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3 Table of Contents The Karcher-Ingram Golf Center IFC-1 Team Picture IFC Quick Facts 2 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic Fall Recap 3 Head Coach O.D. Vincent 4-5 Tribute to Rod Myers 5 Assistant Coach Ryan Ressa Roster 6 Team Sponsors 6 Bryce Mueller 7 Skip Murphy 8 Michael Quagliano 9 Michae Schachner 10 Andrew Giuliani 11 Justin Hare 12 Clark Klaasen 13 Jeff Edelman 14 Brian Kim 15 Adam Long 16 Chance Pipitone 17 Eric Shultz 18 Matthew Pierce 19 Wes Roach Statistics Results 21 Honors & Awards 22 NCAA History 23 Individual Records Letterwinners 26 International Competition 27 Blue Devils In The PGA Duke Hall of Famers 30 Duke All-Americas 31 Duke University Golf Club 32 Local Courses with Playing Privileges 33 Duke University Rod Myers Training Center IBC Schedule OBC 2007 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic Co-Champions - Tennessee-Chattanooga & Duke Duke Golf Classic Sponsored By Coca-Cola For the past 33 years, Duke University has hosted an intercollegiate men s golf tournament featuring some of the most talented teams and players in the country. For the first 17 years, from 1974 to 1990, the tournament was a spring event known as the Iron Duke Classic. In the fall of 1982, Duke also began hosting the John Ryan Memorial. The university hosted both events, one in the fall and another in the spring, until the season. In , the two events combined to form the John Ryan Iron Duke Classic. The Classic was held each spring for the next four years, then moved to the fall in the campaign. Over the past 10 years, Duke has received support from various sponsors to host the Duke Classic. This year, the Duke golf program is very pleased to have the Durham Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Coca-Cola USA as the title sponsors for the event. The University thanks Coca-Cola as well as corporate partners; Dick s Sporting Goods, Kroger, Southern Caterers and XM Satellite Radio for their generous support. John H. Ryan Memorial From 1982 to 1995, this tournament was held in the memory of John H. Ryan, Jr., a Duke student in the class of 1984 and and member of the golf team, who died in a summer boating accident prior to his junior year. He was selected by Golf Magazine to the 1979 All-American Junior Golf Team. A highly valued member of the Duke golf team and a two-year letterman, John was a young man who exemplified sportsmanship, talent and a genuine love for his fellow students and teammates. He was a gentle person with a strong sense of responsibility, an unassuming presence and a quiet determination. He will always be remembered for the honorable qualities that he exhibited during his lifetime. Duke University Quick Facts Location Durham, N.C. Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,197 President Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Athletics Director Joe Alleva Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Atlantic Coast Nickname Blue Devils School Colors Royal Blue & White Head Coach O.D. Vincent Alma Mater Washington 91 odvincent@duaa.duke.edu Office Phone Assistant Coach Ryan Ressa Alma Mater Washington State 03 rressa@duaa.duke.edu Office Phone Golf Mailing Address Duke Men s Golf Box Duke Golf Club Durham, N.C Team Information Lettermen Returning/Lost 11/3 Top Five Returning 4 (Klaasen, Long, Quagliano, Schachner) Top Five Lost ACC Finish t-4th 2007 NCAA Finish t-13th Sports Information Golf SID Matt Plizga plizga@duke.edu Office Phone (919) Cell Phone (919) SID Fax (919) Blue Devil Home Course The Duke University Golf Club, which served as the host of the 1962 and 2001 NCAA Men s Golf Championships, is the home venue for the Blue Devil golf team. The course is located on the west end of the Duke campus. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones and opened in In 1994, the course was redesigned by Jones son, Rees. The facility plays host annually to the Duke Golf Classic, an intercollegiate men s golf tournament which has featured great teams and players over the 34-year history of the event. Opened Sept. 26, 1957 Par 36-36=72 Yardage (Devil) 7105 Slope 141 Rating 73.9 Credits The Duke Men s Golf Media Guide is a product of the Duke Sports Information office. Editors/Designers: Grant Hawkins, Matt Plizga, Chris Cook, Curtis Snyder Cover Design: Grant Hawkins Design Photography: Kenny Capps, Pete Clawson, Duke University Photography; Bruce Feeley, Radi Nabulsi of Bull Moose Photography, Nancy Myers, PGA Tour Images, Dennis Satyshur, Rob Skinner, Univ. of Central Florida Photography Printer: McCain Printing of Danville, Va. light and giate the t had while Scha five on th the T ner s over ninth der-p Carp ish t tied his fi place with strai by s the three unde a 71 unde playe Nam Clar Ada Mich Skip Eric Jeff Mat Bryc Mich Wes Just And

4 .C. ge 97 ad eva n I ast vils ite ent 91 du 94 ssa 03 du 78 olf 51 lub 08 1/ th 3th zga du rved en s the d on rent urse uke rnayers The Duke men s golf team had a successful fall season highlighted by a tie for first place at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic and a fourth place finish at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship. Sophomore Adam Long and junior Clark Klaasen were the top performers of the fall, posting 71.8 stroke averages. Long had a third place showing at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic, while Klaasen recorded a pair of top 10 finishes. Senior Michael Schachner also had two top 10 finishes and led the team with five rounds under par. Schachner s 72.0 average was also third on the team. Duke opened the fall with a fourth place finish in Japan at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship. Schachner shot three straight rounds of 70 (-2) to finish tied for seventh overall with a six-under 210. Klaasen also posted a top 10 (tninth) finish after shooting a =211. Long also shot under-par for the tournament with a three-under 213 ( ). Klaasen led the Blue Devils to a fifth place showing at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with an even-par 216 ( ) to finish tied for 10th. Long finished with a six-over par 222 to finish tied for 35th along with teammate Matthew Pierce, playing in his first collegiate tournament. At the Olympia Fields CC/Fighting Illini Invitational, Duke placed sixth overall with Long posting the top individual finish with a tie for 12th. Klaasen finished tied for 21st for his third straight top 25 showing. The Blue Devils claimed their only win over the fall season by shooting a 22-under 842 to tie Tennessee-Chattanooga for the team title at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic. Long fired three consecutive rounds of under-par golf en route to an eightunder 208 ( ) and a third place finish. Schachner shot a =209 (-7) to finish fourth and Klaasen fired a threeunder 213 to finish tied for 11th overall. Freshman Wes Roach played his best tournament of the fall and finished tied for 20th Senior Michael Schachner with a one-over 217. Duke closed out the fall at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play Championship in Greensboro, Ga. The Blue Devils dropped their opening match to Florida before being eliminated from the consolation bracket by top-ranked Charlotte, Andrew Giuliani posted Duke s lone win against the 49ers, while Klaasen halved his match. TOPY Cup U.S.-Japan Intercollegiate Championship Sept. 3-5 Tanagura Densha CC (Fukushima, Japan) 7,127 yards Par-72 Duke: =852 (-12) - 4th of 10 Michael Schachner =210-6 T-7th Clark Klaasen =211-5 T-9th Adam Long =213-3 T-13th Jeff Edelman = th Michael Quagliano = T-28th Carpet Capital Collegiate Sept The Farm GC (Dalton, Ga.) 7,012 yards Par-72 Duke: =880 (+16) - 5th of 18 Clark Klaasen =216 E T-10th Adam Long = T-35th Matthew Pierce = T-35th Wes Roach = T-40th Michael Schachner = T-60th Olympia Fields CC/Fighting Illini Invitational Sept. 30-Oct. 1 Olympia Fields CC (Olympia Fields, Ill.) 7,200 yards Par-70 Duke: =877 (+37) - 6th of 12 Adam Long = T-12th Clark Klaasen = T-21st Matthew Pierce = T-28th Andrew Giuliani = T-36th Wes Roach = T-43th Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic Oct. 7-8 Duke University GC (Durham, N.C.) 7,111 yards Par-72 Duke: =842 (-22) - T-1st of 15 Adam Long = rd Michael Schachner =209-7 T-4th Clark Klaasen =213-3 T-11th Wes Roach = T-20th Matthew Pierce = T-25th Eric Schultz* = T-28th Skip Murphy* = T-28th Jeff Edelman* = T-38th Bryce Mueller* = T-47th Justin Hare* = T-51st Andrew Giuliani* = T-60th Brian Kim* = T-67th * played as an individual Callaway Collegiate Match Play Championship Oct Lake Oconee Course (Greensboro, GA) vs. Florida L, Matthew Pierce halved Bank Vongvanij Wes Roach lost Billy Horschel, 2 and 1 Andrew Giuliani lost Will Strickler, 2 and 1 Clark Klaasan lost Toby Ragland, 3 and 2 Michael Schachner lost Manuel Villegas, 6 and 5 vs. Charlotte L, Andrew Giuliani def. Trevor Murphy, 1-up Clark Klaasan halved Stefan Wiedergruen Wes Roach lost Corey Nagy, 1-up Adam Long lost Andrew DiBitetto, 1-up Michael Schachner lost Jonas Enander Hedin, 8 and 7 is a fice. Matt son, Radi ers, ner, Name Trns. Rds. Str. Avg Best Finish (Event) Clark Klaasen T-9th (TOPY Cup) Adam Long rd (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Michael Schachner T-4th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Skip Murphy T-28th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Eric Schultz T-28th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Jeff Edelman th (TOPY Cup) Matthew Pierce T-25th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Bryce Mueller T-47th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Michael Quagliano T-28th (TOPY Cup) Wes Roach T-20th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Justin Hare T-51st (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Andrew Giuliani T-36th (Illini Invitational)

5 O.D. Vincent Head Coach First Year Washington 91 O.D. Vincent is in his first year at the helm of the Duke men s golf program after guiding UCLA and Washington to nine NCAA Championship appearances in 11 seasons as a head coach. Vincent, the 1999 National Coach of the Year and a three-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year, has led his teams to 44 team tournament titles, a figure that ranks among the nation s top 10 among active coaches. Vincent led the UCLA golf program to a pair of Pac-10 crowns and four top-10 NCAA Championship finishes from In five years with the Bruins, Vincent s squads produced 35 tournament wins and two NCAA Regional trophies. UCLA also finished fourth or better in the Pac-10 in all five season under Vincent. Individually, 12 players won a combined 21 tournament titles, including a pair of Pac-10 and NCAA Regional medalists, during Vincent s tenure at UCLA. Vincent also upgraded UCLA s on campus practice facilities, fundraising efforts, recruiting and results. In 2005 and 2006, UCLA was proclaimed the nation s Best Balanced golf program by Golf Digest. The survey ranks more than 1,000 schools academics, facilities, coaching, climate and golf. Last season, the Bruins won five team titles and finished seventh at the NCAA Championship for the second straight season. In , Vincent guided the Bruins to 11 team titles, including the Pac-10 title. Vincent claimed conference coach of the year honors for the third time in his career and was also named the 2006 Pacific Region Coach of the Year. In his third year at UCLA, Vincent led the team to tournament wins at the inaugural Gold Rush, The Prestige and the Cougar Invitational. Vincent led the Bruins to a combined 16 tournament wins in his first two seasons at UCLA, including a pair of NCAA Regional titles. The Bruins finished the season ranked No.1 by Golfstat after winning nine tournaments, including six Gold events. The team also finished second at the NCAA Championship. In his first year at UCLA, Vincent led the team to the 2003 Pac-10 championship, the school s first conference title in 18 years and third place finish at the NCAA Championship. The Bruins closed Vincent s Coaching Resume the year ranked among the top 10 in every major collegiate golf ranking, while Vincent earned Pac-10 and Pacific Region Coach of the Year honors. Vincent coached eight All-Americas (11 selections), 12 All- Pac-10 performers, three Pac-10 All-Academic team members and three Academic All-Americas while at UCLA. Vincent began his coaching career at Washington in 1995 and led his alma mater to four NCAA Tournament appearances and nine event championships. He received co-pac 10 Coach of the Year, District VIII Coach of the Year and National Coach of the Year accolades in 1999 after helping the Huskies to three tournament wins, a fourth place showing in the conference and a fourth place finish at the NCAA Championships. hono conf Vinc Natio cour Cham Men of W cham claim conf singl titles hono awar socio the P Britis an o In L mem ing pas with men vers of t in h dev the taki son Dur 30 t NCA Conference Regional NCAA Academic Academic Years Wins Finish Finish Finish All-Americas All-Americas All-Conference All-Conference Washington th t-9th dnq th 8th 30th th 11th dnq th 7th 4th th 8th 30th th 10th 26th UCLA st 1st 3rd rd 1st 2nd th t-4th 30th st 7th t-7th nd 2nd t-7th Totals 44 2 titles 11 berths 9 berths Golf first plac coa Al Ma Bil Elli Ro Bra O.D Ch Ro Elli

