CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS MEN S GOLF ANNUAL REPORT

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1 CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS MEN S GOLF ANNUAL REPORT

2 CAL GOLF S STATE-OF-THE-ART SHORT-GAME FACILITY In a huge boost for the California men s and women s golf programs, the Golden Bears opened their short-game facility at the Metropolitan Golf Links in Oakland in the fall of The Cal athletic department would like to thank everyone who combined to contribute approximately $600,000 to bring the project to fruition. The lead donors were Ed and Mollie Arnold, Ellen and Joffa Dale, Jay debenedetti, Lon and Becci Haskew, Judy Isaac, and Pat and Kent Newmark. The programs broke ground on the privately-funded project in 2006 after a long planning process. The two-and-a-half acre state-of-the-art short-game facility is conveniently located on the southwest corner of the Metropolitan Golf Links near the Oakland International Airport, approximately 15 minutes from campus. Built to United States Golf Association specifications, the facility features two extremely large greens one for putting and chipping, and the other for the aerial game, including pitching and bunker play. This was a dream of mine and Cal men s golf for 27 years and for the women s program since its inception in The facility helps improve our players from 120 yards and in. Both teams can always be more efficient in that area. It also helps in terms of recruiting because it makes us more competitive with the best programs in the country. For the first time, we have also been able to reach out to the community and host golf camps and clinics. Men s Head Coach Steve Desimone

3 cal GOLF venues The Cal men's golf program would like to gratefully thank the private and public golf courses listed below that have made their facilities available to the Golden Bears. For more information and additional photos from Cal s golf course partners, visit CalBears.com. Blackhawk Country Club Castlewood Country Club Claremont Country Club The Course at Wente Vineyards Crow Canyon Country Club Diablo Country Club Lake Merced Golf Club Meadow Club Metropolitan Golf Links Mira Vista Golf & Country Club Moraga Country Club Oakhurst Country Club Orinda Country Club Peninsula Golf & Country Club Richmond Country Club Ruby Hill Golf Club San Francisco Golf Club Sequoyah Country Club Tilden Park Golf Course TPC Stonebrae Orinda Country Club is the longtime home of the Golden Bears and the Cal Golf Committee. The course was the site of the 1988 and 1998 Pac-10 Championships. Blackhawk Country Club Diablo Country Club Lake Merced Golf Club Meadow Club 2008 Pac-10 Championships Host Peninsula Golf & Country Club Richmond Country Club Ruby Hill Golf Club TPC Stonebrae The Course at Wente Vineyards Men's Golf Annual Report 1

4 Cal won its first event of the season at the Inverness Intercollegiate. Cal was also victorious at the 2015 Alister MacKenzie Invitational. TABLE OF CONTENTS Cal Golf Venues...IFC-1 Cal Golf... 2 Quick Facts... 2 Roster... 2 Coaching Staff Outlook Player Profiles All-Time Roster (1987 Present)...36 Alister MacKenzie Invitational Honors & Awards Golden Era NCAA Team Champions...44 Cal In The Pros...IBC Schedule...BC Cal Golf Tournament...BC ROSTER QUICK FACTS Location... Berkeley, CA Enrollment... 37,581 Founded Nickname...Golden Bears Colors (PMS)...Blue (282) & Gold (123) Conference... Pacific-12 Chancellor...Nicholas B. Dirks Director of Athletics... Mike Williams Men s Golf Administrator...Foti Mellis Head Coach... Steve Desimone 37th Season (Cal, 1970) Phone... (510) desimone@berkeley.edu Associate Head Coach... Walter Chun 12th Season (Cal, 2001) Phone... (510) waltchun@berkeley.edu Volunteer Assistant Coach...Gene Bakkum 14th Season (UC Davis, 2000) Undergraduate Assistant Coach... Alex Helgans 14th Season (UC Davis, 2000) Assoc. Dir. of Olym. Sports Ops...Maria Uriarte 8th Season (UCLA, 2008) Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous Schools) William Aldred Fr. HS Hertfordshire, England (The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School) Shotaro Ban Sr.* 3L San Jose, CA (Archbishop Mitty HS) Jamie Cheatham Fr. HS Rancho Santa Fe, CA (Torrey Pines HS) Sebastian Crampton So. 1L Pacific Grove, CA (Stevenson HS) Ben Doyle So.* 1L La Jolla, CA (La Jolla HS) Stephen Griggs So.* TR Sacramento, CA (TCU/Jesuit HS) Walker Huddy Jr.* 2L Studio City, CA (Calabasas HS) Tanner Hughes Fr.* RS Livermore, CA (Foothill HS) KK Limbhasut So. 1L Loma Linda, CA (Redlands HS) Collin Morikawa Fr. HS La Cañada Flintridge, CA (La Cañada HS) Alex Park Fr.* HS Vancouver, Canada (St. George's School) Cameron Shaw Sr. 2L Derby, England (Repton School) Alexander Wilson So.* 1L Edinburgh, Scotland (Loretto School) Sean Yu Fr.* HS Taipei, Taiwan (Arrowhead Christian Academy) *has used redshirt season or plans to redshirt in HEAD COACH: Steve Desimone, 37th Season (Cal, 1970) ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Walter Chun, 12th Season (Cal, 2001) VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: Gene Bakkum, 14th Season (UC Davis, 2000) UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Alex Helgans, 1st Season NCAA Championships...1 (2004) NCAA Championships Appearances , 48, 49, 98, 99, 2000, 04, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 NCAA Regional Appearances , 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, ' NCAA Championships/NCAA Lubbock Regional/Pac-12 Championships Finish... None/7th/7th Athletic Communications... Kyle McRae Phone...(510) FAX...(510) mcrae@berkeley.edu FRONT COVER First Row (left to right): Alex Park, Collin Morikawa, Stephen Griggs, Cameron Shaw, Shotaro Ban. Middle Row (left to right): Tanner Hughes, Sebastian Crampton, Sean Yu, Alexander Wilson, KK Limbhasut, associate head coach Walter Chun. Back Row (left to right): Head coach Steve Desimone, undergraduate assistant coach Alex Helgans, William Aldred, Walker Huddy, Jamie Cheatham, Ben Doyle, volunteer assistant coach Gene Bakkum. CREDITS The men's golf annual report was written and edited by Associate Director of Athletic Communications Kyle McRae. Composition and design by Evan Kerr. Special thanks to Steve Desimone and Walter Chun. Photography by Luke Adams, Hailey Archambault, Arizona Athletics, Dan Avila, Gene Bakkum, Ricky Brackett, Michael J. Burns, Samuel Cain, Steven Colquitt, Rod Commons, Kelley Cox, Todd Drexler/SE Sports Media, John Dunbar, Ethan Erickson, Richard Ersted, Don Feria, Jacob Funk/J and L Photography, GCAA, Getty Images, Scott Grau, Derek Inouchi, GoldenBearSports.com, Zach Gray, Jamie Hines, Nathan Howard, Evan Kerr, Terrell Lloyd, Martin Miller/Miller Brown Photography, Nathan Phillips, John Todd, Casey Valentine, John Weast, USGA and Doug Zimmerman, among others Men's Golf Annual Report

5 COACHING STAFF STEVE DESIMONE Head Coach 37th Season Cal, 1970 Head coach Steve Desimone is in his 37th season at the helm of the Cal men s golf team in and has led the Golden Bears program to sustained success for nearly four decades including its lone national title in Although Cal reached the pinnacle of college golf with its 2004 national title, the five-year run Desimone s team put together from the through seasons with five consecutive appearances in the NCAA Championships including national semifinal showings in 2012 and 2013 is considered the golden era of the program and one of the best in the history of college golf. Desimone was named the National Coach of the Year for both the and campaigns. A new era of Cal golf that started in continued in the fall of 2015 when the Bears recorded a pair of victories at the Inverness Intercollegiate and Alister MacKenzie Invitational among top-three finishes in all five events including an impressive thirdplace showing at the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational annually featuring one of college golf's top fields. Freshman Collin Morikawa led the team with a stroke average in his collegiate action, while KK Limbhasut was second at and the team's top nationally-ranked golfer at No. 35 according to Golfweek/Sagarin. The squad that started the new era featured five freshmen among the nine players that saw action during a campaign in which the Bears established a new school record with their ninth straight NCAA Regional appearance. Cal came up just short of a sixth straight trip to the NCAA Championships when the Bears finished seventh one shot out of a playoff for the fifth and final qualifying spot at the NCAA Lubbock Regional. Cal did win four times (Windon Memorial, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, John A. Burns Inter- collegiate, National Invitational Tournament) for the fourth-highest win total in school history and extended its school-record string of three or more victories in a season to six. Cal also spent most of the campaign ranked in the top 25, finishing No. 24 (Golfstat) and No. 26 (Bushnell Golfweek, Golfweek/Sagarin) in the national polls despite a roster with no seniors. Honorable mention Golfweek All-American Shotaro Ban (John A. Burns Intercollegiate) and Limbhasut (Aggie Invitational) led the way in and were two of the team s three individual medalists along with Cameron Shaw (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate co-individual medalist). Limbhasut had the hot hand down the stretch, finishing tied for fourth at the NCAA Lubbock Regional and tied for sixth at the Pac-12 Championships to equal the best showing ever by a Cal freshman at both events and also become only the third player in school history to finish in the top 10 at both. He finished his first campaign at Cal with five top-five showings, six in the top 10 and eight in the top 15 to lead the Bears in all three categories. The honorable mention All-Pac-12, Pac-12 All-Freshman team and Cal Newcomer of the Year selection also led the Bears with a stroke average and was the only Cal player to participate in each of the team s 13 events and 40 rounds. Ban had a strong second half, adding a second-place showing at the Western Intercollegiate that was the best ever by a Cal player at the event and a tied for thirdplace finish at the Arizona Intercollegiate to his victory. He was a second-team All-Pac-12 KK Limbhasut and Steve Desimone take a look at Limbhasut's next shot. CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS selection and also the team s Most Valuable Player and winner of the Ben Furth Award for academic and athletic excellence. Sebastian Crampton (honorable mention Pac-12 All- Freshman), Alex Helgans (Ed Arnold Coaches Award) and Alexander Wilson (Most Improved Player) also received honors during the season. Ban (No. 43 Golfstat, No. 49 Golfweek/ Sagarin) finished the campaign ranked in the nation s top 50 as the team's top nationallyranked player, while Limbhasut (No. 78 Golfstat, No. 94 Golfweek/Sagarin) was in the top 100. The combined accomplishments of the last three teams of the golden era that ended with the season were unprecedented not only at Cal but on a national level. The Bears won 24 of 40 strokeplay events during the period and were in the top five on 38 of those occasions as well as in each of their four match-play tournaments. The final three seasons of the era also included the two NCAA semifinals appearances, a single-season NCAA record 12 stroke-play victories in , and both the first two NCAA Regional and Pac-12 titles in school history in 2012 and The Bears put together the best season in the history of college golf in when they were the nation's top-ranked team at the end of the campaign despite a second straight defeat in the NCAA Championships semifinals. Five Cal players from the golden era Brandon Hagy, Max Homa, Michael Kim, Joël Stalter and Michael Weaver were first-team All-Americans at least once in their careers with all five being recognized as either first or Men's Golf Annual Report 3

6 Steve Desimone speaks at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational Awards ceremony. second-teamers in to make Cal the first team in the history of college golf to have five first or second-team All-Americans in the same season. There were plenty of other firsts for Cal during the era including Kim s selection as both the unanimous National and Pac-12 Player of the Year in as well as Homa s NCAA individual title the same campaign. Hagy, Homa and Weaver also became the first three players in the history of the program to each play in the NCAA Championships four times. The golden era may have come to an end following the campaign when four of the team s five players at the NCAA Championships were seniors but not before the Bears extended their school-record string of appearances at the national finals to five seasons in a row, something only six teams accomplished during the five-year period. Despite Kim turning professional after the fall schedule, Cal tied for the second most wins in school history with six in , with each coming over its first nine events. The Bears won three of five tournaments during the fall (Saint Mary s Invitational, Jack Nicklaus Invitational, Alister MacKenzie Invitational) and moved up to as high as tied for No. 2 nationally according to Golf World/ Nike Golf after winning three of its first four events in the spring (Arizona Intercollegiate, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, National Invitational Tournament). The Bears would not win another event in but did head into the NCAA Championships as the No. 5 seed before finishing tied for 11th. Hagy raked in the honors in with the long list including All-Nicklaus Team, first-team Golfweek All-American, first-team Division I PING All-American, Byron Nelson Award, first-team Capital One Academic All- America Division I Men s At-Large, firstteam Division I PING All-West Region, Pac- 12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Pac-12 All- Academic, Tom Hansen Conference Medal, first-team All-Pac-12, Co-Team MVP, Cal s Ben Furth Award, Golden Bear Achievement Award, The Ben Hogan Award Semifinalist, and September 2013 Pac-12 Men s Golfer of the Month. Stalter joined Hagy on the All-Nicklaus Team, as well as the first-team Division I PING All-American and All-West Region squads, while adding second-team All- American recognition from Golfweek. He was also a national finalist for the Byron Nelson Award, a first-team All-Pac-12 pick, an honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic selection and the team s co-mvp along with Hagy. Hagy (Jack Nicklaus Invitational, Aggie Invitational, Arizona Intercollegiate) and Stalter (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Arizona Intercollegiate, National Invitational Tournament) were both three-time individual medalists including a shared title at the Arizona Intercollegiate, which was one shy of the single-season school record of four set by Kim in Stalter was Cal s top finisher at the Pac-12 Championships (T4th) and NCAA Championships (T19th) with the best finishes of his career at both events, while Hagy led the Bears with a fifth-place showing at the NCAA Sugar Grove Regional. Hagy finished the season as the team's top nationally-ranked player at No. 6 nationally by Golfweek and Golfstat while Stalter was No. 17 according to both. Cal s season that was the best in the history of college golf earned Desimone the 2013 Dave Williams Eaton Golf Pride National Coach of the Year honor in Division I men s golf as well as Golfweek's National Coach of the Year. He was also the Pac-12 Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season to mark the third time in his career he earned the award. The Bears posted the top 54-hole strokeplay score at the 2013 NCAA Championships hosted by Georgia Tech at the Capital City Club s Crabapple Course to earn the top seed for match play at the event for the first time in school history. Cal opened NCAA match play with a quarterfinal victory over Arizona State before a semifinal loss to Illinois ended an incredible season that saw the Bears move into the top spot in late-september and spend the remainder of the campaign as the nation s top-ranked team in all three sets of rankings (Golfstat, Golfweek, Golf World/Nike Golf) including the final version of each after the NCAA Championships despite their national semifinal loss. Cal set a modern-era NCAA win record in with 12 victories in 14 stroke-play tournaments, eclipsing the previously established mark of 10 by the Oklahoma State team. Cal s first five wins came in the fall at the Gopher Invitational, PING/Golfweek Preview (shared with Georgia Tech), Pac-12 Preview, Alister MacKenzie Invitational and Isleworth Collegiate Invitational to record the first sweep of its fall schedule in school history. In addition to finishing as the top team during stroke play at the NCAA Championships and winning titles at the NCAA Pullman Regional and Pac-12 Championships, the Bears had spring wins during the regular season at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Fresno State Lexus Classic, Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters and Western Intercollegiate. One of the two events the Bears did not win came when they were second by a single stroke at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational when Weaver was away playing at the Masters. Kim swept the Haskins Award, Jack Nicklaus Award and Golfweek/Sagarin Player of the Year in as he became the first Cal golfer to win national player of the year honors. In addition, Kim was one of three national finalists for The Ben Hogan Award presented by the Golf Coaches Association of America to the best college golfer in the nation for their amateur play over the previous 12 months. Kim, along with Homa and Weaver, was a GCAA/PING Division I first-team All- American while adding Golfweek first-team All-American honors, with Homa and Weaver second-team choices. All three were also GCAA/PING Division I All-West Region and first-team All-Pac-12 selections, while Hagy and Stalter were both GCAA/PING Division I and Golfweek second-team All-Americans, GCAA/PING Division I All-West Region picks and second-team All-Pac-12 choices. In addition, the Bears swept Pac-12 Men s Golfer of the Month honors in to become the first conference team to ever do so, with Men's Golf Annual Report

7 Kim (October 2012, March 2013) and Homa (September 2012, April 2013) winning twice each, and Stalter picking up the honor once (February 2013). A school-record six Cal players at least shared individual medalist honors a schoolrecord 10 times in led by the singleseason school-record four captured by Kim (Isleworth Collegiate Invitational, Arizona Intercollegiate, Fresno State Lexus Classic, Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters). Homa (NCAA Championships, Pac-12 Championships) and Stalter (Arizona Intercollegiate, John A. Burns Intercollegiate) won twice each, with Homa becoming the first Cal player to ever win the NCAA title and the third to win the Pac-12 crown. Weaver (NCAA Pullman Regional) and Hagy (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) were individual medalists once each. The individual NCAA title earned Homa the Arnold Palmer Award presented by Callaway given annually to the individual medalist at the NCAA Championships, while Kim captured the Golfstat Cup given to a single player for all levels of collegiate golf with the lowest adjusted stroke average in the nation heading into the NCAA Championships. Kim (70.14), Homa (70.56), Stalter (70.68), Hagy (70.80) and Weaver (70.92) all finished with stroke-play averages under Kim was the No. 1 player nationally in the final rankings by Golfweek while he finished at No. 4 according to Golfstat. Cal had five players ranked in the final top 20 by Golfweek (No. 1 Kim, No. 11 Weaver, No. 12 Stalter, No. 13 Homa, No. 19 Hagy) and top 25 according to Golfstat (No. 4 Kim, No. 10 Homa, No. 16 Stalter, No. 22 Hagy, No. 23 Weaver). Weaver became the first current Cal player to compete in the Masters by qualifying for the 2013 event with a runner-up finish at the 2012 U.S. Amateur at Cherry Hills Country Club. In addition, Weaver gained an exemption for the 2013 U.S. Open at Merion with his U.S. Amateur showing and was joined by Kim and Homa, who reached the U.S. Open through the 36-hole sectional qualifying. Kim was the low amateur at the U.S. Open with a tied for 17th place finish after rising as high as third on the leaderboard during the third round, while Weaver also made the cut. The trio became the first three players in recorded history from the same collegiate team to play in the same U.S. Open. Kim (United States), Stalter (Europe) and Weaver (United States) also played for their respective countries in the 2013 Palmer Cup at Wilmington Country Club in Delaware. Homa, Kim and Weaver later led Team USA to a victory in the 2013 Walker Cup at National Golf Links of America. Weaver became only the second player in the history of the sport to play in the Masters, Palmer Cup, U.S. Open and Walker Cup in the same calendar year in The string of exceptional play started in when Desimone was named the Pac-12 Coach of the Year for the second time in his career and added GCAA/Eaton West Regional Coach of the Year honors for the first time. His squad reached the national semifinals and posted a series of firsts along the way that included a trip to NCAA Championships match play as well as a match-play victory over San Diego State in the quarterfinals of the event hosted by USC at The Riviera Country Club. Cal also won NCAA Regional and Pac-12 titles both for the first time in events hosted by Stanford and Oregon State, and posted a then-schoolrecord six tournament wins. Cal finished the season ranked No. 3 by both Golfstat and in the Golf World/Nike Golf Division I Coaches Poll, while Golfweek put the Bears at No. 6. The squad featured three GCAA/PING Division I All-Americans in Hagy, Homa and Kim. Cal opened the campaign with a victory at the Wolverine Intercollegiate and also shared a win with Oregon at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational hosted by the Bears in the fall. The team s Pac-12 and NCAA Regional wins in the two events leading up to the NCAA Championships were preceded by victories at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate and ASU Thunderbird Invitational earlier in the spring. Cal also finished second twice by a single stroke during the spring schedule to host schools Arizona at the Arizona Intercollegiate and UNLV at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters. Hagy, Homa and Kim were each named second-team All- Pac-12 and shared team MVP honors, with Kim adding the squad s Newcomer of the Year award. Stalter was honorable mention all-conference and the team s Most Improved Player. Homa (71.19) narrowly edged Hagy (71.41) and Kim (71.41) for the team s lowest stroke average. Homa tied for ninth individually at the NCAA Championships, which at the time was the second-highest finish ever by a Cal player but is now fourth after being surpassed by both his own victory and Hagy tying for eighth in All three finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Stanford Regional with Hagy third, Kim tied for fourth and Homa tied for 10th, giving Cal three top-10 players at an NCAA Regional for the first time in school his- CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS tory and making Homa the first player ever at Cal to finish in the top 10 in the same season at both the NCAA Championships and NCAA Regionals, with Hagy becoming the second in Hagy (T5th) and Stalter (T9th) also had top-10 showings at the Pac-12 Championships. Cal tied for 19th at the NCAA Championships at Karsten Creek to conclude a strong campaign in , reaching as high as No. 13 in the national polls and equaling a then-school record with three regular-season tournament wins (The Prestige at PGA WEST, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, John A. Burns Intercollegiate). All told, Cal had eight top-five finishes in , also taking third at the NCAA Arizona Regional, Windon Memorial and Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, placing fifth at the Pac-10 Championships Steve Desimone gives Sebastian Crampton some advice on the course. and tying for fifth at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational. Weaver was named a GCAA/PING Division I All-American after posting an eighthplace finish at the NCAA Championships that at the time was the highest ever by a Cal player and is still tied for second. Stephen Hale, Homa and Eric Mina all picked up second-team All-Pac-10 selections, while Byeong-Hun An (Ben An) was an honorable mention choice. Homa was the team s lone individual medalist, sharing the title at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate before falling in a playoff. An had a stretch of top-notch golf in the fall to lead the Bears during back-to-back team victories when he placed third at The Prestige at PGA WEST before tying for second at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational. Cal had missed the NCAA Championships for five consecutive seasons before returning to its spot among the nation s elite with a 23rd-place finish in Cal qualified for the NCAA Championships at The Honors Course by tying for third at the NCAA San Di Men's Golf Annual Report 5

