#39 - #43 TEAM RANKING (GOLFWEEK - GOLFSTAT) INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS

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1 MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT: Andy Anderson // Office Phone: // Cell Phone: // Fax: // NCAA MEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP May 29 - June 3, 2012 // Riviera Country Club // Pacific Palisades, Calif. Head Coach: Bill Montigel (Idaho State, 76) // 24th Season TCU S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP LINEUP Name Class Exp. Height Weight R/L Hometown (Last School) Julien Brun - #1 Fr. HS R Antibes, France (Lycee Audiberti) Johan de Beer - #2 Sr. 3L R Pretoria, South Africa (Pretoria Boys HS) Daniel Jennevret - #3 Jr. 2L R Sandviken, Sweden (Bessemer Sadviken) Thomas Mantovanini - #4 Fr. HS R Sao Palo, Brazil (Colégio Visconde de Porto Seguro) Ian Phillips - #5 So. 1L R Acworth, Ga. (Harrison H.S.) TEAM RANKING (GOLFWEEK - GOLFSTAT) #39 - #43 TEAM SEASON HEAD-TO-HEAD Opponent W L T vs. All Opponents vs. Top vs. Top vs. Top INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Player Current (GW - GS) 11/27* (GW - GS) R&A (5/23) SP (5/23) Brun (1 in FRA, 3 in EU) 13 (1 in FRA, 2 in EU) de Beer (4 in RSA) 112 (6 in RSA) Jennevret (10 in SWE) 603 (10 in SWE) Mantovanini 992-1,088 1,527-1,383 1,352 (5 in BRA) 1,735 (12 in BRA) Phillips ,997 2,569 * End of fall season ranking GW - Golfweek/Sagarin college ranking system GS - Golfstat college ranking system R&A - R&A world amateur ranking system SP - Scratch Players world amateur ranking system TCU SCHEDULE & RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location) Rounds = Total Place / Teams Top TCU Finisher Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort - Verona, N.Y.) = 864 2nd / 14 Brun (1st; -8) Sept The McLaughlin (Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y.) = 829 2nd / 16 Jennevret (2nd; -9) Oct Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio) = 900 9th / 12 Brun (t-5th; -2) Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = th / 15 Brun (t-10th; +4) Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = 854 6th / 20 Brun (t-13th; -5) Feb John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = 885 t-5th / 15 Brun (1st; -5) March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = th / 15 de Beer (t-15th; +5) March Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = 866 3rd / 12 de Beer (t-10th; +1) March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = 1,078 6th / 16 de Beer (t-2nd; -11) March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = 852 t-4th / 16 Brun (1st; -14) April Boilermaker Invitational (Kampen Course - Lafayette, Ind.) = th / 18 de Beer (t-5th; +1) May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = 849 2nd / 8 de Beer (1st; -9) May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Course - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = 849 5th / 13 Brun (t-5th; -6) TCU S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY Year Finish Course Location th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1983 MC San Joaquin Country Club Fresno, Calif T-19th Bermuda Run Country Club Winston-Salem, N.C MC Poppy Hills Golf Club Monterrey, Calif MC UNM Championship Course Albuquerque, N.M MC Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas 1995 MC Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1996 MC The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tenn. Year Finish Course Location 1997 T-7th Conway Farms Golf Course Lake Forest, Ill th UNM Championship Course Albuquerque, N.M th Grand National Country Club Auburn, Ala T-11th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 2004 MC Homestead Cascades Course Hot Springs, Va th Inverness Country Club Toledo, Ohio th The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tenn.

2 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP REGULARS TCU has been a mainstay on the NCAA Championship stage under 24th-year head coach Bill Montigel. 4TCU is making its 16th all-time NCAA Championship appearance and its 13th under Montigel s watch. 4The Frogs have been to the national championship three of the last four years. Only 15 schools in this year s field have made it three times in the last four years, including only six who have advanced all four seasons. 4When including individual appearances, TCU has sent at least one golfer to the NCAA Championship 18 times overall, 15 times under Montigel and four of the last five seasons. 4TCU advanced to the NCAA Regional Championship for the 23rd consecutive season this year, all under Montigel. The Frogs are one of only four teams to build a current streak that long under the same head coach along with Clemson, Florida and UNLV. 4TCU s national postseason tournament streak is the longest in the history of Horned Frog Athletics. The women s golf team owns the second-longest streak, having reached 17 consecutive NCAA Regionals. TCU INDIVIDUALS AT NCAA S TCU has seen five golfers earn top-10 individual finishes at the NCAA Championship in its history, including four who placed among the top 5: Year Individual Finish 1980 David Sann T-5th 1992 Charlie Stevens T-10th 1998 J.J. Henry T-2nd 2002 Adam Rubinson T-2nd 2009 Tom Hoge T-3rd DYNAMIC DUO TCU boasts two of the nation s top golfers this season in freshman Julien Brun and senior Johan de Beer. 4Both Frogs are ranked among the nation s top-50 golfers according to Golfweek, with Brun ranking No. 9 and de Beer checking in at No TCU will be one of only 11 teams in the NCAA Championship field with two or more players with top-50 rankings. The other squads are Alabama, Cal, Illinois, North Florida, Oregon, Stanford, Texas, UCLA, USC and Washington. FANTASTIC FRENCH FRESHMAN Freshman Julien Brun has taken college golf by storm this season after arriving at TCU from Antibes, France. 