TABLE OF CONTENTS This is Seminole 1 Brooks Koepka 14 This is FSU 2 Wesley Graham 15 This is Tallahassee 3 Doug Letson 16 Tallahassee’s Courses 4 Joaquin Lolas 17 Top-Played Courses 5 Tyler Sluman 18 Facilities 6 Bjorn Hellgren 19 Season Preview 7 2009-10 Review 20 2010-11 Roster 8 Seminoles in the Pros 21 Coach Jones 9 Athletic Honors 22 Coach Savoie 10 Hall of Fame 23 Support Staff 11 Championship History 24 Drew Kittleson 12 Booster Support 25 Kyle Cobb 13 Designed by Grant Hawkins Design

1 1 One of the nation’s elite research universities, The State University — with the Carnegie Foundation’s highest designation: Doctoral/Research University-Extensive — offers a distinctive academic environment built on its cherished values and unique heritage, a welcoming campus on the oldest continuous site of higher education in Florida, championship athletics, and a prime location in the heart of the state capital.

University Information • Location: Tallahassee, Fla. • Founded: 1851 • Enrollment: 40,255 • Symbol: Seminoles • Colors: Garnet and Gold • Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference • President: Dr. Eric J. Barron Dr. Eric J. Barron Randy Spetman • Athletics Director: Randy Spetman University President Athletic Director

2 2 Tallahassee boasts diverse heritage and is flourishing with many cultures, rhythms and flavors. Museums, festivals, cuisine, arts and crafts and year-round events honor and celebrate a diversity of heritage in the Tallahassee area. Florida’s Capital City played a major role in the history of the state of Florida, and in American history. We are still making history today.

Tallahassee is home to approximately 60,000 college students between Florida State University, Florida A&M University and Tallahassee Community College. Higher learning has been a jewel in the crown of Tallahassee since Florida State’s early beginnings in 1851. FAMU is the oldest historic black public university in Florida. Between the educational environment and the seat of state government, numerous opportunities are available in Tallahassee for those beginning a career and a life following college.

3 3 KILLEARN COUNTRY CLUB AND INN GOLDEN EAGLE COUNTRY CLUB The site of 21 PGA Tour and four LPGA Tour tournaments, Golden Eagle Country Club combines gracious Southern Living Killearn Country Club’s three nine-hole layouts offers a and championship golf for those who expect the best. Golden DON VELLER SEMINOLE AND CLUB challenging yet fun golf experience. Killearn’s three nine- Eagle’s foremost attraction is its 18-hole golf course, designed The 73, 18-hole championship golf course recently hole course are played in three eighteen hole combinations. by world renowned golf course architect Tom Fazio. It was rated underwent a 1.4 Million-Dollar renovation and reopened These courses are home to several championship events “the most challenging course in Florida” by the United States September of 2004. The spectacular changes modernized each year and have hosted the PGA Classic and the Sprint Golf Association just six months after opening in December 1986. the course with 18 brand new USGA greens featuring Central. Golfweek Magazine has ranked Golden Eagle among the top 50 the state of the art ultradwarf turf called TiffEagle. The real-estate development courses in the Southeast. architect for the project was Robert C. Walker of Atlantic Beach, FL. Mr. Walker was the former lead architect for Arnold Palmer Golf Design. SOUTHWOOD GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB SouthWood Golf Club opened its 18-hole golf course in 2003 to the delight of golfers in Tallahassee. The well-planned course was immediately one of the premier golf facilities in the Florida Panhandle and one of the nation’s heralded new golf courses. CAPITAL CITY COUNTRY CLUB SouthWood was the only club in Florida to be ranked as one of Capital City Country Club is the oldest and most prestigious “America’s Best New Courses” by Golf Digest. private club in Tallahassee. The club is nestled among rolling hills and ancient oak trees. The rolling, tree-lined 6,502 yard 18-hole golf course is as challenging as it is breathtaking. Nine holes of the original design ware carved out by famed golf course architect A.W. Tillinghast who designed such American classics as Winged Foot and Medinah.