8 ego Regional. The Bears also posted three regular-season victories to tie a then-school record, winning the Spartan Golf Classic, Alister MacKenzie Invitational and Arizona Intercollegiate. Several individuals had tremendous accomplishments during the campaign, highlighted by the Pac-10 Championships individual medalist honors won by Mina at the event hosted by Arizona State. Mina is one of only three Cal golfers to ever capture the event, with Charlie Wi the first in 1995 and Homa the third in Mina, who earned GCAA/PING Division I All-American honors, also won at the Spartan Golf Classic while Hale captured the Alister MacKenzie Invitational. Weaver became the first Cal player to finish in the top 10 at both the Pac-10 Championships and NCAA Regionals in the same season, tying for sixth and taking eighth. Prior to its five-year run of appearances at the NCAA Championships, the team s previous appearance at the event came at the end of the magical campaign when Desimone orchestrated one of the greatest stories in the history of college golf as Cal came from eight strokes behind UCLA on the final day of the event at The Homestead in Virginia to win the 2004 national title by six strokes over the Bruins. It was the culmination of a season in which the Bears had to overcome several injuries that spring but were able to play their best golf when it counted the most. As a result of his team s impressive accomplishment, Desimone was named Golfweek s Collegiate Coach of the Year and was honored as 2004 Grand Master of the Year by the Northern California Golf Association. Desimone jumpstarted Cal's journey to a national championship and the elite status the program enjoys today in the fall of 1979 when he came aboard as head coach to take over a program which had lost its varsity status following the previous season. Desimone was intent on not only returning the program to varsity status but taking it to a higher level. Among the first steps was the formation of the Cal Golf Committee in 1980, the primary support group for the men s golf team, which helped return the program to varsity status in By , Cal was ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation for the first time. One outstanding performance that season was a dramatic comeback at San Diego State s Frank Scott Memorial Tournament. Trailing fourth-ranked Fresno State by 17 shots going into the final round, the Bears rallied to win their first major championship in 17 years. Cal s success that season helped Desimone win Pac-10 Conference Co-Coach of the Year honors for the first time. During an outstanding campaign, Desimone brought the Bears program to a then-unprecedented level when the team Head coach Steve Desimone (right) poses with associate head coach Walter Chun and the 2004 NCAA Championships trophy. earned its first NCAA postseason berth in 26 seasons and first under Desimone by qualifying for an NCAA Regional. Cal had most recently competed in the 1964 NCAA Championships, but didn t actually earn its first berth until 1990 at New Mexico State, two years after the NCAA switched to a selection/qualifying format. Cal played in 13 tournaments that year, placing among the top 10 in all but two, including a then-regular-season school-recordtying three team titles and a tie for third place at the Pac-10 Championships. In addition, the Bears were ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation throughout the season. Ben Furth, the school s first All-American in men s golf and with his 2005 induction one of only two men s golfers along with Peter Tomasulo (2015) in the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame, was a major contributor to the Bears success. The following season came to a disappointing conclusion for Desimone and the Bears. A career-ending back injury to Furth brought to an end the hope that would surpass Cal s great season the preceding year. Off the course, however, another important step in the rebuilding of the program was undertaken. With the generous support of the Cal Golf Committee, a minimal amount of financial aid was offered to incoming student-athletes for the first time in 15 years. This was a critical step because it finally demonstrated the Bears were committed to competing nationally in all respects and gave Desimone a new and critical tool in recruiting. The season was historic as Cal qualified for the NCAA Championships via the NCAA Regionals for the first time ever and posted the best finish in school history at the time and still the fourth-best ever by taking sixth in the event hosted by Ohio State in Columbus with a lineup of Garrett Larson, Nic Marin, Rick Reinsberg, John Schweizer and Charlie Wi. Cal was appearing at the NCAA Championships for the first time since 1964 when there was no selection/qualifying format. The Bears were previously selected to play in their third NCAA Regional in six years and came up with a sixth-place showing at the event hosted by New Mexico in Albuquerque after a second-place finish to Arizona State at the Pac-10 Championships. Wi led the way by earning first-team All-American honors and was Cal s first Pac-10 individual champion, while Larson picked up honorable mention All-American recognition. Cal returned to the NCAA Championships for three consecutive years from , finishing 15th at New Mexico, 16th at Minnesota and 17th at Auburn, respectively. The Bears were tied for fourth at the NCAA Tempe Regional, fourth at the NCAA Tucson Regional and tied for 10th at the NCAA Madera Regional after winning a playoff to qualify for the NCAA Championships during those three seasons, after finishing fourth, fifth and third, at the Pac-10 Championships. The team led by All-American Dan Arroyo used the best final round of the day at the NCAA Tempe Regional to reach the NCAA Championships and then was the last team to make the cut at the national event before finishing 15th. Arroyo was back again in and led a now-veteran group that also included 2001 U.S. Amateur runner-up and 2002 Masters participant Robert Hamilton to its 16th-place showing. The Bears missed a playoff at the NCAA s to have an opportunity to make the cut by a single shot. The squad featured All-American Han Lee and current associate head coach Walter Chun. The Bears needed a dramatic finish at the 2000 NCAA Regional at Riverbend Golf Club in Madera when Chun birdied the last hole of the entire tournament to force a three-team playoff for the final spot to advance to the NCAA Championships. The Bears would eventually win the playoff on the third hole, beating Stanford and Idaho. At the NCAA s, Cal would miss making the cut by a single shot but Hamilton would move on in the championship as an individual. All told, Desimone has directed Cal to the NCAA Championships in 10 of the 13 appearances the Bears have made (1995, 98, 99, 2000, 04, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14), including the recent school-record stretch of five in a row. The Bears have played in all 20 of their NCAA Regionals (1990, 93, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15) under Desimone with a current school-record run of nine straight that has surpassed the Bears previous school mark of eight in a row from Desimone has a total of 64 stroke-play victories in his Cal career and has coached 14 All-Americans (Arroyo, Ban, Furth, Hagy, Men's Golf Annual Report

9 Homa, Jeff Hood, Kim, Larson, Lee, Mina, Stalter, Tomasulo, Weaver, Wi) who have earned 21 All-American honors including a school-record five during the season. Hagy was a three-time All-American, while Homa, Kim, Stalter, Tomasulo and Weaver were each named twice. The Bears have also had success in the classroom during Desimone s tenure with 13 All-America Scholars (Bill Albers, Scott Carlyle, Chun, Dan Coyle, Furth, George Gandranata, Hagy, Hale, Murphy, Stalter, Tomasulo, Weaver, Michael Wilson) that have combined to earn the award given only to juniors and seniors 23 times. Albers, Chun, Carlyle, Furth, Hagy, Hale, Stalter, Tomasulo, Weaver and Wilson were all two-time honorees. Carlyle was also selected a first-team Academic All-American in , while Hagy was a first-team Capital One Academic All-America Division I Men s At-Large selection in , becoming the first Cal golfer since Carlyle to earn first-team Academic All-America honors from the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Hagy s academic prowess also helped earn him the Byron Nelson Award in , as well as the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year and a Tom Hansen Conference Medal. In addition, he was a third-team Capital One Academic All-America pick for the Division I Men s At-Large squad. In addition to their success both on and off the course at Cal, Desimone has coached several Cal players that have gone on to play professional golf including current PGA TOUR card holders in James Hahn and Kim. Hahn became the first former Cal player to win on the PGA TOUR when he was victorious on the third playoff hole of a three-way playoff at the 2015 Northern Trust Open at The Riviera Country Club. Hahn, who turned professional in 2003, is in his fourth season on the PGA TOUR in 2016, picking up his card after finishing fifth on the final Web.com Tour money list in Kim earned full-time PGA TOUR status in 2016 after finishing 13th on the Web.com Tour s regular-season money list in Kim had previously played in a total of four PGA TOUR events with two each in 2013 and He has earned approximately $500,000 in professional golf since An has had a tremendous amount of success on the European Tour, winning Rookie and Challenge Tour Graduate of the Year honors in 2015 after capturing the BMW PGA Championship among seven top-10 showings including top-four finishes in three of the four Final Series events. Wi is arguably the most successful former Cal golfer on the PGA TOUR, having finished second five times in his career among 22 finishes in the top 10, most recently at the 2012 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Steve Desimone (right) poses with GCAA President and BYU head coach Bruce Brockbank at Desimone's induction into the Golf Coaches Association of America's Hall of Fame on December 6, Desimone was also inducted into the Northern California Golf Association's Hall of Fame on February 5, He played primarily on the Web.com Tour during the 2015 season and is looking to regain his PGA TOUR card after 11 previous seasons on the tour. Wi has more than $10 million in golf earnings since turning professional in Homa, Tomasulo and Weaver are currently playing on the Web.com Tour, while Stalter is on the European Challenge Tour. All have played in PGA TOUR and Web.com Tour events along with Hagy, Hamilton, Jesse Ruda, Weaver and Wilson. Several others have played professionally on other tours around the globe, with Gandranata, Hagy, Jeff Hamm, Lee, Stalter, Fredrik Svanberg and Weaver also currently active in the professional ranks. Desimone and his players have also had success at high-level national and international events in the world of amateur golf. Desimone had the honor of being the head coach of the American team at the 2014 Palmer Cup at Walton Heath Golf Club near South of London while Hagy was one of his players. Kim, Stalter, Tomasulo and Weaver have also played in the Palmer Cup, while Homa, Kim and Weaver have competed in the Walker Cup. All of the players participated for their country in 2013 other than Tomasulo and Hagy, who participated in 2003 and 2014, respectively. Cal players made the strongest showing ever by active members of the same collegiate team at the U.S. Amateur in August of 2012 at Cherry Hills Country Club, when four of the school s national-best five qualifiers reached the Round of 64. Weaver finished as the runner up to earn his spot in the Masters, while Hagy reached the semifinals, Homa the Round of 32 and Kim the Round of 64. Walker Huddy was also a participant in the stroke-play portion of the event. CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS The amateur play during the summer of 2010 was also noteworthy as a school-record six then-current Bears An, Jamie Coré, Homa, John Murphy, Ben Mangum and Mina qualified for the U.S. Amateur at Chambers Bay. No other school in the country had as many qualifiers. An, an incoming freshman at the time who had become the event s youngest winner ever at the age of 17 in 2009 at Southern Hills in Tulsa, Okla., reached the 2010 semifinals while attempting to defend his title. Homa made the quarterfinals before falling to his future Cal teammate An. Cal players have also won numerous highprofile amateur competitions including wins by current players Ban (California Amateur) and Morikawa (Trans-Mississippi Championship) in the summer of Desimone has also earned several other prestigious honors most recently when the Northern California Golf Association inducted him into its Hall of Fame in The previous year the California Golf Writers & Broadcasters Association made Desimone the first coach to receive the Jack Lemmon Ambassador of Golf Award. Both honors were presented in February at the CGWBA s annual gala event during the week of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Three years earlier, Desimone was one of seven members of the 2010 class inducted into the GCAA Hall of Fame during the organization's Reception and Awards Banquet at the Tropicana Hotel in Las Vegas. In addition to his role as Cal s head coach, Desimone is also the former manager of the University of California Golf Club ( ), a 130-member associate club of the Northern California Golf Association, as well as a former member of the PING Advisory Committee for college golf. In addition, he served two stints on the NCAA Pacific Region Selection Committee for the NCAA West Regional ( , ) and was on the campus-wide NCAA Self-Certification Committee in the mid-1990 s. Desimone played men s basketball for the Bears as an undergraduate and then served in the United States military before returning to Cal to earn a pair of bachelor s degrees by completing a double major in history and physical education, while also earning his master s degree in physical education. After graduating from Cal, Desimone became the Director of Athletics at the College Preparatory School in Oakland where he remained until Desimone returned to Cal in 1979 as the men s golf head coach, and shared responsibilities with both jobs until 1988, when he joined Cal on a full-time basis. Desimone lives in Orinda with his wife, Linda. The couple has two children who live in Minneapolis. Kim graduated in 2006 from Cal Poly and Robert is a 2008 graduate of Northern Michigan Men's Golf Annual Report 7

10 WALTER CHUN Associate Head Coach 12th Season Cal, 2001 Walter Chun is in his 18th season associated with the Cal men s golf program in , his 12th campaign on the Golden Bears coaching staff and his seventh as associate head coach. Chun was promoted to the position he now holds in September of 2009 after five seasons as an assistant coach. He was also an administrative assistant for the program for two seasons ( ) including the team s lone national title to cap the campaign. Cal reached the NCAA Championships in each of Chun's first five campaigns in his current role after a previous five-year absence. Walter and I are in this together, head coach Steve Desimone said. We talk constantly about what we re doing and how we re doing it. We re always looking to find ways to improve and be a better team. What one of us doesn t think of the other one does. That s how a good team and a good staff work. He s been a tremendous asset, ally and friend. I could never say enough good things about Walter. Chun was instrumental in the accomplishments achieved during the golden era of the program from and also in the team s recruiting efforts to begin restocking the roster with highly-ranked recruiting classes in addition to player development. The recruiting classes that have brought in this season's freshmen and sophomores are the latest in a long list of players Chun has helped recruit and develop. Many have turned into top-notch golfers including Byeong-Hun An (Ben An) after he became the youngest champion in the history of the U.S. Amateur at the age of 17 in 2009 in addition to Brandon Hagy (All-America Scholar, All-Nicklaus Team, The Ben Hogan Award Semifinalist, Byron Nelson Trophy, firstteam Academic All-American, first-team All-American, Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Palmer Cup); Stephen Hale (All-America Scholar, All-Pac-10); Max Homa (firstteam All-American, NCAA Champion, Pac-12 Champion, U.S. Open, Walker Cup); Michael Kim (All-Nicklaus Team, first-team All-American, Palmer Cup, Unanimous National Player of the Year, U.S. Open, Walker Cup); Eric Mina (All-American, Pac-10 Champion); Joël Stalter (All-America Scholar, All-Nicklaus Team, firstteam All-American, Palmer Cup); and Michael Weaver (All-America Scholar, first-team All- American, Masters, Palmer Cup, U.S. Open, Walker Cup). Walter has really good interpersonal skills, great instincts and connects with young people, Desimone said. With Walter you know you will get as genuine of a human being as you will ever find, which I think relates very well to recruits and their parents. He s bright, articulate and a great representative of our program and the University of California. The most recent of those two groups arrived at Cal in with Colin Morikawa leading the team in the fall of 2015 with a stroke average when the Bears won twice (Inverness Intercollegiate, Alister MacKenzie Invitational) among top-three finishes in all five events including an impressive third-place showing at the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational annually featuring one of college golf's top fields. KK Limbhasut and Sebastian Crampton headed the freshmen class that ushered in a new era for Cal men s golf. Crampton, Ben Doyle and Limbhasut saw extensive action as true freshmen for a team that established a new school record with its ninth straight NCAA Regional appearance. Cal came up just short of a sixth straight trip to the NCAA Championships when the Bears finished seventh one shot out of a playoff for the fifth and final qualifying spot at the NCAA Lubbock Regional. Cal did win four times (Windon Memorial, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, National Invitational Tournament) for the fourth-highest win total in school history and extended its school-record string of three or more victories in a season to six. Cal also spent most of the season ranked in the top 25, finishing No. 24 (Golfstat) and No. 26 (Bushnell Golfweek, Golfweek/ Sagarin) despite a roster with no seniors. Limbhasut was a huge part of Cal s best moments in and certainly had the hot hand down the stretch, finishing tied for fourth at the NCAA Lubbock Regional and tied for sixth at the Pac-12 Championships to equal the best showing ever by a Cal freshman at both events while also becoming only the third player in school history to finish in the top 10 at both. Limbhasut completed his first campaign at Cal with five top-five showings, six in the top 10 and eight in the top 15 to lead Cal in all three categories. The Division I PING All-West Region, honorable mention All-Pac-12, Pac-12 All-Freshman team and Cal Newcomer of the Year selection also led the Bears with a stroke average and was the only Cal player to participate in each of the team s 13 events and 40 rounds. Crampton earned honorable mention Pac-12 All-Freshman honors and finished fourth on the team with a stroke average, while placing in the top 10 on five occasions and adding another top-15 showing with a tied for 14th place finish at the NCAA Lubbock Regional. Doyle played in eight of 13 events highlighted by his career-best tied for sixth showing at the Arizona Intercollegiate. Limbhasut finished the season ranked among the nation s top 100 by both Golfweek/Sagarin (No. 77) and Golfstat (No. 92). Walter Chun shares advice with Shotaro Ban for his next shot Men's Golf Annual Report

