QUICK FACTS. No. 5/6 (5 seed) ALABAMA at NCAA MEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN S GOLF SOCIAL MEDIA:

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1 CRIMSON TIDE 2013 & 2014 NCAA National Champions» 2012 NCAA Runners Up» 5 s» 39 All-America Selections The No. 5/6 (Listed as Golfweek Coaches Poll/Golfstat) Alabama men s golf team earned the No. 5 overall seed in the 2018 NCAA Men s Golf Championships, which will be held in Stillwater, Okla., and hosted by Oklahoma State University on May This year s championship will be played on the par 72, 7,460-yard Karsten Creek layout. The Tide will be paired with Vanderbilt and Florida through the opening two rounds, with tee times set for 12:24 p.m. CT off Hole No. 1 on Friday, and 7:22 a.m. CT off Hole No. 10 on Saturday. ALABAMA S NCAA HISTORY: With a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Pacific Regional on May 14-16, Alabama advanced to the NCAA Men s Golf Championships for the 11th time in head coach Jay Seawell s 16 years at the helm of the program, including seven of the last eight seasons. It marks the Tide s 20th appearance in school history. Alabama is in search of its third national title, having claimed two national championships (2013 and 2014) and one runner up finish (2012) all of which have come over the past six seasons. THE FIELD: Alabama was awarded the No. 5 seed in this year s NCAA Championships field. Top-ranked Oklahoma State is the overall No. 1 seed, followed by No. 2 Texas A&M, No. 3 Oklahoma, who is the defending national champions, No. 4 Vanderbilt and the Crimson Tide to round out the top five. Florida earned the No. 6 seed, while Auburn, Illinois, Baylor and Texas Tech are seeded seven through 10, respectively. In addition to Alabama, seven Southeastern Conference teams are among the 30-team field, which is tied with the Big 12 for most teams that reached this year s NCAA Championships from any conference. The PAC-12 and ACC are next best with four teams from each league. HOW ALABAMA GOT HERE: Alabama reached this year s NCAA Championships thanks to a fourthplace finish at the NCAA Pacific Regional on May The Crimson Tide has been dominant throughout the season, boasting an overall record of (.830). Through 11 tournaments this season, Alabama has four victories (Carpet Capital Collegiate, Jerry Page National Intercollegiate, Steelwood Collegiate and Linger Longer Invitational), to go along with 10 top-five results. SOCIAL MEDIA: alabama men s golf notes No. 5/6 (5 seed) ALABAMA at NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY 25-30, 2018 / STILLWATER, OKLA. KARSTEN CREEK (PAR 72 / 7,460 YARDS) CRIMSON TIDE LINE-UP Rank* Name Class Events Rounds Avg. Low Round Avg. vs. Par 31 Lee Hodges Sr Davis Riley Jr Jonathan Hardee Sr Wilson Furr Fr Davis Shore Fr Steven Setterstrom^ Sr * Golfstat Player Rankings, Top 150 Only ^ Alabama s Alternate Player Follow us on Twitter and Follow ALABAMA on the social media sites listed for up-to-date news, exclusive content and more. Like us on Facebook at AlabamaMGolf UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS Location Tuscaloosa, Ala. Founded April 12, 1831 Enrollment 38,563 Conference Southeastern Colors Crimson and White Nickname Crimson Tide President Dr. Stuart Bell Athletic Director Greg Byrne Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. James King COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jay Seawell Alma Mater South Carolina, 1988 Years at Alabama/Overall 16th/26th Assistant Coach Jon Howell Alma Mater Mississippi State, 2010 Years at Alabama 4th TEAM INFORMATION Record (.830) NCAA Regional Finish 4th (Pacific Regional) SEC Finish T4th in Lost in Championship Record (.566) NCAA Championships Finish 17th Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/2 Newcomers 3 Home Course Ol Colony PROGRAM HISTORY First Season 1965 s 5 (1979, 2008, 12, 13, 14) NCAA Regional Championships 4 (2009, 12, 13, 14) NCAA Regional Appearances 22 (1991, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 2002, 03, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18) NCAA Championships 2 (2013, 2014) NCAA Finals Appearances 20 (1971, 73, 74, 75, 81, 83, 92, 93, 96, 2005, 07, 08, 09, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18) ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Men s Golf Contact Aaron Jordan Office Cell ajordan@ia.ua.edu Fax Website Mailing Address 1201 Coliseum Drive Room 170 Tuscaloosa, AL PAGE 1

2 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / ALABAMA PLACES FOURTH AT PACIFIC REGIONAL Senior Jonathan Hardee and freshman Wilson Furr finished among the top five individuals to lead the Alabama Crimson Tide men s golf team to a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Pacific Regional, which was played on the on the par 72, 7,239-yard Reserve at Spanos Park layout in Stockton, Calif. Alabama closed play with a three-day, 54-hole total of 15-under par 849 ( ) to seal its 20th appearance at nationals and 11th in 16 seasons under head coach Jay Seawell. Alabama, the regional s No. 2 seed, entered the event boasting two of the top-20 golfers in the nation No. 12 Lee Hodges and No. 20 Davis Riley. However, it was freshman Wilson Furr and senior Jonathan Hardee who led the charge for the Tide throughout the week. Furr led all individuals in the field with 16 total birdies on his way to finishing tied for third overall with a 9-under par 207. It was his best result and tournament total this season, while also marking the third time in as many outings he has finished an event in the top 