4 4 Inverness Club, Toledo, Olympia Fields, Ill. Ohio (Inverness (Fighting Illini Invitational) Intercollegiate) Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, G G US Open (1920, Williamsburg, Va. (NCAA Championship) US Open (1928, 2003), PGA Championship 1957, 1979), National (1925, 1961), Kampen Club, West Lafayette, Ind. G NCAA Division I Men’s Championship (2007) G Open (1931), US Western Open (1920, 1927, 1933, 1968, (PING Preview) Amateur (1973), PGA 1971), the U.S. Senior Open (1997). G 2008 NCAA Division I Championship Championship (186, 1993), US Senior Open (2003)

Palmetto Golf Club, Aiken, S.C. (Palmetto Intercollegiate) G Second oldest continually operated 18-hole golf course in the United States.

TPC of Myrtle Beach, Myrtle The Farms Golf Club, Rancho Beach, S.C., Santa Fe, Calif. (General Jim Hackler (Callaway Match Play Invitational) Championships) G Ingersoll-Rand Senior (2000), DuPont World Amateur Championship (1999), G Toyota National Golf Skills Challenge (1999)

Sawgrass Country Club, Jacksonville, Fla. Ala. (Shoal Creek Intercollegiate) (Mercedes Benz Collegiate Championship) G PGA Championship (1984 and 199), U.S. Golf Club of Georgia, Alpharetta, Ga. G Home of on the PGA Amateur Championship (2006), and (US Collegiate Championship) Tour the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship (2008). Has been the site of USGA G Georgia Cup (1998-Present), United qualifiers for the U.S. Amateur, U.S. States Collegiate Championship Mid-Amateur and U.S. Junior Amateur (2006-Present) Lake Nona Golf and Country University of Hawaii-Hilo as well as the Southern Golf Association Club, Orlando, Fla. (NCAA East Golf Course. Championship. Other tournaments Regional) hosted there include the Southeastern Isleworth Country Club, Waikoloa, Hawaii G Conference Championship (1978), Jerry Reynolds Plantation, Windermere, Fla. The of Golf, the Inaugural Pate Intercollegiate Tournament (1992- Greensboro, Ga. (Isleworth/UCF Invitational) Solheim Cup (1990), USGA State 96), Birmingham Golf Association Junior Team Championship (1995), (Linger Longer Tavistock Cup (2004) (a match-play Championship (2001), and its own Shoal Invitational) Creek Senior Invitational (since 1998). style event between Lake Nona and G US PGA Cup (2007) Isleworth touring pro members)

5 5 The Dave Middleton Golf Complex and the Don Veller Seminole Golf Course are home to the PGA Golf Management Program, which is one of only a few programs in the country that is accredited by the ’s Association of America. A 27,000-square-foot clubhouse, the Dave Middleton Golf Complex boasts private technologically advanced Wi-Fi classrooms, study and teaching labs, an internship library, a fully equipped club repair room, a pro shop, locker rooms and the Renegade Grill. The $7 million facility is a two-building complex, which also includes a multi-directional driving range, a video analysis instructional center with hitting bays for inclement weather, chipping and putting greens, as well as locker rooms, a team lounge, auditorium and a fitness facility.

The golf course was renovated in 2004 with the reconstruction of al 18 greens complexes, tee course features boxes and the state-of-the-art TiffEagle Turf was • 18 Hole regulation length installed on all the putting surfaces. Each year the • Public Golf course facility hosts over 60,000 rounds of golf. The golf • Par 72 course was recently recognized as one of the top • 6,940 yards 10 golf courses in the country by the National Golf • 73.4 course rating Foundation for customer loyalty and satisfaction. • 121 slope • Built: 1962 / Redesigned 2004 • Architect: Bill Amick • Greens: Bermuda • Fairways: Bermuda • Season: Open All Year