11 In addition to his recruiting contributions, Chun played a huge role when the golden era came to an end following the campaign when four of the team s five players at the NCAA Championships were seniors but not before the Bears extended their schoolrecord string of appearances at the national finals to five seasons in a row, something only six teams accomplished during the same period. The accomplishments of the last three teams of the era were unprecedented not only at Cal but on a national level as the Bears won 24 of 40 stroke-play events and were in the top five on 38 of those occasions as well as each of its four match-play tournaments during the period. The final stretch of the era also included two appearances in the national semifinals to wrap the and seasons, a singleseason NCAA record 12 stroke-play victories in when the Bears were widely thought to have recorded the best season in the history of college golf, and both the first two NCAA Regional and Pac-12 titles in school history during the and campaigns. Cal spent nearly the entire season as the nation s topranked team and despite a second straight defeat in the semifinals of the NCAA Championships, remained No. 1 in all three final national polls with both the Golfweek/Sagarin and Golfstat rankings released following the NCAA Championships and the Golf World/Nike Golf poll prior to the event. The Bears had several firsts in , including an NCAA Championships matchplay victory over San Diego State in the quarterfinals, a trip to match play at the NCAA Championships, NCAA Regional and Pac-12 titles, a then-school-record six victories, and top-five finishes in all 12 stroke-play events and 15 tournaments overall. Chun has also been recognized nationally for his coaching exploits. He was honored with the Jan Strickland Award as the nation s top assistant coach for his work during the season. In June of 2009, he served as a Team USA assistant coach for the Palmer Cup. Chun began his affiliation with Cal in 1997 as a player and was a two-time team captain while competing in three NCAA West Regionals ( ) and once at the NCAA Championships (2000). Chun also qualified for two U.S. Amateur Championships, the first in 1999 at Pebble Beach and the second in 2002 at Oakland Hills Country Club. Chun received a pair of degrees at Cal with a bachelor s from the Haas School of Business in 2001 and a master s from the Graduate School of Education in He was a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection (2000, 01, 02) and a two-time All-America Scholar (2001, 02). GENE BAKKUM Volunteer Assistant Coach 14th Season UC Davis, 2000 Gene Bakkum is in his 14th season at Cal in and his 12th as a volunteer assistant coach after two previous campaigns from as the assistant coach for the Golden Bears. Prior to arriving at Cal, he served for two seasons as an assistant men s golf coach for his alma mater UC Davis ( ), helping the Aggies to a No. 1 ranking in Division II men s golf and back-toback NCAA West Regional appearances. Bakkum is also currently in his 12th year as assistant director of instruction at Metropolitan Golf Links in Oakland and has instructed at the Nike Jr. Golf camps in Pebble Beach, where he served as assistant director. Bakkum was previously the director of the Nike Coaches All-Star Golf Academy in Phoenix, and has been affiliated with PGA of America since Gene works really well with young people, head coach Steve Desimone said. He is an absolute golf junkie and a very likeable person with a good sense of humor and fun attitude. He enjoys the game, loves to teach golf and is a tremendous short game instructor, which is critical when you are developing players. Gene has done some really great things with our players over the years. Bakkum and his wife, Alicia, reside in Pleasant Hill with their daughters Ava and Alaina. CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS ALEX HELGANS Undergraduate Assistant Coach 1st Season Alex Helgans is in his first season as an undergraduate assistant at Cal in after spending the past two campaigns as a player on the Golden Bears roster. Helgans was the team s Co-Most Improved Player as a redshirt freshman in and earned the prestigious Ed Arnold Coaches Award as a sophomore. Helgans entered Cal as an undergraduate in the fall of 2012 and is on track to graduate from the prestigious Haas School of Business in May of His parents, Ted (1983) and Kimberly (1984), and his sister, Ashley (2015) are all Cal graduates. His father is also a key member of the Cal Golf Committee Men's Golf Annual Report 9

12 Outlook Head coach Steve Desimone is pointing freshman Collin Morikawa and his teammates into a new era. NEW ERA MOVING FULL STEAM AHEAD The new era of Cal men s golf that began in moved full steam ahead during the fall of 2015 as evidenced by the Golden Bears two victories and top-three showings in each of their other three events. Cal picked up wins at the Inverness Intercollegiate and its own Alister MacKenzie Invitational but arguably had its most notable outing in a third-place performance at the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational when the Bears led one of the best fields in college golf after each of the first two rounds before finishing third. Cal was also second at the season-opening Gopher Invitational and third at the Nick Watney Invitational. The Bears finished the fall ranked No. 16 by Golfstat, while checking in at No. 21 in both the Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches and Golfweek/Sagarin polls. We had a tremendous fall and as a team I think what we discovered was that not only were we good but that we could be a whole lot better, Desimone said. We have spent a tremendous amount of time improving upon our weaknesses since then and are poised for one heck of a spring. One of the things that you have to have in any sport is confidence and with the way we played in the fall we got used to winning. We were confident we could compete with and beat some of the best teams in the country. A number of people have drawn similarities to the track we are on now to the track we were on a few years ago, Desimone added in reference to the beginning of the golden era of Cal men s golf that ended after the season. I think that s an appropriate comparison. As it was with the great group we had then, these guys totally get it. They understand what the possibilities are as a team and individually. They love the game, they have a passion for the game and they love to compete. When you have those components the chances are that great things will happen. We are on that track and the question is how soon will it all come to fruition. Six of the eight players that saw action for Cal in the fall of the new era s second season were either freshmen or sophomores with true freshmen Collin Morikawa and Jamie Cheatham joining sophomores KK Limbhasut and Sebastian Crampton, junior Walker Huddy and senior Shotaro Ban in the lineup. True freshman William Aldred and redshirt freshman Tanner Hughes also both played as individuals. Morikawa had a huge impact on the team with a team-leading stroke average, top-20 finishes in all five events and top-10 showings three times. He led the Tavistock Collegiate Invitational after each of the first two rounds before eventually dropping into a tie for seventh place finish when a final-round seven-over par 79 wiped out the seven shots under par he had earned in the first two rounds. Morikawa s best finish of the fall was a tied for sixth place showing at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational. He also has a pair of recent notable victories Men's Golf Annual Report

13 in amateur action, taking individual medalist honors in July of 2015 at the Trans-Mississippi Championship before winning the Silicon Valley Amateur in January of No freshman in the history of this program has come close to doing what Collin did last fall with five top-20 showings and three in the top 10, Desimone said. He had a wonderful summer of amateur golf and then just kept right on going once he arrived at Cal. There is nothing out there that bothers him. He is just on cruise control mentally. Limbhasut picked up last fall right where he left off at the end of his rookie season with top-10 showings at each of the four tournaments he played in while also becoming the first Cal player to participate at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship while representing his native Thailand that forced him to miss his only Cal event ever at the Nick Watney Invitational. Limbhasut s four top-10 showings led the squad with a fifth-place finish at the Inverness Intercollegiate. His stroke average was second on the team behind Morikawa after he had led the Bears with a stroke average and six top-10 finishes in his rookie season a year ago. I m somewhat at a loss with superlatives for KK, Desimone said. He just does everything well. He loves to compete. He loves golf morning, noon and night. He has an incredible passion for the game and knows how to win. I just love having him as part of the program. After earning honorable mention All-American honors from Golfweek as a junior, Ban had the team s third-best stroke average of the fall (71.67) and was in the top 30 in all four of his events including a best of tied for 14th at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational following a summer that was highlighted by becoming Cal s first-ever winner at the California Amateur. Shotaro is quite a story, Desimone said. He came into Cal as a decent player, and after struggling with the transition to college as a freshman, he has developed and matured tremendously both as a player and a person. He loves the game so much and is just such a tremendously hard worker." Crampton was fourth on the team with a stroke average in the fall and had a pair of top-10 showings with a best of tied for sixth at the season-opening Gopher Invitational. Shotaro Ban CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS The sky s the limit for Seb, Desimone said. He does so many things right and he continues to grow in the game. He has tremendous length and is an excellent iron player, plus he s working hard on his short game and his putting is improved from where he was a year ago. Huddy (73.67) had a top showing of tied for 19th at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational, while the best finish for Cheatham (74.00) was tied for 24th at the Nick Watney Invitational. Hughes (72.00) and KK Limbhasut Collin Morikawa Men's Golf Annual Report 11

14 Sebastian Crampton Aldred (72.33) each played as an individual in one event. Other players on roster that have seen action at Cal include senior Cameron Shaw, junior Alexander Wilson and sophomore Ben Doyle. Shaw was one of the team s top players in the fall of 2014 when he shared individual medalist honors at the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate after tying for second in his previous event at the Windon Memorial. He was in the top 25 in each of his other three outings that fall and twice more early in the spring of 2015 but has been hampered by injuries and illness since and failed to post another top-25 finish. But he is expected to be ready to go this spring and Desimone knows his re-emergence could be a key to the team s hopes. There s a scenario out there where things get very interesting, Desimone said when talking about Shaw s possible return to the lineup. Obviously it s been a rollercoaster ride with Cam. There has been brilliant golf and tough times. We re hoping and expecting that he s ready to play this spring. Wilson was in the lineup for nearly the entire 2015 spring highlighted by a huge performance at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters when he tied for 11th place against a field full of the nation s top players. But he was unable to get back into the lineup last fall. Alexander had a wonderful spring for us last year, Desimone said. He did not play this past fall because we are that much improved from where we were a year ago. He didn t play poorly in qualifying, but there are just more good players on this team now than there were last spring. We have much greater depth. Doyle saw action as a true freshman in highlighted by a career-best sixth-place showing at the Arizona Intercollegiate but will redshirt the campaign to work on his game and apply to Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business. Doyle has won a pair of key amateur events (Contra Costa Amateur, Christmas Classic) during his hiatus from college golf and Desimone expects big things when he returns. Ben is following in the footsteps of some of the best players we ve had here in recent years by taking a redshirt year to work on his game and focus on applying to the Haas School of Business, Desimone said. He s absolutely on track to be an excellent player and huge contributor to our lineup over the next three seasons when he returns. Sophomore Stephen Griggs and true freshmen Alex Park and Sean Yu did not play in the fall of 2015, with Park and Yu planning to redshirt in Cameron Shaw Men's Golf Annual Report

15 Walker Huddy Cal begins the spring portion of its schedule January at the Arizona Intercollegiate to be played at the Sewailo Golf Club in Tucson, Ariz. After the spring opener, the Bears move on to a stretch that has the squad going to Hawaii, Mexico and Las Vegas. Cal will be looking for a sixth consecutive victory at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate hosted by Hawai i February at the Wailua Golf Course on the island of Kauai. The Bears' current five-year win streak in the event is the longest in the tournament s history and last season Ban was the event s individual medalist as he captured his first collegiate title. The next two tournaments will feature fields among the best in college golf. Cal will play February 28 March 1 at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate for the first time in school history and participate in a collegiate event outside of the country for the first time since September of 2000 when the Bears played at the Topy Cub in Fukushima, Japan. The event is co-hosted by Arkansas and Houston at Los Cabos Querencia in Los Cabos, Mexico. Cal then closes out its pre-spring break schedule with a March 7-9 visit to the prestigious Southern Highlands Collegiate hosted by UNLV at the Southern Highlands Golf Club in Las Vegas, Nev. The Bears lone victory at the event came in After more than three weeks out of action over spring break, Cal will return to action by playing at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational for the first time in three seasons with the event hosted by Arizona State scheduled for April 2-3 at the ASU Karsten Golf Course in Tempe, Ariz. The Bears were second the last time they played the tournament in after their lone ASU Thunderbird Invitational win in Cal finishes the regular season locally April at the Western Intercollegiate hosted by San Jose State at Pasatiempo Golf Club in Santa Cruz. The Bears won the event in 2013 for only the second time in school history and the first time since The 2016 edition of the tournament is the 70th and will be conducted over three weekdays compared to recent years in which the 54 holes were played over both weekend days. Ban s second-place finish at the 2015 Western Intercollegiate was the best ever by a Cal player. The postseason begins April 29 May 1 at the Pac-12 Championships co-hosted by the Pac-12 and Utah at the Salt Lake Country Club in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Bears have won the conference tournament twice with the first in dramatic fashion at the 2012 Pac-12 Championships when Brandon Hagy forced a playoff with Oregon by sinking a 40-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole at Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis, Ore., before clinching the victory with a 25-foot birdie putt on the second playoff hole. Cal cruised to a nine-stroke win at the 2013 Pac-12 Championship at the Los Angeles Country Club with Max Homa becoming the third individual medalist of the event in school history, joining Charlie Wi (1995) and Eric Mina (2010). The Pac-12 clearly is the best conference in college golf, Desimone said. The league is as wide open as it s been in a long time. You ve got a lot of teams that can realistically compete for the conference championship, and I think we are right in the middle of that mix. There s no one dominant team. After the Pac-12 title is decided NCAA postseason competition begins with Regional action May at a location yet to be determined. The six possible sites are Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Ol Colony Golf Club; Host Alabama); Tucson, Ariz. (The Gallery Golf Club; Host Arizona); Kohler, Wis. (Blackhawk Run Meadow Valley Course; Host Marquette); Albuquerque, N.M. (The Championship Golf Course at New Mexico; Host New Mexico); Stillwater, Okla. (Karsten Creek Golf Club; Host Oklahoma State); and Franklin, Tenn. (Vanderbilt Legends Club; Host Vanderbilt). Cal won its first two NCAA Regional titles at Stanford in 2012 and Pullman in 2013, while the Bears have qualified for NCAA Regional action 20 times in school history including a current record-setting string of nine straight. This season s NCAA Championships will be played May 27 June 1 and hosted by Oregon at the Eugene Country Club in Eugene, Ore. Cal has made a total of 13 trips to the event and had qualified for a school-record five straight before missing the field in Cal was one of only six teams in the country to have played in all five NCAA Championships from The top 15 teams from the first 54 holes of stroke play Friday- Sunday at the NCAA Championships will move on to a fourth round Monday. The individual title will also be determined Monday among players from the top 15 teams and the top nine individuals not on one of those squads. The top eight teams after 72 holes will move on to match play with both the quarterfinals and semifinals to be conducted Tuesday and the championship match Wednesday. Golf Channel will provide extensive coverage of the NCAA Championships for the third consecutive season Men's Golf Annual Report 13

16 WILLIAM ALDRED 6-1, 160, Fr., HS Hertfordshire, England (The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School) Aldred has improved rapidly since his arrival at Cal in the fall of 2015 and is expected to be a contributor to the lineup at some point in the future. He made his collegiate debut playing as an individual at the Nick Watney Invitational in the fall of 2015 and finished in a tie for 44th. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES An intriguing player who does many things well Long off the tee and a good ball striker A hard worker with a real passion for the game Has an excellent opportunity to work his way into the lineup in the future Continues to make major improvements as he adjusts to college and American golf CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Stats 1 stroke-play event, 3 rounds, 217 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 70 Golfweek/Sagarin* Top Finish T44th (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 217, +4 (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 68 (Nick Watney Invitational Second Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (102)* Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-0-0), vs. Top 50 (0-1-0), vs. Top 100 (0-2-0), vs. Overall ( ) Made his collegiate debut at the Nick Watney Invitational ALDRED S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Fall T44 (Nick Watney Invitational) Totals T44 (Nick Watney Invitational) *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings T44. Nick Watney Invitational ( , +4)... played as individual AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 705 World 1. Hertfordshire Golf Union Championship ( , -7) T6. Tillman Trophy ( ) T8. Faldo Series England South Championship Boys ( ) T12. Midlands Youth Championship ( , +7) T19. Welsh Open Youths Championship ( , +6) T33. Welsh Open Amateur ( ) T33. The Lee Westwood Trophy ( ) T36. South of England Amateur ( ) T41. English Men s Amateur Championship (72, E) T41. North of England Amateur Youth Golf Championship ( ) T51/MC. Lagonda Trophy ( , +6) T52/MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) T55/MC. Berkshire Trophy ( , +6) OTHER Full name is William Hudson Aldred Born November 18, 1995, in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England Intended major is physics or astrophysics Parents are James Aldred and Shi-Ying Xu Men's Golf Annual Report

17 SHOTARO BAN CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 5-10, 155, Sr., 3L San Jose, CA (Archibishop Mitty HS) Pronunciation: SHOW-tar-o bahn Ban is Cal s most experienced player on the roster and the only Golden Bear to have competed at the NCAA Championships and twice at an NCAA Regional. Since becoming healthy prior to the 2015 spring season, Ban has been a mainstay in the lineup participating in 12 of 13 possible events during the 2015 calendar year. Ban was the only Cal player in the top three on three occasions during the campaign including his first career victory at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate, a second-place finish at the Western Intercollegiate that was the best ever by a Cal player at the event and a tied for third-place showing at the Arizona Intercollegiate. He has also been in the top 20 in each of his two appearances at both the Pac-12 Championships and NCAA Regional action. Ban has won several notable honors during his collegiate career including honorable mention All-American recognition from Golfweek as well as Division I PING All-West Region, second-team All-Pac-12, honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic, team MVP and Cal s Ben Furth Award selections as a junior after being named Cal s Co-Most Improved Player during his redshirt freshman campaign. In addition, Ban has had several strong showings in his amateur career outside of Cal most recently by becoming the first Golden Bear to win the California Amateur in The victory is one of a combined 26 top-10 amateur and collegiate finishes since 2011 including 11 during the 2015 calendar year. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES The team s only member to have played at the NCAA Championships Has made tremendous growth and matured as both a person and a player during his career BAN S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Did Not Play T54 (Arizona Intercollegiate) (Jack Nicklaus Invitational) (John A. Burns Intercollegiate) Fall T14 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) Totals (John A. Burns Intercollegiate) Has a strong work ethic and continues to make solid improvement Solid in all areas of the game including being a good ball striker and a solid putter Has battled for a spot in the lineup on a regular basis throughout his career and is expected to continue to play a prominent role on the team in the spring of 2016 Has the ability to put up low numbers Has a pattern of playing his best golf each spring Has made a name for himself in amateur golf by playing solid golf in top-end events including becoming Cal s first-ever winner of the California Amateur in 2015 CAL CAREER (FALL 2011 FALL 2015) Stats 23 stroke-play events, 59 rounds, 4271 strokes, stroke average Individual Medalist Honors 1 (John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Top-10 Finishes 5 with 3 in Top 5 (1st, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; 2nd, Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T3rd, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; 6th, Jack Nicklaus Invitational, Fall 2013; T8th, Aggie Invitational, Spring 2014) Cal s Top Finisher 3 (1st, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; 2nd, Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T3rd, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 204, -6 (Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015); 208, -8 (John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 282, +2 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 65 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2nd Round, Fall 2015) NCAA Championships 1 (T105th, 2014) NCAA Regionals 2 (T14th, NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015; T20th, NCAA Sugar Grove Regional, Spring 2014) Pac-12 Championships 2 (T13th, Spring 2015; T16th, Spring 2014) Cal s active career leader in events (23), rounds played (59) and strokes (4271) FALL 2015 (SENIOR) Stats 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 860 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 170 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 234 Golfstat Top Finish T14th (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 205, -8 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 65 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational 2nd Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (249) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (1-8-0), vs. Top 50 (5-23-0), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Men's Golf Annual Report 15