6 golf ach Alland and and the ear ent lace While at Washington, Vincent mentored a pair of All-America honorees in Troy Kelly and Brock MacKenzie as well as 13 allconference choices and fi ve Pac-10 All-Academic selections. Vincent was also instrumental in the development of Washington National, the Huskies home course that opened in The course later served as the site for the 2002 NCAA Women s Golf Championships (with Duke claiming the title) and the 2003 NCAA Men s Golf West Regional (with UCLA winning the crown). Vincent, considered one of the finest players in University of Washington history, guided the Huskies to the 1988 Pac-10 championship Washington s first league crown in 25 years by claiming medalist honors as a sophomore. Vincent was an allconference and All-America selection after posting a Washington single-season record eight top-10 finishes, including two individual titles. He is the only golfer in Pac-10 history to earn medalist honors as a player and later garner the league s coach of the year award. After graduating from Washington in 1991 with a degree in sociology, Vincent became the only American golfer to qualify for the PGA s European Tour in He earned a spot in the 1992 British Open and was among the leaders at Muirfield after shooting an opening round 67. Born Orrin Daniel Vincent in Seattle, Wash., on July 8, 1968, he is married to the former Jana Ellis, who earned All- America honors as a swimmer at Washington and Florida. The couple resides in Durham with their two children Prada (5) and Phar (1). In Lasting Memory of Former Head Coach Rod Myers The Duke University Athletic Department lost a valuable member of its family on Friday, March 30, 2007, with the passing of men s golf head coach Rod Myers. Myers was 67 and passed away at the Duke University Medical Center after a battle with an acute form of leukemia. The 34-year mentor of the Duke men s golf program was one of the mainstays of the Duke University athletic department and a very well respected member of the golf community. Myers achieved many personal and professional milestones in his career but is best remembered for his contributions to the development of thousands of young golfers. After graduating from Ohio Wesleyan in 1961, Myers joined the coaching circle as an assistant coach at Maryland before taking the head coaching at Ohio State in After seven seasons in Columbus, he became the head coach at Duke in During his 34 years with the Blue Devils, Myers guided Duke to 30 tournament victories, the 2005 ACC Championship and seven NCAA Championship appearances. In 2005, he was selected as the ACC Coach of the Year and Golfweek s National Coach of the Year after leading Duke to its first ACC Championship since 1966 and a school-record eighthplace tie at the NCAA Championships. While at the helm of the Duke men s golf team, Myers coached 16 All-Americas, nine Academic All-Americas, 24 All- All-Time Duke Head Coaches Marshall Crichton Bill Jennings 1930 Ellis Dumpy Hagler (Spring) Rod Myers (Fall) Brad Sparling 2007 (Spring) O.D. Vincent (Fall) 2007-present Championships by Coaches Rod Myers 30 Ellis Dumpy Hagler 26 ACC selections and three ACC individual champions. In 2007, the university named the golf training center after him and an endowed athletic scholarship was created in his honor. During his 37 years as a member of the PGA of America, Myers was a Master PGA Professional, served on the staff of the Arnold Palmer Golf Academy, was a member of the PGA Rules Committee and officiated at every Masters Championship from A PGA professional while at Ohio State, Myers was a former president and treasurer of the Golf Coaches Association of America and a former chairman of the NCAA Golf Committee and the USGA Rules Committee. In 2007, Myers received the Labron Harris, Sr. award which is presented to the college or high school coach and PGA professional whose support of the game through teaching, coaching and involvement in the community has helped ensure the continued growth of the game and represent the finest qualities the game has to offer. Myers, a native of Springfield, Ohio, was inducted into Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame in May of 1986, and was also named to the Ohio Wesleyan Sports Hall of Fame and the Springfield (Ohio) High School Hall of Fame. On February 17, 2007, Myers was inducted into the Carolinas PGA Golf Professional Hall of Fame.

7 Ryan Ressa Ast. Coach First Year Washington State 03 Ryan Ressa is in his first year as an assistant coach at Duke after spending the previous two years as an assistant coach at the University of San Diego. Ressa handled a wide range of duties for head coach Tim Mickelson, the younger brother of PGA tour pro Phil Mickelson, during his two years at San Diego. Last season, Ressa helped the Toreros to seven top 5 tournament finishes, including a second place finish at the West Coast Conference Championship. In his first year at San Diego, he helped the team to four top 5 finishes and a berth in the 2005 NCAA West Regional Championship. Prior to joining the Toreros staff, Ressa spent two years as an assistant at Washington State. As an assistant coach with the Cougars, he gained experience in recruiting, practice planning, academic support services, tournament travel and program budgeting, while helping the team to five top 5 tournament finishes. Ressa has also worked as a lead instructor at the Stanford Golf Camp for the past four summers. A native of Pullman, Wash., Ressa was an accomplished golfer at Washington State posting four top 25 finishes in , including an eighth place showing at the U.S. Intercollegiate at Stanford. Prior to transferring to Washington State, Ressa claimed the 2002 California Junior College State Championship while playing for College of the Desert. He was also named the Foothill Conference MVP, earned all-state honors and was a member of the Dean s List in Duke Men s Golf Roster Ressa, a graduate of Pullman High School, earned four varsity letters in golf and two in basketball during his scholastic career. He also claimed the Great Northern District Championship and was named team MVP before placing fifth at the 2A State championship his senior season. Caro O Br Colle with... ha at Pa Wes at th ACC tie a at th qual the c a 21 aver Wind at th Merc Cour O Br... p play Ama Caro Name Year Hometown (High School) Jeff Edelman So. Southlake, Texas (Carroll Senior) Andrew Giuliani Jr. New York, N.Y. (St. Joseph [N.J.] Reg.) Justin Hare Jr. Charleston, S.C. (Porter-Gaud School) Brian Kim So. Yorba Linda, Calif. (Brea Olinda) Clark Klaasen Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Grand Rapids Christian) Adam Long So. St. Louis, Mo. (Francis Howell) Bryce Mueller Sr. Durham, N.C. (Durham Academy) Skip Murphy Sr. Kiawah Island, S.C. (Porter-Gaud School) Matthew Pierce Fr. San Juan Capistrano, Calif. (Capistrano Valley) Chance Pipitone So. Houston, Texas (Strake Jesuit) Michael Quagliano Sr. Ardsley, N.Y. (Ardsley) Wes Roach Fr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Webb School of Knoxville) Michael Schachner Sr. Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville) Eric Schultz So. Raleigh, N.C. (Ravenscroft Academy) Head Coach: O.D. Vincent Assistant Coach: Ryan Ressa The Duke University men s golf team would like to give a special thanks to TaylorMade and adidas for their support of the program. TaylorMade and adidas are the official apparel choice for the Blue Devil team. Acad and all-c time his s ball majo Ye To

8 sity. He was ion- Bryce Mueller Sr. Right-Handed Durham, N.C. Durham Academy : Played in the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic as an individual, shot a five-over 221 ( ) to finish tied for 47th : Played in two tournaments... played as an individual in the General Jim Hackler Championship and shot a 13-over 229 ( ) to tie for 75th place... fired a five-over 147 (76-71) to tie for ninth in the Tom O Briant Memorial. SUMMER, 2006: Missed the cut at the Eastern Amateur after shooting 71-73= tied for 29th at the Rice Planters Amateur with a four-over 292 ( )... tied for 20th overall and eighth among amateurs in the North Carolina Open with a = shot 73-69=142 to tie for eighth at U.S. Amateur qualifier... shot a 66-74=137 to finish second at the Durham Amateur... finished fourth in the North Carolina Amateur with a = also participated in the Palmetto Amateur and Eastern Amateur : Played in six tournaments, posting a 75.9 stroke average... shot 75-78=153 (+13) to finish tied for 46th at the Tom O Briant Memorial... tied for 22nd (+8, 224) at the Pirate Fall Classic... lost 4 and 3 to Janne Kaske (Augusta State) at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play... played as an individual and tied for 63rd with a =235 (+19) at the GCAA Hall of Fame Invitational... had a carer-best 13th place finish at the Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo... fired at 73-71=144 (+4) at the rain-shortened Western Intercollegiate... tied for 63rd with a =227 (+11) at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate... finished 51st at the ACC Championship with a 16-over 232 ( ). SUMMER, 2005: Shot 69-72=141 to finish in a fourth-place tie at the Durham Amateur tied for seventh ( =217) at the Bryan Park Amateur fired a 72 at the Southern Amateur qualifier shot =290 at the Eastern Amateur missed the cut at the Southern Amateur after shooting 79-76=155 shot a 218 to finish tied for 44th at the Cardinal Amateur : Played 13 rounds finishing with a 75.5 stroke average best 18 hole score was a 71 in the first round of the Windon Memorial Classic shot =221 to tie for 26th at the Windon also competed in the Coca-Cola Duke Classic, Mercedez-Benz Collegiate Championship, Puerto Rico Classic and Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate... fired a 67 to win the Tom O Brient Memorial. SUMMER, 2004: Shot 76 in local qualifying for the U.S. Open... posted a 75 in the North South Amateur qualifier, falling in a playoff for the final spot in the event... qualified for the Carolinas Amateur by shooting posted rounds of 77 and 76 at the Carolinas Amateur... shot 76 at qualifying for the U.S. Amateur. PREP: Two-time conference Player of the Year at Durham Academy, winning the conference individual title his sophomore and junior seasons two-time all-state selection and three-time all-conference honoree named team Most Valuable Player three times led the youngest team in school history to the state title his senior season. PERSONAL: Son of Bruce and Ira Mueller served as a ball boy for Duke basketball as a child born March 15, majoring in political science. Top 10 Finishes 2006 Tom O Briant Memorial - T-9th Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-26th th T-9th Totals T-9th

9 finish of pa Inter a 74 six-u 73= fired even total Cham Ama feate the s for t Playe Asso Junio Playe in 20 shot set b 11 to indiv Scho was socio Skip Murphy Sr. Right-Handed Kiawah Island, S.C. Porter-Gaud School : Shot =219 (+3) as an individual to tie for 28th place at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic : Played in one tournament, the Tom O Briant Memorial... shot a six over 148 (74-74) to finish in a tie for 12th. SUMMER, 2006: Posted two top-ten finishes... placed sixth at the Southwick Amateur with a 70-76= shot to also finish sixth in the U.S. Amateur qualifier : Did not compete in any events : Played in the Coca-Cola Duke Classic shot =241 while competing as an individual. SUMMER, 2004: Posted top-10 finishes in all three of his summer events... took home the championship at the Big Island Amateur... finished second at the Callaway State Junior Championship... also posted a top-10 showing at the South Carolina State Championship. PREP: Four-year letterwinner at Porter-Gaud School... had a 35.8 scoring average as a senior SCISA Division III Player of the Year won the individual title at the 2003 Jimmy Self tournament and then finished ninth the following year, leading his Porter Gaud team to the title... tied for fifth place with current teammate Michael Quagliano at the 2003 IJGT event at Kiawah Island... placed 35th at the 2003 IJGT Tournament of Champions. PERSONAL: Son of Dennis and Kathleen Murphy born September 6, 1985 in Pasadena, Calif... member of the Cum Laude Society and National Honor Society in high school favorite athlete is Kenny Perry... majoring in economics. ( men (73- Cham... sh Ama with Prev for 4 for 3 at Pa an e Cent 78-7 Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish th T-12th Totals T-12th