6 6 SPRING 2011 SCHEDULE Florida State University men’s golf program has Feb. 2-4 Wed.-Fri. Hawaii Hilo Invitational Mauna Lani Resort improved their program each year since head Kohala Coast, Hi. coach Trey Jones came to FSUIn 2010 Florida MEN’S GOLF Feb. 12-13 Sat.-Sun. Gator Invitational University of Florida Golf Course State men’s golf concluded the season with a third INFORMATION place finish at the NCAA National Championship. Gainesville, Fla. This year, team leaders Drew Kittleson and Brooks • Head Coach: Trey Jones 8th Koepka have their sights set on taking the next Feb.27 – Mar. 1 Sun.-Tues. John Haight/Sawgrass Invitational Sawgrass Country Club Season (North Alabama, ‘91) step. Ponte Vedra, Fla. • Assistant Coach: Layne Savoie 1st Season (Auburn, ’98) “Everyone wants to get back to the National Mar. 11-13 Fri.-Sun. Seminole Intercollegiate Southwood Golf Club • Golf Office Phone: (850)644-1120 Championship, this time instead of losing in the Tallahassee, Fla. • Office Fax: (850)645-1689 semifinals, we want to get to the finals and actually • Home Facility: Don A. Veller win it.” Mar. 27-29 Sun.-Tues. Linger Longer Invitational Reynolds Landing Seminole Golf Course Greensboro, Ga. • Course Phone: (850)644-2582 Coming off of the NCAA run this team made last • Yards/Par: 7,132/73 year, the expectations are even higher for this Apr. 9-10 Sat.-Sun. ASU Thunderbird Invitational Karsten Golf Course • New in 2010-2011: freshmen year’s team. Tempe, Az. Joaquin Lolas and Tyler Sluman “The expectations are very high and that is good, that is what we want, that is who we fell like we Apr. 22-24 Fri.-Sun. ACC Championship Old North State Club 2009-10 SEASON IN are,” said coach Jones. “Whether we live up to the Uwharrie Point, NC REVIEW expectations or not, I am more interested in how • Finished 3rd at the NCAA each player plays and if they continue to develop. May 19-21 Thurs.-Sun NCAA Regional Championships Tucson, Ariz./Erie, Colorado Championship If they do those things, the season will take care of Ocala, Fla./Zionsville, Ind. • Finished 4th in the ACC its self.” Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Championship Blacksburg, Va. • Final Ranking: 6th in GolfStat Poll The Seminoles are a well rounded team with nearly • Letter-Winners R/L: 6/2 a full squad of postseason veterans like Kyle Cobb, May 31-June 5 Tues-Sun. NCAA Championships Karsten Creek Golf Club • All-Americans: Brooks Koepka Wesley Graham, and Doug Letson, who all will be Stillwater, Okla. and Drew Kittleson fighting for a spot in the Seminole line-up. These • ACC Player of the Year: Brooks veterans will be joined by in-coming freshmen Koepka Joaquin Lolas and Tyler Sluman.

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Doug LESTON Wesley 2010-11 ROSTER GRAHAM Kyle Cobb 5-11 Senior Tallahassee, FL (Leon) Wesley Graham 6-0 Junior Port Orange, FL (Spruce Creek) Drew Kittleson 6-2 Senior Scottsdale, AZ (Pinnacle) Brooks Koepka 6-1 Junior Wellington, FL (Cardinal Newman) Doug Letson 5-9 Sophomore Tampa, FL (H.B. Plant) Joaquin Lolas 6-1 Sophomore Lima, Peru (Markham College High School) Tyler Sluman 6-0 Freshman Sarasota, FL (IMG Academy) Bjorn Hellgren 6-1 Freshman Vasteras, Sweden (Rudbeckianska Gymnasiet) Kyle COBB Head Coach: Trey Jones Drew Coaching Staff: Amy Bond, Layne Savoie, Lindsay Koth KITTLESON Managers: Will Reardon, Bobby Kimmerly, Tucker Branson