18 Registered a stroke average that was third on the team Finished under par in five of 12 rounds and par or better six times with all six during a stretch in which he was even par or better in six of seven rounds spanning at least one round of each of his final three tournaments Posted a career-low round of six-under par 65 in the second round of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational T14. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -8) T18. Nick Watney Invitational ( , -2) T23. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , +6) T27. Gopher Invitational ( , +9) (JUNIOR) Stats 9 stroke-play events, 28 rounds, 2005 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 41 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 45 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 3 with 3 in Top 5 (1st, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; 2nd, Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T3rd, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 3 (1st, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; 2nd, Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T3rd, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 204, -6 (Western Intercollegiate, Spring 2015); 208, -8 (John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 282, +2 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 67 (three times John A. Burns Intercollegiate First Round, Fall 2014; Western Intercollegiate Third Round, Spring 2015; NCAA Lubbock Regional Third Round, Spring 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (151) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 ( ), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Honors included honorable mention Golfweek All-American, Division I PING All-West Region, second-team All-Pac-12, honorable mention Pac-12 All-Academic, team MVP and Cal s Ben Furth Award selections with the latter given for academic and athletic excellence Finished the season as Cal s top-ranked player according to both Golfweek/Sagarin (No. 41) and Golfstat (No. 45) Stroke average ranked second on team Only Cal player with three top three finishes Cal s top finisher in three of eight spring events to rank second on the team including his first collegiate win at the John A. Burns Intercollegiate Second-place finish at the Western Intercollegiate was the best showing ever by a Cal player in the event s 69-year history Registered career-high-tying totals of nine events and 28 rounds played Shot par or better in 15 of his 18 rounds and was under par on 12 occasions 1. John A. Burns Intercollegiate ( , -8) 2. Western Intercollegiate ( , -6) T3. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , -4) T13. Pac-12 Championships ( , +2) T14. NCAA Lubbock Regional ( , -1) T17. National Invitational Tournament ( , +2) T23. Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters ( , -1) T29. Aggie Invitational ( , +12) T40. Gopher Invitational ( , +16) (SOPHOMORE) Stats 9 stroke-play events, 28 rounds, 2041 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 98 Golfweek, No. 119 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 2 (6th, Jack Nicklaus Invitational; T8th, Aggie Invitational) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (5-46-1), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Had five top-20 finishes in nine events, including a pair in the first two postseason events of his career with a tied for 16th finish at Pac-12 Championships and a tied for 20th showing at NCAA Sugar Grove Regional Participated in each of the team s final six events, including the first two as an individual and the final four in the lineup, after having not previously played since a then-careerbest sixth-place finish at the Jack Nicklaus Invitational during the third tournament in the fall of 2013 Tied for the then-second-best finish of his career and recorded his second top-10 showing of the season when he tied for eighth at the Aggie Invitational in his first event of the spring playing as an individual Participated in the team s first three events of , adding a tied for 12th place showing at the Saint Mary s Invitational and a tied for 27th finish at the Gopher Invitational to his sixth-place performance at the Jack Nicklaus Invitational Shot under par in six of 28 rounds Registered career-high-tying totals of nine events and 28 rounds played 6. Jack Nicklaus Invitational ( , -1) T8. Aggie Invitational ( , +3)... played as individual T12. Saint Mary s Invitational ( , +4) T16. Pac-12 Championships ( , +6) T20. NCAA Sugar Grove Regional ( , +3) T27. Gopher Invitational ( , +7) T33. Western Intercollegiate ( , +5) T43. National Invitational Tournament ( , +3)... played as individual T105. NCAA Championships ( , +9) (FRESHMAN) Stats 1 event, 3 rounds, 225 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings *No. 83 Golfweek *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings Earned team s Co-Most Improved Player Award along with Cameron Shaw T54. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , +12)... played as individual AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 9 California T6. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 6 California, No. 26 US, No. 43 World 1. California Amateur... first current Cal player to win event and second overall with Charlie Wi taking winning in 1990 before starting his collegiate career at Nevada and later transferring to Cal... wild week included a tied for 25th place finish in stroke play to tie for the final spot with seven others in a field of 32 that advanced to match play and then victories over Cal teammates Ben Doyle in the Round of 32 and Keelan Kilpatrick in the Round of 16 T1. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying ( , -8)... Turlock Golf & Country Club, Turlock, Calif. T2. Saguaro Amateur ( ) 3. The Players Amateur ( ) T5. Monroe Invitational ( ) T8. Patriot All-America ( , +3) T8/DNQ. U.S. Open Local Qualifying (72, +1)... Granite Bay Golf Club, Granite Bay, Calif. 9. Pacific Coast Amateur ( ) T14. Sahalee Players Championship ( ) T24. Southern Amateur ( ) T57/MC. Western Amateur ( ) MC. U.S. Amateur ( , +7) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 20 California, No. 86 US, No. 201 World T1. Diablo Valley Amateur ( ) T3. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier ( )... San Joaquin Country Club, Fresno, Calif. T8. Monroe Invitational ( ) T15. Porter Cup ( ) T16. California State Fair Amateur ( ) Round of 32. California Amateur T19. Sahalee Players Championship ( ) T27. Western Amateur ( ) T34. Southern Amateur ( ) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 31 California, No. 124 US, No. 254 World 2. Santa Clara County Amateur ( ) 2. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) T3. Alameda Commuters ( ) T4/First Alternate Qualifier. U.S. Amateur Qualifying ( )... Brookwoods Country Club, Ontario, N.Y. T6. New Year s Invitational ( ) T17. Porter Cup ( ) T23. Sahalee Players Championship ( ) T34. Sunnehanna Amateur ( ) Visit Shotaro Ban bio on CalBears.com for amateur highlights prior to 2013 and high school information. OTHER Full name is Shotaro Brian Ban Born August 13, 1993, in San Jose, Calif. Majoring in interdisciplinary studies Parents are Hideyuki Ban and Susan Chang Was a nationally competitive amateur swimmer Appeared on KTVU Channel 2 s Sports Wrap in June of 2015 to discuss the U.S. Open Brother, Shintaro Ban, is a sophomore golfer at UNLV Men's Golf Annual Report

19 JAMIE CHEATHAM 6-2, 180, Fr., HS Rancho Santa Fe (Torrey Pines HS) Pronunciation: CHEE-tuhm Cheatham made an early impact at Cal by playing in the team s first three events as a true freshman shortly after his arrival in the fall of 2015 before missing the final two events of the fall with an injury. Cheatham s best showing came in his final event of the fall at the Nick Watney Invitational when he tied for 24th and shot par or better in all three rounds including a career-best second-round two-under par 69. Cheatham came to Cal after a strong junior career that included two victories among seven top-10 showings in COACH COMMENTS/NOTES An outstanding addition to the program Has tremendous potential and a great upside Long off the tee, a good putter and green reader with a solid short game Capable of taking rounds low, well into the 60 s Expected to challenge to be in the lineup early in his career CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Stats 3 stroke-play events, 9 rounds, 666 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 525 Golfweek/Sagarin Top Finish T24th (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 211, -2 (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 69 (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (348) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-2-0), vs. Top 50 (0-13-0), vs. Top 100 (1-27-1), vs. Overall ( ) CHEATHAM S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Fall T24 (Nick Watney Invitational) Totals T24 (Nick Watney Invitational) Registered a stroke average Ranked fifth on the team with three events and nine rounds played Shot even-par or better in each of his last three rounds of the fall (all three rounds at Nick Watney Invitational) including his seasonbest two-under par 69 in the second round Played in each of the team s first three events T24. Nick Watney Invitational ( , -2) T39. Gopher Invitational ( , +12) T46. Inverness Intercollegiate ( , +17) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 9 California T9. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 514 California, No US, No World T2. AJGA Puerto Rico Junior Open ( ) 4/First Alternate Qualifier. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying ( , -2)... San Diego Country Club, Chula Vista, Calif. T15. AJGA FootJoy Invitational ( , +7) T25. California State Fair Amateur ( )... his second-round 65 was the best of the first two rounds and third-best of entire event 27. Los Angeles Junior Open ( , +7) T48. California State Open ( , +3) T50/MC. AJGA Rolex TOC ( , +9) 2014 Two victories and seven top-10 finishes on the junior golf circuit 1. AJGA ClubCorp Mission Hills Desert Junior ( )... chipped in for birdie on the 54th hole of the tournament s regulation play to get into a playoff and then won on the third playoff hole 1. AJGA Toyota Tour Cup Series Desert Princess ( ) 3. Junior America s Cup ( ) T5/DNQ. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying ( , E)... Mission Viejo Country Club, Mission Viejo, Calif (TORREY PINES HS) Named the San Diego Section Player of the Year, a first-team All-San Diego Section selection and finished third in the section as a 2014 junior for a team that won the section title with a tournament-record 10-under parteam score of 710 Also named to the San Diego-Union Tribune All-Academic squad Finished 29th (78, +7) in the state as a senior in his final prep event at the CIF State Golf Tournament OTHER Full name is Jamie Dawson Cheatham Born March 31, 1997, in Encinitas, Calif. Major is undeclared Parents are Scot and Aileen Cheatham Men's Golf Annual Report 17

20 SEBASTIAN CRAMPTON 6-0, 165, So., 1L Pacific Grove, CA (Stevenson HS) Crampton burst onto the collegiate golf scene as a true freshman in the fall of 2014 and has been one of Cal s top players in his first season and a half with the program. He has already posted seven top-10 finishes including two in the top five with his third-place showing at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational in the fall of 2014 his best. He also has Cal s lowest round each of the last two seasons with a six-under par 64 in the second round of the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate in the fall of 2014 followed by his career-best eight-under par 63 in the opening round of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational in the fall of Crampton also has excellent amateur experience that has included 11 top-10 finishes since 2011 and put his name on the map during a memorable 2012 amateur performance when he shot an opening-round six-under par 66 that co-led all players at a U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying event at Lake Merced Golf Club and TPC Harding Park. He ended up one shot short of qualifying for the U.S. Open. Crampton also reached the quarterfinals of NCGA Amateur Match Play in both 2012 and COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Has a high ceiling of talent Has an excellent ability to go low One of the longest hitters in school history Expected to continue to add length as he matures and grows physically Has a beautiful and fluid golf swing that makes him accurate with all clubs Has made tremendous improvements as a putter and green reader Solid in all areas of the game but working hard to improve his short game CRAMPTON S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) Fall T6 (Gopher Invitational) Totals (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) CAL CAREER (FALL 2014 FALL 2015) Stats 17 stroke-play events, 49 rounds, 3532 strokes, stroke average Top-10 Finishes 7 with 2 in Top 5 (3rd, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2014; T4th, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014; T6th, National Invitational Tournament, Spring 2015; T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; T7th, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014; T8th, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T10th, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 2 (3rd, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2014; *T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015) *Co-Top Finisher Low 54-Hole Score 204, -9 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 289, +9 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 63 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational First Round, Fall 2015) NCAA Regionals 1 (T14th, 2015 NCAA Lubbock Regional) Pac-12 Championships 1 (T31st, 2015) Has the team s best round in each of the past two seasons with a six-under par 64 in the second round of the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate in the fall of 2014 followed by his career-best eight-under par 63 in the opening round of the Alister MacKenzie Invitational in the fall of 2015 FALL 2015 (SOPHOMORE) Stats 5 stroke-play events, 15 rounds, 1078 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 144 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 219 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 2 (T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; T10th, Alister Men's Golf Annual Report

21 MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 1 (*T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015) *Co-Top Finisher Low 54-Hole Score 204, -9 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 63 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational First Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank 208 Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-9-0), vs. Top 50 (5-21-1), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Finished tied for 18th or better in four of five events including a season-best tied for sixthplace showing at the season-opening Gopher Invitational in which he tied with KK Limbhasut to co-lead Cal One of only two players along with Collin Morikawa to play in all five events Registered a stroke average that was fourth on the team Shot a career-best round of 63 that was also the team s best of the fall on the opening 18 holes at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational to tie for the second-best round ever at the event, one stroke off the record Shot par or better in seven of his 15 rounds including five in row at one point spanning the Nick Watney Invitational and Alister MacKenzie Invitational, while he was under par on six occasions Had at least two rounds of par or better in three of his five events Served in Cal s top spot in the lineup at the Inverness Intercollegiate T6. Gopher Invitational ( , +5) T10. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -9) T11. Inverness Intercollegiate ( , +8) T18. Nick Watney Invitational ( , -2) T44. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , +10) (FRESHMAN) Stats 12 stroke-play events, 34 rounds, 2454 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 141 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 204 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 5 with 2 in Top 5 (3rd, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2014; T4th, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014; T6th, National Invitational Tournament, Spring 2015; T7th, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014; T8th, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 1 (3rd, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2014) Low 54-Hole Score 207, -6 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) Low 72-Hole Score 289, +9 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 64 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate Second Round, Fall 2014) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank 125 Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (5-38-0), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Earned honorable mention Pac-12 All- Freshman honors Stroke average ranked fourth on the team Registered five top-10 finishes to rank second on the team including two in the top five Shot under par in 12 of 34 rounds including 10 of his first 20 Had the team s lowest round of the season with a six-under par 64 in the second round of the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate Finished the season with a three-under par 68 in the final round of the NCAA Lubbock Regional to snap a streak of 25 straight rounds of 70 or higher after being under 70 in five of his first 11 rounds including five of seven at one point His tied for 14th place finish at the NCAA Lubbock Regional was his best over his last five events Broke a notable long-standing course record at Kukui ula Golf Course during a practice round for the John A. Burns Intercollegiate with a seven-under par 65 that was three shots better than the old record of four-under Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -6) T4. Windon Memorial ( , -1) T6. National Invitational Tournament ( , -1) T7. Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ( , -2) T8. John A. Burns Intercollegiate ( , -2) T14. NCAA Lubbock Regional ( , -1) T31. Pac-12 Championships ( , +9) T35. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , E) T43. Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters ( , +3) T55. Aggie Invitational ( , +21) T65. Western Intercollegiate ( , +17) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 15 California T15. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 37 California, No. 172 US, No. 395 World T3. Christmas Classic ( ) T3. California State Fair Amateur ( , -8) T3/First Alternate. U.S. Open Local Qualifying (67, -5)... Silverado Resort and Spa, Napa, Calif. T27. Pacific Coast Amateur ( , +11) T48. Sahalee Players Championship ( , +16) T72. Sunnehanna Amateur ( , +6) T92. Saguaro Amateur ( , +18) MC. NCGA Amateur Stroke Play ( , +9) MC. California Amateur Stroke Play ( , +14) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 116 California Ranked as high as No. 48 by Junior Golf Scoreboard 1. Corey Pavin Southern California Invitational ( ) T4. Alameda Commuters ( ) T6. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 14. Christmas Classic ( ) T14. NCGA Amateur Stroke Play ( ) Round of 16. NCGA Amateur Match Play T34. Sahalee Players Championship ( ) T57. California Amateur Championship ( ) Omni La Costa Resort and Spa, Carlsbad, Calif. CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 75 California T2. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) 3. Champions Invitational ( ) T4. Tour Championship ( ) Quarterfinals. NCGA Amateur Match Play T6. NCGA Amateur Stroke Play ( ) T17. Christmas Classic ( ) 2012 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 153 California One of eight players (four boys, four girls) selected to represent the United States in the USA-China Youth Golf Match, a competition conducted by the United States Golf Association and the China Golf Association to promote cultural friendship through the game of golf Halved a match with 2013 Masters sensation Guan Tianlang during the 2012 USA- China youth matches at the CordeValle golf resort T8/Second Alternate Qualifier. U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying ( ) Lake Merced Golf Club, Daly City, Calif./TPC Harding Park, San Francisco, Calif. Missed qualifying for the U.S. Open by a single stroke opening-round 66 tied with former Cal player James Hahn for lowest round of the day Alternate Qualifier. U.S. Open Local Qualifying (71) Pasatiempo Golf Club, Santa Cruz, Calif. Quarterfinals. NCGA Amateur Match Play 2011 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 115 California 1. AJGA Preseason ( ) T2/Qualifier. U.S. Open Local Qualifier (73) Half Moon Bay Golf Links, Half Moon Bay, Calif (STEVENSON HS) Prep team won a state title during his 2013 junior season as well as four consecutive Central Coast Section and Mission Trail Athletic League crowns Mission Trail Athletic League Most Valuable Player as a 2014 senior OTHER Full name is Sebastian Marcel Crampton Born May 21, 1996, in San Jose, Calif. Intending to major in American studies Parents are Martin and Susan Crampton Father played collegiate tennis at San Jose State Has participated in the NCGA program Youth On Course and USGA program First Tee Recorded the only hole-in-one on a par-four ever at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club Shore Course on the fifth hole during a leisure round in the summer of Men's Golf Annual Report 19

22 BEN DOYLE 6-0, 150, So., 1L La Jolla, CA (La Jolla HS) Doyle is redshirting in to work on his game and apply to the prestigious Haas School of Business but is expected to be a major contributor when he returns to the lineup as a sophomore. Doyle played in eight events as a true freshman in and had several impressive moments highlighted by his tied for sixth-place finish at the Arizona Intercollegiate to open the 2015 spring season. He also tied for 30th at the Western Intercollegiate and tied for 35th at the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational that included four of the nation s top 10 teams. Doyle also registered several standout performances as an amateur including participation in the 2014 U.S. Amateur as well as a victory at a 2014 U.S. Open qualifying event and recent Christmas Classic and Contra Costa Amateur wins. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES A solid all-around player with no major weaknesses Hits it long and is a good putter with a solid short game Loves to compete Has had excellent success in 2015 and early 2016 in amateur events while redshirting at Cal Expected to be a major contributor once he returns to the lineup Has gained a tremendous amount of confidence since beginning his Cal career Had an outstanding junior career in which he defeated several All-Americans as well as top college and amateur players Has a history of going low especially in final rounds of events Good, fundamental golf swing Working hard to become an even stronger player A high achiever with big expectations for himself DOYLE S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish T6 (Arizona Intercollegiate) Fall 2015 Did Not Play Totals T6 (Arizona Intercollegiate) CAL CAREER (FALL 2014 FALL 2015) Stats 8 stroke-play events, 25 rounds, 1846 strokes, stroke average Top-10 Finishes 1 (T6th, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 210, -3 (Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 299, +19 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 67 (Arizona Intercollegiate Third Round, Spring 2015) Pac-12 Championships 1 (T56th, Spring 2015) (SOPHOMORE) Redshirting Will not play (FRESHMAN) Stats 8 stroke-play events, 25 rounds, 1846 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 431 Golfweek/Sagarin Top-10 Finishes 1 (T6th, Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 210, -3 (Arizona Intercollegiate, Spring 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 299, +19 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 67 (Arizona Intercollegiate Third Round, Spring 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (176) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (2-25-0), vs. Top 50 (3-48-0), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Recorded his best finish and lowest 54-hole score ( , -3) when he tied for sixth in the team s spring opener at the Arizona Intercollegiate while playing in the No. 1 spot in the lineup Shot under par in four rounds and even-par in a fifth Played in five of the team s eight events in the spring after playing in three of five in the fall Men's Golf Annual Report