10 e at six ick teur hile and tate Michael Quagliano Senior Right-Handed Ardsley, N.Y. Ardsley : Tied for 28th place at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship with a six-over 222 ( )... expected to redshirt after missing enitre spring season with a back injury. SUMMER, 2007: Participated in four tournaments, winning the Westchester Golf Association tournament... placed tenth at the Rice Planters Amateur... came in 15th place at the Monroe Invitational... played in the US Amateur Qualifier : Played in seven tournaments, posting one top 20 finish... fired two under-par rounds and five even-par rounds... posted a 74.0 stroke average for the year... came in 77th place at the NCAA Championships, carding finished 13th overall in the NCAA Regionals by shooting an even-par 216 ( )... fired a five-over 221 ( ) to tie for 30th in the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate... went 3-1 in Callaway Collegiate Match Play event... shot a 229 ( ) to finish tied for 49th place at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational... tied for 28th in two consecutive tournaments, the Olympia Fields CC/Fighting Illini Invitational and the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic, with scores of 223 ( ) and 222 ( ), respectively... shot a four-over 220, , in the first tournament of the year to tie for 48th place. SUMMER, 2006: Finished in the top-five in four out of five summer events... placed second at the Monroe Invitational Championship after firing a =274 (-6)... tied for fifth with a seven-under 281 ( ) at the Rice Planters Amateur... shot an even-par 140 (70-70) to finish second at the MittleMark Invitational at Fenway Golf Club... shot 63-75=138 to win the U.S. Amateur qualifier at GlenArbor Golf Club... participated in the U.S. Amateur at Hazeltine National Golf Club where he missed the cut with a 78-72= : Played in nine tournaments for the Blue Devils, posting a 75.6 stroke average... tied for 55th at the NCAA Fall Preview with a ( )... shot a 10-over 226 at the Coca-Cola Duke Classic... fired a =221 (+5) to finish tied for 44th at the Puerto Rico Classic... shot =230 to finish tied for 30th at the Southern Highlands Collegiate... finished tied for 35th with a at the GCAA Hall of Fame Invitational... shot 74-77=151 to place tied for 42nd at the Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo... tied for 52nd at Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate with an eight-over 224 ( )... shot an 11-over 224 ( ) at the NCAA Central Regional... finished 77th at the NCAA Championship with an = : Recorded three top-20 finishes, including one top-five finish played 36 rounds, posting a 75.1 stroke average had seven rounds of par or better shot =218 to place 20 th at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate finished tied for ninth at the Windon Memorial Classic with a =217 tied for second at the Coca-Cola Duke Classic, shooting a six-under 210 ( ) was tied for 28 th at the Puerto Rico Classic ( =219) shot =226 to finish tied for 24 th at the ACC Championship fired a =293 to place tied for 42 nd at the NCAA Championship. SUMMER, 2004: Posted top-10 finishes in four of his five summer events... won the Williamson Cup, posting rounds of 67 and 72 for the lowest total in the event s 50-year history... was the top qualifier for the U.S. Junior Championship... placed fifth at the IKE Championship and sixth at the Monroe Amateur. PREP: Was a six-year all-league honoree at Ardsley was undefeated for six seasons at Ardsley, earning all-state honors three times won the state championship in his senior season, shooting rounds of 67 and 72 for the lowest total in state history a three-time Metropolitan PGA Junior Player of the Year, two-time IJGT Player of the Year, two-time Westchester Golf Association Junior Player of the Year, two-time Metropolitan Golf Association Junior Player of the Year and two-time Gannett/Journal News High School Player of the Year... was the Knollwood Country Club Junior Golf Champion in 2001 and 2002 and earned the Knollwood Men s Championship in shot a 63, breaking the course record that had stood for 64 years and was set by former U.S. and British Amateur champion Willie Turnesa... recorded 11 top-five finishes in IJGT and AJGA tournaments in captured individual medalist honors for the USGA Junior Championship at the Peabody School in Lawrenceville, N.J. PERSONAL: Son of Steven and Jeanne Quagliano father, Steven, was an Olympic rowing coach born September 14, majoring in sociology. Top 10 Finishes 2004 Windon Memorial Classic - T-9th 2004 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic - T-2nd Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-2nd T-30th th Totals T-2nd

11 Michael Schachner Senior Right-Handed Libertyville, Ill. Libertyville : Fired a seven-under 209 ( ) at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic to tie for fourth place... shot =229 at the Fighting Illini Invitational to tie for 60th... finished tied for seventh place at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship with a six-under 210 ( ) : Honorable Mention Ping All-American selection... set an NCAA record with a 10-under 60 during the third round of the NCAA Championships... became just the fifth player in NCAA history to shoot a 60 in a collegiate event... the 10-under matched the lowest round in relation to par in NCAA Championship history... played in all 12 tournaments, posting two top 5 finishes... led the team with a 72.6 stroke average while playing 37 rounds... recorded nine rounds of under-par golf... fired a three-over 283 ( ) at the NCAA Championships to tie for 31st place... shot a two-over 218 ( ) to tie for 17th at the NCAA East Regional... tied for 12th with an even-par 216 ( ) at the ACC Championships... shot a four-under 212 ( ) at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate to finish tied for fifth... carded a five-over 221 ( ) at the National Invitational Tournament to tie for 48th place... shot =220 (+7) at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate to tie for 42nd place... in the General Jim Hackler Championship, shot a seven-over 223 ( ) to finish in a tie for 47th... fired a two-under 214 ( ) to tie for 12th at the Puerto Rico Classic... went 2-1 in the Callaway Collegiate Match Play event... shot an eleven-over 227 ( ) to finish tied for 35th at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational... tied for 34th at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic with a seven-over 223 ( )... tied for third with a three-over 213 ( ) at the Fighting Illini Invitational... had a even-par 216 ( ) at the Carpet Capital Collegiate to finish tied for 30th in the first tournament of the year. SUMMER, 2006: Posted three top-five finishes... qualified to play in the PGA Cialis Western Open... missed the cut at the Western Open after shooting in the opening rounds... tied for medalist honors with a 67 (-5) in Western Open Pre-qualifying at The Village Links of Glen Ellyn... the 67 matched the course record... fired a four-under 68 in Western Open qualifier to tie for medalist honors and advance to his first PGA Tour event... recorded a hole-in-one on the par-3 17th at Village Links in the qualifier... fired a five-under 275 ( ) to finish tied for eighth at the Eastern Amateur... fired a two-under 278 ( ) to finish tied for fifth at the Monroe Invitational Championship... tied for 53rd in stroke play at the U.S. Amateur... lost in the first round of match play at the U.S. Amateur... fired a 70-76=146 to finish tied for fourth in a U.S. Amateur qualifier at Foxford Hills Golf Club : Played a total of 28 rounds in nine tournament... posted a 76.4 stroke average with five rounds of under-par golf... finished tied for 73rd at the NCAA Championship with a 12-over 300 ( )... was tied for 37th at the NCAA Central Regional with an eight-over 221 ( )... placed tied for 34th with a =219 (+3) at the ACC Championship... shot =245 at the GCAA Hall of Fame Invitational... shot =245 at the Southern Highlands Collegiate... lost 3 and 2 to Travis Esway (Arizona) at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play... defeated Stephen Swanepoel (Augusta State) at the Match Play... shot =238 at the Carpet Capital Classic... was tied for 51st at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational with a 15-over 231 ( )... fired a =217 (+1) to tie for 23rd at the Coca-Cola Duke Classic... finished tied for 32nd at the NCAA Fall Preview with a six-over 222 ( ) : An honorable mention All-America posted two top-five finishes played 33 rounds, posting a 74.3 stroke average was under par on nine rounds with three rounds of even par had the team s lowest 18-hole score of the year with a 63 in the second round of the NCAA East Regional his 54-hole total of 206 (-9) at the East Regional was also a team best and earned him a fifth-place finish shot an eight-under (68-68=126) to finish tied for second at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate rebounded from an opening round 83 with a 73 and 70 in the final two rounds to finish tied for 22nd at the ACC Championship fired a Duke low round of 68 in the second round of the NCAA Championship was tied for 20th at the Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational with a 221 ( ) shot a =218 to finish tied for 23rd at the Landfall Tradition. SUMMER, 2004: Posted three top-five finishes in his five summer events... won the Illinois State Junior Amateur, posting a score of one-under-par for the four-round event... took second place at the AJGA at TPC Woodlands event... also finished second at the Monroe Invitational, finishing at five-under-par... took 15th at the Western Junior Amateur and was 50th at the Western Amateur. PREP: Finished high school as the 10th-ranked junior player in the U.S... was also the nation s 65th-ranked amateur player... was a four-year letterwinner... won 17 tournaments during high school... posted a first-place finish at the 2003 Dupage County Junior Classic in Illinois, a second-place finish at the 2003 AJGA Boyne Highlands Jr. Championship in Michigan and a seventh-place showing at the 2003 AJGA Lennar Jr. Championship in Palm Springs, Calif.... was a 2003 U.S. Open sectional qualifier and was named the 2002 and 2003 Pioneer Press Lake Shore Male Golfer of the Year... named the Illinois Junior Golf Association Junior Player of the Year in PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Penny Schachner... born Ooctober 16, sister, Nicole, is a freshman on the Florida women s golf team... majoring in sociology with a certificate in markets & management. Top 10 Finishes 2005 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate - T-2nd 2005 NCAA East Regional - 5th 2006 Fighting Illini Invitational - T-3rd 2007 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate - T-5th Coca Coca 64-6 (68- place Open with for t shot po and Invit Regi leag golf won Athle natio bo New Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-2nd T-23rd T-3rd Totals T-2nd Y 2 2 T

12 ting ond tern yer nty lace ed the Golf l to iate CAA me der d in age ver CAA the rnaeral tie ) to ver -74) the ying for r... nish d of b. -par tral hot 2 to hot (80- iew oke 63 ned e p onal Andrew Giuliani Jr. Right-Handed New York, N.Y. St. Joseph [N.J.] Reg : As an individual at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic, shot a sevenover 223 ( ) to finish tied for 60th... shot =224 to finish tied for 36th place at the Carpet Capital Collegiate. SUMMER, 2007: Shot 71-71=142 to win the Hochster Invitational at Quaker Ridge... made it to the second round of the North & South Amateur Match Play at Pinehurst #2... tied for third at the Ike Championship with a score of 225 ( )... shot a 216 ( ) to finish tied for fifth place at the New York City Amateur... fired a 215 ( ) at the MGA Open to tie for 20th and win low amateur honors... finished tied for 21st at the Cardinal Amateur with a 220 ( ) : Played in two tournaments, the Carpet Capital Collegiate and the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic... finished with a 77.0 stroke average and one round under par... tied for 68th with at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Glassic,... shot a 229 ( ) at the Carpet Capital Collegiate. SUMMER, 2006: Posted five top-five finishes... named the MGA 2006 Player of the Year... fired a six-under 274 ( ) to finish seventh at the Eastern Amateur... tied for 28th at the Monroe Invitational Championship with an 11-over 291 ( )... finished second at the U.S. Amateur qualifier at GlenArbor Golf Club with a 68-71= shot =216 to place third at the NYC Amateur Championship... tied for ninth overall and was low amateur with a =222 at the NY State Open : Played at the Tom O Briant Memorial, finishing tied for 70th with a 79-81=160 (+20). SUMMER, 2005: Shot =220 to win the Ike (MGA Stroke Play Championship) missed qualifying by one shot with a 69 to tie for seventh at the Barclays Classic Qualifier tied for third at the Rockland County Amateur with a 77-68=145 shot 75-67=142 to tie for second at the New York State Amateur posted low tournament rounds at both the Rockland County and New York State Amateurs tied for sixth at the Mittlemark Invitational with a 76-73=149. PREP: Four-year letterwinner in golf at St. Joseph s Regional... also lettered three years in football... four-time allleague, two-year all-county in golf... all-state as a senior... helped golf team a state championship as a junior... football team also won four state championships... named Bergen County Amateur Athlete of the Year in football team ranked #22 in the nation in PERSONAL: Son of Rudolph Giuliani and Donna Hanover born Jan. 30, 1986 father, Rudolph, is the former mayor of New York City. Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-70th T-68th Totals T-68th