4Brun is among the nation s top-ranked individuals in several ratings systems: Rank No. 2 No. 5 No. 9 College Ratings System Golfstat national ranking Golfstat Cup Golfweek/Sagarin 4Brun also ranks among the world s top amateur golfers: Rank No. 13 No. 17 Amateur Ratings System Scratch Players (No. 1 in France, No. 2 in EU) R&A Amatuer (No. 1 in France, No. 3 in EU) 4Brun was one of 10 semifinalists for the Ben Hogan Award presented to the nation s top golfer. RECORD-BREAKING BRUN Julien Brun is in the midst of completing the top overall season ever by a Horned Frog golfer. 4Not only has Brun set the TCU single-season record for individual victories with three, the figure also broke the program s career record. 4Brun, along with teammate Johan de Beer, is one of only six Frogs ever to win multiple tournament championships in a career. Brun is the only freshman with multiple event wins in a season. 4Providing more evidence of Brun s outstanding season is his season stroke average of 70.53, which ranks No. 6 nationally and is on pace to set a new TCU single-season record: Place Individual (Year) Figure 1. Julien Brun (2012) J.J. Henry (1998) Adam Rubinson (2003) Albert Ochoa (1997) Adam Meyer Adam Meyer Johan de Beer (2012) Bret Guetz (2002) David Schultz (2003) Adam Rubinson (2002) J.J. Henry s school record for stroke average came when he was named Golfweek National Player of the Year. He finished 1998 ranked No. 2 in college golf in average. 4Other single-season records that Brun has reached this season include: score vs. par (-1.06), finish percentage (90.0%) and top-10 finishes (eight). He needs one more below-par round to tie the program s single-season mark for such rounds (27). SENIOR SENSATION Senior Johan de Beer will be in his final competition as a Horned Frog at the NCAA Championship. It will be his third career appearance at the national tournament, as he previously tied for 58th place as a sophomore in 2010 and tied for 89th place as a freshman in De Beer is experiencing his best season yet as a Frog, having reached a career-high individual ranking (currently No. 48 according to Golfweek) while also owning a careerbest stroke average of 71.77, which would rank No. 7 in TCU program history. 4The season stroke average is nearly 1.5 strokes better than his previous best mark (73.12). 4De Beer is one of the most accomplished golfers in TCU history. He became the first four-time all-conference individual in program history earlier this year and is one of only three golfers in Mountain West history to earn four All-MW accolades. 4De Beer became only the sixth Frog with multiple individual tournament titles and only the fifth TCU conference champion when he was top-medalist honors at the Mountain West Championship. 4TCU s leader for much of the spring season, de Beer recorded top-15 finishes in seven consecutive tournaments prior to tying for 31st at the NCAA Central Regional. 4De Beer owns a current career stroke average of 73.02, which ranks No. 5 in program history. JENNEVRET MAKING STRIDES Junior Daniel Jennevret has been a mainstay in the lineup throughout each of his three seasons as a Horned Frog, but this year he has made major strides in improving his game. 4Jennevret owns a season stroke average of 72.97, well below his previous best of recorded as a freshman in Jennevret has improved his consistency this season, notching five top-20 individual finishes in 13 tournaments. He has placed among the lower half of the leaderboard in only two events. 4Jennevret is ranked No. 154 according to Golfweek. He finished No. 211 as a freshman and No. 393 at the conclusion of last season. COMING UP CLUTCH TCU likely would not have advanced to the NCAA Championship without the timely performance of freshman Thomas Mantovanini at the NCAA Central Regional. 4The No. 4 player in the Frogs lineup, Mantovanini had a major breakthrough in Ann Arbor, tying for 11th place with a final 3-under-par score of 210, easily his top effort as a Frog. 4Mantovanini s final score consisted of three rounds of par or better golf at the par-71 University of Michigan Golf Course ( ). Prior to the weekend, he had only shot par or better in two of 18 competition rounds for TCU. 4Mantovanini s previous best score in relation to par was a +3 effort at the Insperity Augusta State Invitational, while his top finish was tying for 36th place out of 87 individuals at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational. 4Bill Montigel called Montavanini s effort one of the most memorable in his 24 seasons as TCU s head coach. It had to be one of the most clutch, unbelievable performances by a freshman that I have seen here, Montigel said. To come up with your best tournament, by far, at this time of the year when the pressure is on was just incredible. BIG 12 BOUND The NCAA Championship will mark TCU s final golf event as a member of the Mountain West before joining the Big 12 Conference on July 1. One other Mountain West squad made the NCAA field in San Diego State, while two other Big 12 members will join TCU at Riviera Golf Club in Texas and Oklahoma. IN THE PROS TCU boasts two different former Frogs who currently possess PGA TOUR cards in J.J. Henry ( ) and J.J. Killeen ( ). 4Henry made headlines last week by tying for third place at the HP Byron Nelson Championship in Dallas. He actually led the field early in the final round after recording a hole-in-one on the par-3 fifth hole. 4Killeen received his tour card for the first time last fall after topping the Nationwide Tour money list last season. He was named Nationwide Player of the Year in a vote of his fellow competitors.