23 6. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , -3)... shot six-under par 29 with two eagles and four birdies on his first-round front nine and 30 on his third-round front nine T30. Western Intercollegiate ( , +8) T35. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , E) T41. Windon Memorial ( , +9) T48. National Invitational Tournament ( , +10) T50. Aggie Invitational ( , +20) T56. Pac-12 Championships ( , +19) *T62. Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ( , +12) *Played as individual CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 5 California, No. 68 US, No. 300 World T9. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) T20. Saguaro Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 31 California, No. 242 US, No. 540 World 1. Christmas Classic ( ) 1. Contra Costa County Amateur ( )... won in a playoff T7. Saguaro Amateur ( )... second-round 64 was the best score of the event s first two rounds T9. Los Angeles City Championship ( ) T10. St. Augustine Amateur ( ) Round of 32. California Amateur T16/DNQ. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier ( )... San Diego Country Club, San Diego, Calif. T36. Trans-Mississippi Championship ( ) T43. Long Beach Open ( , -5)... tied for the second-lowest amateur in professional golf event T52/MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) 78. Sahalee Players Championship ( , +21) T131/MC. Southern Amateur ( ) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 34 California, No. 191 US, No. 420 World 1/Qualifier. U.S. Open Local Qualifying (67, -4) Barona Creek Golf Club, Lakeside, Calif. T1/Qualifier. U.S. Amateur Local Qualifying ( ) San Diego Country Club, Chula Vista, Calif. T5. New Year s Invitational ( ) T9. Western Junior Championship ( , +2) T10. Corey Pavin Southern California Invitational ( ) T14. Long Beach City Men s Championship ( , -5) 17. SCGA Amateur ( ) T22. AJGA Junior Players Championship ( ) T24. U.S. Open Sectional Qualifying ( ) Lake Merced Golf Club, Daly City, Calif./TPC Harding Park, San Francisco, Calif. Round of 64. Pacific Northwest Amateur MC. U.S. Amateur ( ) MC. California State Open ( , +5) T94/MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) DNQ. Long Beach Open Amateur Qualifying Tournament (73) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 133 California Ranked as high as No. 48 on the Junior Golf Scoreboard 2. Toyota Tour Cup Championship ( ) 2. USGA Junior Amateur Qualifier ( ) Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif. T7. SCGA Amateur ( ) 10. AJGA Winn Grips Heather Farr Classic ( ) T13. Western Junior Amateur ( ) 22. Callaway Junior World Championship ( ) T22. AJGA Junior Players Championship ( ) Eddie Hogan Cup ( ) 2011 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 86 California T9. SCGA Amateur ( ) Round of 16. California Amateur (LA JOLLA HS) Team won San Diego Section Division II title as a 2014 senior Earned San Diego Union-Tribune Player of the Year recognition after capturing San Diego Section individual medalist honors during his 2013 junior campaign ( ) Named a Future Collegians World Tour (FCWT) Academic All-American and earned a spot on the HP Scholastic Honor Roll as a 2013 junior Inducted into the Cum Laude Society OTHER Full name is Bennett Patrick Doyle Born September 8, 1995, in San Diego, Calif. Intending to major in business administration at Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are Mark and Lenna Doyle Three-time club champion at San Diego Country Club Played youth football until the age of Men's Golf Annual Report 21

24 STEPHEN GRIGGS 5-10, 165, So., TR Sacramento, CA (TCU/Jesuit HS) Griggs is the first legacy player in the Cal program having followed his father, Chris, onto the Cal men's golf team. Griggs walked on and made the Cal squad in the fall of 2015 after spending two academic years at TCU including one campaign on the school s golf team in Griggs amateur career includes a win at the Stockton City Championship in 2015 after taking third at the Contra Costa Amateur and tying for fourth at the Christmas Classic in COACH COMMENTS/NOTES An extremely hard worker Has tremendous passion for the game Excellent teammate CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (SOPHOMORE) Did not play (TCU) Played in two tournaments as an individual during his lone season with the program AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 146 California, No US, No World Posted his first amateur victory and five top- 20 finishes 1. Stockton City Championship ( )... first amateur victory T6. Oakland City Amateur Golf Championship ( ) T17. Bayonet Black Horse Amateur ( ) T18. Northern Amateur ( ) T19. Memorial Amateur ( ) T52/MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 227 California 3. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) T4. Christmas Classic ( ) Round of 32. NCGA Amateur Match Play Monterey County Four-Ball ( )... played with his father, Chris Griggs T14. California Medal Play Championship ( ) 2012 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 292 California T12. Tour Championship ( ) Round of 32. San Francisco City Championship OTHER Full name is Stephen Griggs Born June 12, 1994, in Monterey, Calif. Intended major is applied math Parents are Chris and Stacey Griggs Father, Chris, played men s golf at Cal for head coach Steve Desimone from Men's Golf Annual Report

25 WALKER HUDDY CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 6-2, 200, Jr., 2L Studio City, CA (Calabasas HS) Huddy has spent most of the past two falls in the Cal lineup playing eight of 10 possible events during the fall of 2014 and 2015, and he is expected to be in the mix for a lineup spot in the spring of Huddy had his best 54-hole performance in the fall of 2015 when he shot a six-under par 207 at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational. He also had a hot stretch at the beginning of the fall in 2014 with back-to-back career-high-tying tied for 12th place finishes at the Gopher Invitational and Windon Memorial. In addition, Huddy has played some notable amateur golf, including two appearances at the U.S. Amateur and one at the U.S. Junior Amateur. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Fits the mold of a Cal golfer as a high achiever and a hard worker both on and off the course Smart player who understands the game and knows what he needs to do to improve including his ballstriking where he has made great strides Strengths are length off the tee, a much improved golf swing and better consistency Solid on the greens Has a great deal of potential with much more room for his game to grow Has worked himself into excellent physical shape Has been in and out of the lineup throughout his career Redshirted as a sophomore in to work on his game and gain admission into Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business after contributing on the course as a true freshman in HUDDY S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish T29 (Gopher Inv., Western Inter.) Did Not Play T12 (Gopher Inv., Windon Memorial) Fall T19 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational) Totals T12 (Gopher Inv., Windon Memorial) CAL CAREER (FALL 2011 FALL 2015) Stats 11 stroke-play events, 33 rounds, 2417 strokes, stroke average Top Finish T12th, twice (Gopher Invitational, Fall 2014; Windon Memorial, Fall 2014) Low 54-Hole Score 207, -6 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 67 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational Third Round, Fall 2015) Has played in eight of 10 possible fall events in 2014 and 2015 while 10 his 11 career outings have been in the fall FALL 2015 (JUNIOR) Stats 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 884 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 531 Golfweek Top Finish T19th (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 207, -6 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 67 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational Third Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (265) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-10-0), vs. Top 50 (1-28-0), vs. Top 100 (3-50-0), vs. Overall ( ) Tied for third on team with his four events and 12 rounds of play Men's Golf Annual Report 23

26 Shot under par in five of 12 rounds including all three of his rounds at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational with one other even round to give him half of his rounds at par or better T19. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -6) T37. Inverness Intercollegiate ( , +15) T51. Nick Watney Invitational ( , +5) T59. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , +15) (SOPHOMORE) Stats 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 865 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 13 Golfweek/Sagarin* Top Finish T12th, twice (Gopher Invitational, Fall 2014; Windon Memorial, Fall 2014) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (94)* Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-6-0), vs. Top 50 (1-9-1), vs. Top 100 (5-17-2), vs. Overall ( ) Earned Cal s honor for the top GPA on the team at the Student-Athlete Academic Honors Luncheon Third on the team with a stroke average Shot under par in four of 12 rounds and was even-par in a fifth *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings T12. Gopher Invitational ( , +7) T12. Windon Memorial ( , +1) T35. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , +5) T39. Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ( , +6) (SOPHOMORE) Redshirted to focus on gaining admission into Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business and work on his golf game Did not play (FRESHMAN) Stats 3 stroke-play events, 9 rounds, 668 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 11 Golfweek* Top Finish T29th, twice (Gopher Invitational, Western Intercollegiate) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (10)* Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-28-0), vs. Top 50 (5-40-1), vs. Top 100 (8-61-2), vs. Overall ( ) Played himself into the lineup at the beginning of his collegiate career after a tremendous 2012 summer of amateur golf that carried over into his rookie collegiate campaign *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings T29. Gopher Invitational ( , +13) T29. Western Intercollegiate ( , +8) T54. PING/Golfweek Preview ( , +11) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 9 California 8. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 143 California, No. 673 US, No World Quarterfinals. NCGA Amateur Match Play Championship T10/DNQ. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying ( , -3)... Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club, Santa Rosa, Calif. T21. California State Fair Amateur ( , -2) T27. Pacific Coast Amateur ( ) T41. Sahalee Players Championship ( , +13) T73/MC. Monroe Invitational ( , +18) T80/MC. Trans-Mississippi Championship ( ) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 43 California, No. 195 US, No. 426 World 2/Qualifier. U.S. Amateur Qualifier ( )... Castlewood Country Club, Pleasanton, Calif. 5. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) T9. California State Fair Amateur ( ) Round of 16. San Francisco City Championship T15. Trans-Mississippi Championship ( )... tournament shortened to 36 holes due to inclement weather T25. Pacific Coast Amateur ( ) T40. Monroe Invitational ( ) T95. U.S. Amateur ( ) T104. California Amateur ( ) T134. Southwestern Amateur ( ) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 148 California, No. 622 US, No World 5. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) T6. Monterey City Amateur ( ) T9. Los Angeles City Golf Championship ( ) T30. Southwestern Amateur ( ) T40. California State Fair Amateur ( ) 2012 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 90 California, No. 481 US, No. 998 World Second in the long drive contest at the Big I National Championship at 307 yards 2/Qualifier. U.S. Amateur Qualifying ( )... North Ranch Country Club, Westlake Village, Calif. 2. Big I National Championship ( ) T2. Rancho Santa Margarita Amateur ( ) T4. Pasadena City Championship ( ) T3. Palm Spring Desert Amateur ( , -3) 7. AJGA ClubCorp Mission Hills Desert Junior ( ) T8. California State Fair Amateur ( ) 10. Palm Springs City Championship ( ) T14. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) T68. U.S. Amateur ( ) T112. California Amateur ( ) 2011 Member of AJGA HP Scholastic Honor Roll for the second consecutive year Ranked as high as No. 108 nationally by Golfweek and No. 112 in the AJGA Polo Golf rankings 2. Los Angeles City Junior Championship ( ) 3. AJGA Aspen Junior Classic ( ) 3. AJGA at Diablo Grande ( ) 5. Toyota Tour Cup Championship at Silver Rock ( ) 2010 Member of AJGA HP Scholastic Honor Roll for the first of two consecutive years 2. SCPGA Desert Open ( ) 2/Qualifier. U.S. Junior Amateur Qualifier ( )... Spring Valley Lake Country Club, Victorville, Calif (CALABASAS HS) Spent the last three years of his prep career at Calabasas High School after attending Notre Dame High School for his freshman season Spent the academic year practicing at The Palms Golf Club while taking his prep classes online Won the Marmonte League title ( ) as a 2009 sophomore and was named the conference MVP as his team went on to a CIF Southern Section title Finished second in the Marmonte League Tournament ( ) as a 2010 junior Completed his prep career with a 72.9 scoring average OTHER Full name is Walker Amelon Huddy Born August 28, 1993, in Los Angeles, Calif. Majoring in business administration at Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are Robert and Deborah Huddy Older brother is Addison Huddy Men's Golf Annual Report

27 TANNER HUGHES CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 5-10, 145, Fr., RS Livermore, CA (Foothill HS) HUGHES CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Did Not Play Fall T42 (Nick Watney Invitational) Totals T42 (Nick Watney Invitational) Hughes made his collegiate debut playing as an individual at the Nick Watney Invitational in the fall of 2015 and is expected to play a growing role on the team moving into the future after redshirting his first season at Cal in Hughes made a quite notable showing in amateur events in 2014 when he became the first player to ever win AmateurGolf.com titles at both the Christmas Classic and Tour Championship in the same calendar year and subsequently capture AmateurGolf.com Player of the Year honors. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES On the cusp of breaking into the lineup and expected to be in the mix for a lineup spot moving forward after redshirting as a true freshman in An excellent ball striker and good putter with an improving short game who loves to compete and is working hard to improve on other areas of his game Has a history of low scores in final rounds Had an outstanding junior career in which he defeated several All-Americans as well as top college and amateur players CAL CAREER (FALL 2014 FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Stats 1 stroke-play event, 3 rounds, 216 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 63 Golfweek* Top Finish T42nd, Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015 Low 54-Hole Score 216, +3 (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 68 (Nick Watney Invitational Third Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (103)* Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (0-0-0), vs. Top 50 (0-1-0), vs. Top 100 (0-2-0), vs. Overall ( ) Made his collegiate debut when he played as an individual at the Nick Watney Invitational *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings T42. Nick Watney Invitational ( , +3)... played as individual (FRESHMAN) Redshirted Did not play AMATEUR 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 25 California T17. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 211 California, No US, No World T2. Tour Championship Presented By Callaway Golf ( ) T24. Christmas Classic ( ) T27. Memorial Amateur ( ) T52/MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) MC. NCGA Amateur Stroke Play ( , +15) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 44 California, No. 250 US, No. 537 World AmateurGolf.com Player of the Year First player to ever win AmateurGolf.com titles at both the Christmas Classic and Tour Championship presented by Callaway Golf in the same calendar year Has been ranked among the top 100 in the nation and top five in California in the AJGA Polo Golf rankings 1. Christmas Classic ( ) 1. Tour Championship ( ) T14. California State Fair Amateur ( ) Round of 16. San Francisco City Championship Round of 32. California Amateur T18. Pacific Coast Amateur ( ) T24. Cardinal Amateur ( ) Round of 64. Pacific Northwest Amateur DNQ. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifier ( , -7)... Castlewood Country Club, Pleasanton, Calif. Visit Tanner Hughes bio on CalBears.com for amateur highlights prior to 2014 and high school information. OTHER Full name is Tanner Robert Hughes Born January 19, 1996, in Santa Maria, Calif. Intending to major in business administration at Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are John and Pamela Hughes Father played in several PGA TOUR events after an All-American collegiate career at San Diego State and was director of golf at Castlewood Country Club for 17 years Men's Golf Annual Report 25

28 KK LIMBHASUT 6-0, 200, So., 1L Loma Linda, CA (Redlands HS) Pronunciation: lim-paw-soot Limbhasut has been one of Cal s top players since his arrival in the fall of 2014 after a stellar junior career. He has been in the lineup in 17 of 18 possible events at Cal with the lone exception coming in the fall of 2015 when he played at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship representing his home country of Thailand. Limbhasut has six top-five and 10 top-10 finishes through the fall of 2015 including his first career win at the Aggie Invitational in the spring of He earned Division I PING All-West Region, honorable mention All-Pac-12, Pac-12 All-Freshman, and the team s Newcomer of the Year honors in when he tied for the best showing ever by a Cal freshman at both an NCAA Regional and the Pac-12 Championships, tying for fourth and tying for sixth, respectively. He ended the fall of 2015 as the team s top nationally-ranked player at No. 35 according to Golfweek/Sagarin and No. 50 by Golfstat. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES A solid player that does everything well and has no major weaknesses in his game Loves to compete Displays a tremendous short game that is arguably one of the best in college golf and is an excellent putter A great ball striker that possesses excellent distance control with all of his irons Has a tremendous passion for the game of golf Understands how to win and play the game with excellent course management skills Tremendous teammate who is moving into a leadership position Has many strengths with his top strength possibly his even-keeled temperament LIMBHAUST S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish (Aggie Invitational) Fall (Inverness Intercollegiate) Totals (Aggie Invitational) Falling in line with the players that came through Cal during the school s golden era from In addition to a strong start to collegiate career has a tremendous upside and is expected to continue incremental improvement in all areas of his game Developmental progression has exceeded expectations CAL CAREER (FALL 2014 FALL 2015) Stats 17 stroke-play events, 52 rounds, 3717 strokes, stroke average Individual Medalist Honors 1 (Aggie Invitational, Spring 2015) Top-10 Finishes 10 with 6 in Top 5 (1st, Aggie Invitational, Spring 2015; 4th, National Invitational Tournament, Spring 2015; T4th, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014; T4th, John A. Burns Intercollegiate, Spring 2015; T4th, NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015; 5th, Inverness Intercollegiate, Fall 2015; T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; T6th, Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015; 7th, Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015; T9th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 8 (1st, Aggie Invitational, Spring 2015; 4th, National Invitational Tournament, Spring 2015; T4th, NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015; 5th, Inverness Intercollegiate, Fall 2015; *T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; T6th, Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015; 7th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015; T13th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2014) *Co-Top Finisher Low 54-Hole Score 202, -11 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 293, +5 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 66, four times (Pac-12 Championships Third Round, Spring 2015; NCAA Lubbock Regional First Round, Spring 2015; Alister MacKenzie Invitational Second And Third Rounds, Fall 2015) NCAA Regionals 1 (T4th, 2015 NCAA Lubbock Regional) Pac-12 Championships 1 (T6th, 2015) FALL 2015 (SOPHOMORE) Stats 4 stroke-play events, 12 rounds, 854 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 35 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 50 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 4 with 1 in Top 5 (5th, Inverness Intercollegiate, Fall 2015; T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; 7th, Allister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015; T9th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 3 (5th, Inverness Intercollegiate, Fall 2015; *T6th, Gopher Invitational, Fall 2015; 7th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015) *Co-Top Finisher Low 54-Hole Score 202, -11 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 66, twice (Alister MacKenzie Invitational Second And Third Rounds, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank 169 Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (4-4-0), vs. Top 50 (9-8-1), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs Men's Golf Annual Report

