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FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS (Tee Times Off Nos 23rd Annual NCAA MEN’S GOLF REGIONALS / 2011 COLORADO REGION May 19­21, 2011 / Colorado National Golf Club / Erie, Colo. FIRST ROUND PAIRINGS (Tee Times off Nos. 1 & 10, 18 holes) Starting On No. 1 Tee 11:50 Troy Anderson Denver Jr. No. 1 Gabe Maier Ind Wyoming Sr. 9:30 Talor Gooch Oklahoma State Fr. Michael Whitehead Ind Rice Sr. No. 1 Harris English Georgia Sr. Dominic Bozzelli Auburn So. Starting On No. 10 Tee 9:40 Sean Einhaus Oklahoma State So. 9:50 Thomas Buran Arizona State Sr. No. 1 T.J. Mitchell Georgia So. No. 10 Thomas Bradshaw Clemson Fr. Kyle Kopsick Auburn Jr. Steven Fox Chattanooga So. 9:50 Morgan Hoffman Oklahoma State Jr. 10:00 James Byrne Arizona State Sr. No. 1 Bryden Macpherson Georgia So. No. 10 McCuen Elmore Clemson Jr. Niclas Carlsson Auburn Fr. Benni Weilguni Chattanooga Fr. 10:00 Kevin Tway Oklahoma State Sr. 10:10 Jesper Kennegard Arizona State Sr. No. 1 Russell Henley Georgia Sr. No. 10 Jacob Burger Clemson Jr. Michael Hebert Auburn So. Davis Bunn Chattanooga Fr. 10:10 Peter Uihlein Oklahoma State Jr. 10:20 Phil Francis Arizona State Jr. No. 1 Hudson Swafford Georgia Sr. No. 10 Crawford Reeves Clemson So. Blayne Barber Auburn So. Chris Robb Chattanooga Fr. 10:20 Pontus Gad TCU So. 10:30 Scott Pinckney Arizona State Sr. No. 1 Jacob Davidson North Florida Sr. No. 10 Corbin Mills Clemson So. Collin Pratt New Mexico State Fr. Stephan Jaeger Chattanooga Jr. 10:30 Eli Cole TCU Jr. 10:40 Jack Perry Northwestern Fr. No. 1 Chris Kennedy North Florida Sr. No. 10 Kory Harrell Colorado State So. Zach Fullerton New Mexico State Jr. Justin Estrada San Jose State Fr. 10:40 Daniel Jennevret TCU So. 10:50 Nick Losole Northwestern So. No. 1 Joseph Byun North Florida Jr. No. 10 Kirby Pettitt Colorado State Fr. Justin Shin New Mexico State So. Daniel Semmler San Jose State Fr. 10:50 Johan de Beer TCU Jr. 11:00 Josh Dupont Northwestern Sr. No. 1 Kevin Phelan North Florida So. No. 10 Mike Sorenson Colorado State So. Gaston De La Torre New Mexico State Jr. Matt Hovan San Jose State Jr. 11:00 Tom Hoge TCU Sr. 11:10 Eric Chun Northwestern Jr. No. 1 Kevin Aylwin North Florida Jr. No. 10 Zahkai Brown Colorado State So. Tim Madigan New Mexico State Sr. Jay Myers San Jose State Jr. 11:10 Chun-Ji Kim Denver Fr. 11:20 David Lipsky Northwestern Sr. No. 1 C.G. Mercatoris Ind Robert Morris Sr. No. 10 Ryan Peterson Colorado State Jr. Cody Schweinefus Ind Drake Sr. Mark Hubbard San Jose State Sr. 11:20 Ole Ramsnes Denver Fr. No. 1 Andrew Wyatt Ind Nebraska Sr. Jarred Bossio Ind Idaho Jr. 11:30 Klinton Krieger Denver Sr. No. 1 Geoff Gonzalez Ind Cal Poly Sr. Michael McGowan Ind North Carolina So. 11:40 Oscar Arvidsson T Denver Fr. No. 1 Derek Plucienski Ind Southern Mississippi Jr. Steven Lecuyer Ind Central Arkansas Sr. NCAA REGIONAL HISTORY ANNUAL TEAM CHAMPIONS (MOV—Margin of Victory) Year East MOV Central MOV West MOV 1989 Florida 6 Oklahoma, Oklahoma State - Arizona 1990 Auburn 3 Oklahoma State 11 UNLV 1991 Georgia Tech 13 Arkansas 4 Arizona State, Arizona - 1992 Florida 2 Texas 14 Arizona 1993 Clemson 10 Kent State 13 Arizona 1994 Clemson 7 Texas 2 UNLV 1995 Clemson 12 Oklahoma 5 Arizona State 1996 North Carolina State 3 Texas A & M Stanford 1 1997 Auburn 3 Oklahoma State UNLV 3 1998 Georgia Tech 9 Houston Arizona State, New Mexico - 1999 Georgia Tech 9 Minnesota 3 Arizona State 8 2000 Clemson 12 Texas 2 Arizona 