8 8 THE JONES’ LEDGER Year Position School Highlights Postseason Final Rank TREY 1991 Assistant Coach North Alabama 22nd 1992 Assistant Coach Wallace State AJCC Champions NJCAA Championship/6th 1st JONES 1993 Assistant Coach Wallace State AJCC Champions NJCAA Championship/2nd 1st HEAD COACH 1994 Assistant Coach Wallace State 2nd • Trey Jones, who guided the Seminole men’s golf 1995 Assistant Coach Wallace State AJCC Champions NJCAA Championship/4th team to a third place national finish in 2010, has 1996 Head Coach Georgia State earned the reputation as one of the top coaches in 1997 Head Coach Georgia State all of college golf. 1998 Head Coach Georgia State TAAC Champions 44th • He has built the Seminoles into a perennial 1999 Head Coach Georgia State NCAA East Regional contender for national and ACC championships and 2000 Head Coach Georgia State Atlantic Sun Champion NCAA East Regional/5th 20th has recruited student-athletes who annually earn NCAA Championship All-American and All-ACC Honors 2001 Head Coach Georgia State Atlantic Sun Champion NCAA East Regional 20th • Since his arrival as head coach in 2004, the 2002 Head Coach Georgia State Atlantic Sun Runner-Up Seminoles have earned eight All-ACC selections, 2003 Head Coach Georgia State Atlantic Sun Runner-Up NCAA East Regional 23rd had one player earn ACC Rookie and ACC Player of 2004 Head Coach Florida State the year honors. 2005 Head Coach Florida State • His team captured the ACC Championship in 2008 2006 Head Coach Florida State Four Top-5 Finishes NCAA East Regional 42nd • Jones has been named the top coach in three 2007 Head Coach Florida State Seven Top-5 Finishes NCAA East Regional different conferences - the Atlantic Coast, Atlantic NCAA Championship 15th Sun and Trans America Athletic Conference. 2008 Head Coach Florida State ACC Champion NCAA West Regional 11th • Head Coach Georgia State University 1996-2003 2009 Head Coach Florida State Six Top-5 Finishes NCAA Southeast Regional 23rd • Assistant coach at Wallace State Junior College 2010 Head Coach Florida State Five Top-5 Finishes NCAA Central Regional (1992-95) and his alma mater North Alabama NCAA Championship 3rd (1991)

9 9 AMY LAYNE LINDSAY BOND SAVOIE KOTH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH • In her four years at Princeton Bond guided the Tigers to • Assistant Coach of the University of Arkansas when they • She serves as the recruiting coordinator for both men’s eight tournament victories and helped place them in the finished second at the 2009 NCAA Championship. and women’s golf teams as well as the assistant women’s top four in the Ivy League each year • Savoie has instructed players on the PGA Tour, coach • At the 2008 and 2009 Ivy League tournaments, Bond Nationwide Tour and the Futures Tour. • Served as the Tournament Coordinator for the American coached players won the individual league championships • He served as a team instructor for three years at Lamar Junior Golf Association from 2009 – 2010 • Head Coach Princeton University 2007 – 2010 while on staff at the Chuck Cook Golf Academy. He also • Played at the University of Colorado from 2003 – 2007 • Assistant coach at Florida State University 2002 – 2006 instructed the Finnish National Team in 2005 and was a where she was a four-year letter winner • Played on the FSU women’s golf team from 1994-99. camp counselor and instructor at Stanford University in • Member of the 2001 and 2002 Wisconsin state high During her collegiate career she was named the team’s the summer of 2005 school championship teams most valuable player three times while playing in three • Played professionally on the Golden Bear and Canadian • She was an individual medalist on the 2002 championship NCAA Regional’s and placing 30th nationally in 1999 Tours from 1998-2001 team, Madison, Wisconsin area Sportswoman of the Year, • She was an All-ACC pick in 1998 and was one of three • Four-time letterman at the University of Auburn (1995- and WIAA Golfer of the Year Florida State golfers to be named to the conference’s 1998) 50th Anniversary team in 2003 • He has a bachelor’s degree as an authorized instructor of the Golfing Machine

