MEN S GOLF 2010 NCAA EAST REGIONAL SOUTH CAROLINA men s golf. SOUTH CAROLINA quick facts

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1 MEN S GOLF South Carolina Athletic Media Relations Wes Todd, Golf Contact wtodd@sc.edu 1125 George Rogers Blvd., Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, S.C Cell: Office: SOUTH CAROLINA quick facts Location...Columbia, S.C. Enrollment...27,390 Founded Team Name...Gamecocks President... Dr. Harris Pastides Athletics Director...Eric Hyman Deputy A.D...Marcy Girton SWA... Val Sheley Colors... Garnet (PMS 202), Black Conference...Southeastern COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Bill McDonald 3rd Year (Georgia Tech, 1989) Assistant Coach...Michael Burcin Director of Golf...Puggy Blackmon Program history NCAA Champ. Appearances...16 NCAA Regional Appearances TEAM INFORMATION 2010 SEC Finish... 9th/ NCAA Regional Finish...T-2nd/ NCAA Champ. Finish... 16th/30 Letterwinners R/L... 5/5 MEDIA RELATIONS Golf Contact... Wes Todd ... wtodd@sc.edu Office Cell Media Relations Fax Website... GamecocksOnline.com 2010 NCAA EAST REGIONAL Thursday, May 20 - Saturday, May 22 The Course at Yale New Haven, Conn. Par 70 6,749 Yards Live Scoring: Carolina Tee Times: Host Institution: Gamecocks Aim for Return Trip to NCAA Championship It s been a long month for the South Carolina golf team to wait for their return to action after a disappointing showing at the SEC Championships, and the Gamecocks look to make the most of it at this week s NCAA East Regional. The tournament runs Thursday through Saturday at the par 70, 6,749-yard Course at Yale in New Haven, Conn. South Carolina is the No. 3 seed in the 14-team field with five spots up for grabs in next month s NCAA Championship. Palmetto State Pride As in every prior event this season, all five competitiors in this week s starting lineup will not only be playing for the Gamecocks, but also for state pride as the entire Carolina lineup is native to the Palmetto State. The five competitors for the Gamecocks in the SEC Championship will be senior George Bryan IV (Chapin), senior Patrick Rada (Anderson), sophomore Wesley Bryan (Chapin), senior Paul Woodbury (Lake City) and redshirt freshman Clint Tolleson (Spartanburg). Experience May Be Key Three of the five competitors in the Gamecock lineup have appeared in at least one previous NCAA Regional, with one making multiple appearances. Senior George Bryan IV has played in the NCAA Regional each of his first three seasons. As a freshman, he posted three rounds in the 60s to tie for 10th place and help the Gamecocks win the NCAA West Regional in Tempe, Ariz., to advance to the NCAA Championship. His sophomore appearance did not go so well as he tied for 113th place and the Gamecocks missed the cut. Last season, he tied for 14th in the regional at Sorrento, Fla., to help South Carolina back to the NCAA Championship in Toledo, Ohio. Senior Patrick Rada and sophomore Wesley Bryan will make their second appearances in the NCAA postseason. Rada tied for 44th at last year s regional but posted a first-round 68 to give the Gamecocks an early boost. Bryan tied his older brother for 14th place with a 208. A Repeat of Last Year Would Be Nice In last season s NCAA Southeast Regional, the Gamecocks (along with most of the rest of the field) torched the layout at RedTail Golf Club in Sorrento, Fla., to post the third-lowest 54-hole score in school history en route to a tie for second place and a berth in the 2009 NCAA Championship. Then-senior Mark Silvers III was the main catalyst as his final-round 64 earned him a top-10 finish at 207 (-6) and helped give the Gamecocks a team score of 269, the best of the day, to move from a tie for fifth place into a three-way tie for second with Arizona and Georgia. George Bryan IV and Wesley Bryan tied for 14th place at 208 (-5). Three Gamecocks Named All-SEC Senior George Bryan IV was named First Team All-SEC for the second time in his career while senior Paul Woodbury and sophomore Wesley Bryan earned spots on the league s Second Team. Bryan IV is wrapping up his career as one of the most prolific golfers in South Carolina history. His career scoring average of stands atop the record books, as does his average of thus far in the Golfstat.com Thursday - 8 a.m. (No. 1 Tee) --Paired with UCLA and Texas Friday - 9:10 a.m. (No. 1 Tee) --Paired with UCLA and Texas Saturday: TBA (based on team standings) Yale University NCAA EAST REGIONAL FIELD 1. UCLA 2. Texas 3. South Carolina 4. Virginia 5. Alabama 6. East Tennessee State 7. Southeastern Louisiana 8. Charlotte 9. Kent State 10. Vanderbilt 11. Penn State 12. UNC-Wilmington 13. Columbia 14. Lafayette INDIVIDUALS 1. Max McKay, Liberty 2. Ben Herrera, Iowa State 3. Harold Varner, East Carolina 4. Robert Karlsson, Liberty 5. Scotty Williams, Penn