10. The highlight for the Jackson, Miss., native came during the second round when he finished with an 8-under 64, which tied for the fourthlowest round in the school s record books and set an Alabama record for an NCAA competition. Hardee was equally as impressive throughout the week, as he tied for fifth overall with a 54-hole total of 8-under par 208 all season-best marks. The Greer, S.C., native closed the regional with a season-best round of 5-under 67 after carding rounds of 68 and 73 on Monday and Tuesday, respectively. It was his third top-10 result and second top-five finish of the season. Riley tied for 37th with a 1-over 217 ( ), while freshman Davis Shore finished tied for 43rd after carding a 218 ( ). Hodges rounded out the Tide in 61st position with a 223 ( ). FURR ON FIRE Freshman Wilson Furr has been playing his best golf as of late, finishing among the top-10 individuals in each of Alabama s last three tournaments. Prior to the most recent surge, Furr s best finish over the eight previous tournaments played was when he tied for 25th at the Linger Longer Invitational. In addition it his three top-10 results in the Tide s last three outings, the Jackson, Miss., native has bettered his season-best 54-hole score in each tournament. Most recently, Furr closed play at the 2018 NCAA Pacific Regional tied for third with a 9-under par 207 ( ) all season-best numbers. He carded a second round of 8-under 64, which tied for the second-lowest round vs. par in program history and was the best 18-hole total carded by any Alabama golfer in the program s NCAA postseason history. In the, Furr shot a second round 63 which was the best mark by any UA golfer this season. Furr s score not only set a freshman school record, but it also tied for the second-best round in both UA program and history. Former Alabama standout Bobby Wyatt owns both records when he carded a 61 during the second round of the 2014 league championship. Additionally, Furr s 7-under par in the second round of the SECs tied for the seventh-lowest round vs. par in the UA record books. Over his first five events he played, Furr averaged strokes per tournament. In the three tournaments since, his 54-hole average has improved by nearly 15 strokes (210.7). CRIMSON TIDE RANKED AMONG TOP-10 TEAMS NATIONALLY The Alabama men s golf team has been ranked among the top-10 teams in the nation throughout the season. Entering the NCAA Championships, the Tide checks in at No. 5 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Coaches Poll, while Golfstat.com ranked UA at No. 6. The Tide, the No. 5 seed at the NCAA Championships, began the year ranked No. 2 in the nation and has not fallen out of the top 10 all season. RILEY NAMED TO PALMER CUP TEAM Alabama men s golfer Davis Riley will join UA women s golfers Lauren Stephenson and Kristen Gillman, as part of the United States Palmer Cup team, the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) announced in mid-march. The trio will be among the 24-player United States squad that will compete against a team of international college golfers at the 2018 Arnold Palmer Cup, July 6-8, at the Evian Resort Golf Club in Evian-les-Bains, France. Alabama assistant women s golf coach Susan Rosenstiel will serve as an assistant coach for the U.S. team. ADDING TO THE TROPHY CASE The Alabama men s golf team has won four team tournament titles this season and boasts a pair of runner-up finishes in two other events. In the Tide s 10 tournaments played on the year, UA has finished out of the top five only once. In all, Alabama owns four victories, six top-two finishes and nine top-five results, all while playing one of the toughest schedules in the nation. UA boasts a record of against teams ranked in the top-25, and against top-50 opponents this year. UA is 66-0 against teams ranked outside the top 50. ALABAMA FINISHES IN 17TH AT 2017 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP The Alabama men s golf team finished in 17th place overall at the 2017 NCAA Men s Golf National Championships in Sugar Grove, Ill., finishing with three day total of 9-over par 873 ( ). The Tide was just two strokes shy of a top-15 finish and a spot in the final round of stroke play at last year s championship. Despite the team s setback, Jonathan Hardee finished a stellar third round which featured five birdies and no bogeys to improve 33 spots into a tie for 17th place overall with a three-day total of 5-under par 211 ( ). As a result, the Greer, S.C., native advanced as an individual to the fourth and final round of stroke play. Hardee, who matched his career-best 18-hole total on Sunday, was one of only two golfers in the field to go the entire round without a bogey, joining Vanderbilt s Matthias Schwab. Hardee was consistent throughout the day, recording three birdies on the front nine and two on the back nine to go along with 13 pars to end the day with the Tide s lowest 18-hole total of the event. Other Alabama golfers who competed at last year s championship included Josh Sedeno, who finished tied for 76th overall with a three round total of 5-over par 221 ( ) on the par 72, 7,300-yard Rich Harvest Farms course. Davis Riley battled back from a difficult front nine with a pair of eagles on the back nine to close play in 95th overall at 7-over par 223 ( ). He was followed by Steven Setterstrom who tied for 117th with a 227 ( ), while Lee Hodges rounded out the Tide in 127th with a 229 ( ). HARDEE FINISHES AS TOP INDIVIDUAL, PLACES 19TH Jonathan Hardee led the Alabama men s golf team at the 2017 NCAA Men s Golf National