3 BILL MONTIGEL HEAD COACH IDAHO STATE (1976) 24th Season One of the most-decorated coaches in the history of TCU Athletics, Bill Montigel is in his 24th season as head men s golf coach and 33rd year overall as a member of the Horned Frog family. Since becoming the face of Frog golf, Montigel has provided the blueprint for building one of the nation s top collegiate golf programs. Montigel s tenure has been marked by consistent success, highlighted by the program s current 23-year streak of NCAA Regional participation. The Frogs are one of only four NCAA Division I teams to earn a regional bid each of the last 23 years under the same head coach along with Clemson, Florida and UNLV. Only 15 programs have amassed the same streak with numerous head coaches. TCU golf s current postseason run is unparalleled in the history of Horned Frog Athletics. The streak is by far the longest all-time for any Frog squad and six years more than their counterparts from the TCU women s golf team, which currently owns the No. 2 spot in school history with 17 straight regional bids. TCU has not limited its goals simply to reaching the postseason under Montigel s watch. The program has collected eight conference championships in the past 15 years, in addition to appearing in the NCAA Championships 13 times since The 1997 squad, led by former All-American and current PGA Tour pro J.J. Henry, tied for seventh place for the Frogs best-ever national finish. That success was nearly duplicated in 2009, as a thirdplace individual effort by Tom Hoge helped boost the squad to ninth place. Several individuals have flourished under Montigel s watchful eye. Henry and Hoge are among a select group of three former Frogs who have recorded top-3 medals at the NCAA Championships during his tenure. Henry tied for runner-up honors in 1998, while Adam Rubinson duplicated the feat in Henry cemented his TCU legacy in 1998 by becoming the school s first three-time All-American in He capped his illustrious career by being named Golfweek/Taylor Made Co-College Player of the Year. Overall, Montigel has coached 11 different players to 16 All-America honors on the links. The individual success has extended to the conference level, with five players having earned league golfer of the year honors. During one stretch in the early 2000 s, Frogs were named Conference USA Golfer of the Year three straight seasons (J.J. Kileen, Adam Meyer and Rubinson). TCU has made a habit of sending golfers on to professional careers with Montigel at the helm. Henry has made the biggest splash, having been a fixture on the PGA Tour for the last decade. The 2006 season saw Henry finish No. 29 on the Tour s money list, take home the Buick Championship and compete for the United States during both the Ryder Cup and World Cup. Another former pupil, J.J. Killeen earned his Tour card for the first time in 2011 after winning two Nationwide Tour events and finshing the season atop the Tour s money list. Hoge became TCU s newest addition to the professional ranks in 2011, earning an exemption to his first PGA Tour event, the RBC Canadian Open, with a win at the Players Cup in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He made history by becoming the first golfer since the Canadian Tour s inception in 1981 to win a tournament after advancing through the event s qualifying stage. The victory earned Hoge a two-year exemption on the Canadian Tour and currently competes on the Nationwide Tour. Other former Montigel pupils who have gone on to experience success on both the Nationwide Tour and Gateway Tour include Rubinson, Colby Beckstrom, Franklin Corpening, Bret Guetz, Drew Laning, Adam Meyer, James Sacheck, David Shultz, Sal Spallone and Drew Stoltz. Montigel s rise in the collegiate golf ranks has been well-chronicled from a coach who started out with limited exposure to his particular collegiate sport to becoming one of the nation s most successful coaches. While his approach has proven solid, it was his arrival upon the collegiate golf scene that perhaps raised a smattering of eyebrows. Prior to the 1987 campaign, Montigel served eight seasons as an assistant basketball coach and top recruiter at TCU under legendary coach Jim Killingsworth. Several of Montigel s recruiting gems were key performers on the Frogs back-to-back Southwest Conference championship squads in 1986 and One of Montigel s prized recruits was an undersized guard from Hollywood, Calif., named Jamie Dixon, who went on to help lead the Frogs to their back-to-back SWC titles before becoming one of the top minds in all of college basketball as the current head coach at Pittsburgh. When Killingsworth retired at the end of 1987 season, Montigel s career took a dramatically-altered path. The TCU administration had to look no further than the men s basketball office to find its next men s golf coach. As a graduate student at Oklahoma State, it was his friendship with legendary Cowboys golf coach and current OSU Athletics Director Mike Holder that truly kindled his interest in golf. Knowing that he could recruit, MONTIGEL S CAREER HONORS 47-time conference Coach of the Year [SWC (1990); WAC (1997); C-USA (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); MWC (2009)] 41st NCAA Division I coach in any sport named Coach of the Year in 4 conferences 413 NCAA Championship appearances 423 straight NCAA Regional appearances (1 of only 4 coaches in nation) 48 conference titles [WAC (1997, 1998, 2001); C-USA (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); MWC (2009)] organize and motivate, Montigel added some of the valuable lessons he learned in basketball and applied them towards building and maintaining a top-ranked golf program. It took Montigel just three seasons to turn a mediocre program into a contender at the conference, regional and national levels. In his first 14 campaigns, TCU captured nine tournaments, an impressive feat considering the lofty competition. The Frogs have taken another step forward in the new millennium, capturing 19 team titles in the last 11 seasons. The squad has added 20 individual tournament titles since 2000, compared to only 16 in the previous 20 years combined. Montigel s ability to develop talent and his teams ability to perform have certainly not gone unnoticed. His peers have voted him conference coach of the year seven times in his career, including four straight years from 2002 through 2005, TCU s four seasons as a member of Conference USA. The honors have placed Montigel in elite