10 10 Mike Bonasorte Michael Bradley Nicole Haves Tanya Johnson Stuart Pearce Allison Rich Senior Associate Strength Trainer Marketing and Promotions Equipment Manager Facilities and Event Senior Women’s Athletics Director Management Administrator

Kevin Terry Danita Townsend David Walls Chuck Walsh Bernie Waxman Senior Associate Academics Athletic Trainer Sports Information Sport Administrator Athletics Director

11 11 Drew Kittleson SENIOR | HEIGHT: 6-2 | SWINGS: RIGHT SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. (PINNACLE)

• Ping All-American in 2010-2009 • Finished in a tie for 6th during stroke play at the 2010 NCAA Championships • Played in both the Masters and U.S. Open in 2009 • All-ACC Selection in 2009 • ACC Academic Honor Roll selection in 2008 • Shot a career-best score of 66 came in the second round of the Spring 2009 Hawaii Hilo Invitational • Shot a career-best 36 hole score of 136 and a career-best tournament score of 204 came at the spring 2009 NCAA Central Regional Championship • Has earned eight career top-10 finishes and seven additional top 20 finishes in his first three seasons

12 12 KYLE COBB SENIOR | HEIGHT: 5-11 | SWINGS: RIGHT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. (LEON)

• ACC Academic Honor Roll selection in 2010 • Shot his career low score of 69 in the third round of the spring 2010 Seminole Intercollegiate • Shot his career low 36 hole score of 142 at the UCF Rio Pinar Invitational and the Conference USA Championship in the Spring of 2008 • Posted his career best tournament score of 214 at the UCF Rio Pinar Invitational in the Spring of 2008 • Posted an average of 73.33 strokes in 12 rounds during four career tournaments entering 2010- 2011

13 13 BROOKS KOEPKA JUNIOR | HEIGHT: 5-11 | SWINGS: RIGHT WELLINGTON, FLA. (CARDINAL NEWMAN)

• Earned Third Team All-American honors by Ping and the Golf Coaches’ Association of America in 2010 • Awarded Co-ACC Player of the Year award in 2010 • Earned an All-ACC Team selection in 2010 • Participated in the U.S. Amateur tournament in 2010 • Won the ACC Freshman of the Year award in 2009 • Posted his career-low single round score of 65 in the third round of the Mauna Lani Invitational in 2010 as well as in the second round of the Florida State Spring Invitational in the spring of 2009 • Recorded his career best 36-hole score of 132 at the Florida State Spring Break Invitational in the Spring of 2009 • Shot his best tournament score of 205 at the Gary Koch Intercollegiate in the fall of 2009

14 14 WESLEY GRAHAM JUNIOR | HEIGHT: 5-9 | SWINGS: RIGHT PORT ORANGE, FLA. (SPRUCE CREEK)

• Played his best golf in the 2010 NCAA Central Regional Championship where he posted career best scores for a single round (68), 36 holes (135), three rounds (205), and tournament finish (Tied for 2nd) • Helped lead the United States to a fifth place finish in the Toyota Junior Golf Wolf Cup in 2008 • Earned AJGA/Rolex First Team All-American honors in 2007 and honorable mention in 2006 • Finished first at the Florida Junior Golf Association tournament at Southwood Country Club in Tallahassee

15 15 DOUG LETSON SOPHOMORE | HEIGHT: 5-9 | SWINGS: LEFT TAMPA, FLA. (H.B. PLANT)

• Played in 10 events as a freshman, including two team championships and his first career ACC Championship tournament • His career-low score of 68 in the second round of the 2010 ACC Championship tied for the tenth lowest score by a Seminole player during the 2009-10 season • Posted a career best 36 hole score of 141 and three round score of 214 at the Seminole Intercollegiate in the spring of 2010 • Totaled two top-10 finishes as a freshman with a career best fifth place finish at the Seminole Intercollegiate • Finished in a tie for ninth place in the first event of his career, the Inaugural GolfWeek Challenge in the fall of 2009