Championships, as he tied for 19th overall with a four day total of even par 288 ( ). The Crimson Tide junior was one of only 22 golfers in the 156-man field to finish the event at even par or better. During Monday s fourth round on the par 72, 7,300-yard Rich Harvest Farms course, the golfers battled high winds with swirling gusts nearing 30 miles per hour. As a result, only four of the 84 golfers who advanced to the championships final round shot below par. Hardee collected three birdies on the day to go along with six bogeys and a double bogey on his way to a 5-over par 77. Hardee began the day with back-to-back pars before a bogey on the 197-yard par 3 third hole snapped his streak of 23 consecutive bogey-free holes. Hardee would go on to record three bogeys and a double in four of his first six holes on the back nine. The Greer, S.C., native had several makeable birdie and par putts, but just was not able to get them to fall. He ended his round on a high note, collecting a birdie on the par 5 18th hole. Despite the struggles in the final round, Hardee s 72-hole score of 288 ranks sixthbest in program history, while his even par total is fourth-best in a 72-hole event. PAGE 2

3 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / DUO NAMED TO ALL-SEC FIRST TEAM Alabama senior Lee Hodges and junior Davis Riley were named to the Southeastern Conference Men s Golf First Team, the league office announced on May 10. In addition, junior Alex Green was selected to the SEC Community Service Team, marking the second consecutive year he has earned that recognition. Hodges and Riley become the first Alabama teammates voted to the league s first team since 2014 when four Crimson Tide golfers earned the recognition. That year, the Tide went on to win the NCAA national championship for a second consecutive year. Hodges, who earns his first All-SEC accolade since joining the team prior to the season, has led the Crimson Tide all season and has played some of his best golf during the spring campaign. In the Tide s seven spring tournaments, the Ardmore, Tenn., native has claimed two medalist honors (Puerto Rico Classic and Linger Longer Invitational), owns four top-10 finishes and five top-15 results. Hodges, who was tabbed the SEC Men s Golfer of the Week for the week of March 21, is currently ranked No. 21 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin individual rankings and tops the squad in stroke average (70.96), average vs. par (-0.30) and rounds of par or better (20) this year. Meanwhile, Riley has had an equally impressive season and enters the NCAA Championships ranked No. 26 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings. The Hattiesburg, Miss., native ranks just behind Hodges in both stroke average (71.03) and average vs. par (-0.24). Riley claimed medalist honors at the Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational last fall, on his way to earning SEC Golfer of the Week recognition on Sept. 17. He tops the Tide with four top-five finishes, while his six top-10 results are tied with Hodges for the team lead. Riley earned his third straight All-SEC honors after being voted as a second-team all-league performer in each of the past two seasons. HODGES, RILEY NAMED SEMIFINALISTS FOR JACK NICKLAUS AWARD Alabama senior Lee Hodges and junior Davis Riley were each named as semifinalists for the Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year Award, the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) announced on May 1. Division I finalists will be named May 24, with the announcement of the five golfers who receive the award coming on May 31. The honor is presented by Jack Nicklaus at a ceremony during the final round of the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide at Muirfield Village Golf Club. In addition to receiving the Jack Nicklaus National Player of the Year Award, the recipients will compete in the Barbasol Shootout for an exemption into the PGA TOUR s Barbasol Championship, held July 16-22, at the Champions at Keene Trace in Lexington, Ky. The Barbasol Shootout will be held Saturday, June 2, at the storied Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio. ALABAMA BOASTS TWO ON HASKINS AWARD WATCH LIST Both Davis Riley and Lee Hodges were also recognized for their outstanding season as both are among 20 golfers named to the Fred Haskins Award Watch List, which was announced on March 22. Riley checks in at No. 5 on the updated list, while Hodges debuts at No. 12. The Haskins Award is the oldest college golf award (dating back to 1971) and is the only award that is voted on by players, coaches, sports information directors and select golf media - there is no committee that makes this decision. Voting will open at the end of the NCAA Regionals and run through the end of the NCAA Tournament. CRIMSON TIDE FINISHES RUNNERS UP AT 2018 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP The Alabama men s golf team dropped a heartbreaker on the final hole of the 2018 Southeastern Conference Men s Golf championship match, falling to Auburn, 3-2, at the Sea Island Golf Club on the par 70, 7,005-yard Seaside Course layout. The teams were tied at two points apiece with the final match all square after senior Jonathan Hardee birdied the par 3 17th hole to even the score against Wells Padgett. Hardee nearly aced the hole as his tee shot rolled just past the cup. However, Padgett calmly rolled in a 20-foot birdie putt on the 18th to clinch the championship. Alabama advanced to Sunday s championship after it captured a win over fourth-ranked Vanderbilt in