13 Ama play in th with qual roun coun a thr with for 3 Marr (75- Pasa lost... fir... tie 232 tied the C O Br a 72 shot hole Junio was all-re sive senio 1986 Justin Hare Jr. Right-Handed Charleston, S.C. Porter-Gaud School : Fired a six-over 222 ( ) as an individual at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic to finish tied for 51st place : Played in the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic as an individual... shot a 14-over 223 ( ) to tie for 60th place. SUMMER, 2006: Shot =302 at the Monroe Invitational Championship... finished tied for 20th at the Rice Planters Amateur with a one-over 289 ( ) : Played a total of eight rounds in three tournaments... tied for 17th with a six-over 222 ( ) at the Pirate Fall Intercollegiate... played as an individual at the Coca-Cola Duke Classic shooting at 12-over 228 ( ). SUMMER, 2005: Shot in the S.C. Amateur Match Play lost in the opening round of match play competition qualified for the Carolinas Amateur Match Play with a tied for 22nd with a 294 ( ) at the S.C. Amateur Championship fired a 70-75=145 to tie for 16th at the US Amateur qualifier tied for 55th with a =221 at the Cardinal Amateur. PREP: Four-year letterwinner at Porter-Gaud School led the team to three state championships also won four Class AAA SCISA state individual championships four-time All-Lowcountry team selection 2005 Lowcountry Player of the Year shot 67-68=135 to set a state record and win the 2005 SCISA individual crown had a nine-hole stroke average of as a senior shot 32 in matches on three separate occasions shot 74-68=142 to win the 2004 SCISA individual championship fired a 72-72=144 to win the state championship as a sophomore won the state individual crown as a freshman with a 73-76=149. PERSONAL: Son of Cantey and Kathy Hare born May 22, 1987 cousin, Chad Warner, is a basketball coach at Hampden- Sydney also enjoys basketball, sailing, swimming and running. Qua unde 222 for 3 70) t to fin Puer Islew to fin at th 215 Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-17th T-60th Totals T-17th Ye To

14 ola hot am th ual n ionur. lass hot nior 72- en- Clark Klaasen Jr. Right-Handed Grand Rapids, Mich. G.R. Christian Acad : Finished tied for 11th at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic with a three-under 213 ( )... shot =221 (+11) to tie for 21st at the Fighting Illini Invitational... shot an even-par 216 ( ) at the Carpet Capital Collegiate to tie for tenth... fired a five-under 211 ( ) to tie for ninth at the TOPY Cup US- Japan Intercollegiate Championship. SUMMER, 2007: Played in four total tournaments, finishing in the top 10 in each... fired a four-under 212 ( ) at the Kent County Amateur and took second place after losing in a playoff... finished tied for third at the Southeast Amateur after shooting a seven-under 277 ( )... shot (-3, 213) to tie for fourth at the Golf Association of Michigan Championship... tied for eighth at the U.S. Amateur Qualifier with a three-over 145 (78-69) : Played in all 12 tournaments, finishing with a 73.9 stroke average and one top 5 finish... led the team with 10 under-par rounds... shot a nine-over 289 ( ) at the NCAA Championships to finish tied for 53rd place... shot a six-over 222 ( ) to tie for 32nd at the NCAA East Regional... had a four-over 220 ( ) at the ACC Championship to finish in a tie for 30th... shot a two-over 218 ( ) to tie for 20th at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate... fired a two-over 218 ( ) to tie for 29th place at the National Invitational Tournament... shot =221 (+8) at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate to finish in a tie for 47th... shot a ten-over 226 ( ) at the General Jim Hackler Championship... finished tied for 73rd at the Puerto Rico Classic with a 229 ( )... went 2-2 at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play event... shot a 237 ( ) at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational... fired a four-under 212 ( ) to finish third at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic... shot a 226 ( ) at the Fighting Illini Invitational to finish in a tie for 36th... had a one-under 215 ( ) to finish tied for 27th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate. SUMMER, 2006: Shot 72-73=145 to miss the cut at the Eastern Amateur... tied for fifth with a two-over 74-70=144 to qualify for the matchplay at the Michigan Amateur Championship... lost 1-up to Adam Anderson in the Michigan Am match-play... tied for fith at the Curly Shipman Amateur with a also competed a U.S. Amateur and Western Amateur qualifier : Ranked third on the team in tournaments played (11), rounds (32), stroke average (74.2), under-par rounds (six) and rounds counted (21-of-24,.875)... tied for 39th at the NCAA Championships with a three-over 291 ( )... led Duke at the NCAA Central Regional with a =217 (+4, t-15th)... shot =220 (+4) to finish tied for 35th at the ACC Championship... also tied for 35th at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate with a =221 (+5)... fired a 10-over 150 (75-75) to tie for 32nd at the rain shortened Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo... played in the Puerto Rico Classic, shooting a 24-over lost 5 and 3 to Nathan Tyler (Arizona) at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play... fired a =220 (+4) to tie for 22nd at the Carpet Capital Classic... tied for 54th at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational with a 16-over placed ninth at the Pirate Fall Classic with a =218 (-2)... tied for 23rd, while playing as an individual, with a =217 (+1) at the Coca-Cola Duke Classic... shot a 74-74=148 to tie for 19th at the Tom O Briant Memorial. SUMMER, 2005: Tied for 10th at the U.S. Amateur Qualifier with a 72 fired a 74 to finish tied for fifth at the Michigan Amateur Qualifier shot 72-80=152 at the Michigan Amateur lost to Matt Harmon on the 19th hole of match play shot =292 to tie for 48th at the Western Junior. PREP: Played only one year of competitive golf in high school was a high school second team All-America in soccer... two-time all-state, all-region and all-conference pick in soccer... named conference Defensive MVP three times... scored 10 goals from the sweeper position as a senior. PERSONAL: Son of Bruce and Rancey Klaasen born August 17, Top 10 Finishes ECU Pirate Fall Classic - 9th 2006 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic - 3rd Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-9th rd Totals rd

15 Jeff Edelman Soph. Right-Handed Southlake, Texas Carroll Senior : Shot a four-over 220 ( ) at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic as an individual to finish tied for 38th... fired a four-over 220 ( ) at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship to take 26th place. SUMMER, 2007: Finished fifth at the U.S. Amateur qualifier by shooting 143 (73-70) : Named to the Academic All-ACC team... played in seven tournaments, finishing with a 74.2 stroke average... had one top ten and two top 25 finishes... fired a one-under 215 ( ) to finish tied for ninth at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate... shot a three-over 219 ( ) to finish tied for 34th at the National Invitational Tournament... shot =217 (+4) at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate to finish tied for 31st... carded a one-over 217 ( ) at the General Jim Hackler Championship to tie for 23rd... shot a 239 at the Puerto Rico Classic... went at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play event... shot a nine-over 225 ( ) as an individual at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic to tie for 43rd place. SUMMER, 2006: Posted five top-five finishes in summer play, including first-place finish at the Texas Spring Cup where he shot a 69-65=134 and played his first bogey-free round... finished second at Texas 5A State Golf Tourney with a 66-70=136 also placed second in the 5A Region Tournament with a 71-69=140 finished 25th at the Texas State Open with a =277 shot a 65 to win Stage 1 of the EDS Byron Nelson Qualifying finished fifth in the second stage with a 69 also participated in the Southwestern Amateur and Southern Amateur. PREP: Four-year letterwinner at Carroll Senior High School named the Texas high school Player of the Year in 2006 after posting a 69.8 stroke average ranked the ninth best golfer in the class of 2006 by Golfweek two-time all-state, all-region and all-district selection posted a 72.0 stroke average as a junior helped his team to the Texas 5A state championship in 2004 won the AJGA Southwestern in 2004 had a 74.0 stroke average as a freshman and was named Freshman of the Year in PERSONAL: Son of Gerald and Sandra Edelman father, Gerald, is an oncologist mother, Sandra, is an interior designer has two sisters, Kaylee and Michelle was a HP Scholastic All- America in 2005 published two papers with the Macy Crowley Research Center born May, 20, 1988 in Denver, Colo... favorite athletes are Tiger Woods and Dirk Nowitzski. 68= at th golf tion hono after Sc 37.7 to a tw athle pian Top 10 Finishes 2007 Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate - T-9th Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-9th Y 2

16 ssic OPY 143 rnahes riott onal colot a an he also 7 d in Brian Kim Soph. Right-Handed Yorba Linda, Calif. Brea Olinda : Shot =226 (+10) at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic as an individual to tie for 67th. SUMMER, 2007: Finished in the top 10 in four of the six tournaments... finished third at Public Links to qualify for the U.S. Amateur with a 75-67= shot 70-77=147 at the U.S. Amateur qualifier to finish fourth... also finished fourth at the San Diego County event with a 142 (70-72)... fired a 140 (68-72) at the North-South Stroke Play at Pinehurst to finish ninth... shot =215 at the Memorial Amateur to place 15th... finished 40th at the Western Amateur at Point O Woods with = : Played in one tournament, the Tom O Briant Memorial, and shot a nine-over 151 (72-79) to tie for 20th place. SUMMER, 2006: Became the youngest champion to win the Pasadena City Amateur with a =285 shot =216 to tie for fourth in the Osso Junior at the Oak Tree Country Club in Edmond (Okla.) fired a =280 to finish fifth at the Los Angeles City Amateur posted a 72-72=144 in stroke play to finish in the quarterfinals of the U.S. Junior tournament. PREP: Ranked 10th in the Golfweek Junior Golf ratings four-year letterwinner... played his first two years of high school golf under Dennis McReynolds at Cerritos... played as a junior and senior for Ken Lutz at Brea Olinda four-time all-county selection low medalist in 14 matches as a senior posted a 36.0 stroke average en route to Century League and Orange County MVP honors had a season low round of 29 (-7) in 2006 also claimed Century League and Orange County MVP honors as a junior after registering a 36.9 stroke average and 15 low medalist rounds finished second at the CIF regional after shooting a 68 in 2005 Scholar-Athlete and first team All-Century League selection as a junior and senior was 10th in the state as a sophomore with a 37.7 stroke average claimed medalist honors with a 34 in a match between top-ranked Gahr and No. 2 Cerritos helped his team to a second place finish in the state championship as a freshman finished third in the Suburban League with a 37.5 stroke average two-time first team All-Suburban League selection. PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Jessica Kim born Feb. 21, 1988 in Seoul, South Korea has one sister, Stacy (15) favorite athletes are Lance Armstrong and J.J. Redick enjoys running, basketball, ping-pong, video games and swimming... also plays the piano. Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-12th