2 season. He has tied for medalist honors twice this season - including the SEC Championship - falling in playoffs on both occasions. This marks his third selection to the All-SEC team, matching his first-team distinction in 2008 and adding to his placement on the second team in He becomes the fifth South Carolina golfer to be named All-SEC three times, joining Eric Ecker, Eirik Johansen, David Seawell and Kyle Thompson. Wesley Bryan, the younger brother of George, is third on the team and 11th in the SEC with a scoring average on the season. His most impressive feat in 2010 was a round of 64 (-7) in the second round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate on March 29 that ranks as the second-best round in Gamecock golf history. Bryan was also named to the SEC All-Freshman Team last season. Woodbury is making his first appearance on the All-SEC team after a stellar senior campaign. Woodbury became the first Gamecock to win two tournaments in one season since Kyle Thompson in as he captured medalist honors at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate and the Seminole Intercollegiate, winning both tournaments in playoffs. Equaling the Bryan brothers with 14 rounds at par or better this season, Woodbury is second on the team and ninth in the SEC with a scoring average. A Look at the NCAA East Regional Field UCLA and Texas, the top two seeds, are both ranked in the nation s top 10 as the Longhorns are No. 8 and the Bruins are No. 7 according to Golfweek. The Gamecocks, as the No. 3 seed, are ranked 15th, with the other two top seeds, Virginia and Alabama, ranked 20th and 27th, respectively. Six conference champions are in the field, including No. 31 East Tennessee State (Atlantic Sun), No. 42 Southeastern Louisiana (Southland), No. 43 Charlotte (Atlantic-10), No. 45 Kent State (Mid-American), Columbia (Ivy) and Lafayette (Patriot). SEC foe Vanderbilt is the No. 10 seed with Penn State and UNC Wilmington rounding out the field. Around the Southeastern Conference... Ten of the 12 SEC schools earned bids to the NCAA postseason. The Gamecocks are in New Haven with Alabama and Vanderbilt. Arkansas and Ole Miss will play in Alpharetta, Ga.; Florida and LSU will compete in Notre Dame, Ind.; Georgia and Auburn are playing in College Station, Texas; and Tennessee is set to compete in San Diego, Calif. Quality Coaches = Quality Play Last week, assistant coach Michael Burcin was named a finalist for the Jan Strickland Award, presented annually to the nation s top assistant golf coach, for the third straight year. Burcin is in his sixth year at South Carolina and has seen three of his previous five teams advance to the NCAA Championship. Gamecocks in USGA Qualifying George Bryan IV shot a 4-under 68 in local qualifying for the U.S. Open on May 10 in Peachtree City, Ga., to earn one of eight spots into sectional qualifying. Former Gamecock Mark Silvers III also advanced from the Kennesaw, Ga., local qualifier on the same day, and another former Gamecock, Mark Anderson, was the medalist at the local qualifier in Bluffton, S.C., on May 17. Last Time Here NCAA Southeast Regional Senior Mark Silvers III fired a personal-best 64 (-7) to lead South Carolina to a team round of 269 (-15) and a tie for second place at RedTail Golf Club in Sorrento, Fla., earning a berth into the NCAA Championship. It was a record-setting day across the board for South Carolina. The team score of 269 ties for the second-best in school history, equaling their second-round total at the 2007 NCAA West Regional in Tempe, Ariz., and is only two shots behind the school-record total of 267 from the 1999 Red River Classic. In addition, the total 54-hole team score of 829 (-23) is the third-lowest in school history, also behind the same two aforementioned tournaments. Led by Silvers, the whole team put on a charge down the back nine. Over the final nine holes of the tournament, the Gamecocks were a collective 12-under as they carded 15 birdies against one double-bogey and one bogey. Going Low...Really Low A week before Phil Mickelson, Anthony Kim and the rest of the Masters field posted low numbers at Augusta National, the Gamecocks were setting records just a couple of miles down the road. In the second round of the Administaff Augusta State Invitational, South Carolina shot a team score of 266 (-22), which broke an 11-year-old school record by one stroke. Four of the five Gamecocks were in the 60s, including a pair of 65s from George Bryan IV and Wesley Bryan. Paul Woodbury was two shots back with a career-best 67, and Clint Tolleson shot 69. The team finished the weekend at 833 (-31), the fourthlowest 54-hole total in Carolina annals, and Bryan IV and Woodbury tied for third place at 206 (-10). But the fun got started earlier in the week. Sophomore Wesley Bryan and senior Patrick Rada flirted with school records in the second round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay as both had the best rounds of their respective careers. Bryan tied the second-lowest score in South Carolina history with a 64 (-7) that included one stretch of seven birdies in eight holes. It also tied the then-tournament record, held by two other individuals. Rada, on the same day, fired a 66 (-5), one shot better than his previous career best, as the two led the Gamecocks to the fourth-lowest single-day team score in school history at 272 (-12). Rada, Bryan Earn Top-10 Finishes at Hootie at Bulls Bay Patrick Rada and Wesley Bryan each fired rounds of 70 (-1) in Tuesday s final round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, earning finishes in the tournament s top 10 and leading South Carolina to a fourth-place team finish. The Gamecocks shot a team score of 282 (-2) on Tuesday to finish at 850 (-2) for the tournament, five shots behind tournament champion LSU. The team score marked South Carolina s best of the season by 16 strokes. Rada earned his third top-10 finish of the season with three rounds of par or better, going =207 (-6) to finish in third place, three shots out of the lead. His score of 207 marks the lowest of his career by five shots, surpassing a 212 in the 2008 Mason Rudolph Invitational. Bryan, after tying the then-course record with a 64 (-7) in Monday s second round, had an up-and-down round on Tuesday that finished at 1-under 70. His total score of 209 (-4) was the second-best of his collegiate career and earned him a seventh-place finish, his