quarterfinal play and followed that with a win over seventh-ranked Florida in the semis. UA reached match play as a result of finishing tied for fourth overall after 54 holes of stroke play with a team total of 8-over par 848 ( ). As a result, the Crimson Tide was one of eight teams that advanced to match play Seniors Lee Hodges and Jonathan Hardee, along with junior Davis Riley and freshman Davis Shore, all finished with a 2-1 record in match play. Freshman Wilson Furr closed with a mark. DAVIS SHORE NAMED FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK Alabama s Davis Shore was named the Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week for the week of May 7. It marked the first SEC weekly honor for Shore and the first Freshman of the Week honor for the Crimson Tide since Josh Sedeno claimed the award for the week of April 5, Shore led the way for the Alabama men s golf team at the Mason Rudolph Championship on April with a runner-up finish. Shore recorded his best finish of the season, and his second top-10 result, to lead the Crimson Tide to a secondplace finish in the event that featured six teams ranked among the top-50 in the nation. The Knoxville, Tenn., native ended the 54-hole tournament with a 2-under par 211 ( ), on the par 71, 7,100-yard Traditions Golf Club South Course layout. Shore matched his career-best round when he carded a 4-under par 67 in the second round, sandwiched between a pair of 1-over par 72s. He also led the entire field in par 4 scoring at 4.04 (+1) and tied for third in par 3 scoring at 3.00 (E). As a result, Shore finished ahead of nine golfers ranked in Golfstat.com s top-100 individual rankings, including going 4-0 mark against top-20 foes. LEE HODGES NAMED GOLFER OF THE WEEK Senior Lee Hodges also picked up a weekly award as he was named the Southeastern Conference Men s Golfer of the Week for the week of March 21. Thanks in large part to Hodges play, Alabama captured the Linger Longer Invitational team title. The Tide carded a final round total of 7-under par 281 and finished the three-day, 54-hole event with a 24-under par 840 ( ) to take a two-shot victory over second place Georgia. Hodges led the way for Alabama, as he claimed his second medalist honor this spring (also won the individual title at the Puerto Rico Classic), finishing with a season-low 54-hole total of 14-under par 202 ( ). It was the second-best tournament score in Hodges career, while the 14-under was a career-best mark in relation to par. Hodges carded three consecutive rounds in the 60s. He tied for tops in the tournament in total birdies (17) and par 4 average score (3.83), while ranking second in the field in par 3 scoring average (2.82). PAGE 3

4 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / ALABAMA SCHEDULE AND RESULTS FALL 2017 Team Date Tournament Course Site Finish Score Top Individual Sept Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Golf Club Dalton,Ga. t1st 850 ( ) t3rd Riley (-7, 209) Sept Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational Olympia Fields Country Club Olympia Fields, Ill. 2nd 846 ( ) 1st Riley (-10, 200) Oct Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate Old Overton Golf Course Vestavia Hills, Ala. 1st 821 ( ) 3rd Hodges (-9, 201) Oct Steelwood Collegiate Steelwood Country Club Loxley, Ala. 1st 866 ( ) t2nd Hardee (-4, 212) SPRING 2018 Team Date Tournament Course Site Finish Score Top Individual Feb Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar Country Club Rio Grande, Puerto Rico 5th 866 ( ) 1st Hodges (-7, 206) March 5-7 Southern Highlands Masters Southern Highlands Golf Club Las Vegas, Nev. t8th 871 ( ) t11th Hodges (-1, 215) March Linger Longer Invitational Great Waters Golf Course Greensboro, Ga. 1st 840 ( ) 1st Hodges (-14, 202) April 7-8 Aggie Invitational Traditons Club Bryan, Texas 5th 883 ( ) t7th Hodges (E, 216) April Mason Rudolph Championship Vanderbilt Legends Club Franklin, Tenn. 2nd 856 ( ) 2nd Shore (-2, 211) April Seaside Golf Course St. Simons Island, Ga. t4th 848 ( ) t7th Hodges (-2, 208) April Quarterfinals def. Vanderbilt (3-2) Semifinals def. Florida (3-1-1) Championship lost to Auburn (2-3) May NCAA Stockton Regional The Reserve at Spanos Park Stockton, Calif. 4th 849 ( ) t3rd Furr (-9, 207) May NCAA Championship Karsten Creek Golf Club Stillwater, Okla OVERALL STROKE AVERAGES Player Tourn./Rds Strokes vs. Par Low High Avg. Avg vs. Par Top Finish Jake DeZoort Ben Fuller Wilson Furr 8/24 1, t3rd NCAA Pacific Regional Alex Green 1/ t23rd Steelwood Collegiate Invitational Jonathan Hardee 11/33 2, t2nd Steelwood Collegiate Invitational Tyler Hitchner* 1/ t48th Mason Rudolph Championship Lee Hodges 11/33 2, st Puerto Rico Classic, Linger Longer Invitational Davis Riley 11/33 2, st Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational Josh Sedeno* 3/ *t6th Puerto Rico Classic Steven Setterstrom* 6/18 1, t20th Steelwood Colligiate Invitational Davis Shore* 11/33 2, nd Mason Rudolph Championship Individual Totals 11/188 13, st Riley at OFCC Invitational & Hodges at Puerto Rico Classic Linger Longer Invitational Team Scores 11/33 9, st (4x) Carpet Capital, Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, Steelwood Collegiate Invitational, Linger Longer Invitational MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Player Class Hometown Tournaments Victories Top Five Par or Lower Low 54 Jake DeZoort So. Tuscaloosa, Ala Ben Fuller Fr. Birmingham, Ala Wilson Furr Fr. Jackson, Miss Alex Green So. Fairhope, Ala Jonathan Hardee Sr. Greer, S.C Tyler Hitchner Sr. Tuscaloosa, Ala Lee Hodges Sr. Ardmore, Tenn Davis Riley Jr. Hattiesburg, Miss Josh Sedeno* So. Roseville, Calif Steven Setterstrom* Sr. Mobile, Ala Davis Shore* Fr. Knoxville, Tenn ALABAMA CAREER STATISTICS Player Tourn. Rds. Strokes vs. Par Scoring Avg. Wins Top Five Rds. in 60s Par or Lower Low 18 Low 54 Wilson Furr* , (1.79) Alex Green* (4.33) (2x) Jonathan Hardee , (1.46) (4x) 206 Tyler Hitchner* , (2.58) Lee Hodges^ , (0.71) Davis Riley , (0.25) (3X) 200 Josh Sedeno* , (2.57) (4x) 204 Steven Setterstrom* , (2.73) (2x) 208 Davis Shore* , (2.15) (2X) 207 *Includes rounds played as an individual ^Includes rounds played at previous school PAGE 4