17 Adam Long Soph. Right-Handed St. Louis, Mo. Francis Howell played eight round of under-par golf... posted one top five finish and one top 10 finish... shot a 291 ( ) to finish in a tie for 60th place at the NCAA Championships... shot an eightover 224 ( ) at the NCAA East Regional to tie for 50th place... fired a one-over 217 ( ) to tie for 15th at the ACC Championships... carded a seven-over 223 ( ) at the Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate to tie for 44th place... shot =219 (+3) to tie for 34th place at the National Invitational Tournament... shot one-under 212 ( ) at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate... fired a one-under 215 ( ) at the General Jim Hackler Championship... shot a seven-over 223 ( ) to finish tied for 50th place at the Puerto Rico Classic... went at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play event... tied for 10th place at the Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational with a =221 (+5)... finished tied for 25th with a five-over 221 ( ) at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic... fired a two-over 212 ( ) to finish in second place at the Fighting Illini Invitational in his first collegiate event. SUMMER, 2006: Finished in the top-10 in two of his three summer events took home the championship at the AJGA TPC Tampa Bay with a =214 posted an eighth place finish at Western Jr. with a =288 also finished T- 13th at the AJGA FootJoy Boys Invitational. PREP: Four-year letterwinner at Francis Howell High School was ranked as high as eighth in Golfweek Junior Golf Rankings was a four-time all-state and first team All-Metro selection four-time Gateway Athletic Conference Academic team selection had a 35.1 stroke average as a senior won the individual district championship as a freshman, junior and senior posted a 35.4 stroke average as a junior.. DECA team (two players) district champion in 2005 and 2006 won the conference championship three times DECA individual district champion as a senior had a stroke average of 36.0 as a sophomore and 36.2 as a freshman : Fired an eight-under 208 ( ) to finish third at the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic... shot an eight-over 218 ( ) to tie for 12th at the Fighting Illini Invitational... finished tied for 35th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a sixover 222 ( )... shot =213 to tie for 13th at the TOPY Cup US-Japan Intercollegiate Championship. SUMMER, 2007: Played in two tournaments, finishing in the top 10 of each... at the U.S. Amateur qualifying in St. Louis, shot a 144 (74-70) to come in fifth place and was the first alternate... shot a 10-under 278 ( ) at the Player s Amateur in Bluffton, South Carolina, to tie for 10th : All-ACC and Academic All-ACC team selection... participated in 11 of the 12 tournaments, finishing second on the team with a 72.9 stroke average... Ivy a and debu Penn ( ca cham AJGA Open... so and Harv PERSONAL Son of Gordon and Jane Long father, Gordon, is an American Airlines pilot mother, Jane, is a teacher has an older sister, Lindsay (21) born Sept. 25, 1987 in New Orleans, La... Wendy s High School Heisman nominee Eagle Award (4.0+ GPA) recipient member of the National Honor Society and student council enjoys boating and traveling favorite athlete is Tiger Woods. Top 10 Finishes 2006 Fighting Illini Invitational - 2nd 2006 Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational - T-10th Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish nd Y 2

18 ola ting sixpan ach fifth er s 11 e... Chance Pipitone Soph. Right-Handed Houston, Texas Strake Jesuit : Joined the Duke program in January after playing his freshman year at the University of Pennsylvania (at Penn): Competed in all 10 tournaments, as well as the NCAA Championships as an individual... finished season with a team-best 74.7 stroke average and was Penn s No. 1 or 2 golfer in seven events... had Penn s only sub-70 rounds this year with a 67 and 65 at the NCAA Regional, a 69 at the Navy Fall Invitational and a 66 at the George Washington Invitational in the spring... at NCAAs, did not make final-round cut after shooting through three rounds... earned individual berth to NCAA Championships after tying for fifth overall at the NCAA West Regional ( )... tied for second overall, finished a stroke off the pace in earning All- Ivy at Ivy League Championships ( )... second among Penn players in two spring events, the GW Invite ( ) and Princeton Invitational ( )... top-10 finishes overall in both events, t-4th at GW and t-9th at Princeton... in collegiate debut, tied for second among Penn players and 11th overall at the Navy Fall Invitational ( )... also finished second among Penn players and 11th at the Macdonald Cup ( )... finished 31st overall, second among Quakers, at The McLaughlin ( )... finished 72nd overall at the Big 5 Classic ( ). PREP: Four-year letterwinner in golf at Strake Jesuit... captain as a senior... helped team to 2005 and 2006 district championships... three-time all-district pick... honorable mention AJGA Rolex Junior All-American... won 2005 AJGA Valero Texas Open Junior Shootout...graduated magna cum laude. PERSONAL: Born July 31, 1987 in Corpus Christi, Texas... son of Patricia and Daniel Pipitone... father competed in track and field at Edinboro University... sister, Alison, was a diver at Harvard. Top 10 Finishes 2007 George Washington Invitational - T-4th 2007 Princeton Invitational - T-9th 2007 Ivy League Championship - T-2nd 2007 NCAA West Regional - T-5th Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-2nd

19 ... fir the Y 1989 youn Junio the A West... fin at th of un for 2 73= at th Conr Ama fired State finish 10, mem Eric Schultz Soph. Right-Handed Raleigh, N.C. Ravenscroft Academy : As an individual in the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic, shot =219 (+3) to tie for 28th place : Did not compete in any tournaments. SUMMER, 2006: Finished in top-15 in five of his seven summer events placed 13th at the U.S. Junior Qualifier with a 69-76=145 shot a 69-77=146 at Big I Qualifier for a 10th place finish also placed 10th at Carolinas Jr. Qualifier with a 72 had best finish of the summer in sixth place at Southern Junior with a 72-73=145 posted a 72 at N.C. Junior for a 11th place finish also participated in Carolina Jr. Qualifier and AJGA Richmond. PREP: Four-year letterwinner in golf at Ravenscroft first team all-conference junior and senior year first team all-state as a junior, helping his team to the 4A state championship an honorable mention all-conference freshman and sophomore year had a nine-hole stroke average of 37 as a senior. PERSONAL: Son of Robert and Debra Schultz born August 12, 1988 father, Robert, played basketball at Hamilton College. (76- at th fier a Ama secti Total Total Total Stroke Even Under Best Best Top Top Top Best Year Tournaments Rounds Strokes Average Par Rounds Par Rounds Finish T-40th... m and cham... al team

20 s Big a Jr fertion lton Matthew Pierce Fr. Right-Handed San Juan Capistrano, Calif. Capistrano Valley : Fired a sixover 222 ( ) to finish tied for 35th at Carpet Capital Collegiate in first college tournament... shot to finish tied for 28th at Fighting Illini Invitational... helped Duke claim share of the Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic with a two-over 218 ( )... finished tied for 25th at the event... halved his only match at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play Championship. SUMMER, 2007: Shot 73-71=144 to win the U.S. Amateur qualifier at Big Canyon Country Club... shot to miss the cut at the U.S. Amateur... shot 68 at a U.S. Open regional qualifier and at an Open sectional qualifier... shot =290 at the Southern Amateur. PREP: Three-time letterwinner... did not compete as a junior... first team all-league selection three times... Orange County Player of the Year as a freshman... three-time league MVP. PERSONAL: Son of Matthew and Sharon Roach born May 9, 1989 favorite athlete is Terrell Owens.. has two career hole in ones... youngest player to compete in the U.S. Junior... played in three USGA Junior Amateurs and two U.S. Amateurs... won the AJGA at Cimarron and the AJGA at Pasco Washington... also finished third at the Junior PGA Westfield. Wes Roach Fr. Right-Handed Knoxville, Tenn. Webb School : Fired a seven-over 223 ( ) to finish tied for 40th at Carpet Capital Collegiate in first college tournament... shot to finish tied for 43rd at Fighting Illini Invitational... helped Duke claim share of the Coca- Cola Duke Golf Classic with a one-over 217 ( )... finished tied for 20th at the event... dropped a pair of close matches at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play Championship. SUMMER, 2007: Played in eight tournaments, posting nine rounds of under-par golf... shot 66-74=140 at Holston Hills Invitational... tied for 25th at the AJGA Thunderbird with a = shot =283 to finish tied for ninth at the AJGA Footjoy... fired a 68-73=141 at the North-South Amateur... posted wins over Dave Bunker (5 & 4) and Conrad Shindler (21 holes) in the match-play portion of the North-South Amateur... missed the cut with a 76-73=149 at the Southern Amateur.. fired a three-under 283 ( ) to finish fourth at the Tennessee State Amateur... shot at a U.S. Amateur qualifier in Knoxville... finished first at the Willow Creek Invitational with a 69-67=136. PREP: Five-year letterwinner in golf at Webb School of Knoxville... member of the varsity team as an eighth grader four-time all-region and all-state performer... won three regional championships... state champion as a senior... named a AJGA second team All-America in also lettered two years in basketball... named to basketball all-region team as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Son of Bill and Hanley Roach born December 10, 1988 father, Bill, is a golf course manager... brother, Bill Jr., is a member of the Tulane golf team.

21 Schedule/Results Date Tournament Location Place Sept Carpet Capital Collegiate Rocky Face, Ga. (The Farm GC) 13 of 18 Sept Olympia Fields Country Club/Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields, Ill. (Olympia Fields CC) 1 of 12 Oct. 8-9 Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic Durham, N.C. (Duke University Golf Club) 3 of 15 Oct Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Invitational Windermere, Fla. (Isleworth CC) 13 of 18 Oct Callaway Collegiate Match Play Fort Worth, Texas (Colonial CC) 5th Place (3-1) Feb Puerto Rico Classic Rio de Mar, Puerto Rico (Rio Mar CC) 12 of 18 March General Jim Hackler Championship Murrells Inlet, S.C. (TPC of Myrtle Beach) 4 of 18 March Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Awendaw, S.C. (TPC of Myrtle Beach) 6 of 15 April 2-3 National Invitational Tournament Tucson, Ariz. (Omni Tucson National) 9 of 15 April Courtyard by Marriott Intercollegiate Holly Springs, N.C. (Devils Ridge GC) 3 of 15 April ACC Championship New London, N.C. (Old North State Club) T-4 of 11 May NCAA East Regional Alpharetta, Ga. (Lakeside Course) 6 of 27 May 30-June 2 NCAA Championships Williamsburg, Va. (Golden Horseshoe GC) T-13th of 30 Name Trns. Rds. Str. Avg Best Finish (Event) Michael Schachner T-3rd (Fighting Illini Invitational) Adam Long nd (Fighting Illini Invitational) Jake Grodzinsky T-9th (ACC Championship) Clark Klaasen rd (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Jeff Edelman T-9th (The Intercollegiate) Michael Quagliano th (NCAA East Regional) Bryce Mueller T-75th (Hackler Championship) Justin Hare T-60th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Andrew Giuliani T-68th (Coca-Cola Duke Golf Classic) Percentage of Rounds Counted Name Ct. Rds/Rds. Pct. Michael Schachner 31.83/ Jake Grodzinsky 31.33/ Adam Long 27.83/ Michael Quagliano 17.33/ Clark Klaasen 27.83/ Jeff Edelman 8.33/ Andrew Giuliani 1.5/3.500 Strokes/Stroke Average Per Round Name Adam Long 800/ / / /71.0 Michael Schachner 871/ / / /75.0 Jake Grodzinsky 897/ / / /74.0 Michael Quagliano 509/ / / /72.0 Clark Klaasen 877/ / / /74.0 Jeff Edelman 506/ / / Andrew Giuliani 161/ / / Justin Hare 81/ / / Bryce Mueller 77/ / / Even & Under Par Rounds Name Even Under Total Adam Long Jake Grodzinsky Clark Klaasen Michael Schachner Michael Quagliano Jeff Edelman Andrew Giuliani Final Round Difference Name Stks. Off Ldrs./Tourns. Avg. Michael Schachner 123/ Adam Long 119/ Jake Grodzinsky 147/ Clark Klaasen 170/ Michael Quagliano 100/ Jeff Edelman 109/ Justin Hare 23/ Bryce Mueller 23/ Andrew Giuliani 50/ CARPET CAPITAL COLLEGIATE September The Farm GC (Rocky Face, Ga.) 7,002 yards Par-72 Duke: =875 (+11) - 13th of 18 Clark Klaasen =215-1 T-27th Michael Schachner =216 Even T-30th Michael Quagliano = T-48th Jake Grodzinsky = T-65th Andrew Giuliani = st OLYMPIA FIELDS CC/FIGHTING ILLINI INVITATIONAL September Olympia Field CC (Olympia Fields, Ill.) 7,205 yards Par-70 Duke: =864 (+24) - 1st of 12 Adam Long = nd Michael Schachner = T-3rd Michael Quagliano = T-28th Jake Grodzinsky = T-28th Clark Klaasen = T-36th COCA-COLA DUKE GOLF CLASSIC October 8-9 Duke University GC (Duhram, N.C.) 7,105 yards Par-72 Duke: =869 (+5) - 3rd of 15 Clark Klaasen = rd Jake Grodzinsky = T-20th Adam Long = T-25th Michael Quagliano = T-28th Michael Schachner = T-34th * Jeff Edelman = T-43rd * Justin Hare = T-60th * Andrew Giuliani = T-68th + TOM O BRIANT MEMORIAL October 9-10 Greensboro CC (Greensboro, N.C.) 6,942 yards Par-71 Duke: =600 (+32) - T-5th of 17 Bryce Mueller 76-71= T-9th Skip Murphy 74-74= T-12th Brian Kim 72-79= T-20th Eric Schultz 79-76= T-40th James Dickey 78-80= T-55th ISLE Octo 7,54 Duke Adam Micha Jake Micha Clark CALL Octo 7,01 Winn Jake Huds Brend Jeff E Adam Winn Kyle Clark Micha Jeff E Jake Seco Billy Manu Toby Micha Micha First Adam Clark Ryan Micha Micha PUER Feb. 6,90 Duke Micha Jake Adam Clark Jeff E GEN Marc 6,95 Duke Adam Jake Jeff E Micha Clark Bryce HOO Marc 7,26 Duke Adam Jake Jeff E Micha Clark