29 Overall ( ) Posted a team-high four top-10 finishes in each of his four events Missed his lone event ever at Cal at the Nick Watney Invitational to become the first Cal player to ever participate in the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship representing Thailand Registered a stroke average that was second on the team.04 behind Collin Morikawa The top Cal player on the leaderboard a team-high three times in his four events Shot par or better in eight of his 12 rounds and was under par on six occasions Had at least one round of par or better in all four events and at least one round under par three times Played in the squad s top spot in the lineup a team-high-tying twice 5. Inverness Intercollegiate ( , +4) T6. Gopher Invitational ( , +5) 7. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -11) T9. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , +1) (FRESHMAN) Stats 13 stroke-play events, 40 rounds, 2863 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 77 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 92 Golfstat Individual Medalist Honors 1 (Aggie Invitational) Top-10 Finishes 6 with 5 in Top 5 (1st, Aggie Invitational; 4th, National Invitational Tournament; T4th, Windon Memorial; T4th, John A. Burns Intercollegiate; T4th, NCAA Lubbock Regional; T6th, Pac-12 Championships) Cal s Top Finisher 5 (1st, Aggie Invitational; 4th, National Invitational Tournament; T4th, NCAA Lubbock Regional; T6th, Pac-12 Championships; T13th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational) Low 54-Hole Score 208, -5 (NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015) Low 72-Hole Score 293, +5 (Pac-12 Championships, Spring 2015) Low Round 66, twice (Pac-12 Championships Third Round, Spring 2015; NCAA Lubbock Regional First Round, Spring 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (146) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (9-34-4), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Earned Division I PING All-West Region, honorable mention All-Pac-12, Pac-12 All- Freshman, and the team s Newcomer of the Year honors Registered team highs of five Top 5, six Top 10 and eight Top 15 finishes to lead Cal in all three categories while also pacing the Bears with a stroke average Recorded his first career victory at the Aggie Invitational Tied for the best showing ever by a Cal freshman at both an NCAA Regional and the Pac-12 Championships, tying for fourth and tying for sixth, respectively Tied for the top spot by a player not from an advancing team at the NCAA Lubbock Regional but was defeated on the first playoff hole The top Cal player on the leaderboard a team-high five times including four of the squad s last six events Shot par or better in 24 of 40 rounds and was under par on 16 occasions Had at least one round of par or better in 12 of 13 events and at least one round under par 11 times Played in the squad s top spot in the lineup a team-high five times The only Cal player in the lineup for each of the team s 13 events and 40 rounds, tying for fifth nationally in total rounds played 1. Aggie Invitational ( , -2) 4. National Invitational Tournament ( , -3) T4. John A. Burns Intercollegiate ( , -4) T4. NCAA Lubbock Regional ( , -5) T4. Windon Memorial ( , -1) T6. Pac-12 Championships ( , E) T11. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -1) T13. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , -5) T23. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , +4) T30. Gopher Invitational ( , +14) T34. Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ( , +4) T34. Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters ( , +1) T67. Western Intercollegiate ( , +18) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 T3. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 89 World Became the first Cal player to compete at the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship for Thailand in October of Trans-Mississippi Championship ( , -9)... tied for lead with Cal teammate Collin Morikawa after second round T3. California State Fair Amateur ( , -8)... co-leader after first round, led by one stroke after second round T14/DNQ. U.S. Open Local Qualifying (71, -1)... Silverado Resort and Spa, Napa, Calif. T8. Christmas Classic ( ) Round of 16. California Amateur... tied for second in stroke-play portion of event ( , -5) T11. Tour Championship ( ) T16. U.S. Amateur Section Qualifier ( )... Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club, Santa Rosa, Calif. 19. Pacific Coast Amateur ( , +7) T21. Sunnehanna Amateur ( , -3) T26. Monroe Invitational ( , +8) T39. Asia Pacific Amateur Championship ( , +2)... final round cancelled, weather T41. Sahalee Players Championship ( , +13) T51. Western Amateur ( , +2) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 65 California, No. 326 US, No. 705 World First-Team Rolex Junior All-American Played for West team at the Wyndham Cup with East and West finishing in a tie Named Golfweek Junior Boys Player of the Week after winning AJGA Winn Grips Heather Farr Classic CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 1. AJGA Winn Grips Heather Farr Classic ( )... birdied 17th and 18th holes on third and final round to win by one stroke 1. Western Junior Championship ( )... won by eight shots and broke Bobby Jones tournament record T1. Rancho Santa Margarita Amateur ( ) 2. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) 2. Footjoy Invitational ( ) 3. California State Fair Amateur ( ) T5. Corey Pavin Southern California Invitational ( ) T10. AJGA Rolex TOC ( ) T16/DNQ. U.S. Amateur Section Qualifier ( )... Mission Viejo Country Club, Mission Viejo, Calif. T51. Western Amateur ( ) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 242 California Second-Team Rolex Junior All-American SCGA Toyota Tour Cup Player of the Year 1. Toyota Tour Cup at Bella Collina ( ) 1. Toyota Tour Cup at Indian Wells ( ) 1. Palm Springs Amateur ( ) T1. Toyota Tour Cup at Olivas ( )... lost in playoff 2. Toyota Tour Cup at Cypress Ridge ( ) 2. Toyota Tour Cup at Westin Mission Hills ( ) 2. Coronado City Championship ( ) T8. San Diego County Amateur at Aviara ( ) T10. Rancho Santa Margarita Amateur ( ) T40. AJGA Junior Players Championship ( ) 2012 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 214 California 1. AJGA Under Armour/Gary Woodland Championship ( )... birdied the 18th hole and won by one stroke 1. Jones Cup Junior ( )... third and final round cancelled due to weather 1. Palm Springs Amateur ( ) 1. Rancho Santa Margarita Amateur ( ) 6. Callaway Junior World Golf Championship ( ) T12. Junior America's Cup ( ) 2011 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 115 California 9. Footjoy Invitational ( ) T19. Junior America's Cup ( ) 2010 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. T333 California 1. Toyota Tour Cup at Classic Club ( ) 1. Toyota Tour Cup Championship ( ) 2. AJGA Midwest Junior Players Championship ( ) T4. AJGA Coca-Cola Junior Championship ( ) T5. AJGA McArthur Towel ( ) 6. AJGA Emerson Junior Golf Classic ( ) Visit KK Limbhasut bio on CalBears.com for high school information. OTHER Full name is Khemkhon Limbhasut Born January 26, 1996, in Bangkok, Thailand Intending to major in business administration at Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are Kittipat and Rawewan Limbhasut, while his sister is Kwan Limbhasut Men's Golf Annual Report 27

30 COLLIN MORIKAWA 5-9, 170, Fr., HS La Cañada Flintridge, CA (La Cañada HS) Pronunciation: MORE-uh-cow-uh Morikawa got off to an excellent start at Cal with top-20 finishes in each of his first five events in the fall of 2015 including an impressive performance at the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational when he led the event after each of the first two rounds before settling for a tied for seventh place finish. Morikawa played in the top spot in the lineup a team-high-tying twice and led the club with a stroke average. Morikawa entered Cal on a roll after a strong summer of amateur play in 2015 including a victory at the Trans-Mississippi Championship in which he set and then equaled the record for the best round in the tournament in each of his final three rounds. He also played in the 2015 U.S. Amateur and prestigious Junior Invitational at Sage Valley Golf Club that features the world s top juniors. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Has lived up to the hype of his tremendous junior and amateur career prior to arriving at Cal Loves to compete Has a great sense and understanding of the game of golf as well as tremendous passion Displays a firm grasp of his strengths and weaknesses and is working diligently to turn his weaknesses into strengths Has a wonderful golf swing and is an excellent putter Extremely focused and unflappable CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Stats 5 stroke-play events, 15 rounds, 1067 strokes, stroke average Rankings (End of Fall 2015) No. 73 Golfweek/Sagarin, No. 84 Golfstat Top-10 Finishes 3 (T6th, Nick Watney MORIKAWA S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Fall T6 (Nick Watney Invitational) Totals T6 (Nick Watney Invitational) Invitational, Fall 2015; T7th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015; 9th, Inverness Intercollegiate, Fall 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 2 (T6th, Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015; T7th, Tavistock Collegiate Invitational, Fall 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 205, -8 (Nick Watney Invitational, Fall 2015) Low Round 65 (Alister MacKenzie Invitational First Round, Fall 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (256) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (3-6-1), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Registered a team-leading stroke average Cal s second-highest nationally ranked player at the end of the fall of 2015 behind KK Limbhasut One of only two Cal players along with Sebastian Crampton to participate in all five events and 15 rounds during the fall of 2015 Recorded three top-10 finishes and a teambest five top-20 showings Cal s top finisher in two of the team s last three events Shot under par in eight of 15 rounds including six in a row at one point spanning three tournaments (Inverness Intercollegiate, Nick Watney Invitational, Alister MacKenzie Invitational) and had at least one round under par in each of the last four events Had his top collegiate round in the string of six consecutive under-par rounds with a six-under par 65 in the opening round of the MacKenzie Invitational Had an opening round of 67 or better in each of his last three tournaments Led the prestigious Tavistock Collegiate Invitational after each of the first two rounds with his opening-round five-under par 67 the best round of the tournament before eventually settling for a tied for seventh place finish Played in the squad s top spot in the lineup a team-high-tying two times in back-to-back events at the Nick Watney Invitational and Alister MacKenzie Invitational T6. Nick Watney Invitational ( , -8) T7. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , E) 9. Inverness Intercollegiate ( , +6) T17. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , -7) T17. Gopher Invitational ( , +8) Men's Golf Annual Report

31 AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2016 AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 2 California CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 1. Silicon Valley Amateur ( ) 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 11 California, No. 54 US, No. 120 World 1. Trans-Mississippi Championship ( , -18)... set and then equaled the competitive course record in each of his last three rounds... won by seven strokes 2. U.S. Amateur Sectional Qualifying ( , -4)... Crystalaire Country Club, Llano, Calif. T3. AJGA Thunderbird Invitational ( , -7) T4. AJGA Rolex TOC ( , +5) T11. Patriot All-America ( , +5) T16. California State Fair Amateur ( , -3) T18. Southwestern Amateur ( ) T27. Pacific Coast Amateur ( , +11) T36. Junior Invitational At Sage Valley Golf Club ( , +13)... second appearance in as many seasons in the top ranked junior event in the world located 30 minutes from where the Masters is played at Augusta National Golf Club T57/MC. Western Amateur ( , +2) T89/MC. U.S. Amateur ( , +5) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 168 California, No. 447 US, No. 937 World AJGA honorable mention All-American Represented the West in the AJGA Wyndham Cup for the second straight year 2. Corey Pavin Southern California Invitational ( ) 3. AJGA Rolex TOC ( ) T9. AJGA Thunderbird Invitational Junior ( ) T34. Western Amateur ( ) T48. Junior Invitational At Sage Valley Golf Club ( , +32) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 31 California, No. 124 US, No. 254 World AJGA First-Team All-American Represented the West in the AJGA Wyndham Cup for the first of two straight years Earned SCPGA Curtis Cup Player of the Year honors 1. Western Junior Championship ( ) 5. AJGA Junior PLAYERS Championship ( ) T9. AJGA FootJoy Invitational ( ) (LA CAÑADA HS) Won the Champions Invitational hosted by Wilson High School in Long Beach as a 2015 senior by an amazing 14 shots with his performance including an opening-round 61 Four-time Rio Hondo League Most Valuable Player Finished 29th (78, +7) in the state as a senior in his final prep event at the CIF State Golf Tournament OTHER Full name is Collin Matthew Morikawa Born February 6, 1997, in Los Angeles, Calif. Intending to major in business administration at Cal's prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are Blaine and Debbie Morikawa Men's Golf Annual Report 29

32 ALEX PARK 5-9, 155, Fr., HS Vancouver, Canada (St. George s School) Park came to Cal after playing multiple sports as a prep at St. George s School in Vancouver, British Columbia. He did not play in the fall of 2015 as he continues to adjust to the collegiate level of golf. Prior to arriving at Cal, he had a strong junior career that included 2014 victories at the AJGA Lessing's Classic Open and MJT Season Opener. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES A high achiever who is narrowing his focus to golf after being a multiple-sport athlete as a prep Working hard at proving himself at the collegiate level CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Did not play AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 T4. CN Future Links Western Championship ( , +11) T17. The Yang Foundation Junior at Yorba Linda ( , +9) T29. Junior America s Cup ( , +4)... played for a British Columbia team that tied for fourth T37. AJGA ACDS Ryan Moore Championship at Oakbrook ( , +15) T74/MC. AJGA Rolex TOC ( , +15) MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) MC. Winn Grips Heather Farr Classic ( ) AJGA Lessing s Classic Open ( ) 1. MJT Season Opener ( ) T10. BBCN Bank Junior Open ( ) T10. CN Future Links Western Championship ( , +4) T42. CN Future Links Pacific Championship ( , +27) T46. British Columbia Junior Boys Championship ( ) T72. Canadian Junior Boys Championship ( ) MC. International Junior Masters ( ) 2013 Finished as the top golfer on the Canadian Junior Order of Merit 3. CJGA Mizuno Nationals ( ) (ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL) Multiple-sport student-athlete who participated in golf, freestyle skiing, tennis and volleyball to earn his school s Sportsman of the Year honors as a sophomore in 2013 Named his team s Most Valuable Player in both golf and volleyball during his sophomore campaign, while he won individual event titles on the slopes and the tennis court OTHER Full name is Alex Park Born August 12, 1997, in Vancouver, Canada Intending to major in business administration at Cal's prestigious Haas School of Business Parents are Ken and Julie Park Men's Golf Annual Report

33 CAMERON SHAW CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 5-8, 150, Sr., 2L Derby, England (Repton School) Shaw is looking to follow up a promising season with a breakout 2016 spring after missing last fall due to injuries. His up-and-down Cal career has included sharing individual medalist honors at the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate after tying for second in his previous event at the Windon Memorial in the fall of 2014 among seven finishes in the top 25 in his first eight events of the season. But he has also missed many events due to illness and injuries including the entire 2015 fall campaign. Shaw was named the team's Most Improved Player in when he had the opportunity to learn the team's culture and develop as a player during what was essentially his redshirt season. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Has had an up-and-down collegiate career that has included some brilliant golf but been hampered by injuries and illness Broke into the lineup in but did not play in the fall of 2015 due to injury Passionate about the game of golf and driven to be a great player with a tremendous work ethic Has a classic golf swing and has worked with Peter Cowen, one of the most respected golf instructors in the world who works with some of the game s best including Lee Westwood and Henrik Stenson An excellent ball striker who hits the ball medium long and very straight Has worked hard and diligently on all areas of his game after coming to Cal somewhat unrefined and under the radar Still looking to improve his short game inside 100 yards, which will be the top objective moving forward SHAW S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Did Not Play T15 (Western Intercollegiate) T1 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate) Fall 2015 Did Not Play Totals T1 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate) Understands the culture of Cal men s golf and what it takes to get his game to the next level An excellent putter especially inside 10 feet Succeeded both on and off the course in the rigors of the U.K. school system and has become a stronger player once he has been able to put the time in on the golf course within the American school system CAL CAREER (FALL 2012 FALL 2015) Stats 13 stroke-play events, 39 rounds, 2853 strokes, stroke average Individual Medalist Honors 1 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014)* *co-individual medalist Top-10 Finishes 2 with 2 in Top 5 (T1st, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014; T2nd, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014) Cal s Top Finisher 2 (T1st, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014; T2nd, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014) Low 54-Hole Score 204, -6 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014) Low Round 65, twice (Windon Memorial Third Round, Fall 2014; Itani Quality Homes Collegiate Second Round, Fall 2014) NCAA Regionals 1 (T71st, NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015) FALL 2015 (SENIOR) Did not play (JUNIOR) Stats 11 events, 33 rounds, 2414 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 323 Golfweek/Sagarin Top-10 Finishes 2 with 2 in Top 5 (T1st, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014; T2nd, Windon Memorial, Fall 2014) Cal s Top Finisher 2 (T1st, Itani Quality Homes Collegiate; T2nd, Windon Memorial) Low 54-Hole Score 204, -6 (Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, Fall 2014) Men's Golf Annual Report 31

34 Low Round 65, twice (Windon Memorial Third Round, Fall 2014; Itani Quality Homes Collegiate Second Round, Fall 2014) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (172) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (5-35-1), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Registered career-high totals of 11 events and 33 rounds played Shot under par in 10 of 33 rounds including eight of 15 in the fall Finished in the top 25 in seven of his first eight events Named GolfChannel.com s National Player of the Week after winning his first collegiate event by sharing individual medalist honors at the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate The only Cal player to lead the team twice in the fall of 2014, adding a tied for second place showing at the Windon Memorial Posted a rare albatross (double eagle) and the first in the history of the Cal men s golf program during his third and final round of the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate when he holed a blind 258-yard 2-iron on his second shot on the par-five 10th hole at Palouse Ridge Golf Club T1. Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ( , -6) T2. Windon Memorial ( , -4) T15. Alister MacKenzie Invitational ( , E) T17. John A. Burns Intercollegiate ( , +4) T20. National Invitational Tournament ( , +3) T22. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational ( , -3) T24. Gopher Invitational ( , +12) T42. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , +8) T71. Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters ( , +10) T71. NCAA Lubbock Regional ( , +17) 82. Western Intercollegiate ( , +27) (SOPHOMORE) Stats 2 events, 6 rounds, 439 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 32 Golfweek/Sagarin* Top Finish T15th (Western Intercollegiate) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (67)* Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (2-6-0), vs. Top 50 (4-11-0), vs. Top 100 (9-18-1), vs. Overall ( ) Made collegiate debut at Gopher Invitational and also played as an individual at Western Intercollegiate and had a season-best 15thplace finish that was better than all players in the Cal lineup other than ninth-place Joël Stalter *Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with an asterisk for secondary list of players without enough rounds to qualify for primary rankings T15. Western Intercollegiate ( , +1) played as an individual T46. Gopher Invitational ( , +15) WD. Arizona Intercollegiate started the event as an individual but was forced to withdraw after nine holes due to wrist injury (FRESHMAN) Awarded team s Co-Most Improved Player Award along with Shotaro Ban despite not playing in an event AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No World T14. South of England Amateur ( , +4) T50. England Men s Amateur Championship (73, -1) MC/T234. British Amateur Championship ( , +11) MC. California State Fair Amateur ( ) MC. International European Amateur Championship ( , +3) MC. Brabazon Trophy ( , +15) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 400 World 1. Derbyshire Amateur ( ) T3/Qualifier. British Open Regional Qualifying ( ) T9. Alameda Commuters ( ) Round of 16. San Francisco City Championship T14. California State Fair Amateur ( ) 15. Berkshire Trophy ( ) T16. South of England Amateur Championship ( ) T20. Welsh Open Amateur ( ) T24. Tillman Trophy ( ) 76. English Men s Championship ( , +6) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 105 California, No. 463 USA, No. 898 World T2. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) T9. California State Fair Amateur ( ) Round of 16. San Francisco City Championship T25/Qualifier. British Open Regional Qualifying ( ) T32. Alameda Commuters ( ) 2012 Ranked No. 176 in the final European amateur rankings T5. Christmas Classic (73) tournament shortened to 18 holes due to inclement weather T21. British Boys Championship Carris Trophy ( ) T28. Palo Alto City Championship ( ) 2011 Played in the European Cup of Nations Unbeaten in match play for second consecutive season Shot a course-record 63 at his hometown Chevin Golf Club 1. Derbyshire Boys ( ) won by six shots opening-round 64 set a course record at Kedleston Park Golf Club 1. Midland (71) 10. British Boys Championship Carris Trophy Stroke Play ( ) Qualifier. British Boys Championship Carris Trophy Match Play 2010 Played in the European Cup of Nations Unbeaten in match play for the first of two consecutive seasons 1. Derbyshire Boys Under-16 ( ) 2008 UHS Schools national champion (REPTON SCHOOL) Averaged 71.2 strokes per round as a senior in Recognized as a Sports Scholar from OTHER Full name is Cameron John Shaw Born June 17, 1994, in Derby, England Majoring in legal studies Parents are Gary and Lindsey Shaw Brother, Angus Shaw, attends Repton School Men's Golf Annual Report

35 ALEXANDER WILSON CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS 6-1, 160, So., 1L Edinburgh, Scotland (Loretto School) Wilson broke into the Cal lineup in the spring of 2015 and showed tremendous potential with a pair of top-20 finishes including a tied for 11th-place showing at the prestigious Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters against one of the top fields in college golf. Wilson did not play in the fall of 2015 when despite playing well in qualifying he was unable to crack into the lineup. COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Extremely competitive golfer who likes to play against the best Has adjusted nicely to American college golf Enjoys being a part of the program and receiving the full Cal experience Was a member of the lineup in seven of the team s eight events in the spring of 2015 Has had moments where he has played extremely well but working on his consistency Has a good sense of humor CAL CAREER (FALL 2013 FALL 2015) Stats 8 stroke-play events, 24 rounds, 1778 strokes, stroke average Top Finish T11th (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 1 (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 213, -3 (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Low Round 69 (National Invitational Tournament Third Round, Spring 2015) NCAA Regionals 1 (T39th, NCAA Lubbock Regional, Spring 2015) Pac-12 Championships 1 (WD due to illness, Spring 2015) WILSON S CAL CAREER STATS Year Events Rounds Strokes Avg. Low Top Finish Did Not Play T11 (So. Highlands Coll. Masters) Fall 2015 Did Not Play Totals T11 (So. Highlands Coll. Masters) FALL 2015 (JUNIOR) Did not play (SOPHOMORE) Stats 8 stroke-play events, 24 rounds, 1778 strokes, stroke average Final Rankings No. 203 Golfweek/Sagarin Top Finish T11th (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Cal s Top Finisher 1 (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Low 54-Hole Score 213, -3 (Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Spring 2015) Low Round 69 (National Invitational Tournament Third Round, Spring 2015) Golfweek Rating Golfweek Schedule Rank (120) Golfweek Records vs. Top 25 (5-19-3), vs. Top 50 ( ), vs. Top 100 ( ), vs. Overall ( ) Earned Cal s Most Improved Player honors as he was awarded by the team for the second straight season following Newcomer of the Year recognition during his redshirt campaign as a true freshman Had an impressive and consistent performance at the prestigious Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters with three straight rounds of one-under par 71 that helped him tie for 11th competing against one of the top fields in college golf In the lineup for seven of the team's eight spring events Shot under par in five of 24 rounds and even par in another Men's Golf Annual Report 33