5 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / ALABAMA S RECORD BREAKDOWN Stroke) Tournaments Played: 11 Team Total Rounds: 33 Average Individual Score Per Round: Team Total Strokes: 9,396 Average Team Round: Team Low Round: 271 Tournament Championships: 4 Top-Five Team Finishes (including titles): 10 Top 6-10 Team Finishes: 1 Individual Championships (Medalist): 3 Top-10 Individual Finishes: 21 Top Individual Finishes: 12 Team Overall Record: PERCENTAGE OF ROUNDS COUNTED TOWARD ALABAMA TEAM SCORE Player Total Rounds Played Counted Rounds Percentage Jake DeZoort Ben Fuller Wilson Furr* Alex Green Jonathan Hardee Tyler Hitchner Lee Hodges Davis Riley Josh Sedeno Steven Setterstrom* Davis Shore* ALABAMA GOLFERS CAREER COUNTED ROUNDS Player Total Career Rounds Played Counted Rounds Percentage Wilson Furr* Alex Green Jonathan Hardee Tyler Hitchner* Lee Hodges^ Davis Riley Josh Sedeno Steven Setterstrom* Davis Shore* *Does not include rounds played as an individual ^ Includes rounds played at previous school ALABAMA TOURNAMENT LINEUPS (listed by tournament finish) FALL 2017 UA Finish Carpet Capital Riley Hodges Setterstrom Hardee Shore t1st Olympia Fields/ Fighting Illini Invitational Riley Hardee Shore Hodges Sedeno 2nd Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate Hodges Riley Shore Setterstrom Hardee 1st Steelwood Collegiate Hardee Riley Hodges Setterson Shore 1st Spring 2017 Puerto Rico Classic Hodges Riley Furr Hardee Setterstrom 5th Southern Highlands Masters Hodges Hardee Riley Furr Shore t8th Linger Longer Invitational Hodges Riley Shore Furr Hardee 1st Aggie Invitational Hodges Hardee Riley Shore Furr 5th Mason Rudolph Championship Shore Furr Hardee Riley Hodges 2nd Hodges Furr Riley Hardee Shore t4th NCAA Stockton Regional Furr Hardee Riley Shore Hodges 4th ALABAMA INDIVIDUALS IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS (Golfweek/sagarin performance Index as of 5/10/2018) vs. 25 vs. 50 vs. 100 Overall Rank (NCAA Lineup) Name Rating Events Sked (Rank) W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T W-L-T 21 Lee Hodges (52) Davis Riley (50) Jonathan Hardee (46) Wilson Furr (246) Davis Shore (74) PAGE 5

6 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / Tournament Results Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Golf Club Dalton, Ga. Par 72 7,012 Yards t1. Alabama /850 (-14) t3 Davis Riley, Alabama /209 (-7) t1. Georgia Tech /850 (-14) t9 Lee Hodges, Alabama /211 (-5) 3. Auburn /854 (-10) t34 Steven Setterstrom, Alabama /220 (+4) 4. LSU /860 (-4) t44 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /222 (+6) t5. Florida /862 (-2) t48 Davis Shore, Alabama /223 (+7) t5. Tennessee /862 (-2) (Team Finishes: 7. Clemson, 863; 8. South Carolina, 865; 9. California, 868; 10. North Florida, 869; 11. Kennesaw State, 874; 12. Dalton State, 880; 13. Chattanooga, 892; 14. Virginia, 903; 15. Troy. 914) Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields CC Olympia Fields, Ill. Par 70 7,300 Yards 1. Texas A&M /837 (-3) 1 Davis Riley, Alabama /200 (-10) 2. Alabama /846 (+6) t9 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /210 (E) 3. Oklahoma State /850 (+10) t30 Davis Shore, Alabama /218 (+8) 4. Baylor /852 (+12) t39 Lee Hodges, Alabama /219 (+9) 5. Illinois /853 (+13) t45 Josh Sedeno, Alabama /220 (+10) (Team Finishes: 6. Florida State, 854; 7. UNLV, 864; 8. Texas, 866; t9. North Carolina, 867; t9. California, 867; 11. Stanford, 868; 12. Southern California, 871; 13. Northwestern, 875; 14. Indiana. 889; 15. Navy, 906) Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate Old Overton Club Vestavia Hills, Ala. Par 70 7,204 Yards 1. Alabama /821 (-19) 3 Lee Hodges, Alabama /201 (-9) 2. Auburn /827 (-13) 6 Davis Riley, Alabama /204 (-6) 3. Baylor /828 (-12) t9 Davis Shore, Alabama /207 (-3) 4. BYU /841 (+1) t21 Steven Setterstrom, Alabama /213 (+3) 5. Arkansas /842 (+2) t35 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /217 (+7) (Team Finishes: 6. UNLV, 847; 7. Mississippi State, 853; 8. South Alabama, 854; 9. UAB, 858; 10. Charlotte, 861; 11. Michigan, 863; 12. Samford, 884) Steelwood Collegiate Invitational Steelwood Country Club Loxley, Ala. Par 72 7,096 Yards 1. Alabama /866 (+2) t2 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /212 (-4) 2. Kennesaw State /867 (+3) t7 Davis Riley, Alabama /217 (+1) 3. South Alabama /879 (+15) t12 Lee Hodges, Alabama /218 (+2) 4. Kentucky /881 (+17) t20 Steven Setterstrom, Alabama /223 (+7) 5. Rice /887 (+23) t23 Davis Shore, Alabama /224 (+8) (Team Finishes: 6. UAB, 891; 7. Liberty, 892; 8. Southern Mississippi, 900; 9. Troy, 903; 10. Richmond, 905; 11. Wofford, 919; 12. Lamar, 933) Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar Country Club Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Par 71 6,716 Yards 1. Clemson /854 (+2) 1 Lee Hodges, Alabama /206 (-7) 2. Oklahoma /855 (+3) t3 Davis Riley, Alabama /209 (-4) 3. Purdue /857 (+5) t52 Wilson Furr, Alabama /226 (+13) 