22 lace f 18 f 12 f 15 f ) f 18 f 18 f 15 f 15 f 15 f 11 f 27 f 30 ) sic) sic) 7th 0th 8th 5th 1st 2nd 3rd 8th 8th 6th 3rd 0th 5th 8th 4th 3rd 0th 8th 9th 2th 0th 0th 5th ISLEWORTH-UCF COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL October Isleworth CC (Windermere, Fla.) 7,544 yards Par-72 Duke: =905 (+41) - 13th of 18 Adam Long = T-10th Michael Schachner = T-35th Jake Grodzinsky = T-45th Michael Quagliano = T-49th Clark Klaasen = T-77th CALLAWAY COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY October Colonial CC (Fort Worth, Texas) 7,010 yards Par-72 Winners Consolation Final - Duke def. Georgia, 3-2 Jake Grodzinsky def. Brian Harman, 19 holes Hudson Swafford def. Clark Klaasen, 4 and 3 Brendon Todd def. Michael Quagliano, 1-up Jeff Edelman def. Michael Green, 19 holes Adam Long def. Adam Mitchell, 3 and 1 Winners Consolation Semifinal - Duke def. Clemson, Kyle Stanley def. Michael Schachner, 3 and 1 Clark Klaasen def. David May, 1-up Michael Quagliano halved Sam Saunders Jeff Edelman def. Ben Martin, 3 and 1 Jake Grodzinsky def. Tanner Ervin, 3 and 1 Second Round - Florida def. Duke, (30-28 TB) Billy Horschel def. Adam Long, 3 and 2 Manuel Villegas def. Clark Klaasen, 3 and 1 Toby Ragland halved Jeff Edelman Michael Quagliano def. Jessie Mudd, 4 and 3 Michael Schachner def. Tyson Alexander, 1-up First Round - Duke def. UNLV, Adam Long halved Matt Kinsinger Clark Klaasen def. Eddie Olson, 5 and 4 Ryan Keeney def. Jake Grodzinsky, 4 and 2 Michael Quagliano def. C.J. Gatto, 2 and 1 Michael Schachner def. Jarred Texter, 2 and 1 PUERTO RICO CLASSIC Feb Rio Mar CC (Rio de Mar, Puerto Rico) 6,902 yards Par-72 Duke: =884 (+20) - 12th of 18 Michael Schachner =214-2 T-12th Jake Grodzinsky = T-27th Adam Long = T-50th Clark Klaasen = T-73rd Jeff Edelman = th GENERAL JIM HACKLER CHAMPIONSHIP March TPC of Myrtle Beach (Murrells Inlet, S.C.) 6,950 yards Par-72 Duke: =868 (+4) - 4th of 18 Adam Long =215-1 T-13th Jake Grodzinsky =216 E T-18th Jeff Edelman = T-23rd Michael Schachner = T-47th Clark Klaasen = T-62nd Bryce Mueller* = T-75th HOOTIE AT BULLS BAY INTERCOLLEGIATE March Bulls Bay GC (Awendaw, S.C.) 7,261 yards Par-71 Duke: =860 (+8) - 6th of 15 Adam Long =212-1 T-13th Jake Grodzinsky = T-26th Jeff Edelman = T-31st Michael Schachner = T-42nd Clark Klaasen = T-47th NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT April 2-3 Tucson Omni National GC (Tucson, Ariz.) 7,094 yards Par-72 Duke: =870 (+6) - 9th of 15 Clark Klaasen = T-29th Adam Long = T-34th Jeff Edelman = T-34th Jake Grodzinsky = T-43rd Michael Schachner = T-48th COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT INTERCOLLEGIATE April Devils Ridge GC (Holly Springs, N.C.) 6,854 yards Par-72 Duke: =862 (-2) - 3rd of 15 Michael Schachner =212-4 T-5th * Jeff Edelman =215-1 T-9th Jake Grodzinsky = T-20th Clark Klaasen = T-20th Michael Quagliano = T-30th Adam Long = T-44th ACC CHAMPIONSHIP April Old North State Club (New London, N.C.) 7,102 yards Par-72 Duke: =863 (-1) - T-4th of 11 Jake Grodzinsky =215-1 T-9th Michael Schachner =216 E T-12th Adam Long = T-15th Clark Klaasen = T-30th Jeff Edelman = T-44th NCAA EAST REGIONAL May Lakeside Course at The Golf Club of Georgia (Alpharetta, Ga.) 7,017 yards Par-72 Duke: =874 (+10) - 6th of 27 Michael Quagliano =216 E 13th Michael Schachner = T-17th Clark Klaasen = T-32nd Jake Grodzinsky = T-46th Adam Long = T-50th NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS May 30-June 2 Golden Horseshoe GC (Williamsburg, Va.) 6,803 yards Par-70 Duke: =1140 (+20) - t-13th of 30 Michael Schachner = T-31st Clark Klaasen = T-53rd Jake Grodzinsky = T-53rd Adam Long = T-60th Michael Quagliano = th * competed as an individual Under Par Rounds In Bold + B team competition - not reflected in team stats Average Dropped Score: 76.9 (2845 strokes/37 dropped rounds)

23 GCAA All-America 1962 George Smith (3rd team) 1972 Bill Mallon (hm) 1973 Bill Mallon (hm) 1981 Charlie Bolling (2nd team) 1984 Chuck Taylor (3rd team) 1985 Chuck Taylor (2nd team) 1990 John Karcher (3rd team) Jason Widener (2nd team) 1995 Joe Ogilvie (hm) 1997 Jason Buha (2nd team) 1999 Matt Krauss (hm) 2000 Matt Krauss (hm) 2004 Nathan Smith (3rd team) Ryan Blaum (hm) 2005 Ryan Blaum (1st team) Nathan Smith (hm) Michael Schachner (hm) 2006 Ryan Blaum (2nd team) Golfweek All-America 2006 Ryan Blaum (1st team) Jake Grodzinsky (hm) PING All-America 2007 Michael Schachner (hm) Academic All-America 1984 Todd Anderson 1985 Todd Anderson 1995 Danny Brawley Raleigh Shoemaker 1997 Erik Bertrand 1998 Marc Chatelain 1999 Marc Chatelain 2001 Matt Krauss Paul Tucker 2002 Matt Krauss 2003 Mike Castleforte 2004 Mike Castleforte Mike Castleforte Matt Krauss ACC Player of the Year 2005 Ryan Blaum 2006 Ryan Blaum ACC Rookie of the Year 1999 Matt Krauss 2003 Ryan Blaum ACC Individual Champion 1962 John Abernethy (co) 1966 Fred Ewald (co) 1969 Thorny Hoelle (co) 1990 Jason Widener 1999 Matt Krauss 2005 Ryan Blaum ACC Individual Runners-Up 1954 Bob Hackett Denny Bolster 1959 Dick Siderowf 1963 John Abernethy 1965 Tripp O Donnell 1966 Tom Danluck 1978 Jeff Goettman 1985 Chuck Taylor All-ACC 1975 Bob Caprera 1979 Bob Stanger 1981 Charlie Bolling 1983 Chuck Taylor 1984 Chuck Taylor 1985 Chuck Taylor 1988 John Karcher 1990 John Karcher Jason Widener 1991 Jason Widener 1993 Jason Widener 1995 Joe Ogilvie 1996 Joe Ogilvie 1997 Jason Buha 1999 Marc Chatelain Matt Krauss 2000 Matt Krauss 2001 Matt Krauss 2004 Ryan Blaum Nathan Smith 2005 Ryan Blaum Nathan Smith 2006 Ryan Blaum Jake Grodzinsky 2007 Adam Long ACC Coach of the Year 2005 Rod Myers Golfweek National Coach of the Year 2005 Rod Myers GCAA Coaches Hall of Fame Ellis Dumpy Hagler 1986 Rod Myers Southern Conference Individual Champion 1933 Roger Peacock 1934 Cliff Perry 1936 Cliff Perry 1937 Johnny Morris 1938 Skip Alexander 1939 Skip Alexander 1940 Henry Russell 1941 Grover Poole 1942 Grover Poole 1947 Jimmy McNair (co) 1951 Lou McLennan John Karcher Sout 19 ACC *Du ACC

