Course The Course at Wente Vineyards

Diablo Country Club Lake Merced Golf Club Meadow Club

Metropolitan Golf Links Oakhurst Country Club Orinda nr Club

Peninsula Golf & Country Club Richmond Country Club Sequoyah Country Club

The Club At Ruby Hill Tilden Park Golf Course TPC Stonebrae

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CAL GOLF SORGAE FACILI

The California men’s and women’s golf programs have an exclusive short-game facility at the Metropolitan Golf Links in Oakland. The lead donors that brought the $600,000 project to fruition were Ed and Mollie Arnold, Ellen and Joffa Dale, Jay deBenedetti, Lon and Becci Haskew, Judy Isaac, and Pat and Kent Newmark. The two-and-a-half acre state-of-the-art short-game facility opened in 2007 after breaking ground the previous year following a long planning process. It is conveniently located on the southwest corner of the Metropolitan Golf Links near the Oakland International Airport, approximately 15 minutes from campus. Built to USGA specifi cations, the facility features two extremely large greens – one for putting and chipping, and the other for the aerial game, including pitching and bunker play.

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PRO BEARS Cal has a long history of producing professional golfers including ten that have combined to win 29 professional golf tournaments around the world (see next page) including the school’s first PGA TOUR and European Tour victories in 2015 by James Hahn and Byeong Hun An (Ben An) at the Northern Trust Open and BMW PGA Championship, respectively.

Collin Morikawa is the most recent Cal men’s golf alumnus to win a PGA Tour event. He captured the Workday Charity Open title on July 12, 2020 in just his 24th PGA Tour start.

*Former Cal Players In Professional Golf (Pro Bears) Name (Years Active – Tours Played) *KK Limbhasut (2019-Present - Korn Ferry, Outlaw Tour) *Bill Albers (1990-91 – Web.com) *Curtis Loop (2013 – Canadian) *Dan Arroyo (2001, ’08 – Web.com) *Steve McMichael (1997-98 – PGA, Web.com) *Brandon Beck (2008 – Web.com) *Artie McNickle (1969, ‘72-81, ‘96 – PGA, Champions) *Shotaro Ban (2017-Present – China, Web.com, Korn Ferry) *Eric Mina (2011-15 – China, Web.com) *Sebastian Crampton (2019-Present – Mackenzie) *Collin Morikawa (2019-Present – PGA) *Ben Doyle (PGA Tour Latino America) *Rick Reinsberg (2003 – PGA) *George Gandranata (2014-Present – Asian Development, China, *Jesse Ruda (2005 – PGA) European, PGA TOUR Indonesia) *Mark Sanchez (2015 – Champions) *Byeong Hun An (Ben An) (2010, ‘12-Present – European, *Joël Stalter (2013-Present – European, European Challenge, PGA, European Challenge, PGA) Web.com) *Brandon Hagy (2014-Present – Canadian, eGolf, PGA, Web.com) *Stephen Summers (1998-2001 – Web.com) *James Hahn (2008-Present – Canadian, Korean, Gateway, PGA, *Fredrik Svanberg (2007-15 – European, European Challenge, Web.com) Web.com) *Steven Tate (2004 – PGA) *Stephen Hale (2013-15 – eGolf, Latino America) *Peter Tomasulo (2005-18 – PGA, Web.com) *Robert Hamilton (2000, ‘02-05, ’07 – PGA, Web.com) *Michael Weaver (2012-18, 2019-Present – eGolf, Latino America, *Jeff Hamm (2013, ’15 – Canadian) Mackenzie, PGA, Web.com, Korn Ferry) *Max Homa (2013-Present – PGA, Web.com) *Charlie Wi (1996-Present – Asian, Asian Development, European, *Michael Jensen (2010-12, ’14 – Canadian, Web.com) PGA, Web.com) *Pace Johnson (2014-15 – eGolf) *Josh Williams (2007 – Web.com) *Michael Kim (2013-Present – PGA, Web.com) *Michael Wilson (2014 – eGolf) *Garrett Larson (1998-99 – PGA, Web.com) *Dong Yi (2001, ’06-07, ’09 – Web.com) *Han Lee (1999-Present – Asian Development, Japan, PGA, Web.com) *according to PGATOUR.com; active professional golfers in bold

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Byeong Hun An (Ben An) – 3 • 2014 Rolex Trophy – European Challenge • 2015 Shinhan Donghae Open – Korean • 2015 BMW PGA Championship – European George Gandranata – 2 • 2016 PGM LADA Langkawi Championship – Asian Development • 2019 Magic Ohana 1st Professional Invita- tional Golf Challenge – PGA TOUR Indonesia James Hahn – 5 • 2009 Telus Edmonton Open – Canadian • 2009 Riviera Nayarit Classic – Canadian • 2012 The Rex Hospital Open – Web.com • 2015 Northern Trust Open – PGA • 2016 Wells Fargo Championship – PGA Max Homa – 3 • 2014 BMW Charity Pro-Am – Web.com • 2016 Rust-Oleum Championship – Web.com Byeong Hun An (Ben An) George Gandranata James Hahn • 2019 Wells Fargo Championship – PGA Michael Kim – 1 • 2018 John Deere Classic – PGA Han Lee – 2 • 2012 Mynavi ABC Championship – Japan • 2018 PGM CCM Championship – Asian Collin Morikawa – 2 • 2019 Barracuda Championship – PGA • 2020 Workday Charity Open – PGA Joël Stalter – 1 • 2016 Swedish Challenge – European Challenge • 2020 Euram Bank Open - European Tour Peter Tomasulo – 5 • 2005 Alberta Classic – Web.com • 2005 Montreal Open – Canadian • 2005 Long Beach Open • 2010 Ford Wayne Gretzky Classic – Web.com • 2012 United Leasing Championship – Web.com Charlie Wi – 7 • 1997 Mild Seven Kuala Lumpur Open – Asian • 2001 Volvo China Open – Asian • 2001 SK Telecom Open – Asian • 2001 Shin Han Dong Hae Open – Asian Max Homa Michael Kim Han Lee • 2002 SK Telecom Open – Asian • 2004 Taiwan Open – Asian • 2006 Maybank Malaysian Open – Asia European

Collin Morikawa Joël Stalter Peter Tomasulo Charlie Wi

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2019-20 CALIFORNIA MEN’S GOLF SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Date Event Location (Course) Result 9/20-22 OFCC/Fighting Illini Invite Olympia Fields, IL (Olympia Fields Country Club) T12th 10/7-8 Alister MacKenzie Invite Fairfax, CA (Meadow Club) 2nd 10/9 Big Match (Stanford vs Cal)^ Woodside, CA (Menlo Country Club) 1st 10/20-10/22 Tavistock Collegiate Invite Windermere, FL (Isleworth Country Club) 5th 10/28-29 The Cypress Point Classic* Pebble Beach, CA (Cypress Point Golf Club) 7th 1/27-28 Southwestern Invitational Westlake Village, CA (N. Ranch Country Club) 4th 2/20-22 John A. Burns Intercollegiate Lihue, HI (Wailua Golf Course) T7th 3/1-3 Cabo Collegiate Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (Cabo del Sol Ocean) 11th 3/9-10 Lamkin San Diego Classic Chula Vista, CA (San Diego Country Club) 5th ^Match-play event with Cal and Stanford men’s and women’s teams *Foursomes Match

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