company. He is the only coach in any sport to be named coach of the year in four separate NCAA Division I conferences (Southwest Conference, WAC, Conference USA and MWC). In 2002, Montigel was voted into the Horned Frog Classic Hall of Fame and was named TCU Coach of the Year by the Dallas All-Sports Association. In addition to his coaching duties, Montigel remains active on the national level. He serves as a member of the United States Golf Association (USGA) and Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) with past stints as Chairman of the District VI Selection Committee and on the NCAA Men s Golf Committee. Montigel and his wife, Margaret, have two children, Kelli and Thomas. Kelli graduated from TCU in 2010, while Thomas is currently a junior guard playing for the Frog men s basketball team. BILL MONTIGEL YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Conference Regionals NCAA Championship Honors th (SWC) th (SWC) nd (SWC) 12th -- SWC COY nd (SWC) 5th Missed Cut rd (SWC) 10th Missed Cut nd (SWC) T-15th th (SWC) 9th Missed Cut rd (SWC) T-10th Missed Cut th (SWC) T-8th Missed Cut st (WAC) 2nd T-7th WAC COY st (WAC) 4th 12th th (WAC) 13th rd (WAC) 8th 11th st (WAC) 22nd st (C-USA) 8th T-11th C-USA COY st (C-USA) 16th -- C-USA COY st (C-USA) T-5th Missed Cut C-USA COY st (C-USA) T-17th -- C-USA COY th (MWC) 13th rd (MWC) 25th nd (MWC) T-19th st (MWC) T-4th 9th MWC COY th (MWC) 3rd 27th nd (MWC) 6th nd (MWC) 5th???? Years 8 Titles 23 Appearances 13 Appearances 7 Career Honors

4 JULIEN BRUN Fr.-HS // 6-3 // 165 // RH ANTIBES, FRANCE Lycee Audiberti // FRESHMAN SEASON Julien Brun already has left a significant imprint on TCU golf in only one season with the program, recording one of the top individual campaigns ever by a Horned Frog golfer as a freshman ranks No. 2 among all college golfers according to Golfstat... currently No. 5 in the Golfstat Cup rankings and No. 9 according to the Golfweek/Sagarin national ratings also listed high in the world amateur rankings, sitting at No. 17 in the world, No. 3 in Europe and No. 1 in France according to R&A and No. 13, No. 2 and No. 1 according to Scratch Players was named one of 10 finalists for The Ben Hogan Award given annually to the nation s top collegiate golfer was one of five freshmen on the list tabbed Mountain West Freshman of the Year and one of 10 All-Mountain West Conference selections... also has been selected to take part in the prestigious Palmer Cup played in Summer 2012 at The Royal County Down Golf Club in Newcastle, Northern Island will play for the European collegiate squad against a team of American collegians has set individual TCU records for victories in a single season and in a career with three top-medalist honors at the Turning Stone Tiger Invitational (-8), John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (-5) and Insperity Augusta State Invitational (-14) the win at Turning Stone came in his first collegiate tournament has become the first Frog freshman ever with more than one victory in a single season is on track to set a program record for season stroke average, besting the current mark held by PGA TOUR pro J.J. Henry, who recorded a figure of in , when he was named Golfweek National Co-Player of the Year also is on pact to set TCU season records for score vs. par (-1.06), finish percentage (90.0%) and top-10 finishes (eight), while he needs one more below-par round to tie the program s single-season mark for rounds at or below par (27)... has finished as TCU s low man in seven of his 12 events... has finished in the top-15 individuals 10 times in 12 events with eight top-10 s and seven top-5 s in addition to his victories, also placed in the top 5 at the Mountain West Championship (t-2nd; -7), The McLaughlin (t-3rd; -4), the Jack Nicklaus Invitational (t-5th; -2) and NCAA Central Regional (t-5th; -6), while he earned a top-10 result at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (t-10th; +4) has shot below par in 21 of 36 rounds with 15 sub-70 scores shot below par in nine consecutive rounds dating from the third round of the Barona Collegiate Cup (March 23) through the second round of the NCAA Central Regional (May 18)... experienced an outstanding first fall campaign, placing in the top 10 in each of TCU s four events fired sub-70 scores in all three rounds of his win at the ASU Invitational, including a career-low 65 in Round 2 previously recorded a 65 in the final round of the Amer Ari Invitational to help him finish the week tied for 13th at -5 after shooting 77 in the opening round played the final two rounds at finished the fall season with a stroke average of BRUN S CAREER HONORS Ben Hogan Award Semifinalist Mountain West Freshman of the Year All-Mountain West Conference Golf World Mid-Season All-American Palmer Cup selection (European Team) 4Two-time Golfweek National Player of the Week (March 5, 2012; April 2, 2012) 4Golf World College Player of the Week (April 2, 2012) 4Two-Time Mountain West Co-Golfer of the Month (September, February) 4TCU career record for individual victories (three) 4TCU season record for individual victories (three) 4TCU season record for stroke average (on pace to break mark of 71.08) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS Brun arrived at TCU as a high-impact recruit from Antibes, France, who made a strong name for himself on the international amateur circuit... arrived TCU with a world amateur ranking of No. 63 and was the top-rated amateur in France... won an individual championship in late March 2011 at the European Nations tournament in Sotogrande, Spain, where he carded a final-round 67 to post a three-stroke victory... followed up his European Nations title by tying for second place in the Lytham Trophy at Royal Lytham and St. Annes Golf Club in Lancashire, England in April finished five shots off the pace during severely adverse conditions that saw the tournament champion finish at also traveled away from his home continent several times as a junior... played once on American soil in December 2010, finishing third at the Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship in Coral Gables, Fla.... concluded the month of February 2011 playing at the South African Amateur Stroke Play Championship in Mount Edgecombe, South Africa, tying for 21st place. HIGH SCHOOL Brun attended secondary school at Lycee Audiberti in Antibes, France. OFF THE COURSE Brun is the son of Christophe and Sophie Brun... has two sisters, Estelle and Amelie... father was an accomplished