24 lvie lvie ha lain uss uss uss um ith um ith um sky ng ers ar ers ler ers ock rry rry rris der der sell ole ole co) an Southern Conference Championships 1922, 1933, , 1948, 1949, 1951 ACC Championships 1954*, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1966, 2005 *Duke won the ACC s first golf championship ACC Championship Results st t-4th rd th th =572 1st =603 2nd =590 1st =587 1st =610 3rd =755 5th =758 3rd st nd th rd th th rd th th =1182 6th =1163 6th th th rd th rd =904 5th =885 6th =912 4th =848 2nd =895 5th =881 7th th =897 6th =878 t-3rd =591 7th =871 t-6th =879 t-4th =886 4th =888 8th =876 7th =899 6th =868 8th =873 t-2nd =883 6th =874 7th =878 9th =892 5th =857 6th =865 1st =866 8th =863 t-4th NCAA East Regionals =871 10th =902 t-14th =875 8th =916 16th =884 4th =870 6th =901 14th =856 10th =922 18th =866 5th =883 12th =849 t-8th =883 9th =874 6th NCAA Championships t-5th th rd nd th th 1961 t-11th rd th = th = th =605 (mc) 29th =614 (mc) t-18th =920 (mc) 19th =1162 t-8th = th =1140 t-13th NCAA Individual Participants 1940 ^Skip Alexander - Qtrs. ^Guy Berner - 2nd rd. ^Tom Perry - 1st rd. ^Hank Russell - 1st rd ^Skip Alexander - 1st rd. ^Bob Brownell - Qtrs. ^Jack DeWitt - 1st rd. ^Grover Poole - 2nd rd ^Grover Poole - 2nd rd ^Jimmy McNair - 1st rd. ^Fletcher Wall - 1st rd. ^Art Wall - 2nd rd ^Jimmy McNair - 1st rd. ^Fletcher Wall - 1st rd. ^Art Wall - 1st rd. ^Bailey Glenn - 1st rd ^Art Wall - 1st rd ^Bailey Glenn - 1st rd Thornton Hoelle 1972 Bill Mallon 1973 Bill Mallon 1974 Lee Keesler 1975 Bob Caprera 1979 Bob Stanger 1981 Charlie Bolling - 8th 1984 Chuck Taylor - 24th 1985 Chuck Taylor 1989 *John Karcher - t-53rd 1991 *Jason Widener 1992 Mike Muehr 1995 *Joe Ogilvie - t44th 1999 Matt Krauss - 12th 2001 Leif Olson ^Competed in match-play format *Competed in NCAA East Regional Tournament Championships 1922 Southern Conference 1932 State Championship 1933 State Championship Southern Conference 1935 State Championship Southern Conference 1936 State Championship Southern Conference State Championship 1937 Southern Conference 1938 State Championship Southern Conference 1939 State Championship Southern Intercollegiate Southern Conference 1940 Southern Conference 1941 Southern Conference 1942 Southern Conference 1947 Southern Intercollegiate 1948 Southern Conference 1949 Southern Conference 1951 Southern Conference 1954 Atlantic Coast Conference 1959 Atlantic Coast Conference 1961 Atlantic Coast Conference 1962 Atlantic Coast Conference 1966 Atlantic Coast Conference 1971 Big Four Tournament 1972 Annual Collegiate Invitational 1978 Guilford College Invitational Iron Duke Classic 1979 Duke Fall Invitational 1980 Yale Invitational Kings Mill Invitational East Carolina Invitational 1983 Campbell Invitational 1985 Wolfpack Invitational 1988 John Ryan Iron Duke Classic Tar Heel Invitational 1992 Jack Nicklaus Invitational 1994 ECU/Sheraton Intercollegiate Classic John Ryan Iron Duke Spring Classic 1995 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate 1997 Wofford Invitational Tom O Briant Memorial 1999 Duke Golf Classic 2000 The Nelson 2001 The Intercollegiate 2002 The Nelson 2003 The Nelson 2004 The Intercollegiate Coca-Cola Duke Classic 2005 Coca-Cola Duke Classic Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Courtyard By Marriott Intercollegiate ACC Championship 2006 Coca-Cola Duke Classic Western Intercollegiate at Pasatiempo 2007 Fighting Illini Invitational

25 ACC Championship Low Rounds 18 Holes Nathan Smith Jeff Goettman Bob Lindinger Mike Muehr Dick Siderowf Bill Mallon Tom Lape Bill Black Joe Ogilvie Kyle Elfers Matt Krauss Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum 68 (2x) Holes Ryan Blaum Dick Siderowf Todd Anderson Chuck Taylor Jason Widener Kyle Elfers Mike Christensen Mike Muehr Bill Mallon Tom Lape Ryan Blaum Holes Chuck Taylor Ryan Blaum Jason Widener Kyle Elfers Todd Anderson Tom Lape Matt Krauss Joe Ogilvie Ryan Blaum Nathan Smith NCAA Regional Low Rounds 18 Holes Michael Schachner Nathan Smith Kyle Elfers Ryan Blaum Jason Buha Justin Klein Clark Klaasen Michael Schachner Ryan Blaum Kevin Streelman Matt Krauss Jason Buha John Karcher Holes Michael Schachner Leif Olson Jake Grodzinsky Brandon LaCroix Leif Olson Jason Buha Ryan Blaum Nathan Smith Matt Krauss Ryan Blaum Matt Krauss Holes Michael Schachner Leif Olson Jason Buha Leif Olson Jake Grodzinsky Matt Krauss Ryan Blaum Nathan Smith Brandon LaCroix John Karcher Low Rounds (All Tournaments) 18 Holes Score Player Course Tournament 60 Michael Schachner Golden Horseshoe GC 2007 NCAA Tournament 63 Michael Schachner GC of Tennessee 2005 NCAA East Regional 65 Mike Christensen GC of Cuscowilla 1998 Cuscowilla Intercollegiate 65 Ryan Blaum MacGregor Downs CC 2004 The Intercollegiate 65 Nathan Smith MacGregor Downs CC 2004 The Intercollegiate 65 Leif Olson Stanford GC 2002 The Nelson 65 Ryan Blaum MacGregor Downs CC 2006 The Intercollegiate 36 Holes 132 Michael Schachner GC of Tennessee 2005 NCAA East Regional 135 Ryan Blaum Stanford GC 2003 The Nelson 135 Ryan Blaum MacGregor Downs CC 2006 The Intercollegiate 136 Mike Christensen Arthur Hills at Palmetto 1999 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes 136 Leif Olson Stanford GC 2002 The Nelson 136 Mike Castleforte Duke GC 2002 Duke Golf Classic 136 Michael Schachner Devils Ridge GC 2005 The Intercollegiate 136 Ryan Blaum El Paso CC 2006 College Golf All-America Classic NCAA Championship Low Rounds 18 Holes Michael Schachner 60* 2007 Michael Schachner John Karcher Jake Grodzinsky Ryan Blaum John Karcher * Schachner set an NCAA record with a 60 in the third round of the 2007 NCAA Championship at the Golden Horseshoe Club in Williamsburg, Va.. The 10-under matched the lowest round in relation to par in NCAA Championship history. 36 Holes Michael Schachner Mike Muehr Adam Long Holes Michael Schachner Ryan Blaum Jake Grodzinsky Clark Klaasen Michael Schachner John Karcher Holes Michael Schachner John Karcher Ryan Blaum Clark Klaasen Jake Grodzinsky Clark Klaasen Matt Krauss Indivdual Records incomplete prior to the season 54 Holes 201 Ryan Blaum Stanford GC 2003 The Nelson 201 Leif Olson Stanford GC 2002 The Nelson 202 Ryan Blaum MacGregor Downs CC 2006 The Intercollegiate 204 Michael Schachner GC of Tennessee 2005 NCAA East Regional 204 Jason Buha Keswick GC 1996 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic Michael Schachner Und Sea Ryan Ryan Leif O Nath Jason Nath Jake Ryan John Clark Jason Car Ryan Leif O Matt Nath Jason Mike John Jason Mike Mich Top Sea Chuc John Joe O Chuc Char Ryan Ryan Jason Jason Car Chuc Ryan John Joe O Jason Mike Jason Nath Mike Matt Top Sea Chuc Joe O Char Ryan Jason Chuc Car Chuc Ryan John Joe O Nath Jason Ind

26 ds the ip at Va.. rela to Under-Par Rounds Season Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Leif Olson Nathan Smith Jason Buha Nathan Smith Jake Grodzinsky Ryan Blaum John Karcher Clark Klaasen Jason Buha Career Ryan Blaum Leif Olson Matt Krauss Nathan Smith Jason Widener Mike Castleforte John Karcher Jason Buha Mike Christensen Michael Schachner 2004-pres. 23 Top 10 Finishes Season Chuck Taylor John Karcher Joe Ogilvie Chuck Taylor Charlie Bolling Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Jason Buha Jason Widener Career Chuck Taylor Ryan Blaum John Karcher Joe Ogilvie Jason Widener Mike Christensen Jason Buha Nathan Smith Mike Muehr Matt Krauss Top 5 Finishes Season Chuck Taylor Joe Ogilvie Charlie Bolling Ryan Blaum Jason Buha Chuck Taylor Career Chuck Taylor Ryan Blaum John Karcher Joe Ogilvie Nathan Smith Jason Buha Ryan Blaum Stroke Average Season (minimum 20 rounds) Ryan Blaum Chuck Taylor Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Jason Buha Nathan Smith Chuck Taylor Chuck Taylor Michael Schachner Charlie Bolling Matt Krauss Matt Krauss Adam Long Leif Olson Marc Chatelain Career (minimum 50 rounds) Ryan Blaum Chuck Taylor Leif Olson Jason Widener Matt Krauss Nathan Smith John Karcher Marc Chatelain Mike Christensen Mike Muehr Clark Klaasen 2005-pres Jake Grodzinsky Duke Low Stroke Average By Season Lee Keesler Lee Keesler Bob Capera Charlie Bolling Jeff Goettman Bob Stanger 74.8 Paul Hindsley Bob Stanger Charlie Bolling Chuck Taylor Chuck Taylor Chuck Taylor Chuck Taylor Bill Black John Karcher John Karcher John Karcher Jason Widener Jason Widener Mike Muehr Jason Widener Mike Muehr Joe Ogilvie Jason Buha Jason Buha Mike Christensen Marc Chatelain Matt Krauss Matt Krauss Leif Olson Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Ryan Blaum Michael Schachner 72.6 Indivdual Records incomplete prior to the season Mike Muehr