4. Georgia Tech /859 (+7) t57 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /228 (+15) 5. Alabama /866 (+14) t61 Steven Setterstrom, Alabama /229 (+16) (Team Finishes: 6. Georgia, 867; 7. NC State, 870; 8. Middle Tennessee St., 879; 9. East Carolina, 880; 10. Ohio State, 882; 11. Marquette, 883; t12. Maryland, 889; t12. UNCG, 889; 14. Kentucky, 894; 15. Virginia Tech, 911) Akron UAB Arkansas *Auburn Augusta Ball State Baylor BYU California UCF UC Irvine Cincinnati Charlotte Chattanooga Clemson Colorado Dalton State Denver East Carolina East Tennessee State *Florida Florida State Georgia Alabama Head-Head Georgia Tech High Point Houston Illinois Indiana Iowa State Kansas Kennesaw State Kentucky Kent State Lamar Liberty Louisville LSU Marquette Maryland Mercer Middle Tennessee State Michigan Mississippi State Missouri Navy New Mexico New Mexico State North Carolina UNCG N.C. State North Dakota State North Florida North Texas Northwestern Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Ole Miss Oregon Penn State Pepperdine Purdue Rice Richmond Samford SMU South Alabama South Carolina South Dakota Southern California Southern Miss Stanford TCU Tennessee Tennessee Tech Texas Texas A&M Texas Tech Troy UCLA UNLV *Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech Washington Wofford TOTALS *Includes PAGE 6

7 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / Tournament Results Southern Highlands Collegiate Southern Highlands Las Vegas, Nev. Par 72 7,374 Yards 1. Florida /859 (-5) t11 Lee Hodges, Alabama /215 (-1) t2. Southern California /863 (-1) t20 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /218 (+2) t2. Texas Tech /863 (-1) t38 Davis Riley, Alabama /221 (+5) 4. UNLV /864 (E) t45 Wilson Furr, Alabama /222 (+6) 5. TCU /865 (+1) t66 Davis Shore, Alabama /227 (+11) (Team Finishes: t6. Oklahoma, 867; t6. Pepperdine, 867; t8. Alabama, 871; t8. Illinois, 871; 10. UCLA, 875; t11. BYU, 880; t11. Washington, 880; 13.SMU, 884; 14. Northwestern, 890; 15. UCF, 900) Linger Longer Invitational Great Waters Golf Course Greensboro, Ga. Par 72 7,073 Yards 1. Alabama /840 (-24) 1 Lee Hodges, Alabama /202 (-14) 2. Georgia /842 (-22) 5 Davis Riley, Alabama /210 (-6) 3. Penn State /856 (-8) t25 Davis Shore, Alabama /218 (+2) 4. Ohio State /861 (-3) t25 Wilson Furr, Alabama /218 (+2) 5. Virginia /865 (+1) t32 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /219 (+3) (Team Finishes: 6. UNCG, 866; 7. Augusta, 867; 8. Kennesaw State, 871; 9. Chattanooga, 876; 10. Cincinnati, 877; 11. Middle Tennessee State, 878; 12. Mercer, 882; 13. Charlotte, 888; 14. Troy, 891; 15. Michigan, 899; 16. Akron. 915) The Aggie Invitational Traditions Golf Club Bryan, Texas Par 72 7,088 Yards 1. Oklahoma State /869 (+5) t7 Lee Hodges, Alabama /216 (E) 2. Kent State /876 (+12) t19 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /223 (+7) t3. LSU /882 (+18) t19 Davis Riley, Alabama /223 (+7) t3. Texas A&M /882 (+18) t26 Davis Shore, Alabama /224 (+8) 5. Alabama /883 (+19) 42 Wilson Furr, Alabama /229 (+13) (Team Finishes: 6. Houston, 894; 7. Baylor, 896; 8. Arkansas, 898; 9. Michigan, 900; 10. Texas Tech, 911; 11. North Texas, 915; t12. New Mexico, 931; t12. New Mexico State, 931; 14. Denver, 932) Mason Rudolph Championship Vanderbilt Legends Club Franklin, Tenn. Par 71 7,100 Yards 1. Vanderbilt /853 (+1) 2 Davis Shore, Alabama /211 (-2) 2. Alabama /856 (+4) t7 Wilson Furr, Alabama /215 (+2) 3. Liberty /861 (+9) t10 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /217 (+4) 4. Florida /867 (+15) t15 Davis Riley, Alabama /219 (+6) t5. Louisville /883 (+31) t29 Lee Hodges, Alabama /223 (+10) t5. East Tennessee State /883 (+31) t5. Georgia /883 (+31) (Team Finishes: t8. Middle Tenessee St., 895; t8. Vanderbilt (B), 895; 10. Charlotte, 896; 11. South Dakota, 899; 12. Ball State, 902; 13. Troy, 911; 14. Tennesse Tech, 938; 15. High Point, 940) Sea Island Golf Club St. Simons Island, Ga. Par 70 7,005 Yards 1. LSU /834 (-6) t7 Lee Hodges, Alabama /208 (-2) t2. Florida /843 (+3) t10 Wilson Furr, Alabama /210 (E) t2. Vanderbilt /843 (+3) t30 Davis Riley, Alabama /215 (+5) t4. Auburn /848 (+8) t36 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /217 (+7) t4. Arkansas /848 (+8) 69 Davis Shore, Alabama /227 (+17) t4. Alabama /848 (+8) (Team Finishes: t7. Ole Miss, 851; t7. Texas A&M, 851; 9. Tennessee, 854; 10. Kentucky, 856; 11. Georgia, 862; 12. Mississippi State, 864 ; 13. South Carolina, 865; 14. Missouri, 873) Quarterfinals No. 6 Alabama def. No. 3 Vanderbilt, 3-2 Semifinals No. 6 Alabama def. No. 2 Florida, Championship No. 4 Auburn def. No. 6 Alabama, 2-3 NCAA Pacific Regional Reserve at Spanos Park Stockton, Calif. Par 72 7,239 Yards 1. Kansas /844 (-20) t3 Wilson Furr, Alabama /207 (-9) 2. Stanford /845 (-19) t5 Jonathan Hardee, Alabama /208 (-8) 3. Iowa State /847 (-17) t37 Davis Riley, Alabama /217 (+1) 4. Alabama /849 (-15) t43 Davis Shore, Alabama /218 (+2) 5. Oregon /852 (-12) t61 Lee Hodges, Alabama /223 (+7) (Team Finishes: 6. LSU, 857; 7. Colorado, 862; 8. TCU, 865; 9. Southern California, 867; 10. UNC Greensboro, 869; 11. UC Irvine, 872; 12. Kennesaw State, 878; 13. North Dakota State, 886) PAGE 7