fourth top-10 of the season. Paul Woodbury had the strongest round of the day on Tuesday, carding a 2-under-par 69 to move up to a tie for 32nd place. He was consistent throughout the round, including back-to-back birdies at nine and 10, and he drained a 35-footer for birdie at the 18th to close his week. George Bryan IV closed with a 73 (+2) to tie with Woodbury at 32nd place, and Clint Tolleson shot 77 (+6) on the final day. Gamecocks Take 10th at Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational South Carolina shot its best team round of the week on Sunday, but the Gamecocks were unable to move up the leaderboard as they finished 10th at the Schenkel E-Z-GO Invitational. The Gamecocks shot 292 (+4) on Sunday to post a three-day total of 878 (+14). George Bryan IV and Paul Woodbury tied for 15th place individually at 217 (+1) for the week. Bryan IV had the team s low round Sunday with a 71 (-1) while Woodbury posted a 73 (+1). Wesley Bryan and Clint Tolleson tied for 48th place at 7-over par; Tolleson shot 73 (+1) to wrap up his week while Bryan posted a final-round 76 (+4). Patrick Rada finished with a 75 (+3) on Sunday, his best round of the week. Woodbury Wins; Gamecocks One Stroke Short at Seminole Inter. Junior Paul Woodbury earned South Carolina s second individual medal of the season while the Gamecocks came up one stroke short of host Florida State in a wild finish at the Seminole Intercollegiate. Woodbury won a four-hole playoff to defeat Florida State senior Seath Lauer to claim the tournament title after the pair tied at 212 (-1) through 54 holes. It was the lowest 54-hole score in the Lake City, S.C., senior s career. South Carolina posted a 289 (+5) for the second straight day to finish at 866 (+14), SOUTH CAROLINA MEN S GOLF ROSTER Name Class Hometown Last School George Bryan IV Sr. Chapin, S.C. Dutch Fork HS Wesley Bryan So. Chapin, S.C. Dutch Fork HS Dykes Harbin Fr. Augusta, Ga. Westside HS Dean Hester Fr. Dublin, Ga. Trinity Christian HS Chase Liebler Jr. Irmo, S.C. Dutch Fork HS Bryan Miller Sr. Dalton, Ga. Dalton HS Patrick Rada Sr. Anderson, S.C. T.L. Hanna HS Michael Raines So. Acworth, Ga. Berry College/Harrison HS Clint Tolleson R-Fr. Spartanburg, S.C. Dorman HS Paul Woodbury Sr. Lake City, S.C. Lake City HS Head Coach: Bill McDonald - 3rd year as head coach at South Carolina (Georgia Tech, 1989) Assistant Coach: Michael Burcin - 6th year at South Carolina Director of Golf: Puggy Blackmon - 15th year at South Carolina (Carson-Newman, 1973)

3 good enough for a solid second-place finish. One of Florida State s top players signed an incorrect scorecard and was disqualified, forcing the Seminoles to take its highest score of the day - a 78 that otherwise would have been dropped. The resulting nine-stroke swing shrank the margin from 10 strokes to just one as the Seminoles barely held on for the tournament title at 865 (+13). Wesley Bryan just missed picking up his fourth straight top-10 finish as he tied for 11th at 216 (+3). Bryan, who entered the day tie for third place, signed for a 74 (+3) after fighting a tough back nine. Clint Tolleson earned his fourth top-20 finish of the season - his second in a row - with a tie for 16th as he shot 73 on Sunday to finish at 218 (+5). Dean Hester posted his best round as a collegian - and his first under par - with a 2-under-par 69 to move up to a tie for 26th place at 8-over-par 221 for the week. Also in 26th place was Patrick Rada, who shot 74 (+3) on Sunday to move to 8-over for the week. George Bryan IV was one shot back of Hester and Rada, tied for 28th at 222 (+9). Third Straight Top-10 for Bryan at Seahawk Intercollegiate South Carolina earned a runner-up finish at the rain-shortened Seahawk Intercollegate by recording a score of =588 (+12). The Gamecocks finished 19 strokes behind tournament champion Augusta State at the Country Club of Landfall s Nicklaus Course. Wesley Bryan was the top finisher for the Gamecocks, shooting 73-71=144 (E) and finishing in a tie for sixth place. George Bryan IV tied for 11th at 146 (+2) and Clint Tolleson tied for 18th with a 149 (+5). The teams were on the course when the tournament was halted, and results reverted to the end of the second round. Patrick Rada tied for 24th place after shooting 76-74=150 (+6) on the opening day, and fellow Paul Woodbury shot 75-77=152 (+8) to tie for 33rd place. Freshman Dean Hester, competing in his first varsity event as an individual, tied for 39th place at 153 (+9). Bryan Brothers Lead Gamecocks at Isleworth Senior George Bryan IV and sophomore Wesley Bryan earned top-10 individual finishes at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational, leading South Carolina s men s golf team to an overall sixth-place showing, their best ever at the prestigious event at Isleworth Country Club. The Gamecocks shot 295 (+7) in the final round to finish at 898 (+34), 14 strokes better than their performance in the same event last year. The sixth-place showing was also significantly higher than the 2008 event, when South Carolina finished 16th in the 18-team field. Carolina s round on Tuesday was the second-best of the day, only three shots behind Georgia s 292 (+4). George Bryan IV turned in his second straight top-10 finish, shooting 70 (-2) on Friday to jump up to fifth place at 218 (+2) for the tournament. The native of Chapin had one of only four rounds under par on the day. It was the ninth top-5 finish of Bryan s career, moving him into a tie for third place in school history with Eirik Johansen. Wesley Bryan shot 74 (+2) on Friday to move up two spots to a tie for seventh place, giving the Gamecocks