4 2001 East Tennessee State 8 Kent State, Oklahoma, Purdue - Arizona State 15 2002 Clemson, Georgia Tech - Oklahoma State, Purdue - New Mexico, Washington - 2003 Clemson 9 Oklahoma State 5 UCLA 1 2004 Clemson 6 Kentucky 1 UCLA 1 2005 Wake Forest 2 Augusta State 9 UNLV 3 2006 Wake Forest 1 Oklahoma State 16 Arizona, Florida - 2007 Georgia 12 Tulsa 3 South Carolina 2 2008 Georgia 21 Wake Forest 10 Southern California 2 Year Six Regionals at Various Locales (# in parenthesis—Margin of Victory) 2009 Alabama (4), Arizona State (9), Florida (2), Oklahoma State (22), UCF (11), UCLA (7) 2010 Kent State/Texas (-), Oklahoma State (1), Oregon (10), Stanford (4), Texas Tech (1), Washington (29) ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS (N/A—information not available) Year East Score Central Score West Score 1989 David Beck, Florida State / Kevin Wentworth, Oklahoma State 214 Robert Gamez, Arizona 206 Bobby Gage, E. Tennessee St. 216 1990 Jimmy Green, Auburn 205 Kevin Wentworth, Oklahoma State 214 Hub Goyen, UNLV 201 1991 Chan Reeves, Georgia Tech 207 Ron Wuensche, Wisconsin 211 Warren Schutte, UNLV 207 1992 Jimmy Johnston, Georgia Tech 209 Justin Leonard, Texas 207 Harry Rudolph, Arizona 201 1993 Brian Gay, Florida 206 Heath Fell, Michigan State 214 Manny Zerman, Arizona 211 1994 Mark Swygert, Clemson / Dean Larsson, Houston 207 Edward Fryatt, UNLV 207 Brad Lehman, Florida 213 1995 Raynor Christian, Florida State 212 Alan Bratton, Oklahoma State 211 Mike Sauer, New Mexico 208 1996 Tim Clark, North Carolina State 215 Rob Kerr, Minnesota 211 Tiger Woods, Stanford 205 1997 Tim Clark, North Carolina State N/A Bo Van Pelt, Oklahoma State / Arron Oberholser, San Jose State 207 Miguel del Angel, Texas A&M 209 1998 Matt Kuchar, Georgia Tech 202 Matt Seppanen, Northwestern 205 Paul Casey, Arizona State 206 1999 Kyle Thompson, South Carolina 208 James McLean, Minnesota 212 Jeff Quinney, Arizona State 209 2000 Michael Morrison, Georgia 212 Jon Mills, Kent State 202 Michael Beard, Pepperdine 204 2001 Camilo Villegas, Florida 201 John Klauk, Texas 212 Matt Jones, Arizona State / Kyle Thompson, South Carolina 208 2002 D.J. Trahan, Clemson 210 Lee Williamson, Purdue 209 Ricky Barnes, Arizona / Justin Smith, Minnesota 210 2003 Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech 201 Brett Callas, Houston 207 Michael Letzig, New Mexico 208 2004 Bill Haas, Wake Forest 207 John Holmes, Kentucky 214 Travis Johnson, UCLA / Chris Nallen, Arizona 211 2005 Dustin Johnson, Coastal Carolina 198 Kalle Edberg, Augusta State 205 Rob Grube, Stanford 204 2006 Kevin Chappell, UCLA 211 Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State 205 Billy Horschel, Florida / Casey Watabu, Nevada 203 2007 Bill Horschel, Florida / Dawie Van Der Walt, Lamar / Benjamin Alvarado, Arizona State 198 Brendan Todd, Georgia 210 Dan Woltman, Wisconsin 215 2008 Russell Henley, Georgia / Kevin Tway, Oklahoma State 214 Joey Benedetti, Oregon 207 Zach Sucher, UAB 200 Year Six Regionals at Various Locales 2009 Hunter Hamrick, Alabama (212); Matt Hill, N.C. State (212); Jesper Kennegard, Arizona State (203); Lance Lopez, Texas (209); Tarquin MacManus (198); Kevin Tway, Oklahoma State (216); 2010 Nick Delio, CSU-Northridge (213); Rhys Enoch, East Tennessee State/T.J. Howe, Penn State (203); Russell Henley, Georgia (207); Drew Kittleton, Florida State (204); Richard Lee, Washington (208); Peter Uihlein, Oklahoma State (206); .
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