8 WILSON FURR (FRESHMAN) t47th Steelwood Collegiate Invitational* /232 (+16) t52nd Puerto Rico Classic /226 (+13) t45th Southern Highlands Collegiate /222 (+6) t25th Linger Longer Invitational /218 (+2) 42nd The Aggie Invitational /229 (+13) t7th Mason Rudolph Championship /215 (+2) t10th /210 (E) t3rd NCAA Pacific Regional /207 (-9) UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / ALabama Career Round-by-Round lost to John Augenstein (Vanderbilt) tied Chris Nido (Florida) lost to Brandon Mancheno (Auburn) (SOPHOMORE) SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL t34th Carpet Capital Collegiate /227 (+11) t50th Olympia Fields/Illini Inivitational /223 (+13) t31st DICK s Collegiate Challenge Cup /219 (+6) t4th Warrior Makai Princeville Invitational /207 (-9) 2nd Puerto Rico Classic /206 (-10) t56th Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters /229 (+13) t56th Linger Longer Invitational /227 (+11) t24th Mason Rudolph Championship /221 (+8) t66th /229 (+19) t25th NCAA Tuscalaoosa Regional /220 (+4) t62nd NCAA Championships /217 (+7) Farmlinks Collegiate Farmlinks Collegiate won vs. Jake Mondy (Auburn) tied with Jacob Joiner (Georgia Tech) ALEX GREEN (SOPHOMORE) t23rd Steelwood Collegiate Invitational* /224 (+8) (FRESHMAN) SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM 74th Carpet Capital Collegiate /236 (+20) t57th Mason Rudolph Championship /224 (+11) JONATHAN HARDEE (SENIOR) t44th Carpet Capital Collegiate /222 (+6) t9th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /210 (E) t35th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /217 (+7) t2nd Steelwood Collegiate Invitational /212 (-4) t57th Puerto Rico Classic /228 (+15) t20th Southern Highlands Collegiate /218 (+2) t32nd Linger Longer Invitational /219 (+3) t19th The Aggie Invitational /223 (+7) t10th Mason Rudolph Championship /217 (+4) t36th /217 (+7) t5th NCAA Pacific Regional /208 (-8) won vs. Theo Humphrey (Vanderbilt) won vs. Alejandro Tosti (Florida) lost to Wells Padgett (Auburn) (JUNIOR) t20th Puerto Rico Classic /216 (E) t8th Desert Mountain Intercollegiate /213 (-3) t27th Linger Longer Invitational /216 (E) t12th Mason Rudolph Championship /209 (-4) t15th Clemson Invitational /220 (+4) t36th s /216 (+6) t47th NCAA Washington Regional /227 (+14) t19th NCAA Championships /288 (E) (FRESHMAN) SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM t32nd Carpet Capital Collegiate /218 (+2) t64th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /235 (+25) t19th Linger Longer Invitational /215 (-1) t27th Mason Rudolph Championship /222 (+9) t11th /208 (-2) t11th NCAA Noblesville Regional /216 (E) TYLER HITCHNER (JUNIOR) t42nd Carpet Capital Collegiate /220 (+4) t58th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /228 (+18) t41st Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /222 (+12) t18th Desert Mountain Intercollegiate /217 (+1) t43rd Linger Longer Invitational /220 (+4) IND% Puerto Rico Classic* /213 (E) t48th Mason Rudolph Championship* /227 (+14) lost to Sean Crocker/Jonah Texeira (USC) lost to Clancy Waugh/Paul McBride (Wake Forest) won vs. Zach Healy (Georgia) % Played on a different course and was the top individual finisher (SOPHOMORE) SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL t51st Carpet Capital Collegiate /232 (+16) t33rd Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /216 (+6) t57th Warrior Makai Princeville Invitational /222 (+6) t25th Puerto Rico Classic /215 (-1) t18th Linger Longer Invitational* /217 (+1) t14th Mason Rudolph Championship* /218 (+5) (FRESHMAN) t53rd Carpet Capital Collegiate /224 (+8) 52nd Shoal Creek Intercollegiate /232 (+16) t57th John Hayt Invitational /233 (+17) s s won vs. Philip Barbaree (LSU) won vs. Dan Erickson (Texas A&M) PAGE 8

9 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / LEE HODGES (SENIOR) FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC t9th Carpet Capital Collegiate /211 (-5) t39th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /219 (+9) 3rd Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /201 (-9) t12th Steelwood Collegiate Invitational /218 (+2) 1st Puerto Rico Classic /206 (-7) t11th Southern Highlands Collegiate /215 (-1) 1st Linger Longer Invitational /202 (-14) t7th The Aggie Invitational /216 (E) t29th Mason Rudolph Championship /223 (+10) t7th /208 (-2) t61st NCAA Pacific Regional /223 (+7) ALabama Career Round-by-Round (FRESHMAN)^ CONFERENCE USA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE USA t12th Gopher Invitational /220 (+7) 2nd Inverness Intercollegiate /216 (+3) t3rd Shoal Creek Invitational /213 (-3) t15th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /213 (+3) t53rd Sagamore Preview 79-76/155 (+11) t51st Gator Invitational /226 (+16) t45th John Hayt Collegiate Invitational /230 (+14) t65th The Schenkel Invitational /221 (+5) t6th The Goodwin /203 (-7) 3rd Old Waverly Collegiate /207 (-9) t3rd Conference USA Championship /207 (-9) won vs. Will Gordon (Vanderbilt) lost to John Axelsen (Florida) won vs. Jovan Rebula (Auburn) Conference USA Championships Conference USA Championships ^ Denotes tournaments played while at UAB lost to Roberto Ruiz (UTEP) lost to Cory Churchman (UNT) (JUNIOR) t30th Carpet Capital Collegiate /218 (+2) t40th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /222 (+12) 3rd Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /206 (-4) t52nd Puerto Rico Classic /226 (+10) 1st Desert Mountain Intercollegiate /206 (-10) t10th Linger Longer Invitational /211 (-5) t3rd Mason Rudolph Championship /205 (-8) t20th Clemson Invitational /222 (+6) t36th s /216 (+6) t8th NCAA Washington Regional /212 (-1) t127th NCAA Championships /229 (+13) s s tied with Rico Hoey/Cheng Jin (USC) lost to Will Zalatoris/Eric Bae (Wake Forest) lost to Spencer Ralston (Georgia) won vs. Sam Burns (LSU) won vs. Brandon Smith (Texas A&M) (SOPHOMORE)^ FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE USA t11th The Invitational at the Ocean Course /222 (+6) t31st Inverness