16 16 JOAQUIN LOLAS FRESHMAN | HEIGHT: 6-1 | SWINGS: RIGHT LIMA, PERU (MARKHAM COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL)

• Competed at a high level on the American Junior Golf Association including seven tournaments in 2009 where he finished second at the Scott Robertson Tournament • Finished in 10th place in the AJGA Junior Open • Ranked 90th in the world among male amateur golfers in the world • He came to Florida State as the 35th ranked player in his signing class • Won the Mexican Amateur Championship in 2009

17 17 TYLER SLUMAN FRESHMAN | HEIGHT: 6-0 | SWINGS: RIGHT SARASOTA, FLA. (IMG ACADEMY)

• Earned Future Collegians World Tour First Team All-American honors in 2010 • Graduated from the Pendleton School at the David Leadbetter Academy in 2010 • Won the 2010 FCWT/IMG Academies Championship in 2010 • Earned medalist honors at the HJGT Leadbetter Season Junior Open • Finished his pre-collegiate career with one top-five and five Top-25 finishes in eight AJGA events

18 18 BJORN HELLGREN FRESHMAN | HEIGHT: 6-1 | SWINGS: RIGHT VASTERAS, SWEDEN (RUDBECKIANSKA GYMNASIET)

• Earned Future Collegians World Tour First Team All-American honors in 2010 • Graduated from the Pendleton School at the David Leadbetter Academy in 2010 • Won the 2010 FCWT/IMG Academies Championship in 2010 • Earned medalist honors at the HJGT Leadbetter Season Junior Open • Finished his pre-collegiate career with one top-five and five Top-25 finishes in eight AJGA events

19 19 KOEPKA AND LAUER NAMED TO ALL-ACC TEAM SEMINOLES FINISH IN 3RD PLACE AT NCAA Koepka and Seath Lauer were named to the 2010 CHAMPIONSHIP All-ACC Men’s Golf Team. It marked the fourth The Florida State men’s golf team fell to Augusta consecutive season that two Florida State players State, 4-1, in the semifinals of the NCAA Division have been named to the All-ACC Team. It also I Men’s Golf Championship at The Honors Course marked the first time Koepka and Lauer have earned thus ending the Seminoles’ run at the first national All-ACC honors during their careers. championship in the sport of men’s golf in school history. CALL KITTLESON MR. POSTSEASON Junior Drew Kittleson enjoyed the best postseason FLORIDA STATE RANKED SIXTH IN FINAL of his career in the months of May and June as GOLFSTAT POLL he finished in a tied for fifth at the Golden Ocala Florida State finished the 2009-10 season ranked Invitational, won the individual honors at the NCAA No. 6 in the final GolfStat poll of the season. The Central Regional and finished in a tie for sixth at the GolfStat poll was released following the Seminoles’ NCAA Championship finals. third place finish in the NCAA. The Seminoles’ national ranking of No. 6 is the highest final ranking JONES NAMED MID-SEASON COACH OF THE YEAR since head coach Trey Jones’ arrival for the 2004 After a fall season that included two victories and season. three top-five finishes, Florida State men’s golf coach Trey Jones was named Golf Digest’s Mid- KOEPKA AND KITTLESON EARN ALL-AMERICAN Season National Coach of the Year HONORS Brooks Koepka and Drew Kittleson were named to the PING All-America team announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America. It marked the first time both golfers had been rewarded with All- American honors during their careers.

KOEPKA NAMED ACC GOLFER OF THE YEAR Koepka was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year – an award which he shared with Virginia’s Ben Kohles. Koepka was the first Seminole since Bobby Cochran in 1994 to be named the ACC Player of the Year.