36 T11. Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters ( , -3) T17. National Invitational Tournament ( , +2) T26. Western Intercollegiate ( , +7) T27. Arizona Intercollegiate ( , +5) T37. John A. Burns Intercollegiate ( , +8) T39. NCAA Lubbock Regional ( , +3) T48. Aggie Invitational ( , +19) WD. Pac-12 Championships (81-WD , WD due to illness) (FRESHMAN) Redshirted Did not play but still named the team s Newcomer of the Year AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 573 World T14. Scottish Open Amateur ( )... tied for best final round T18. Swiss International Amateur ( ) MC/T52. California State Fair Amateur ( ) MC/T65. French Men s Amateur Stroke Play Championship ( , +11) MC/T81. St. Andrews Links Trophy (74, +2) MC/T89. British Amateur Championship ( , +3) 2014 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No World Round of 16. North of Ireland Amateur T16. Alameda Commuters ( ) T20. California State Fair Amateur ( ) Round of 128. South of Ireland Amateur 2013 A member of Scotland s 12-player Under-18 boys squad 4. Irish Boys Amateur Open ( ) 7. Contra Costa Amateur ( ) Round of 64. British Boys Championship 2011 High scorer (five of six points) for Scotland in an event against Wales, Holland and Ireland Selected to play against England in an international match 1. St Andrews Boys won five matches with final two on Old Course Second Round. Scottish Boys Championship (LORETTO SCHOOL) Attended the boarding school from 12 years of age until enrolling at Cal OTHER Full name is Alexander Patrick Wilson Born January 25, 1995, in Dublin, Ireland Intending to major in economics Parents are Neil and Sandra Wilson Has three older siblings brother Fredrick, and sisters Amber and Vogue Wilson Performed in a musical group at the 2014 Oski s with former Cal men s golf teammate Clayton Madey Men's Golf Annual Report

37 SEAN YU 6-1, 180, Fr., HS Taipei, Taiwan (Arrowhead Christian Academy) CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS Yu did not play at Cal in the fall of 2015 as a true freshman after arriving on campus following a stellar junior career that included a trip to match play at the 2013 U.S. Amateur and qualifying for the 2014 U.S. Junior Amateur. He also won a pair of Toyota Tour Cup events in 2014 and was fourth at the Los Angeles City Championship in COACH COMMENTS/NOTES Has a ton of talent that should emerge once he adjusts to the collegiate game Has a nice touch around the greens Will redshirt as a freshman to work on his game and academics CAL CAREER (FALL 2015) FALL 2015 (FRESHMAN) Did not play AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS 2015 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 207 California, No US, No World T4. Los Angeles City Championship ( ) T7. San Diego City Championship ( ) T8. AJGA Puerto Rico Junior Open ( ) T24. California State Fair Amateur ( , -1) T38. Western Junior Championship ( ) 61. Sahalee Players Championship ( , +25) T69. Porter Cup ( , +18) 2013 Final AmateurGolf.com Rankings No. 92 California, No. 334 US, No. 674 World Round of 64. U.S. Amateur 2012 Had a hole-in-one at Heartwell Golf Course in Long Beach on January (ARROWHEAD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY) Victoria League MVP and first-team All- Riverside County selection as a 2013 sophomore OTHER Full name is Sung Po Yu Born September 20, 1996, in Taipei, Taiwan Major is undeclared Parents are Chun Chen (John) Yu and Yu Fang (Teresa) Tang Toyota Tour Cup at Indian Wells ( ) 1. Toyota Tour Cup at Western Mission Hills Resort ( ) 2. AJGA River Junior ( ) T3. Big I National Championship ( ) 5. Los Angeles City Junior Championship ( ) Men's Golf Annual Report 35

38 All-Time roster ( Present) Ainbinder, Adam Albers, Bill Aldred, William present An, Byeong-Hun (An, Ben) Ancheta, Chris Arroyo, Dan Ban, Shotaro present Beck, Brandon Benvenuti, Joe Berkowitz, Jay Berkowitz, Jayme Boldt, Jason Buckles, Andre Burlison, Jay Carlyle, Scott Cheatham, Jamie present Cherney, Ben Choi, Eric Chun, Walter Cordova, Ted Coré, Jamie Coyle, Daniel Crampton, Sebastian present Cruikshank, Kevin Culin, Michael Curtis, Jeff Dahl, Ian Davies, Gareth Derian, Evan Douglas, Andrew Dowden, Kyle Doyle, Ben present Ellis, Matt Farris, Steve Fitzsimmons, Dave Flandermeyer, Greg Furth, Ben Gandranata, George Golditch, Scott Greve, Spencer Griggs, Chris Griggs, Stephen present Groff, Mike Guittard, Jay Hagy, Brandon Hahn, James Hale, Stephen Hamilton, Robert Hamm, Jeff Helgans, Alex Hexner, Devin Hoffer, Andrew Homa, Max Hood, Jeff Huddy, Walker present Huff, H. Phillip IV Hughes, Tanner present Hummelt, Jon Jensen, Chris Jensen, Michael Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Pace Johnson, Steve Kellund, Tim Kennaday, Tom Kilpatrick, Keelan Kim, Daniel Kim, Michael Kreindler, Daniel Kuehl, Ken Laduche, Xabi Larson, Garrett Lederer, Jon Lee, Bryan Lee, David Lee, Han Levin, Josh Lieberman, David Limbhasut, KK present Loop, Curtis Machi, Anthony MacLean, Bruce Madey, Clayton Maguire, Mark Maliwal, Akshay Mangum, Ben Marin, Nic Martin, Rob III McDonnell, Brian McMichael, Steve Mina, Eric Mindirgasov, Andrey Miyamoto, Craig Morikawa, Collin present Mullen, Rick Murphy, Brian Murphy, John Oda, Jeff O Riordan, Tim Park, Alex present Payet, Romain Phillips, Mark Rea, Brian Redner, Josh Reinsberg, Rick Rubenstein, Tode Ruda, Jesse Sanchez, Mark Sanders, Drew Schreiber, Matt Schunck, Christian Schweizer, John Serra, George Sevekow, Fred Shaw, Cameron present Skinner, Jim Stalter, Joël Summers, Stephen Svanberg, Fredrik Tan, Feldman Tate, Steven Thomas, Nick Thorson, Erick Tierney, Jamie Tomasulo, Peter Torrey, Lance Vetterick, Jeff Vivolo, Chad Volko, D.J Watanabe, Mark Yasuyuki Weaver, Michael West, Eric Westcoat, Brian White, Thayer Whittemore, Heath Wi, Charlie Williams, Josh Williams, Kelly Wilson, Alexander present Wilson, Michael Wolfe, Freddy Wolfman, Craig Wong, Larry Wood, John Yamane, Kent Yeun, John Yi, Dong Yoon, James Yu, Sean present *Current Players In Bold Italics Men's Golf Annual Report

39 alister mackenzie invitational CALIFORN GOLDEN BEARS Michael Wilson 2006 Champion Stephen Hale 2009 Champion Brandon Hagy 2012 Champion Joël Stalter 2013 Champion Meadow Club, Fairfax, CA Host ( , , ) Sonoma Golf Club, Sonoma, CA Host (2013); Co-Host San Francisco TOURNAMENT SUMMARY TEAM CHAMPIONS 2002 Fresno State...(841, -11) 2003 Cal...(833, -19) 2004 Oregon State...(848, -4) 2005 Cal...(844, -8) 2006 Cal...(826, -26) 2007 San Diego State...(828, -24) 2009* Cal...(545, -23) 2010 Cal...(804, -48) 2011 Cal, Oregon... (811, -41) 2012 Cal...(806, -46) 2013 Cal...(825, -39) 2014 Cal...(839, -13) 2015 Cal...(810, -42) INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS Nick Watney, Fresno State (202, -11) Steve Conway, UCLA (200, -13) Bobby Bennett, Purdue (207, -6)...Dillion Dougherty, Northwestern (207, -6) Jon Rosa, Fresno State (205, -8) Michael Wilson, Cal (202, -11) Daryl Fathauer, Louisville (200, -13) 2009*... Stephen Hale, Cal (132, -10) Alex Kang, San Diego State (197, -16) Eugene Wong, Oregon (195, -18) Brandon Hagy, Cal (198, -15) Joël Stalter, Cal (203, -13) Max Rottluff, Arizona State (204, -9) Cody Blick, San Jose State (196, -17) LOW ROUND INDIVIDUAL (60, -11)...Zach Bixler, Washington, 2007 (61, -10)...Daryl Fathauer, Louisville, 2007 (62, -9)... Alex Kang, San Diego State, 2010 (62, -9)... Zachery Fullerton, New Mexico State, 2011 (62, -9)... Brandon Hagy, Cal, 2012 (62, -9)...Scott Yamashita, Hawai'i, 2014 (63, -8)...Eight times *Third round cancelled due to inclement weather; Meadow Club par-71; Sonoma Golf Club par-72; sorted by under-par; no event held in 2008 when Cal hosted Pac-10 Championships LOW TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL (195, -18)...Eugene Wong, Oregon, 2011 (196, -17)...Cody Blick, San Jose State, 2015 (197, -16)... Alex Kang, San Diego State, 2010 (197, -16)...Frederick Wedel, Pepperdine, 2015 (198, -15)... Byeong-Hun An (Ben An), Cal, 2010 (198, -15)...Todd Baek, San Diego State, 2010 (198, -15)... Brandon Hagy, Cal, 2012 (198, -15)... Kyle Mueller, Michigan, 2015 (199, -14)... Stephen Hale, Cal, 2010 (199, -14)...Ryan Ree, San Diego State, 2015 LOW ROUND TEAM (262, -22)...Cal, 2010 (268, -20)...Cal, 2013 (265, -19)...Cal, 2012 (266, -18)...Cal, 2010 (267, -17)...Cal, 2009 (267, -17)...Oregon, 2009 (267, -17)... San Diego State, 2010 (267, -17)...Cal, 2011 (267, -17)...Pepperdine, 2015 (268, -16)...Cal, 2006 (268, -16)...Washington, 2007 (268, -16)... San Diego State, 2010 (268, -16)...Oregon, 2011 (268, -16)...Cal, 2012 (268, -16)...Cal, 2015 LOW TOURNAMENT TEAM (804, -48)...Cal, 2010 (806, -46)... San Diego State, 2010 (806, -46)...Cal, 2012 (810, -42)...Cal, 2015 (811, -41)...Cal, 2011 (811, -41)...Oregon, 2011 (825, -39)...Cal, 2013 (819, -33)... San Diego State, 2011 (819, -33)... Arizona State, 2015 (819, -33)...Pepperdine, 2015 (821, -31)... San Diego State, 2015 (824, -28)...San Francisco, 2011 (824, -28)...Michigan, 2015 CAL SUMMARY TEAM FINISH th (852, E) st (833, -19) rd (856, +4) st (844, -8) st (826, -26) th (849, -3) 2009*...1st (545, -23) st (804, -48) T1st (811, -41) st (806, -46) st (825, -39) st (839, -13) st (810, -42) LOW ROUND INDIVIDUAL (62, -9)...Brandon Hagy, 2012 (63, -8)...Max Homa, 2010 (63, -8)...Sebastian Crampton, 2015 (64, -8)...Brandon Hagy, 2013 (64, -8)... Joël Stalter, 2013 (64, -7)...Stephen Hale, 2009 (64, -7)...Byeong-Hun An (Ben An), 2010 (64, -7)...Brandon Hagy, 2012 (64, -7)...Michael Kim, 2012 LOW TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL (198, -15)...Byeong-Hun An (Ben An), 2010 (198, -15)...Brandon Hagy, 2012 (199, -14)...Stephen Hale, 2010 (200, -13)...Max Homa, 2011 (201, -12)...Michael Kim, 2011 (202, -11)...Michael Wilson, 2006 (202, -11)...KK Limbhasut, 2015 (203, -13)... Joël Stalter, 2013 (203, -10)... Joël Stalter, 2012 (132, -10)*...Stephen Hale, 2009 (204, -9)...Michael Kim, 2012 (204, -9)... Sebastian Crampton, 2015 (205, -8)... Max Homa, 2012 (205, -8)...Shotaro Ban, 2015 *Third round was cancelled due to inclement weather; Meadow Club par-71; Sonoma Golf Club par-72; sorted by total score; no event held in Men's Golf Annual Report 37

40 honors & awards Michael Kim was Cal s first National and Pac-12 Men s Golfer of the Year in The Cal men s golf team is the best team in the history of college golf. Cal set an NCAA record with 12 wins in 14 stroke-play events and was ranked No. 1 in all of the final polls despite falling to Illinois in the semifinals at the NCAA Championships. Brandon Hagy was Cal's first threetime All-American and two-time Academic All-American. NATIONAL HONORS GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN TEAM OF THE YEAR BYRON NELSON AWARD Brandon Hagy GOLFSTAT CUP Michael Kim GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michael Kim HASKINS AWARD Michael Kim JACK NICKLAUS AWARD Michael Kim BEN HOGAN AWARD FINALIST Michael Kim ALL-AMERICANS Ben Furth (second team) Charlie Wi (first team)... Garrett Larson (honorable mention) Dan Arroyo (honorable mention) Han Lee (honorable mention) Peter Tomasulo (third team) Peter Tomasulo (first team)...jeff Hood (honorable mention) Eric Mina (honorable mention) Michael Weaver (honorable mention) Max Homa (third team)...brandon Hagy (honorable mention)... Michael Kim (honorable mention) Max Homa (first team)... Michael Kim (first team)... Michael Weaver (first team)... Brandon Hagy (second team)... Joël Stalter (second team) Brandon Hagy (first team)... Joël Stalter (first team) Shotaro Ban (honorable mention) ALL-NICKLAUS TEAM Max Homa... Michael Kim Brandon Hagy...Joël Stalter NCAA INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST *... Max Homa *Arnold Palmer Award ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN (Selected by COSIDA) Scott Carlyle (first team) Brandon Hagy (third team) Brandon Hagy (first team) GOLFWEEK MAGAZINE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE COACH OF THE YEAR Steve Desimone Steve Desimone GCAA DIVISION I NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Steve Desimone TAYLORMADE-ADIDAS GOLF JAN STRICKLAND ASSISTANT COACH OF THE YEAR Walter Chun (Left to right): Michael Kim, Max Homa and Michael Weaver became the first three players from the same collegiate team to play together in the same U.S. Open in recorded history in Kim was the low amateur and tied for 17th overall while Weaver made the cut. Max Homa (right) was one of three Cal golfers along with Michael Kim and Michael Weaver to play for the winning United States team in the 2013 Walker Cup Men's Golf Annual Report

41 Max Homa answers questions from the media after becoming Cal s first player to win NCAA individual medalist honors in Cal Athletic Hall of Famer and All-American Ben Furth celebrates a victory with Steve Desimone. ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS (Selected by Golf Coaches Association of America) Bill Albers Bill Albers...Ben Furth Ben Furth Dan Coyle Walter Chun Scott Carlyle...Walter Chun Peter Tomasulo Scott Carlyle... Peter Tomasulo Michael Wilson Michael Wilson George Gandranata...John Murphy Stephen Hale Stephen Hale Brandon Hagy...Joël Stalter... Michael Weaver Brandon Hagy...Joël Stalter... Michael Weaver GCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA (TEAM) REGIONAL/DISTRICT HONORS GCAA DIVISION I PING ALL-WEST REGION Eric Mina Stephen Hale... Max Homa Brandon Hagy... Max Homa... Michael Kim Brandon Hagy... Max Homa... Michael Kim...Joël Stalter... Michael Weaver Brandon Hagy... Keelan Kilpatrick...Joël Stalter Shotaro Ban... KK Limbhasut GCAA/EASTON WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR Steve Desimone Steve Desimone Steve Desimone ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 8 (Selected by COSIDA) Scott Carlyle (first team) Brandon Hagy (first team) Brandon Hagy (first team) CONFERENCE HONORS PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Michael Kim PAC-10/12 INDIVIDUAL MEDALIST Charlie Wi Eric Mina Max Homa TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL Brandon Hagy PAC-12 SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Brandon Hagy (Left to right): Michael Weaver, Brandon Hagy and Joël Stalter were All- America Scholars in and All three graduated from Cal's prestigious Haas School of Business in May of Jack Nicklaus Award winner Michael Kim (center) is flanked by a pair of Golden Bears in head coach Steve Desimone (left) and the most famous of all the Golden Bear himself Jack Nicklaus Men's Golf Annual Report 39

42 Michael Kim displays the Haskins Trophy with a trio of award representatives from the Haskins Commission. Cal Athletic Hall of Famer Peter Tomasulo was a two-time All-American and All-America Scholar, and a four-time All-Pac-10 and Pac-10 All-Academic pick. PAC-10/12 GOLFER OF THE MONTH 11/ Michael Wilson 9/ Eric Mina 4/ Eric Mina 9/ Max Homa 10/ Michael Kim 2/ Joël Stalter 3/ Michael Kim 4/ Max Homa 9/ Brandon Hagy 2/ Joël Stalter PAC-10 POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP George Gandranata ALL-PAC-10/12* Mark Sanchez (honorable mention) Ben Furth (second team) Ben Furth (first team) Rob Martin (honorable mention) Drew Sanders (honorable mention) Phil Huff (honorable mention) Charlie Wi (first team) Nic Marin (honorable mention) Dong Yi (second team)... Jay Berkowitz (honorable mention) Dan Arroyo (first team)... Dan Coyle (second team)...adam Ainbinder (honorable mention) Dan Arroyo (first team)... Han Lee (second team) Han Lee (second team) Peter Tomasulo (honorable mention) Peter Tomasulo (first team) Peter Tomasulo (first team)... Michael Wilson (second team) Peter Tomasulo (first team)... Jeff Hood (second team)...scott Carlyle (honorable mention)...jesse Ruda (honorable mention) Brandon Beck (honorable mention...jeff Hood (honorable mention)... Michael Jensen (honorable mention) Michael Jensen (honorable mention) Stephen Hale (second team)... Evan Derian (honorable mention)...george Gandranata (honorable mention) George Gandranata (honorable mention)...michael Jensen (honorable mention)... John Murphy (honorable mention) Eric Mina (first team)...michael Weaver (honorable mention) Stephen Hale (second team)...max Homa (second team)... Eric Mina (second team)...byeong-hun An (Ben An) (honorable mention) Brandon Hagy (second team)...max Homa (second team)...michael Kim (second team)... Joël Stalter (honorable mention) Max Homa (first team)...michael Kim (first team)...michael Weaver (first team)...brandon Hagy (second team)...joël Stalter (second team) Brandon Hagy (first team)... Joël Stalter (first team)...pace Johnson (honorable mention)...keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention) Shotaro Ban (second team)...kk Limbhasut (honorable mention/all-freshman...sebastian Crampton (honorable mention/all-freshman) PAC-10/12 COACH OF THE YEAR *...Steve Desimone Steve Desimone Steve Desimone *Co-Coach of the Year PAC-10 CO-FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Michael Wilson PAC-10/12 ALL-ACADEMIC Jay Berkowitz (second team) Dan Coyle (first team) Dan Coyle (first team) Walter Chun (second team) Walter Chun (first team)...peter Tomasulo (second team) Walter Chun (first team)...peter Tomasulo (second team)...jeff Hood (honorable mention)... George Serra (honorable mention) Michael Weaver became only the second golfer in the history of the sport to compete in the Masters, Palmer Cup, U.S. Open and Walker Cup in the same calendar year in Head coach Steve Desimone and Michael Kim at the 2013 Ben Hogan Award ceremony where Kim was a national finalist for the prestigious honor. Steve Desimone was the head coach for Team USA at the 2014 Palmer Cup played at Walton Health Golf Club. Brandon Hagy (not pictured) played on the American team for Desimone Men's Golf Annual Report