Intercollegiate /226 (+13) 1st Shoal Creek Invitational /211 (-5) t16th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /211 (+1) t9th Warrior Makai Princeville Invitational /209 (-7) t36th John Hayt Collegiate Invitational /226 (+10) t19th Brandon Dunes Championship /223 (+10) t47th The Schenkel Invitational /216 (E) t7th Mason Rudolph Championship /213 (E) t18th Robert Kepler Invitational 75-74/149 (+7) t18th Conference USA Championship /223 (+7) t4th NCAA Marana Regional /210 (-6) t85th NCAA Championships /220 (+10) Conference USA Championships Conference USA Championships won vs. Sean Meehan (UTSA) lost to Jacob Wyatt (La. Tech) DAVIS RILEY (JUNIOR) FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC t3rd Carpet Capital Collegiate /209 (-7) 1st Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /200 (-10) 6th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /204 (-6) t7th Steelwood Collegiate Invitational /217 (+1) t3rd Puerto Rico Classic /209 (-4) t38th Southern Highlands Collegiate /221 (+5) 5th Linger Longer Invitational /210 (-6) t19th The Aggie Invitational /223 (+7) t15th Mason Rudolph Championship /219 (+6) t30th /215 (+5) t37th NCAA Pacific Regional /217 (+1) won vs. Mason Greenberg (Vanderbilt) won vs. Andy Zhang (Florida) lost to Trace Crowe (Auburn) (SOPHOMORE) SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC t19th Carpet Capital Collegiate /215 (-1) t22nd Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /218 (+8) t36th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /220 (+10) WD Puerto Rico Classic t8th Linger Longer Invitational /210 (-6) 9th Mason Rudolph Championship /207 (-6) t9th Clemson Invitational /217 (+1) 11th s /208 (-2) t17th NCAA Washington Regional /216 (+3) t95th NCAA Championships /223 (+7) s s tied with Rico Hoey/Cheng Jin (USC) lost to Will Zalatoris/Eric Bae (Wake Forest) lost to Greyson Sigg (Georgia) lost to Brandon Pierce (LSU) lost to Chandler Phillips (Texas A&M) PAGE 9

10 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA / CRIMSON TIDE / (FRESHMAN) SEC FIRST YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAN SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM PING SOUTHEASTERN ALL-REGION TEAM t7th Carpet Capital Collegiate /217 (+1) t4th Olympia Fields/Illini Inivitational /208 (-2) t46th DICK s Collegiate Challenge Cup /227 (+14) t20th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /212 (+2) t9th Warrior Makai Princeville Invitational /209 (-7) t11th Puerto Rico Classic /213 (-3) t25th Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters /222 (+6) 7th Linger Longer Invitational /212 (-4) 12th Mason Rudolph Championship /215 (+2) t25th /219 (+9) T4th NCAA Tuscalaoosa Regional /210 (-6) t75th NCAA Championships /219 (+9) Farmlinks Collegiate won vs. Jacob Solomon (Auburn) Farmlinks Collegiate won vs. Tyler Joiner (Georgia Tech) JOSH SEDENO (SOPHOMORE) t45th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /220 (+10) t6th Puerto Rico Classic* /224 (+11) t56th Linger Longer Invitational* WD/ (FRESHMAN) t45th Carpet Capital Collegiate* /221 (+5) t45th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /224 (+14) t58th Puerto Rico Classic /228 (+12) t29th Desert Mountain Intercollegiate* /220 (+4) 2nd Mason Rudolph Championship /204 (-9) t49th Clemson Invitational /234 (+18) t27th s /214 (+4) t40th NCAA Washington Regional /224 (+11) t76th NCAA Championships /221 (+5) s s lost to Sean Crocker/Jonah Texeira (USC) lost to Clancy Waugh/Paul McBride (Wake Forest) won vs. Jaime Lopez Rivarola (Georgia) won vs. Eric Ricard (LSU) lost to Andrew Paysse (Texas A&M) STEVEN SETTERSTROM (SENIOR) t34th Carpet Capital Collegiate /220 (+4) t21st Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /213 (+3) t20th Steelwood Collegiate Invitational /223 (+7) t61st Puerto Rico Classic /229 (+16) t66th Southern Highlands Collegiate* /227 (+11) t32nd Mason Rudolph Championship* /224 (+11) ALabama Career Round-by-Round (JUNIOR) t45th Carpet Capital Collegiate /221 (+5) t48th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /225 (+15) t24th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /217 (+7) t29th Puerto Rico Classic /219 (+3) 58th Desert Mountain Intercollegiate /232 (+16) t27th Mason Rudolph Championship /213 (E) t20th Clemson Invitational /222 (+6) 60th s /224 (+14) t22nd NCAA Washington Regional /218 (+5) t117th NCAA Championships /227 (+11) s s lost to Andrew Levitt/Justin Suh (USC) lost to Cameron Young/Lee Detmer (Wake Forest) won vs. Trevor Philips (Georgia) lost to Luis Gagne (LSU) lost to Cameron Champ (Texas A&M) (SOPHOMORE) t67th Carpet Capital Collegiate* /238 (+22) t11th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /209 (-1) t6th Warrior Makai Princeville Invitational /208 (-8) Farmlinks Collegiate Farmlinks Collegiate lost to Ben Schlottman (Auburn) lost to James Clark (Georgia Tech) (FRESHMAN) t57th John Hayt Invitational /233 (+17) t56th Linger Longer Invitational /221 (+5) 67th Mason Rudolph Championshp* /233 (+20) DAVIS SHORE (FRESHMAN) t48th Carpet Capital Collegiate /223 (+7) t30th Olympia Fields/Illini Invitational /218 (+8) t9th Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate /207 (-3) t23rd Steelwood Collegiate Invitational /224 (+8) t9th Puerto Rico Classic* /226 (+13) t66th Southern Highlands Collegiate /227 (+11) t25th Linger Longer Invitational /218 (+2) t26th The Aggie Invitational /224 (+8) 2nd Mason Rudolph Championship /211 (-2) 69th s /227 (+17) t45th NCAA Pacific Regional /218 (+2) lost to Patrick Martin (Vanderbilt) won vs. Gordon Neale (Florida) won vs. Ryan Knop (Auburn) PAGE 10