20 20 Matt Savage George McNeil Paul Azinger Nolan Henke

Including the 1993 PGA Championship won by Paul Azinger, former Florida State golfers have won nearly 50 PGA Tour Bob events. Since Hubert Green won the 1971 Houston Champions Duval Invitational, nearly one dozen former Seminoles have earned overwhelming success on the PGA, Senior PGA (Champions Tour), Nationwide, and Buy.com Tours. The members of this Hubert fraternity have won more than $50 million in prize money since Green finishing their Seminole careers. While representing Florida State and the Seminole golf program, the tournaments where they were victorious include U.S. Open (Hubert Green), the PGA Championship (Paul Azinger and Jeff Sluman), and the Buick Brian Kenny Jonas (Kenny Knox). Kamm Knox Blixt

21 21 METRO CONFERENCE OUTSTANDING ATHLETE AWARD 1977 Kenny Knox 1980 Jeff Sluman 1981 Paul Azinger 1982 Keith Kulzer 1984 Brian Kamm 1985 Jeremy Robinson 1986 Jeremy Robinson 1987 Nolan Henke 1989 Roger Winchester ALL–ACC TEAM SELECTIONS 1994 Bobby Cochran, Christian Raynor 1995 Christian Raynor 1996 Richard Fulford 1998 George McNeill 2007 Jonas Blixt, Matt Savage 2008 Jonas Blixt, Matt Savage 2009 Drew Kittleson, Matt Savage 2010 Brooks Koepka, Seath Lauer PING ALL–AMERICANS 1994 Bobby Cochran 2008 ACC 1995 Christian Raynor CHAMPIONS 2007 Jonas Blixt 2008 Jonas Blixt 2009 Drew Kittleson, Matt Savage Christian Raynor 2010 Drew Kittleson, Brooks Koepka All-American 1995 ACC CHAMPION 2008 Jonas Blixt Jonas Bixt All-ACC 2007, 2008 ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1994 Bobby Cochran 2010 Brooks Koepka

22 22 23 23 METRO CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1977 1984 1978 1985 1979 1986 1980 1987 1981 1989 1982 1990 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP AND FINISH 1992-9th 2002-6th 1993-8th 2003-8th 1994-3rd 2004-7th 1995-5th 2005-7th 1996-4th 2006-6th 1997-5th 2007-T4th 1998-7th 2008-1st 1999-8th 2009-10th 2000-9th 2010-5th 2001-8th NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP AND FINISH 1956-5th 1983-19th 1957-4th 1987-7th 1958-T14th 1989-16th 1965-6th 1990-8th 1968-10th 1994-16th 1969-12th 1995-7th 1979-18th 1996-27th 1980-14th 2007-T13th 1981-15th 2010-3rd 1982-26th

24 24 SEMINOLE MASTERS The Seminole Masters program is an exclusive group of individuals who have committed themselves to providing the resources for excellence in Florida State Golf. NAME HOMETOWN COUNTRY CLUB Maggie Allesee Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Oakland Hills John Bell Atlanta, Georgia Cherokee Town & Country Jay Burleson Tallahassee, Florida Southwood James S. Byrd Windermere, Florida Isleworth Van Champion Tallahassee, Florida Capital City Carl Domino Palm Beach, Florida Trump International Hubert Brad Foster Atlanta, Georgia Golf Club of Georgia Billy Don Grant Naples, Florida Mediterra Green Downing Gray Pensacola, Florida Pensacola Hubert Green Panama City Beach, Florida Hombre Golf Club Cliff Hinkle Tallahassee, Florida Capital City Galen Kilburn, Jr. Cashiers, North Carolina Wade Hampton Jeff Brian Martzloff Tallahassee, Florida Southwood Sluman Dave Middleton Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Pablo Creek Walt Nussbaum Cashiers, North Carolina Wade Hampton ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Max Osceola Davie, Florida Grand Oaks Jim and Betty Ann Rogers Quincy, Florida Golf Club of Quincy Hubert Green Buddy Runnels Destin, Florida Kelly Plantation Jim Huber Steve Saterbo Winter Haven, Florida Isleworth Bill Kirkland Jeff Sluman Hinsdale, Illinois Hinsdale Golf Club Gary Thurston Ocala, Florida Golden Ocala David Middleton Gary and Cumi Walsingham Panama City, Florida Bay Point Stephen C. Saterbo Jeff Sluman Tom Woodruff

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