swimmer who spent time competing with the French national team... born April 1, 1992 an arts & sciences pre-major. CROSSLAND S SEASON HIGHS BRUN S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish % st - 3x Career % st - 3x BRUN S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS // FRESHMAN SEASON Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort; Verona, N.Y.) = st / 74 Sept The McLaughlin Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y.) = T-3rd / 92 Oct Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio) = T-5th / 60 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-10th / 75 Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-13th / 115 Feb John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = st / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-33rd / 78 March Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = th / 72 March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = st / 80 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-2nd / 40 May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Course - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = T-5th / 75

5 JOHAN DE BEER Sr.-3L // 6-0 // 190 // RH PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA Pretoria Boys HS // SENIOR SEASON Johan de Beer is putting the finishing touches on one of the most successful college careers for a TCU golfer with his finest season yet as a senior... ranked No. 48 among all college golfers as of May 19 according to the Golfweek/Sagarn national list, No 49 according to Golfstat and No. 63 in the Golfstat Cup standings... also listed high in the world amatuer rankings, sitting at No. 95 in the world and No. 4 in South Africa according to R&A and No. 112 and No. 6 according to Scratch Players... became the first four-time all-conference selection in the history of the Horned Frog golf program when he was named All-Mountain West Conference... also became one of only three four-time picks in the 13-year history of the league... became only the fifth Frog ever to win an individual conference crown by taking top-medalist honors at the Mountain West Championship in early May at OMNI Tucson National... won by two strokes (-9) over teammate Julien Brun (-7)... the win marked de Beer s second career tournament win... he is only the sixth TCU golfer since 1980 to win multiple events in a college career... has posted a career-best season storke average of 71.77, a figure that would rank No. 7 in program history... has played his best in the second semester, sporting an average of during the spring... the season performance has helped him climb into the No. 5 spot on TCU s career scoring average list... finished in the top 10 in seven of 13 tournaments with five top-5 results... finished as TCU s low man in five events, each coming in a six-tournament stretch leading up to the NCAA Central Regional... has placed in the top 15 in seven of the last events and the top 10 in five of six... recorded a career-high 10 sub-70 rounds so far this season, including a 65 in the opening 18 of the Barona Collegiate Cup that marked the low round of his career... in addition to his MW performance, also finished runner-up at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (-4) and Barona Collegiate Cup (tie; -11), in addition to tying for third place at The McLaughlin (-4)... other top-10 showings included efforts at the Boilermaker Invitational (t-5th; +1), Insperity Augusta State Invitational (t-9th; -7) and Morris Williams Intercollegiate (t-10th; +1) // JUNIOR SEASON De Beer continued his standout TCU career as a junior, earning All-Mountain West Conference honors for the third consecutive season... became the only Frog in TCU s MWC era to have earned more than one all-conference nod... finished the season ranked No. 126 in the Golfweek/Sagarin individual national ratings, which was second among all Frogs... lowered his individual stroke average for the third straight season to a mark of finished as TCU s low man in three events... posted five top-10 finishes in 10 events and seven top-20 placings... recorded a career-best six sub-70 rounds... tied for fifth place with teammate Tom Hoge at the MWC Championship (-3)... opened the spring by leading TCU with a 10th-place finish at the Amer Ari Invitational (-7)... tied for sixth place with Hoge at the Navy Spring Invitational... also claimed a top-10 finish at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate, tying for 10th place (+10)... tied for 50th place at the NCAA Colorado Regional (+5) // SOPHOMORE SEASON De Beer received All-Mountain West Conference hors for the second consecutive season... selected to the PING All-Central Region Team for the first time in his career... competed in 11 tournaments during his sophomore campaign where he finished in the top-five on four occasions... finished third overall at The Prestige at PGA West following a 4-underpar score of 212 ( ), including a 4-under-par 68 in the first round of action... finished fourth overall at the NCAA Central Regional Championships at The Traditions Club in Bryan, Texas, with a 6-under-par score of 210 ( ), including a season-best 67 in the second round of action... finished fifth overall at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate with DE BEER S CAREER HONORS Mountain West Championship Top Medalist 44-time All-Mountain West Conference (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) 4First 4-time all-conference selection in TCU Golf program history 4Only the third 4-time all-conference selection in Mountain West history 4No. 5 at TCU in career scoring average (73.02) and No. 7 in season average (71.75) 4Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar (2011) 43-time Academic All-MWC (2009, 2010, 2011) Mountain West Scholar Athlete a score of 219 ( )... finished fifth overall at the Las Vegas Invitational with a score of 222 ( ), including a 4-under-par score of 68 in the first round of action... ranked second on the team with a strokes average... tied for 12th overall at the National Invitational Tournament with a 54-hole score of 216 ( )... tied for 21st overall at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational with a score of 225 ( )... recorded seven top-25 finishes during his sophomore campaign... finished 23rd overall at the Mountain West Conference Championships following a 54-hole score of 220 ( ), including a 3-under-par score of 68 in the final round of action // FRESHMAN SEASON De Beer enjoyed a stellar freshman campaign