43 Charlie Wi, Cal's first Pac-10 individual medalist and a first-team All-American in 1995, made his PGA TOUR debut in Eric Mina became the second player from Cal to win Pac-10/12 individual medalist honors in Shotaro Ban was the first Cal player to win the California Amateur in Collin Morikawa came into Cal with an impressive amateur resume including a victory at the 2015 Trans- Mississippi Championship Peter Tomasulo (first team)... Lance Torrey (honorable mention) Scott Carlyle (first team)...peter Tomasulo (second team)...michael Wilson (honorable mention) Michael Wilson (second team) Freddy Wolfe (first team)... Michael Wilson (second team) Evan Derian (first team) George Gandranata (honorable mention)...stephen Hale (honorable mention) Stephen Hale (second team) Stephen Hale (second team)... Eric Mina (honorable mention)...michael Weaver (honorable mention) Brandon Hagy (first team)...joël Stalter (honorable mention) Brandon Hagy (first team)...michael Kim (honorable mention)... Joël Stalter (honorable mention)...michael Weaver (honorable mention) Brandon Hagy (first team)... Michael Weaver (second team)...keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention)...joël Stalter (honorable mention) Shotaro Ban (honorable mention)...keelan Kilpatrick (honorable mention) PAC-10 LEADERSHIP AWARD Walter Chun UNIVERSITY HONORS BIG C TOP ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD BIG C MOST IMPROVED ACADEMIC TEAM AWARD CAL ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME Ben Furth ( ) Frank Brunk (Hall of Fame Service Award) Peter Tomasulo ( ) AMATEUR HONORS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GOLF ASSOCIATION GRAND MASTER OF THE YEAR Steve Desimone MASTERS PARTICIPANTS James Hahn * Michael Weaver Robert Hamilton Artie McNickle *While a current member of Cal team PALMER CUP PARTICIPANTS Peter Tomasulo (Team USA) Walter Chun...(Team USA Assistant Coach) Michael Kim (Team USA)...Joël Stalter (Team Europe)... Michael Weaver (Team USA) Brandon Hagy (Team USA)... Steve Desimone (Team USA Head Coach) *U.S. OPEN PARTICIPANTS Max Homa...Michael Kim (low amateur, made cut)...michael Weaver (made cut) *While a current member of a Cal team WALKER CUP PARTICIPANTS Max Homa (Team USA)... Michael Kim (Team USA)... Michael Weaver (Team USA) AMATEURGOLF.COM NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tanner Hughes GCAA HALL OF FAME Steve Desimone JACK LEMMON AMBASSADOR OF GOLF Steve Desimone NCGA HALL OF FAME Steve Desimone NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS th (Columbus, Ohio) th (Albuquerque, N.M.) th (Chaska, Minn.) th (Opelika, Ala.) 2004 National Champions (Hot Springs, Va.) rd (Ooltewah, Ten.) 2011 T19th (Stillwater, Okla.) 2012 T3rd (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) 2013 T3rd (Milton, Ga.) 2014 T11th (Hutchinson, Kan.) NCAA REGIONALS RESULTS th (Las Cruces, N.M.) th (Provo, Utah) th (Albuquerque, N.M.) th (Santee, Calif.) 1998 T4th (Tempe, Ariz.) th (Tucson, Ariz.) 2000 T10th (Madera, Calif.) th (Corvallis, Ore.) th (Albuquerque, N.M.) st (Seattle, Wash.) 2004 T7th (Bend, Ore.) th (Tempe, Ariz.) th (Seattle, Wash.) th (Austin, Tex.) 2010 T3rd (San Diego, Calif.) rd (Tucson, Ariz.) st (Stanford, Calif.) st (Pullman, Calif.) 2014 T4th (Sugar Grove, Ill.) th (Lubbock, Tex.) *Jeff Hood competed as individual at 2005 NCAA Regionals PAC-10/12 CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS th (Los Angeles, Calif.) th (Tucson, Ariz.) th (Walla Walla, Wash.) th (Simi Valley, Calif.) th (Eugene, Ore.) th (Orinda, Calif.) th (Seattle, Wash.) th (Tempe, Ariz.) th (Stanford, Calif.) rd (Corvallis, Ore.) th (Goleta, Calif.) th (Tucson, Ariz.) nd (Richland, Wash.) rd (Newport Beach, Calif.) th (Eugene, Ore.) th (Orinda, Calif.) th (Seattle, Wash.) rd (Tempe, Ariz.) th (Stanford, Calif.) th (Corvallis, Ore.) th (Glendale, Calif.) th (Marana, Ariz.) th (Walla Walla, Wash.) th (Rancho Mirage, Calif.) th (Eugene, Ore.) rd (Fairfax, Calif.) th (Seattle, Wash.) 2010 T6th (Tempe, Ariz.) th (Stanford, Calif.) st (Corvallis, Ore.)* st (Los Angeles, Calif) rd (Marana, Ariz.) th (Pullman, Wash.) *Defeated Oregon on second playoff hole Men's Golf Annual Report 41

44 GOLDEN ERA (From left to right): Max Homa, Brandon Hagy, head coach Steve Desimone, Michael Weaver, Michael Kim and Joël Stalter. BEST COLLEGE TEAM EVER HIGHLIGHTS GOLDEN ERA The first time Cal head coach Steve Desimone saw Brandon Hagy, Max Homa and Michael Weaver together on the driving range as freshmen in the fall of 2009 he told associate head coach Walter Chun these guys are going to take us back to the NCAA Championships many times. Desimone s prophecy came true each of the next five years, something that had never been previously done in the history of the program. They fulfilled every one of those expectations and exceeded some, Desimone said. But not even what the most optimistic Desimone could have imagined in his wildest dreams was that the trio, along with Michael Kim and Joël Stalter, would form the core of what most agree was the best team in the history of college golf in The Golden Bears set an NCAA record by winning 12 of 14 stroke-play events including Pac-12 and NCAA Regional titles while also finishing eight shots ahead of the field during the stroke-play portion of the NCAA Champion- ships. Cal had such a dominant season that the Bears were the nation's unanimous No. 1 team despite being upset in match play by Illinois in the NCAA semifinals. Kim and Desimone were unanimously selected as the National Player and Coach of the Year in while each player of the core group earned All-American honors to make Cal the first team in the history of college golf to have five first or second-team All-Americans in the same season. Homa moved on to professional golf after the campaign and Kim turned professional in the middle of his junior season before the final four seniors from the era Hagy, Pace Johnson, Stalter and Weaver took one more shot at the 2014 NCAA Championships but fell just shy of a third straight trip to match play and left the era without a national title they came ever so painstakingly close to with semifinal finishes at both the 2012 and 2013 NCAA Championships. Even though it was tough to see the era finally came to a close, a look back at the five seasons from made the pain subside quickly. It was an amazing run, clearly one of the best in the history of college golf and I m so proud of them, Desimone said. Look at the overall picture of what these guys accomplished. They made five straight NCAA Championships, were the best team in the history of college golf in , and the following season a team that a lot of people thought would fall off the map when Michael Kim turned professional but continued to play great and won three times in the spring before coming so close to getting back into match play at the NCAA Championships. A few of the team highlights of the era in addition to the record-setting 12 stroke-play wins in included two appearances in the national semifinals in their five trips to the NCAA Championships, victories in 30 of 68 stroke-play events, and both the first two NCAA Regional and Pac-12 titles in school history. In addition to the National Player of the Year and All-American honors, Kim was also Cal's first Pac-12 Player of the Year in and Homa captured the Bears' first NCAA individual title the same campaign. Hagy, Homa and Weaver also became the first three players in the history of the program to play at the NCAA Championships four times each. There was also a ton of success off the course, including the graduation of all four seniors, with Hagy, Stalter and Weaver picking up degrees from Cal s prestigious Haas School of Business. Hagy was an Academic All-American in each of his last two years while all three were All-America Scholars in their final two collegiate campaigns. Among the many honors in his Cal won a second straight NCAA Regional title in Pullman in 2013 with a team of (left to right) associate head coach Walter Chun, Michael Kim, Brandon Hagy, Michael Weaver, Max Homa, Joël Stalter and head coach Steve Desimone. Cal also captured a second straight Pac-12 title in 2013 with a team of (left to right) head coach Steve Desimone, Max Homa, Michael Kim, James Yoon, Joël Stalter, Michael Weaver, Brandon Hagy and associate head coach Walter Chun Men's Golf Annual Report

45 It was an amazing run, clearly one of the best in the history of college golf and I m so proud of them. Look at the overall picture of what these guys accomplished. They made five straight NCAA Championships and were the best team in the history of college golf in Steve Desimone 14 senior season, Hagy was also selected as the winner of the prestigious Byron Nelson Award that considers equally a nominee s entire collegiate academic and golf career, his character and integrity in college, and his community service. It was amazing, Hagy said. We won God knows how many tournaments. It s been an incredible ride seeing the rise of the program since I ve been here. I made great friends and had a lot of pretty incredible highs. The success also extended into the highest levels of amateur golf and professional events. Homa, Kim and Weaver became what is believed to be the first three players from one collegiate team to play in the same U.S. Open in Kim was the low amateur at the event, finishing in a tie for 17th after being as high as tied for third on the leaderboard late in the third round. Weaver became the first current Cal golfer to play in the Masters in 2013 after picking up an exemption from his runner-up showing at the 2012 U.S. Amateur. He would become only the second golfer in the history of the sport to play in the Masters, Palmer Cup, U.S. Open and Walker Cup in the same calendar year in Kim joined Weaver and helped lead the United States to victory at both the Palmer Cup and Walker Cup, while Homa joined Kim and Weaver for an American win in the Walker Cup. Stalter played against Kim and Weaver in the Palmer Cup as a member of Team Europe. Stalter had quite the collegiate career of his own, winning a school-record five times capped by a senior season in which he picked up three of those victories, earned first-team All-American honors for the first time in his career and had his top finishes at both the Pac-12 and NCAA Championships. Before I came to Cal I dreamed to play on a Top 10 team, Stalter said. Two years after I arrived we ended up being one of the best that has ever played. I don t know how it gets better. On and off the course it was just an unbelievable experience. The accomplishments weren t limited to the players. Max Homa In addition to being the unanimous National Coach of the Year in , Desimone also captured Pac-12 Coach of the Year honors both that season and the previous campaign in In addition, Desimone was inducted into the Hall of Fames of both the Golf Coaches Association of America and the Northern California Golf Association during the era. Without a doubt it was an incredible era with some of the best student-athletes in the history of both Cal Athletics and college golf, Desimone said. Those involved in our sport will be talking about what these young men accomplished for years and years. Speaking for Walter and myself it has been our honor to have coached these outstanding young men and we thank them for what they ve achieved and the legacy they have left. But as memorable as the five years of the golden era was for Cal the future promises great memories still to be created for the players who will look to continue that legacy. All of us worked hard and steadily improved over the years and I hope that s something the younger guys on the team have taken note of, Weaver said. It s not so much because we re recognized for what we accomplished but so they know that it s out there for them. I want our group of players to leave a legacy at Cal. It was an honor to have been a part of this team for four years, Homa added. I hope we played a part in changing the future of the program for the better. Even though Desimone had wished for a better ending in the final season of the era when the team came up just shy of a third straight trip to match play at the NCAA Championships, he perhaps expressed it best when he told a disappointed group of Bears in a team meeting after the final round that it was a phenomenal run and you all have the grandest of futures ahead of you. And regardless of what the future holds, the memories that were made at Cal will last a lifetime. INSIDE THE NUMBERS UNPARALLED DOMINANCE GOLDEN ERA HIGHLIGHTS ( ) 2 NCAA Championships Semifinals 5 NCAA Championships Appearances 30 Victories In 68 Stroke-Play Events 2 NCAA Regional And Pac-12 Crowns 5 First-Team All-Americans Byron Nelson Award Winner Brandon Hagy (2014) BEST COLLEGE TEAM EVER ( ) Ranked No. 1 From September Thru Final National Polls Golfweek Team Of The Year NCAA Record 12 Stroke-Play Wins In 14 Events 206 Wins, 3 Losses, 1 Tie Season Net +8,233 Shots (8,238 Total Shots Won, 5 Total Shots Lost) Undefeated Against All Pac-12 Opponents National (Golfweek, Haskins, Jack Nicklaus) And Pac-12 Player Of The Year Michael Kim Max Homa Third Player In Pac-12 History To Win NCAA And Conference Championships In Same Season (Phil Mickelson 1992; Tiger Woods 1996) First Team Ever With Five All-Americans (Kim, Max Homa, Michael Weaver First Team; Brandon Hagy, Joël Stalter Second Team) Swept Pac-12 Player Of The Month Honors First Team Ever (Homa September, April; Kim October, March; Stalter February) First Team Ever With All Five Players Under 71.0 Stroke Average (Kim 70.1; Homa 70.6; Stalter 70.7; Hagy 70.8; Weaver 70.9) Three Walker Cup Winners (Homa, Kim, Weaver) Three Palmer Cup Participants (Kim, Stalter, Weaver) Only College Team In Recorded History With Three Current Players At Same U.S. Open (Homa, Kim, Weaver) Golfweek National And Pac-12 Coach Of The Year Steve Desimone Men's Golf Annual Report 43

46 2004 NCAA TEAM CHAMPIONS Men's Golf Annual Report

47 IN THE PROS Former Cal players who have won professional golf events include (clockwise from top left): James Hahn, Han Lee, Max Homa, Byeong-Hun An (Ben An), Charlie Wi and Peter Tomasulo *FORMER CAL PLAYERS IN PROFESSIONAL GOLF (33/13 ACTIVE) Name (Years Active Tours) *Bill Albers ( Web.com) *Dan Arroyo (2001, 08 Web.com) *Brandon Beck (2008 Web.com) *George Gandranata ( China, European) *Byeong-Hun An (Ben An) (2010, European, European Challenge, PGA) *Brandon Hagy ( Canadian, egolf, PGA, Web.com) *James Hahn ( Canadian, Korean, Gateway, PGA, Web.com) *Stephen Hale ( egolf, Latino America) *Robert Hamilton (2000, 02-05, 07 PGA, Web.com) *Jeff Hamm (2013, 15 Canadian) *Max Homa ( PGA, Web.com) *Michael Jensen ( , 14 Canadian, Web.com) *Pace Johnson ( egolf) *Michael Kim ( PGA, Web.com) *Garrett Larson ( PGA, Web.com) *Han Lee ( , 02-05, Asian, Japan, PGA, Web.com) *Curtis Loop (2013 Canadian) *Steve McMichael ( PGA, Web. com) *Artie McNickle (1969, 72-81, 96 PGA, Champions) *Eric Mina (2014 China, Web.com) *Rick Reinsberg (2003 PGA) *Jesse Ruda (2005 PGA) *Mark Sanchez (2015 Champions) *Joël Stalter ( Challenge, European, PGA, Web.com) *Stephen Summers ( Web. com) *Fredrik Svanberg ( ) Challenge, European, Web.com) *Steven Tate (2004 PGA) *Peter Tomasulo ( PGA, Web. com) *Michael Weaver ( egolf, Latino America, MacKenzie, PGA, Web.com) *Charlie Wi ( Asian, European, PGA, Web.com) *Josh Williams (2007 Web.com) *Michael Wilson (2014 egolf) *Dong Yi (2001, 06-07, 09 Web.com *according to PGATOUR.com; active professional players in bold Cal has a long history of producing professional golfers including six that have combined to win 21 pro events around the world 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. *FORMER CAL PLAYERS WITH PROFESSIONAL GOLF VICTORIES (6/21 VICTORIES) Name Victories (Event Tour) *Byeong-Hun An (Ben An) 3 (2014 Rolex Trophy European Challenge; 2015 Shinhan Donghae Open Korean; 2015 BMW PGA Championship European) *James Hahn 4 (2009 Telus Edmonton Open Canadian; 2009 Riviera Nayarit Classic Canadian; 2012 The Rex Hospital Open Web.com; 2015 Northern Trust Open PGA) *Max Homa 1 (2014 BMW Charity Pro-Am Web.com) *Han Lee 1 (2012 Mynavi ABC Championship Japan) *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 Shinhan Donghae Open Asian; 2002 SK Telecom Open Asian; 2004 Taiwan Open Asian; 2006 Maybank Malaysian Open Asian/European)

48 37 TH ANNUAL CAL GOLF TOURNAMENT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2016 TPC STONEBRAE HAYWARD, CA CALIFORNIA MEN S GOLF SCHEDULE Day Date Event (Host) Location (Course) Sun-Mon Sept Gopher Invitational (Minnesota) Independence, MN (Windsong Farm Golf Club) Mon-Tue Sept Inverness Intercollegiate (Toledo) Toledo, OH (Inverness Club) Mon-Tue Oct. 5-6 Nick Watney Invitational (Fresno State) Fresno, CA (Fort Washington Country Club) Mon-Tue Oct Alister MacKenzie Invitational (Cal) Fairfax, CA (Meadow Club) Sun-Tue Oct Tavistock Collegiate Invitational (Texas Tech & UCF) Windermere, FL (Isleworth Golf & Country Club) Fri-Sat Jan Arizona Intercollegiate (Arizona) Tucson, AZ (Sewailo Golf Club) Wed-Fri Feb John A. Burns Intercollegiate (Hawai i) Lihue, HI (Wailua Golf Course) Sun-Tue Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Querencia Cabo Collegiate (Arkansas & Houston) Los Cabos, Mexico (Los Cabos Querencia) Mon-Wed Mar. 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate (UNLV) Las Vegas, NV (Southern Highlands Golf Club) Sat-Sun Apr. 2-3 ASU Thunderbird Invitational (Arizona State) Tempe, AZ (ASU Karsten Golf Course) Mon-Wed Apr Western Intercollegiate (San Jose State) Santa Cruz, CA (Pasatiempo Golf Club) Fri-Sun Apr. 29 May 1 Pac-12 Championships (Utah) Salt Lake City, UT (Salt Lake Country Club) Mon-Wed May NCAA Regionals (TBA) TBA Fri-Wed May 27 June 1 NCAA Championships (Oregon) Eugene, OR (Eugene Country Club) Check CalBears.com for the latest updates