multiple top-10 finishers for the third time in four fall events. It marked the fourth top-10 finish of Bryan s career. Also closing strong for South Carolina was senior Paul Woodbury. The native of Lake City improved by six strokes in his final round, posting a 73 (+1). Gamecocks Win by 37 Shots at Rees Jones; Woodbury Beats Bryan in Playoff South Carolina s men s golf team sprinted away from the rest of the field at the Rees Jones Intercollegiate on Tuesday, winning by an unprecedented 37 shots to claim the top spot in the event for the second straight year. Seniors Paul Woodbury and George Bryan IV tied for individual medalist honors at 2-under, and two of the remaining three Gamecocks finished in the tournament s top 10. Woodbury defeated Bryan in a playoff for his first career tournament victory. It almost seemed like a repeat of last year s Rees Jones Intercollegiate. In that event, Woodbury shared the individual title with Wesley Bryan and the Gamecocks ran away with the title, winning by 21 strokes. This time, it was older brother George Bryan IV turning in a round of 69 (-3) to make up a three-shot deficit on his teammate to earn a share of the championship. Woodbury finished the day at even par and turned in rounds of =214 to equal Bryan at 2-under for the week. Not to be overlooked was senior Patrick Rada, whose 2-over 74 on Tuesday bumped him up one spot to sixth place. He would finish at 222 (+6) for the tournament. In addition, sophomore Wesley Bryan earned his first top-10 of the season after shooting 74 (+2) on Tuesday. He tied for ninth place at 225 (+9) for the week. Redshirt freshman Clint Tolleson caught fire in the second round Monday afternoon to move into the top 20, but fell a few spots after shooting 79 (+7) on Tuesday. He finished tied for 23rd at 230 (+14). Gamecocks Tie for Top Spot, Fall in Playoff at Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate South Carolina s fired a final-round 282 (-2) to finish at 556 (-12) and tied with Middle Tennessee State for first place at the rain-shortened Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate, but fell to the Blue Raiders in a sudden-death playoff for the tournament title. Senior Patrick Rada led the team for the second straight week, turning in a careerbest performance to tie for second place overall at the Vanderbilt Legends Club on Sunday. Rada shot rounds of 67-69=136 (-6) to finish in a tie for second place overall. Redshirt freshman Clint Tolleson was especially impressive, tying for 10th place in just his second collegiate event after rounds of 68-71=139 (-3). George Bryan IV made the turn at 1-under with two birdies and a bogey on the front nine, then carded two bogeys and a birdie on the back to shoot 71. Paired with his 69 on Friday, Bryan IV finished at 2-under for the week, tied for 16th place. Sophomore Wesley Bryan was the third Gamecock to fire an even-par 71 on the day, finishing at 1-over for the tournament and tied for 30th place. Senior Paul Woodbury shot 75 in the final round to finish at 145 (+3) and tied for 40th place. Gamecocks Open Season with Fifth Place at Carpet Capital The South Carolina men s golf team fired its best round of the three-day Carpet Capital Collegiate on Sunday, but dropped two spots to fifth place as the Gamecocks wrapped up their first tournament of the season. South Carolina shot 289 (+1) in the final round at The Farm Golf Club and finished at 872 (+8) for the week. Patrick Rada turned in his second straight round of 2-under 70, earning a tie for 11th place at 215 (-1) for the week. It marks the best finish for Rada since his tie for ninth place at the Mason Rudolph Invitational last season. Paul Woodbury, who was 4-under for the week coming into today, would finish at even-par 216 for the tournament and tied for 14th place, a vast improvement from his 83rd-place showing a year ago. George Bryan IV and Wesley Bryan both had their best rounds of the week with matching scores of evenpar 72. The brothers from Chapin, S.C., finished tied for 29th place at 221 (+5). Clint Tolleson, making his first collegiate appearance, had his best round of the week Sunday with a 75 (+3). He finished tied for 47th SEASON SUPERLATIVES Low 18-Hole Round - Individual 64 - Wesley Bryan Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, 2nd Rd., 3/29/10 Low 18-Hole Round - Team G. Bryan, W. Bryan, Woodbury, Tolleson Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 2nd Rd., 4/3/10 Low 54-Hole Total - Individual George Bryan IV ( ) SEC Championship, 4/16/10-4/18/10 Low 54-Hole Total - Team G. Bryan, Woodbury, W. Bryan, Tolleson, Rada Administaff Augusta State Invitational, 4/3-4/4 Low First Round 67 - Patrick Rada Mason Rudolph Invitational, 9/25/09 Low Second Round 64 - Wesley Bryan Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, 3/29/10 Low Third Round 68 - George Bryan IV SEC Championship, 4/18/10 Rounds in the 60s 64 Wesley Bryan - 3/29/10 (Hootie at Bulls Bay, 2nd Rd.) 65 George Bryan IV - 4/3/10 (Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd.) Wesley Bryan - 4/3/10 (Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd.) 66 Patrick Rada - 3/29/10 (Hootie at Bulls Bay, 2nd Rd.) George Bryan IV - 4/17/10 (SEC Championship, 2nd Rd.) 67 Patrick Rada - 9/25/09 (Mason Rudolph, 1st Rd.) Paul Woodbury - 4/3/10 (Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd.) 68 Clint Tolleson - 9/25/09 (Mason Rudolph, 1st Rd.) Paul Woodbury - 10/5/09 (Rees Jones, 2nd Rd.) George Bryan IV - 4/18/10 (SEC Championship, 3rd Rd.) 69 George Bryan IV - 9/25/09 (M. Rudolph, 1st Rd.) Patrick Rada - 9/27/09 (M. Rudolph, 2nd Rd.) Clint Tolleson - 10/5/09 (Rees Jones, 2nd Rd.) George Bryan IV - 10/6/09 (Rees Jones, 3rd Rd.) Paul Woodbury - 3/14/10 (Seminole, 3rd Rd.) Dean Hester - 3/14/10 (Seminole, 3rd Rd.) Paul Woodbury - 3/30/10 (Hootie at Bulls Bay, 3rd Rd.) Clint Tolleson - 4/3/10 (Augusta State Inv., 2nd Rd.) George Bryan IV - 4/4/10 (Augusta State Inv., 3rd Rd.) Wesley Bryan - 4/16/10 (SEC Championship, 1st Rd.)