that was capped off with All-Mountain West Conference accolades... became the fastest golfer in TCU history to capture a tournament crown when he won The Prestige at PGA West title in his second collegiate tournament... recorded a 54-hole score of 210 ( ), including a 68 on the final 18 holes, to claim the gold medal at The Prestige at PGA West... recorded a third-place finish at the Mountain West Conference Championships en route to leading the Frogs to their first conference title since the season... finished with a career-best 54-hole score of 209 ( ), including a career-best 66 in the second round, at the Mountain West Conference Championships... recorded a team-high four finishes in the top-10 during the campaign... finished fifth overall at the National Invitational Tournament with a threeround tally of 213 ( )... garnered sixth-place laurels at the Columbia Invitational with a score of 226 ( ) en route to leading the Frogs to their second tournament crown of the fall season... finished third on the Frogs with a strokes average of as well as second with four sub-70 rounds this past season... finished 22nd overall in his collegiate debut at the Kansas Invitational with a score of 223 ( ). AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS A native of South Africa, de Beer finished fifth overall at the 2008 Scottish Open Amateur Stroke Play Championships where he recorded a 54-hole score of 217 ( )... captured the South Africa Under-19 stroke play title during the 2007 campaign after firing an 11-under-par score of 277 at Kirugersdorp... served as the captain of the South African Under-19 team at the Toyota Junior World Team Championships in Japan as well as in a triangular match against England and Canada at Zebula during the 2007 season... finished fifth overall at the South Africa Amateur stroke play while capturing the gold medal at the 2006 National Junior Tournament... finished 11th overall at the Duke of York Young Champions Tournament, which only invited junior champions from various countries, during the 2007 campaign... finished second overall at the 2008 Sanlam Cape Province Open at the George Golf Course where he posted a 54-hole tally of 208 ( ). HIGH SCHOOL De Beer attended Pretoria Boys High School during his prep days where he was a member of the North Gaulong men s golf team... recorded a scoring average of during the 2007 campaign. OFF THE COURSE De Beer is the son of Maritha and Thys de Beer... has one brother, Thys... born on June 25, majoring in international business. DE BEER S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish % st - MWC % T-5th - MWC % rd - Prestige % st - Prestige Career % st - 2x

6 DE BEER S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS // SENIOR SEASON Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort; Verona, N.Y.) = T-25th / 74 Sept The McLaughlin Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y.) = T-3rd / 92 Oct Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio) = T-35th / 60 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-45th / 75 Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-33rd / 115 Feb John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = nd / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-15th / 78 March Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-10th / 72 March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = T-2nd / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = T-9th / 80 April Boilermaker Invitational (Kampen Course - Lafayette, Ind.) = T-5th / 93 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = st / 40 May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Course - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = T-31st / // JUNIOR SEASON Oct The Prestige at PGA West (PGA West Stadium Course - La Quinta, Calif.) = T-5oth / 81 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-16th / 75 Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-10th / 114 Feb. 27-March 1 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) DQ = DQ / 85 March Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-55th / 80 March Desert Shootout (Palm Valley Golf Course - Goodyear, Ariz.) = T-6th / 90 March National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-11th / 94 April 4-5 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-10th / 81 April Navy Spring Invitational (U.S. Naval Academy Golf Course - Annapolis, Md.) = T-6th / 104 May 5-7 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-5th / 45 May NCAA Colorado Regional Championship (Colorado National Golf Club - Erie, Colo.) = T-50th / // SOPHOMORE SEASON Oct The Prestige at PGA West (PGA West Stadium Course - La Quinta, Calif.) = T-3rd / 80 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-50th / 75 Feb. 3-5 Amer Ari Invitational (Mauna Lani North Course - Kohala Coast, Hawaii) = T-50th / 120 Feb. 28-March 2 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = T-21st / 84 March Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-5th / 79 March National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = 216 E T-12th / 83 April 5-6 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-5th / 84 April Texas A&M Aggie Invitational (The Traditions Golf Club - Bryan, Texas) = T-43rd / 78 May 6-8 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-23rd / 45 May NCAA South Central Regional Championship (The Traditions Golf Club - Bryan, Texas) = th / 75 June 1-3 NCAA Championship (The Honors Course - Ooltewah, Tenn.) = T-58th / // FRESHMAN SEASON Sept Kansas Invitational (Alvamar Golf Club - Lawrence, Kan.) = T-22nd / 88 Oct The Prestige at PGA West (Greg Norman Course - La Quinta, Calif.) = st / 84 Oct Columbia Invitational (Galloway National Golf Club - Atlantic City, N.J.) = T-6th / 81 Feb. 4-6 UH Hilo Intercollegiate (Mauna Lani Resort North Course - Kohala Coast, Hawaii) = T-24th / 100 Feb John Hayt Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = T-30th / 84 March 20 TCU-Arizona Dual Match (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) March National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-5th / 85 April Arizona State Thunderbird Invitational (Karsten Golf Course - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-67th / 96 April Texas A&M Aggie Invitational (The Traditions Golf Club - Bryan, Texas) = T-49th / 78 April 30-May 2 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-3rd / 45 May NCAA South Central Regional Championship (Karsten Creek Golf Club - Stillwater, Okla.) = T-46th / 74 May NCAA Championship (Inverness Country Club - Toledo, Ohio) = T-89th / 156