27 A John Abernethy Frank Aiken,III 1946 Charles Alexander Stewart Alexander Todd Anderson B Al Bain 1979 Robert Barrett Richard Bassett Thomas Baxter 1964 Rob Beasley Williard Beeson George Benson 1967 John Benson Guy Berner Erik Bertrand Frank Beuccqua 1928 John Birmingham Alan Birney William Black 1983, Brent Blackwelder 1964 Ryan Blaum Charles Bolling, Jr , 1981 Dennis Bolster Daniel Brawley James Breed, Jr James Brewer 1949 Robert Brownell 1939, 1941 Benjamin Brundred 1972 James Bruyette 1977 Paul Bryan 1977, 1979, 1981 W.P. Budd, Jr Jason Buha Sam Buie 1930 Mark Burden , 1979 C Christopher Cain June Caldwell Jim Cangiano 1995 Robert Caprera Henry Cashin, III Mike Castleforte Bobby Castor 2002, 2004 John Cawley, Jr Frank Chapman 1942 Robert Chapman 1956 Mark Chatelain Mike Christensen Brad Clark Henry Clark T.J. Cooper Thomas Cosgrove 1963 Darrell Crall John Cree Aaron Crewse John Cullenn, III D Thomas Danluck Leslie Davies 1961 Bruce Davis Kenneth Davis 1950 Chris Dauk 1995 Edward DeBaufre 1959 Donald Detweiler 1972 William Deupree Jack DeWitt, Jr James Dickey , 2007 George Dillon, Jr Richard Dion Wiliam Doig 1946 Jim Donnelly 2000 John Doser E Jeff Edelman John Eisinger Kyle Elfers Harry Esbenshade, III 1975 Fredrick Ewald F Martin Falk 1967 Robert Fields 1973 Michael Forgash Richard Foster 1951 Robert Franklin 1962 David French John French 1968 David Friedman 1953 G Frank Garrett 1942, 1947 Thomas Garrett 1965 Andrew Giuliani Charles Glaglu Bailey Glenn Aurthur Goat 1939 Jeff Goettman , 1982 Robert Goldman 1968 William Goldthorp 1942 Jake Grodzinsky Russell Guy 1976 H Bob Hackett Thomas Hackett Jefferey Hall Frank Hanes Herold Hansen-Pruss Paul Hardin 1951 Justin Hare Bill Hay 1931 E.C. Hester 1928 Dan Hill, III Todd Hill 1996 Paul Hindsley William Hinkle Thorny Hoelle 1969, 1971 Robert Hoff 1975 Richard Hood Frank Hooker, Jr Dan Horton, Jr Seth Huffstetler 1999 Tom Hurley I Rod Ingold David Ingram J W.H. Jennings Bradley Jones 1990 Walter Justin 1935 K John Karcher Leonard Kellerman Bruce Kennerson Keith Kepley Lenoir Kessler, Jr Brian Kim Arthur King Clark Klaasen Justin Klein 1993, 1994, 1996 Matt Krauss L Brandon LaCroix James Lambeth, Jr John Lanning, Jr Tom Lape Tom Lefebvre Emmit Lewis David Lind Robert Lindinger 1959 Adam Long Michael Lopuszynski David Love Douglas Luce Geroge Lyles 1940 Joseph Lynch 1980 M William Mallon Buddy Martin 1980, 1982 John Martin 1963 Robert Martin 1967, 1969 Howard Mason 1938 Jon Massey Fred McCanless 1932 Theodore McKenzie Louis McLennan James McNair Gary Meyer 1977 John Morris 1937 David Millar 1966 Garfield Miller Tim Mittlehauser Mike Muehr Bryce Mueller Skip Murphy Timothy Murray 1972 N Gordon Nazor 1947 Chris Newman Gregory Nizich 1980 DeWitt Nunn 1942 O Peter O Brien 1989 William O Donnell, III Leif Olson Joe Ogilvie Jerry Owens 1978 P David Patterson Hugh Patterson Roger Peacock Cliff Perry Cliff Perry, Jr Tom Perry 1938, 1940 Glenn Phillips J.W. Pickens III T.D. Pimper 1935 Henry Poe 1936 Grover Poole James Pollock Pete Poor Steve Potter 1976, 1978 Joe Powell Harlan Prater IV Q Michael Quaglano R Wilson Rander William Rankin 1946 Tony Reed Douglas Reintgen John Reynolds Richard Riddle Richard Risley John Rodney Arthur Rouse, Jr Robert Ruffini Henry Russal Charles Ryan 1974 John Ryan, Jr S John Saalfield Michael Schachner Dennis Satyshur John Sauter 1988 Chris Schmid Eric Schultz Richard Semple, III Raleigh Shoemaker 1994, 1995 Richard Siderowf George Smith, Jr Lucius Smith 1946 Nathan Smith Paul Solomon 1993 Michael Souchak 1948, Paul Spadafora 1977 John Sronce, III 1960, 1962 Robert Stanger, Jr Brian Stefanowicz Earl Stokes 1932 Bayard Storm Jack Stratton (m) Kevin Streelman 1998, Roy Strickland 1968 Robert Stuart 1968 Jake Sullivan T J.C. Taggart 1930 Charles Taylor Joe Taylor 1939 Scott Teller George Thomas 1958 Terry Thomas Clinton Toms 1955, 1958 George Toms Paul Tucker Lynn Tuttle 1963 V Bruce Vor Broker 1974 W Art Wall Fletcher Wall Gregory Wall Henry Walters, Jr Stephen Welsh Kenneth Whalley Doug Whitaker Thomas White 1975 Jason Widener Dave Wikel 1973 Ryan Willingham Alex Wilson , 2006 Carl Wolter 1964 Ray Womack John Wylie Y Henry Young IV Kenneth Younger, III Z Robert Zimmerman current golfers in bold Ryde Skip Art W Mike Walk Dick Walk Dick Palm Rod M Ryan Palm Ryan Majo Dick Jason The D in fou and 1 in his 1979 S win a led th Coun Old C and t 8 win finish team Walk S U.S. U.S. Amat 1976 dian in 19

28 Ryder Cup Participants Skip Alexander Art Wall Mike Souchak Walker Cup Participants Dick Siderowf Walker Cup Captain Dick Siderowf 1979 Palmer Cup Participants Rod Myers (coach) 1998 Ryan Blaum Palmer Cup Captains Ryan Blaum 2006 Major Amateur wins Dick Siderowf Jason Widener 1973 British Amateur 1976 British Amateur 1988 U.S. Amateur The Ryder Cup Three former Blue Devils (Skip Alexander, Art Wall and Mike Souchak) played in a combined seven Ryder Cups. Alexander played in the 1949 Ryder Cup dropping his foursome match at the event as the U.S. retained the Cup with a 7-5 victory at Ganton Golf Club in Scarborough, England. After finishing third on the 1950 Tour money list and poised for greatness on the PGA Tour, Alexander was involved in a horrific airplane crash in which he was the only survivor while flying from a tournament in Chicago back to Durham on September 24, Besides being severely burned over most of his body, his left hand was so badly damaged that he would have minimal use of it. He requested that doctors shape his left hand into a permanent golf grip position so he could resume playing golf. Dennis Satyshur & Tom Kite Following 17 major surgeries and less than year after the crash, Alexander was named to his second U.S. Ryder Cup team in Unsure whether he could handle walking the 36-hole singles match on day two of the Cup, Alexander played through his pain and bleeding hands to down British Vardon Trophy winner John Patton, 8 and 7. The lopsided victory assisted the U.S. in retaining the Cup, 9 1/2 to 5 1/2 at Pinehurst #2. Wall was a member of U.S. Ryder Cup Teams in 1957, 1959 and He posted a 4-2 record in Ryder Cup play helping the U.S. earn the Cup in 1959 at Eldorado Country Club in Palm Desert, California and again in 1961 at Royal Lytham & St. Annes in England. Souchak was also a member of U.S. Ryder Cup teams in 1959 and 1961, teaming with Wall, to guide the U.S. to Ryder Cup victories both years. Souchak posted a 5-1 record, including a 3-0 mark in singles matches, in Ryder Cup play. Former Duke golfer Dennis Satyshur had the honoring of being hand-picked by Tom Kite for the role of assistant captain for the U.S. for the 1997 Ryder Cup at Valderrama Golf Club in Sotogrande Spain U.S. Walker Cup Team The Walker Cup Dick Siderowf played for the United States in four Walker Cup teams in 1969, 1973, 1975 and He also captained the U.S. to victory in his fifth and final Walker Cup at Muirfield in Siderowf helped the U.S. team to a 10 to 8 win at the Milwaukee Country Club in He led the team to a 14 to 10 win in 1973 at The Country Club and a 15 1/2 to 8 1/2 win at the Old Course at St. Andrews in Siderowf and the U.S. team posted a dominating 16 to 8 win at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in He finished off his Walker Cup career in 1979 as the team captain. Siderowf was a part of five winning Walker Cup teams. Siderowf played in eight Masters and four U.S. Opens, earning low amateur in the 1968 U.S. Open at Oak Hill. He also won the British Amateur title in 1973 at Royal Porthcawl and in 1976 at St. Andrews. Siderowf won one Canadian Open crown and played in the World Cup in 1968 and The Palmer Cup Two former Blue Devils (Rod Myers and Ryan Blaum) have been a part of the Palmer Cup, an annual eight man team golf competition between American college golfers and European college/university golfers. The teams are selected on the basis of nationality, not according to the location of the players universities, and many of the European players attend American universities as sports scholarships have never been a feature of the university system in Europe. Myers, Duke s longtime head coach who passed away on March 30, 2007, served as coach of the 1998 U.S. Palmer Cup team. Myers led the team to a tie at St. Andrew s in Scotland U.S. Palmer Cup Team Ryan Blaum & Rod Myers Blaum led the Americans to a Palmer Cup victory in 2005 at the Irish Course Black at Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisc. He carded five birdies en route to a 3 and 2 win over Rhys Davies, Europe s top player, in singles play on the second day to clinch the cup for the U.S. Blaum posted three victories in four matches for the Americans. In 2006, Blaum served as team captain, while playing in the competition for the second straight year. The European team prevailed, 19 1/2 to 4 1/2, at the Prestwick Golf Club, birthplace of the British Open, in Scotland. Blaum posted a 4 and 2 win in singles play, one of the lone victories for the U.S. team during the competition.

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30 PGA Tour Wins Mike Souchak (15) 1955 Texas Open, Houston Open 1956 Agua Caliente Open, Azalea Open Colonial National Invitation, St. Paul Open 1958 St. Paul Open 1959 Tournament of Champions Western Open, Motor City Open 1960 San Diego Open, Buick Open 1961 Greater Greensboro Open 1964 Houston Classic, Memphis Open Invitational Art Wall (14) 1953 Fort Wayne Open 1954 Tournament of Champions 1956 Fort Wayne Open 1957 Pensacola Open 1958 Rubber City Open, Eastern Open 1959 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am, Azalea Open The Masters, Buick Open 1960 Canadian Open 1964 San Diego Open 1966 Insurance City Open 1975 Greater Milwaukee Open Skip Alexander (3) 1948 Tucson Open, National Capital Open 1950 Empire State Open Joe Ogilvie (1) 2007 U.S. Bank Championship Nationwide Tour Wins Joe Ogilvie (4) 1998 NIKE Monterrey Open, NIKE Greensboro Open 2003 Jacob s Creek Open, The Reese s Cup Classic Jason Buha (1) 2002 Dayton Open Senior Tour Wins Art Wall (2) 1980 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf (with Tommy Bolt) 1996 Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf (with Doug Ford) PGA Tour Honors Art Wall Skip Alexander 1959 PGA Player of the Year 1959 Vardon Trophy (low average) 1960 Ben Hogan Trophy

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33 Host of the 1962 & 2001 NCAA Men s Golf Championships Ranked as the No. 2 University Course in the country Located on the campus of Duke University, the Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club is nestled into a 300-acre site, which includes the Duke University Golf Course and acres of tall pines and hardwoods. Only course in the Triangle to be listed in the Zagat Survey 2003: America s Top Golf Courses The Duke University Golf Club, which served as the host of the 1962 and 2001 NCAA Men s Golf Championships, is the home venue for the Blue Devil golf team. The course is located on the west end of the Duke campus. The course was designed by Robert Trent Jones and opened in In 1994, the course was redesigned by Jones son, Rees. The facility plays host annually to the Duke Golf Classic, an intercollegiate men s golf tournament which has featured great teams and players over the 33-year history of the event.

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35 Duke Quick Facts Duke is consistently ranked among the nation s top universities Duke has a student/faculty ratio of 11:1 Seventy-five percent of classes at Duke have students Student-athletes make up more than 10 percent of the Duke student body Duke has six professional schools Fuqua School of Business, Divinity, Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Law, Medicine and Nursing and two graduate schools Arts & Sciences and Engineering Ninety-three percent of Duke students graduate in four years

36 Majors at Duke African-American Studies Art History Biological Anthropology & Anatomy Biology Biomedical Engineering Canadian Studies Chemistry Civil & Environmental Engineering Classical Languages Classical Studies Comparative Area Studies Computer Science Cultural Anthropology Economics Electrical Engineering English Environmental Sciences & Policy French Studies Geology Germanic Languages & Literature History Italian Studies Literature Mathematics Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science Medieval & Renaissance Studies Music Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Policy Studies Religion Russian Sociology Spanish Theater Studies Visual Arts Women s Studies

37 Duke s athletic program ranks among the finest in the entire nation. Duke ranked 11th in the 2007 final Directors Cup standings, a measure of a school s all-around athletic success. It was Duke s third straight top 15 finish in the all-sports rankings. Nine Blue Devil teams have captured national championships men s basketball in 1991, 1992 and 2001, women s golf in 1999, 2002, 2005, 2006 and 2007, and men s soccer in Duke was very successful in as the women s golf team collected its fifth NCAA Championship while the field hockey, women s lacrosse and men s lacrosse squads advanced to the NCAA Final Four. The Blue Devils registered three ACC Tournament and five league regular season titles on the year. Here is a sampling of Duke s accomplishments: Shannon Rowbury became the first Blue Devil women s track & field NCAA Champion. The Blue Devils had three National Player of the Year honorees (Amanda Blumenherst, Matt Danowski and Lindsey Harding), one National Defensive Player of the Year (Harding) and one Rhodes Scholar (Chas Salmen). Fourteen Blue Devils were selected Academic All-America/National Scholar Athlete. A total of 29 student-athletes were selected All-America during the season, while Duke boasted 50 All-ACC selections. Duke student-athletes registered a 3.1 grade point average during the school year. A total of 21 varsity teams at Duke had a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher following the academic year.

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