4 SOUTH CAROLINA MEN S GOLF RESULTS/STATISTICS TEAM Schedule/Results Date Tournament Team Score Team Finish Low Individual Score Low Individual Finish Sept Carpet Capital Collegiate =872 (+8) 5th/12 Patrick Rada =215 (-1) T-11th/60 Sept Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate =556 (-12) T-1st/17 Patrick Rada 67-69=136 (-6) T-2nd/90 Oct. 5-6 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =869 (+5) 1st/12 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 214 (-2) T-1st/60 Oct Coker Intercollegiate (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dean Hester 77-68=145 (+1) T3rd/45 Oct CSU Fall Invitational (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dykes Harbin =218 (+2) 1st/45 Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational =898 (+34) 6th/15 George Bryan IV =218 (+2) 5th/75 Feb Johnny Palmer Invitational (Garnet Team) N/A N/A Dean Hester 78-77=155 (+11) 11th/71 Mar. 1-2 Seahawk Intercollegiate =588 (+12) 2nd/12 Wesley Bryan 73-71=144 (E) T-6th/65 Mar Seminole Intercollegiate =866 (+14) 2nd/14 Paul Woodbury =212 (-1) T-1st/75 Mar Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =877 (+14) 10th/15 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 217 (+1) T-15th/80 Mar Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =850 (-2) 4th/15 Patrick Rada =207 (-6) T3rd/75 Apr. 3-4 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =833 (-31) 2nd/18 G. Bryan/P. Woodbury 206 (-10) T-3rd/93 Apr SEC Championship =864 (+24) 9th/12 George Bryan IV =204 (-6) T-1st/60 May NCAA Regional June 1-5 NCAA Championship INDIVIDUAL Tournament-By-Tournament Results FALL 2009 Carpet Capital Collegiate (Par 72) Patrick Rada =215 T11 Paul Woodbury =216 T14 Wesley Bryan =221 T29 George Bryan IV =221 T29 Clint Tolleson =229 T47 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate (Par 71) Patrick Rada 67-69=136 T2 Clint Tolleson 68-71=139 T10 George Bryan IV 69-71=140 T16 Wesley Bryan 72-71=143 T30 Paul Woodbury 70-75=145 T40 (shortened to 36 holes; weather) Rees Jones Intercollegiate (Par 72) Paul Woodbury =214 T1^ George Bryan IV =214 T1& Patrick Rada =222 6 Wesley Bryan =225 T9 Clint Tolleson =230 T23 Coker Intercollegiate (Garnet Team) Dean Hester 77-68=145 T3 Dykes Harbin 74-73=147 T6 Chase Liebler 82-77=159 T28 Bryan Miller 82-80=162 T33 CSU Fall Invitational (Garnet Team) Dykes Harbin =218 1 Dean Hester =232 T15 Bryan Miller = Chase Liebler =239 T30 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Par 72) George Bryan IV =218 5 Wesley Bryan =220 T7 Patrick Rada =231 T47 Paul Woodbury =232 T50 Clint Tolleson =236 T61 SPRING 2010 Johnny Palmer Invitational (Garnet Team) Dean Hester 78-77=155 T11 Dykes Harbin 82-77=159 T23 Bryan Miller 82-78=160 T31 Chase Liebler 88-73=161 T33 Seahawk Intercollegiate (Par 72) Wesley Bryan 73-71=144 T6 George Bryan IV 73-73=146 T11 Clint Tolleson 73-76=149 T18 Patrick Rada 76-74=150 T24 Paul Woodbury 75-77=152 T33 *Dean Hester 77-76=153 T39 (shortened to 36 holes, weather) Seminole Intercollegiate (Par 71) Paul Woodbury =212 T1^ Wesley Bryan =216 T11 Clint Tolleson =218 T16 Patrick Rada =221 T26 *Dean Hester =221 T26 George Bryan IV =222 T28 Schenkel E-Z Go Invitational (Par 72) Paul Woodbury =217 T15 George Bryan IV =217 T15 Wesley Bryan =223 T48 Clint Tolleson =223 T48 Patrick Rada =232 T75 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (Par 71) Patrick Rada T3 Wesley Bryan =209 7 George Bryan IV =217 T32 Paul Woodbury =217 T32 Clint Tolleson =228 T62 Administaff Augusta State Invitational (Par 72) George Bryan IV =206 T3 Paul Woodbury =206 T3 Wesley Bryan =208 T9 Clint Tolleson =214 T28 Patrick Rada =216 T35 POSTSEASON SEC Championship (Par 70) George Bryan IV =204 T1& Paul Woodbury =215 T18 Wesley Bryan =220 T38 Patrick Rada = Clint Tolleson = NCAA Regional (Par 70) NCAA Championship *Competed as an individual; does not count toward team score Garnet Team events do not count toward individual or team season averages. ^ Won playoff & Lost playoff RECORD vs. OPPONENTS Akron 1-0 Alabama 3-2 Arizona State 1-0 Arkansas 1-1 Arkansas State 1-0 Auburn 1-3 Augusta State 1-2 Baylor 1-0 Belmont 1-0 Chattanooga 2-1 Cincinnati 1-0 Clemson 4-0 Coastal Carolina 1-0 College of Charleston 3-0 Davidson 2-0 Drexel 1-0 Duke 2-0 East Carolina 1-0 East Tenn. St. 3-0 Florida 0-3 Florida State 0-1 George Mason 1-0 Georgia 1-2 Georgia Southern 2-0 Georgia State 4-0 Georgia Tech 1-1 Houston 1-0 Illinois 2-0 Jacksonville 1-0 James Madison 1-0 Kennesaw State 1-0 Kent State 1-0 Kentucky 3-1 Lamar 1-0 Lipscomb 1-0 Long Beach State 1-0 Louisville 1-0 LSU 0-3 Memphis 1-0 Mercer 2-0 Michigan State 1-0 Middle Tennessee Minnesota 1-0 Mississippi 2-2 Mississippi State 3-0 North Carolina 3-0 North Carolina State 1-1 North Florida 0-1 North Texas 1-0 Notre Dame 1-0 Oklahoma State 0-1 Pepperdine 1-0 San Jose State 1-0 South Alabama 1-0 Stanford 0-1 TCU 1-0 Tennessee 1-3 Tennessee State 1-0 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Texas Tech 2-0 Troy 1-0 UCF 2-0 UNC Greensboro 1-0 UNC Wilmington 2-0 USC-Aiken 1-0 Vanderbilt 4-0 VCU 1-0 Virginia 0-2 Virginia Tech 1-0 Wake Forest 2-1 Washington 1-0 Western Carolina 2-0 William & Mary 1-0 Winthrop 1-0 OVERALL