7 DANIEL JENNEVRET Jr.-2L // 6-2 // 210 // RH SANDVIKEN, SWEDEN Bessemer Sandviken // JUNIOR SEASON Daniel Jennevret has continued to improve in his third season in the Horned Frog program, consistently finishing among the top-3 golfers in TCU s lineup all season... has slashed nearly two full strokes off his previous career-low stroke average with a season figure of has placed in the top 20 in five of 13 tournaments with a pair of top-10 finishes... holds individual national rankings of No. 154 according to the Golfweek/Sagarin system, No. 189 according to Golfstat and No. 244 in the Golfstat Cup ratings... No. 531 in the world and No. 10 in Sweden according to R&A World Amateur Rankings and No. 603 and No. 10 according to Scratch Players... experienced a tremendous fall campaign, posting a stroke average with runner-up finishes at both the Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate in Verona, N.Y. (-6), and The McLaughlin in Farmington, N.Y. (-9)... the effort at The McLaughlin led TCU on the individual leaderboard... also finished in the top 20 at the Mountain West Championship in Tucson, Ariz. (t-17th; +4), Boilermaker Invitational in Lafayette, Ind. (t-15th; +6) and Morris Williams Intercollegiate in Austin, Texas (t-17th; +5)... has posted four sub-70 scores, including a career-low round of 65 in the final round at The McLaughlin. AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS Jennevret guided the Swedish National Team to the European Boys Championship during the 2008 campaign where he was his home country s top individual, finishing fourth overall... guided the Swedish National Team to the 2008 TOYOYA Junior Golf World Cup Championships after finished 12th overall with an 8-under-par score of 280 ( )... led the Swedish National Team to the 2009 TOYOTA Junior Golf World Cup Championships after finishing second overall in one of the most prestigious junior tournaments in the world. HIGH SCHOOL Jennevret attended secondary school at Bessemer Sandviken in his hometown of Sandviken, Sweden. OFF THE COURSE Jennevret is the son of Monica Jennevret... born on January 10, majoring in general studies // SOPHOMORE SEASON Jennevret competed in 11 events and posted three top-20 finishes in his sophomore season at TCU... ranked fifth among Frogs in stroke average (75.16)... led the Frogs in two of his 11 tournaments... paced the squad at The Prestige at PGA West with a 26th-place total (tie) of also led TCU at the Southern Highlands Collegiate Invitational (T-42nd; +11)... finished his season strong, tying for 24th at the NCAA Colorado Regional with an even-par shot 69 on the regional s final day, one of his two sub-70 rounds on the season... tied for 13th place at the Desert Shootout with a season-low score of recorded his low total of the spring with a 68 in the opening round... tied for 17th place at the Mountain West Conference Championship (+3)... finished 15th at the Navy Spring Invitational (+8)... shot par or better in eight rounds // FRESHMAN SEASON Jennevret tied a program record in his first season with the Frogs by becoming the fastest golfer in TCU history to claim an individual tournament title... captured The Prestige at PGA West crown in his second collegiate tournament, which ties a program record held by TCU teammate Johan de Beer - who also won The Prestige at PGA West in his second collegiate tournament... recorded the title at The Prestige at PGA West following a 12-under-par score of 204 ( ), including a 5-under-par score of 67 in the second round of action... finished fifth overall at the NCAA Central Regional Championships following a 5-under-par score of 211 ( ), including a career-best 6-under-par score of 66 in the first round of action... finished fifth overall at the National Invitational Tournament with a 1-under-par score of 215 ( ), including a 3-under-par score of 69 in the final round of action... recorded six sub-70 rounds during his rookie campaign, which ranked first among all players on the roster... competed in all 12 tournaments this past season where he recorded a strokes average in 36 rounds of action... tied for 29th overall at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational with a score of 227 ( )... finished 29th overall at the Mountain West Conference Championships with a 54-hole score of 222 ( ), including a 2-under-par score of 69 in the final round of action. JENNEVRET S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish % nd - 2x % T-13th - Desert % st - Prestige Career % st - Prestige

8 JENNEVRET S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS // JUNIOR SEASON Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort; Verona, N.Y.) = nd / 74 Sept The McLaughlin Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y.) = nd / 92 Oct Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio) = T-25th / 60 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-30th / 75 Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-43rd / 115 Feb John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = T-49th / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-33rd / 78 March Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-17th / 72 March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = T-38th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = T-66th / 80 April Boilermaker Invitational (Kampen Course - Lafayette, Ind.) = T-15th / 93 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-17th / 40 May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Course - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = T-31st / // SOPHOMORE SEASON Sept Ping-Golfweek Preview (Karsten Creek Golf Club - Stillwater, Okla.) = th / 75 Oct The Prestige at PGA West (PGA West Stadium Course - La Quinta, Calif.) = T-26th / 81 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-26th / 75 Feb. 2-4 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-107th / 114 March Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-42nd / 80 March Desert Shootout (Palm Valley Golf Course - Goodyear, Ariz.) = T-13th / 90 March National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-30th / 94 April 4-5 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-62nd / 81 April Navy Spring Invitational (U.S. Naval Academy Golf Course - Annapolis, Md.) = th / 104 May 5-7 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-17th / 45 May NCAA Colorado Regional Championship (Colorado National Golf Club - Erie, Colo.) = 216 E T-24th / // FRESHMAN SEASON Sept PING/Golfweek Preview (Gold Mountain Golf Course - Bremerton, Wash.) = T-32nd / 75 Oct The Prestige at PGA West (PGA West Stadium Course - La Quinta, Calif.) = st / 80 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = T-29th / 75 Feb. 3-5 Amer Ari Invitational (Mauna Lani North Course - Kohala Coast, Hawaii) = nd / 120 Feb. 28-March 2 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = T-72nd / 84 March Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = T-53rd / 79 March National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-5th / 83 April 5-6 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-74th / 84 April Texas A&M Aggie Invitational (The Traditions Golf Club - Bryan, Texas) = T-43rd / 78 May 6-8 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = th / 45 May NCAA South Central Regional Championship (The Traditions Golf Club - Bryan, Texas) = T-5th / 75 June 1-3 NCAA Championship (The Honors Course - Ooltewah, Tenn.) = T-116th / 156

9 THOMAS MANTOVANINI Fr.-HS // 5-11 // 155 // RH SAO PALO, BRAZIL Colégio Visconde de Porto Seguro // FRESHMAN SEASON Thomas Mantovanini has earned a spot in TCU s five-man lineup this spring in his true freshman season... has competed in seven of the Horned Frogs 13 events, including six as a member of the lineup and once as an individual only (John Hayt Collegiate Invitational)... proved to be one of the driving forces behind TCU s appearance at the NCAA Championship after posting his best career performance by far at the NCAA Central Regional... tied for 11th place in Ann Arbor with a 3-under-par score of 210 after playing par or better in each of the three rounds ( )... prior to the tournament, had only reached par in two of 18 competition rounds as a Frog... his second-round 69 marked the low round of his TCU career thus far... finished as the No. 2 Frog on the leaderboard at the Regional... his best previous finish as a Frog came at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational, where he tied for 36th place in the 87-player field (+8)... recorded his previous-low threeround total at the Insperity Augusta State Invitational (+3), tying for 48th place. AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS Mantovanini arrived at TCU after making a name for himself on the Brazilian junior and amateur circuits... brought a top-20 Brazilian amateur ranking with him to TCU... won the 2010 Brazilian Junior Championship and finished sixth at the 2010 South American Junior Championship... finished 2010 as the top-ranked junior golfer in Brazil... represented Brazil at the 2010 Junior Orange Bowl International Championship... participated in the Callaway Junior World Championships in consecutive years in 2009 and 2010, claiming a top finish of 31st in his second appearance... posted back-to-back top-15 finishes at the Brazilian Amateur Championship in 2010 (sixth) and 2010 (14th). HIGH SCHOOL Mantovanini attended secondary school at Colégio Visconde de Porto Seguro in his hometown of Sao Palo, Brazil. OFF THE COURSE Mantovanini is the son of Walter Mantovanini Filho and Ana Carolina Ferraz de Campos Mantovanini... has one brother, Walter Mantovanini Neto... born on Oct. 31, majoring in business. MANTOVANINI S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish % T-11th - Reg Career % T-11th - Reg MANTOVANINI S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS // FRESHMAN SEASON Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) = rd / 75 Feb John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) = T-36th / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) = th / 78 March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = T-79th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = T-48th / 80 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-34th / 40 May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Club - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = T-11th / 75

10 IAN PHILLIPS So.-SQ // 6-3 // 165 // RH ACWORTH, GA. Harrison HS // SOPHOMORE SEASON Ian Phillips has played as TCU s fifth man for much of his sophomore season, appearing in nine tournaments, three in the fall and six in the spring... has finished par or better in three rounds... earned his top finish by tying for 26th place at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate in Austin, Texas, with a 7-over-par total of followed the performance with his best effort vs. par, finishing +5 while earning a share of 56th place at the Barona Collegiate Cup... posted the best individual round of his career with a 67 in the opening 18 at Barona // FRESHMAN SEASON Phillips was not selected for competition in his first season with the Horned Frogs. AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS Phillips garnered silver medal honors on two occasions during the 2009 season at the Junior Peach Blossom and Marietta Junior Classic... Finished 11th overall at the Burgett H. Mooney, Jr. Rome Classic in selected as the Atlanta Junior Player of the Year during his junior campaign... recorded three third-place finishes in 2008 at the West Lake Junior Classic, Mooney, Jr. Rome Classic and Huntsville Junior Invitational. HIGH SCHOOL Phillips ranked as the third-best senior prospect in the state of Georgia during his senior season in earned four letters on the golf course during his high school career... earned Varsity Golf Team Academic Award accolades in each of his four seasons. OFF THE COURSE Son of John and Mary Phillips... born on December 27, has one brother, Jack... majoring in general studies. PHILLIPS CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish % T-26th - UT Career % T-26th - UT PHILLIPS CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS // FRESHMAN SEASON Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort; Verona, N.Y.) = T-55th / 74 Sept The McLaughlin Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y.) = T-48th / 92 Oct Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio) = T-46th / 60 Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii) = T-82nd / 115 March Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas) = T-26th / 72 March Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif.) = T-56th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) = th / 80 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz.) = T-36th / 40 May NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Club - Ann Arbor, Mich.) = T-71st / 75