5 VARSITY RESULTS/STATISTICS Name Tourn. Rounds Low 54 Low 18 Par/Better Top 5 Top 10 Top 20 Strokes Avg. George Bryan IV Wesley Bryan Dykes Harbin Dean Hester Chase Liebler Bryan Miller Patrick Rada Michael Raines Clint Tolleson Paul Woodbury TEAM Career VARSITY RESULTS/STATISTICS Name Tourn. Rounds Low 54 Low 18 Par/Better Top 5 Top 10 Top 20 Strokes Avg. George Bryan IV Wesley Bryan Dean Hester Bryan Miller Patrick Rada Clint Tolleson Paul Woodbury INDIVIDUAL RESULTS George Bryan IV (Sr., Chapin, S.C.) Carpet Capital Collegiate =221 (+5) T29 Mason Rudolph Invitational 69-71=140 (-2) T16 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =214 (-2) & T1 Isleworth Collegiate =218 (+2) 5 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-73=146 (+2) T11 Seminole Intercollegiate =222 (+9) T28 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =217 (+1) T15 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =217 (+4) T32 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =206 (-10) T3 SEC Championship =204 (-6) & T1 Patrick Rada (Sr., Anderson, S.C.) Carpet Capital Collegiate =215 (-1) T11 Mason Rudolph Invitational 67-69=136 (-6) T2 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =222 (+6) 6 Isleworth Collegiate =231 (+15) T47 Seahawk intercollegiate 76-74=150 (+6) T24 Seminole Intercollegiate =221 (+8) T26 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =232 (+16) T75 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =207 (-6) T3 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =216 (E) T35 SEC Championship =229 (+19) 55 Wesley Bryan (So., Chapin, S.C.) Carpet Capital Collegiate =221 (+5) T29 Mason Rudolph Invitational 72-71=143 (+1) T30 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =225 (+9) T9 Isleworth Collegiate =220 (+4) T7 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-71=144 (E) T6 Seminole Intercollegiate =216 (+3) T11 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =223 (+7) T48 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =209 (-4) 7 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =208 (-8) T9 SEC Championship =220 (+10) T38 Dykes Harbin (Fr., Augusta, Ga.) # Coker Intercollegiate 74-73=147 (+5) T6 # CSU Fall Invitational =218 (+2) 1 # Johnny Palmer 82-77=159 (+15) T23 Dean Hester (Fr., Dublin, Ga.) # Coker Intercollegiate 77-68=145 (+3) T3 # CSU Fall Invitational =232 (+16) T15 # Johnny Palmer 78-77=155 (+11) T11 * Seahawk Intercollegiate 77-76=153 (+9) T39 * Seminole Intercollegiate =221 (+8) T26 Chase Liebler (Jr., Irmo, S.C.) # Coker Intercollegiate (+17) T28 # CSU Fall Invitational =239 (+23) T30 # Johnny Palmer 88-73=161 (+17) T33 Clint Tolleson (R-Fr., Spartanburg, S.C.) Tournament Rounds Finish Carpet Capital Collegiate =229 (+13) T47 Mason Rudolph Invitational 68-71=139 (-3) T10 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =230 (+14) T23 Isleworth Collegiate =220 (+4) T7 Seahawk Intercollegiate 73-76=149 (+5) T18 Seminole Intercollegiate =218 (+5) T16 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =223 (+7) T48 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =228 (+15) T62 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =214 (-2) T28 SEC Championship =235 (+25) 57 Paul Woodbury (Sr., Lake City, S.C.) Tournament Rounds Finish Carpet Capital Collegiate =216 (E) T14 Mason Rudolph Invitational 70-75=145 (+3) T40 Rees Jones Intercollegiate =214 (-2) ^T1 Isleworth Collegiate =232 (+16) T50 Seahawk Intercollegiate 75-77=152 (+8) T33 Seminole Intercollegiate =212 (-1) ^ T1 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational =217 (+1) T15 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate =217 (+4) T32 Administaff Augusta State Invitational =206 (-10) T3 SEC Championship =215 (+5) T18 # Garnet Team Event, does not count toward team total or individual career/season average * Competed as an individual, does not count toward team total ^ Won in playoff & Lost in playoff Bryan Miller (Sr., Dalton, Ga.) # Coker Intercollegiate (+20) T33 # CSU Fall Invitational =237 (+21) 27 # Johnny Palmer 82-78=160 (+16) T31

6 Sept Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Rocky Face, Ga. Par 72 7,012 Yards =872 5th of Tennessee = Chattanooga = Georgia Tech = Auburn = South Carolina = T6. Alabama = T6. Wake Forest = Texas Tech = Clemson = T10. East Tennessee State = T10. Georgia = Mississippi = T1. D. Renwick (UT) =210-6 T1. N. Floren (TTU) =210-6 T3. J. Randolph (OM) =211-5 T3. R. Wingardh (UT) =211-5 T3. S. Jaeger (UTC) =211-5 T11. P. Rada (SC) =215-1 T14. P. Woodbury (SC) =216 E T29. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T29. W. Bryan (SC) = T47. C. Tolleson (SC) = TOURNAMENT-BY-TOURNAMENT Sept Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Vanderbilt Legends Club - South Franklin, Tenn. Par 71 7,100 Yards =556 T-1st of 17* * Lost in Playoff T1. Middle Tennessee = T1. South Carolina = Arkansas State = Georgia Tech = Notre Dame = Vanderbilt = Mississippi = Memphis = South Alabama = Davidson = Charleston = Akron = Western Carolina = Belmont = T15. Mississippi State = T15. Tennessee-Martin = Lipscomb = J. Randolph (OM) 64-67= T2. P. Rada (SC) 67-69=136-6 T2. R. Haselden (VU) 67-69=136-6 T10. C. Tolleson (SC) 68-71=139-3 T16. G. Bryan IV (SC) 69-71=140-2 T30. W. Bryan (SC) 72-71= T40. P. Woodbury (SC) 70-75= Oct. 5-6 Rees Jones Intercollegiate Haig Point Daufuskie Island, S.C. Par 72 7,380 Yards =869 (+5) 1st of South Carolina = UNC Wilmington = Kennesaw State = T4. Michigan State = T4. Pepperdine = Georgia State = Mercer = Jacksonville = San Jose State = Charleston = Tennessee State = Winthrop = T1. G. Bryan IV (SC) =214-2 T1. P. Woodbury (SC) = B. Fredeking (JU) = T4. S. Mason (PEP) = T4. T. Sherreard (GSU) = P. Rada (SC) = T9. W. Bryan (SC) = T23. C. Tolleson (SC) = Oct Isleworth Collegiate Invitational Isleworth Country Club Windermere, Fla. Par 72 7,544 Yards =869 (+5) 1st of Oklahoma State = Florida = Stanford = Georgia = Alabama = South Carolina = TCU = Texas Tech = Illinois = ETSU = Clemson = Arizona State = T13. UCF = T13. Washington = Kentucky = B. Cauley (ALA) = S. Kim (STAN) =212-4 T3. N. Floren (TTU) =216 E T3. P. Uihlein (OSU) =216 E 5. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T7. W. Bryan (SC) = T47. P. Rada (SC) = T50. P. Woodbury (SC) = T61. C. Tolleson (SC) = March 1-2 Seahawk Intercollegiate Country Club of Landfall (Dye) Wilmington, N.C. Par 72 7,058 Yards =598 (+12) 2nd of Augusta State = South Carolina = UNC Wilmington = Georgia State = East Carolina = T6. VCU = T6. Wake Forest = North Carolina = Davidson = James Madison = William & Mary = Drexel = T1. J. Colley (ECU) 70-69=139-5 T1. P. Reed (AUG) 68-71=139-5 T3. H. Norlander (AUG) 70-71=141-3 T3. J. Brock (UNCW) 70-71= C. Newman (AUG) 69-74=143-1 T6. W. Bryan (SC) 73-71=144 E T11. G. Bryan IV (SC) 73-73= T18. C. Tolleson (SC) 73-76= T24. P. Rada (SC) 76-74= T33. P. Woodbury (SC) 75-77= T39. D. Hester (SC) 77-76= March Seminole Intercollegiate Southwood Golf Course Tallahassee, Fla. Par 71 7,143 Yards (+14) 2nd of Florida State = South Carolina = T3. Arkansas = T3. North Texas = Vanderbilt = Mississippi State = T7. North Carolina = T7. Baylor = Troy = Georgia State = George Mason = Mercer = Western Carolina = Cincinnati = T1. P. Woodbury (SC) =212-1 T1. S. Lauer (FSU) =212-1 T3. J. Fields (UNC) =213 E T3. W. Graham (FSU) =213 E T5. R. Cazaubon (UNT) = T5. D. Letson (FSU) = T11. W. Bryan (SC) = T16. C. Tolleson (SC) = T26. P. Rada (SC) = T26. D. Hester (SC) = T28. G. Bryan IV (SC) =222 +9

7 March Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Forest Heights Country Club Statesboro, Ga. Par 72 6,962 Yards =878 10th of TOURNAMENT-BY-TOURNAMENT March Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Bulls Bay Golf Club Awendaw, S.C. Par 72 7,298 Yards =850 4th of 15 April 3-4 Administaff Augusta State Invitational Forest Hills Golf Club Augusta, Ga. Par 72 7,231 Yards =833 2nd of Auburn = North Florida = Virginia = Alabama = T5. Tennessee = T5. Mississippi = N.C. State = Florida = LSU = South Carolina = Vanderbilt = Georgia Southern = North Carolina = Kentucky = Louisville = T1. J. Randolph (OM) =211-5 T1. H. Hamrick (ALA) =211-5 T1. J. Gibb (UNF) =211-5 T4. J.C. Horne (UNF) =212-4 T4. K. Phelan (UNF) =212-4 T15. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T15. P. Woodbury (SC) = T48. W. Bryan (SC) = T48. C. Tolleson (SC) = T75. P. Rada (SC) = April SEC Championship Sea Island Golf Club - Seaside Course St. Simons Island, Ga. Par 70 6,991 Yards =864 9th of Georgia = T2. Florida = T2. Mississippi = Arkansas = LSU = Kentucky = Auburn = Tennessee = South Carolina = Vanderbilt = Mississippi State = Alabama = H. Norlander (AUG) = P. Reed (AUG) = T3. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T3. P. Woodbury (SC) = T9. W. Bryan (SC) =208-8 T28. C. Tolleson (SC) =214-2 T35. P. Rada (SC) =216 E 1. LSU = Wake Forest = Virginia = South Carolina = Augusta State = Duke = Auburn = T8. Clemson = T8. NC State = Chattanooga = Kentucky = East Tennessee State = UCF = Long Beach State = Coll. of Charleston = M. Hill (NCSU) = L. Bedford (WFU) =206-7 T3. P. Rada (SC) =207-6 T3. B. Gielow (WFU) =207-6 T3. S. Yi (LSU) = P. Reed (AUG) = W. Bryan (SC) =209-4 T32. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T32. P. Woodbury (SC) = T62. C. Tolleson (SC) = May NCAA East Regional The Course at Yale New Haven, Conn. Par 70 6,749 Yards 1. Augusta State = South Carolina = Duke = Clemson = Tennessee = Georgia Southern = Illinois = Chattanooga = UNC Greensboro = Alabama = Kent State =864 E 12. Virginia Tech = USC-Aiken = Coastal Carolina = Lamar = Houston = Georgia State = Minnesota = H. Norlander (AUG) = P. Reed (AUG) = T3. G. Bryan IV (SC) = T3. P. Woodbury (SC) = T9. W. Bryan (SC) =208-8 T28. C. Tolleson (SC) =214-2 T35. P. Rada (SC) =216 E June 1-5 NCAA Championship The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tenn. TBA

8 SOUTH CAROLINA S NCAA REGIONAL HISTORY 1989 NCAA East Regional The Long Bay Club May North Myrtle Beach, S.C =899 9th of 19 Bruce Bolina =221 T-18th Rick Williams =224 T-29th Jeff Hull =228 T-37th Brett Quigley =228 T-42nd Jerome Andrews =242 92nd 1991 NCAA East Regional Yale University Golf Club May New Haven, Conn =888 11th of 23 Brett Quigley =215 T-12th Robert Dargan =218 T-20th Carl Paulson =227 T-76th Daniel Seawell =231 T-93rd Michael Christie =233 T-96th 1992 NCAA East Regional Seven Oaks Golf Club May Hamilton, N.Y =895 9th of 22 Michael Christie =221 T-20th Carl Paulson =225 T-37th Morgan Beam =226 T-41st Daniel Seawell =233 T-56th Chad Mason =235 T-92nd 1993 NCAA East Regional Birdwood Golf Course May Charlottesville, Va =889 14th of 22 David Seawell =219 T-27th Brett Pendergast =220 T-37th Carl Paulson =224 T-60th Chad Mason =229 T-85th Joey Denton =229 T-85th 1996 NCAA East Regional Concord Resort Course May Kiamesha Lake, N.Y =902 6th of 23 Jake Kransteuber =222 T-8th Stewart Ginn =224 T-22nd David Seawell =226 T-26th Matt Filipowicz =230 T-48th Brad McFadden =235 T-72nd 1997 NCAA East Regional Cascades Course at the Homestead May Hot Springs, Va =895 9th of 23 Eric Ecker =220 T-19th Jake Kransteuber =222 T-24th Brent Roof =225 T-42nd Mark Catalano =225 T-42nd Stewart Ginn =235 T-94th 1998 NCAA East Regional Melrose Golf Course May Daufuskie Island, S.C =864 8th of 23 Jake Kransteuber =210 T-7th Mark Catalano =216 T-26th Eric Ecker =218 T-35th Kyle Thompson =220 T-48th Brent Roof =228 T-85th 1999 NCAA East Regional Rhode Island Country Club May Barrington, R.I =854 2nd of 23 Kyle Thompson =208 1st Mark Catalano =215 T-12th John Bloomfield =215 T-12th Eric Ecker =217 T-24th Daniel Brunson =227 T-87th 2000 NCAA East Regional Glenmaura National Golf Club May Moosic, Pa th of 27 Kyle Thompson =219 T-10th John Bloomfield =224 T-31st Scott Feaster =225 T-34rd Eric Ecker =230 T-66th Michael Maness = th 2001 NCAA West Regional Trysting Tree Golf Club May Corvallis, Ore =880 5th of 27 Kyle Thompson =208 T-1st Brent Delahoussaye =219 T-19th Nash Elliot =225 T-61st John Bloomfield =229 T-92nd Ernie Rose =235 T-117th 2002 NCAA East Regional Ansley Golf Club - Settindown Creek May Roswell, Ga =938 25th of 27 Alex Hamilton =233 T-84th Martin Rominger =234 T-87th Jonathan Jackson =235 T-93rd Nash Elliot =243 T-123rd Matt Robinson =243 T-123rd 2003 NCAA East Regional Auburn University Club May Auburn, Ala =873 T-7th of 30 Eirik Johansen =214 T-18th Martin Rominger =215 T-25th West Streib =221 T-47th Alex Hamilton =223 T-58th Nash Elliot =237 T-119th 2004 NCAA East Regional Yale Golf Course May New Haven, Conn =889 17th of 30 Martin Rominger =219 T-31st Jake Thompson =224 T-66th Eirik Johansen =228 T-85th Alex Hamilton =229 T-90th Robert Svensson =229 T-90th 2005 NCAA West Regional Stanford Golf Club May Stanford, Calif =864 T-10th of 27 Alex Hamilton =212 T-12th Mark Anderson =217 T-39th Eirik Johansen =217 T-39th West Streib =224 T-80th Robert Svensson =229 T-111th 2006 NCAA East Regional Lake Nona Golf Club May Orlando, Fla th of 27 Eirik Johansen =220 T-22nd Allen Koon =220 T-22nd Mark Anderson =222 T-36th Florian Fritsch =222 T-36th Warren Thomas =233 T-110th 2007 NCAA West Regional ASU Karsten Golf Course May Tempe, Ariz =820 1st of 27 George Bryan IV =204 T-10th Mark Anderson =206 T-18th Florian Fritsch =206 T-18th Mark Silvers III =211 T-43rd Warren Thomas =211 T-43rd 2008 NCAA East Regional Council Fire Golf Club May Chattanooga, Tenn =859 16th of 27 Warren Thomas =209 T-17th Mark Silvers III =214 T-47th Mark Anderson =215 T-58th George Bryan IV =223 T-113th Patrick Cunning = rd 2009 NCAA Southeast Regional RedTail Golf Club May Sorrento, Fla =829 T-2nd of 14 Mark Silvers III =207 T-10th George Bryan IV =208 T-14th Wesley Bryan =208 T-14th Sam Braver =212 T-33rd Patrick Rada =215 T-44th

9 GOLFSTAT TOP 25 As of May Oregon 2. Stanford 3. Texas A&M 4. Oklahoma State 5. Washington 6. UCLA 7. Texas 8. Southern California 9. Arizona State 10. Texas Tech 11. Florida 12. UNLV 13. Augusta State 14. Georgia Tech 15. Florida State 16. Georgia 17. South Carolina 18. Illinois 19. Virginia 20. Clemson 21. Oregon State 22. North Florida 23. Duke 24. Tennessee 25. TCU GOLFWEEK TOP 25 As of May 9 1. Oklahoma State 2. Texas A&M 3. Stanford 4. Washington 5. Augusta State 6. Florida 7. Texas 8. UCLA 9. Oregon 10. Southern California 11. Illinois 12. Georgia 13. Texas Tech 14. Arizona State 15. South Carolina 16. UNLV 17. Clemson 18. Georgia Tech 19. Florida State 20. Virginia 21. TCU 22. North Florida 23. San Diego State 24. Duke 25. Oregon State SOUTH CAROLINA HISTORY AND RECORDS TEAM INDIVIDUAL Season Scoring Average Year Rds. Strokes Avg , , , , , , , , , , , Low 18-Hole Score Tournament Rd. Score 1. Administaff Augusta St. Inv., 4/3/ Red River Classic, 10/11/ NCAA Southeast Regional, 5/16/ NCAA West Regional, 5/18/ Hootie at Bulls Bay, 3/29/ Red River Classic, 10/12/ Billy Hitchcock Inter., 4/11/ NCAA West Regional, 5/17/ Mason Rudolph Inter., 9/25/ Red River Classic, 10/12/ Gator Invitational, 2/8-9/ Low 54-Hole Score Tournament Score 1. Red River Classic, NCAA West Regional, NCAA Southeast Regional, Administaff Augusta State Inv., Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate, Palmetto Classic, Gator Invitational, Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, South Carolina Intercollegiate, Palmetto Intercollegiate, Career Scoring Average (Min. 60 Rounds & Two Years) 1. George Bryan IV (2006-present) Wesley Bryan (2008-present) Kyle Thompson ( ) David Seawell ( ) Eirik Johansen ( ) Mark Silvers III ( ) Eric Ecker ( ) Martin Rominger ( ) Florian Fritsch ( ) Jeff Hull ( ) Single-Season Scoring Avg. (Min. 18 Rounds) --George Bryan IV (2010) Kyle Thompson (2001) Webb Heintzelman (1984) Mark Anderson (2008) Eric Ecker (1998) David Seawell (1994) Paul Woodbury (2010) Wesley Bryan (2010) George Bryan IV (2008) Eirik Johansen (2003) David Seawell (1996) Mark Silvers III (2009) Low 18-Hole Score Player/Tournament Score 1. K. Thompson, 99 NCAA Regional (3) 63 D. Seawell, 96 Gator Invitational (2) W. Bryan, 10 Hootie at Bulls Bay (2) 64 M. Silvers III, 09 NCAA Regional (3) 64 K. Thompson, 99 Red River (1) 64 D. Brunson, 99 Red River (1) G. Bryan IV, 10 Augusta State Inv. (2) 65 W. Bryan, 10 Augusta State Inv. (2) 65 G. Bryan IV, 09 Hootie at Bulls Bay (3) 65 G. Bryan IV, 07 Bank of Tennessee (2) 65 (also seven other occasions) Low 54-Hole Score Player/Tournament Score 1. J. Bloomfield, 99 Red River G. Bryan IV, 09 Hootie at Bulls Bay D. Seawell, 96 Gator Invitational D. Seawell, 95 Gator Invitational G. Bryan IV, 10 SEC Championship 204 G. Bryan IV, 07 NCAA West Regional 204 E. Johansen, 04 Palmetto Inter. 204 J. Kransteuber, 97 Gator Invitational E. Johansen, 03 Augusta State Inv G. Bryan IV, 10 Augusta State Inv. 206 P. Woodbury, 10 Augusta State Inv. 206 M. Anderson, 07 NCAA West Regional 206 F. Fritsch, 07 NCAA West Regional 206 E. Ecker, 99 Red River 206 K. Thompson, 99 Red River 206 D. Seawell, 94 Gator Invitational 206 F. Wadsworth, 84 ImperiaLake Inter. 206