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1 Georgia Tech Golf Head coach Bruce Heppler (right) and his seniors Chan Song (at left below) and Nicholas Thompson look for another strong NCAA Championship performance this spring. Quick Facts Official Name Location Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Ga. Founded 1885 Enrollment 15,000 Colors Nicknames Official Athletics Website Conference President Director of Athletics Old Gold, White and Blue Yellow Jackets, Rambling Wreck Ramblinwreck.com Atlantic Coast (ACC) Dr. G. Wayne Clough Dave Braine Head Coach Bruce Heppler (10th year) Office Phone (404) Assistant Coach Brandon Goethals (4th year) Office Phone (404) Coord. of Ops. and Development Vicky Newman Office Phone (404) Golf Office Fax (404) Lettermen Returning/Lost 6/ Final National Ranking Golfweek 6th ACC Finish 3rd East Regional Finish T3rd NCAA Finish T5th ACC Championships Eight (1985, 91, 92, 93, 94, 99, 2001, 02) NCAA East Regional Championships Four (1991, 98, 99, 2002) NCAA Top-10 Finishes 10 Highest NCAA Finish 2nd place in 1993, 2000, 2002 NCAA Championship Tournaments 18 (1985, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04) All-America Honorees 46 Editing and design: Mike Stamus with assistance from Bruce Heppler, Vicky Newman and the Georgia Tech Sports Information staff. Photography: Current team by Pete Casabonne, Christopher Gooley, Rob Skinner and Mike Stamus. Other action photos by Scott Cunningham, Stanley Leary, Jack Reimer, Steve Ritter. PGA player photos courtesy of PGA Tour. Printing: EBSCO Media, Inc. of Birmingham, Ala. Page Index 2005 Spring Outlook Year in Review Final Statistics 7 ACC Championship 62 ACC Championship Teams 64 All-ACC Selections 53 All-America Scholars 52 All-Time Letterwinners 68 Amateur and International Competition 40 Carpet Capital Collegiate 35 Dellinger Golf Center 31 Georgia Tech Administration 11 Georgia Tech Facilities 28 Georgia Tech Players Mike Barbosa 16 Roberto Castro 20 Thomas Jordan 18 Kevin Larsen 22 Nicholas Thompson 14 Chan Song 12 Adam Cohan 24 David Dragoo 24 Taylor Hall 24 Golf Staff 10 Hall of Fame Inductees 53 Head Coach Bruce Heppler 8-9 Home Courses covers Individual Records 56 National Collegiate Champions 39 National Players of the Year 38 NCAA Championship 58 NCAA East Regional 60 Practice Facility 30 Professional Players 72 Roster, Media Information 2 Scholarship Program 34 Team Awards 54 Team Records 55 Tech s All-Time Greats Bobby Jones 41 Bob McDonnell 42 Charlie Rymer 43 David Duval 44 Jimmy Johnston 45 Stewart Cink 46 Matt Kuchar 47 Bryce Molder 48 Troy Matteson 49 Kris Mikkelsen 50 Matt Weibring 51 Tee Club 33 This is Georgia Tech 25 Tournament Information 3 Year-by-Year Results 69 Ramblinwreck.com 1

2 Georgia Tech Golf Georgia Tech Golf Media Services Current Results and Information Up-to-date statistics, tournament results, features and other news can be obtained on the Internet by logging onto Ramblinwreck.com. Advances on tournaments and daily results also are posted here, and they are e- mailed to local and national media. Media interested in receiving s or in need of photographs are invited to call the Georgia Tech sports information office (golf contact - Mike Stamus) at (404) Georgia Tech s golf team (from left to right): Mike Barbosa, Roberto Castro, Nicholas Thompson, Kevin Larsen, Adam Cohan, Taylor Hall, Thomas Jordan, Chan Song and David Dragoo Georgia Tech Golf Roster Name Ht Wt. Cl. Hometown (High School) Mike Barbosa Jr.-R St. Petersburg, Fla. (St. Stephens Episcopal) Roberto Castro So. Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton) Adam Cohan Fr. Wayne, Pa. (Radnor) David Dragoo Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep) Taylor Hall Fr. LaGrange, Ga. (LaGrange) Thomas Jordan Jr. Sea Island, Ga. (Glynn Academy) Kevin Larsen So. Santa Barbara, Calif. (San Marcos) Chan Song Sr. Orlando, Fla. (Bradenton Academy) Nicholas Thompson Sr. Coral Springs, Fla. (Stoneman Douglas) Head Coach: Bruce Heppler (Brigham Young, 1985), 10th Season Assistant Coach: Brandon Goethals (UNLV, 1992), 4th Season Pronunciations Barbosa... bar-bo-suh Cohan... KO-honn Dragoo... druh-goo 2005 Spring Golf Schedule Feb F.27-M.1 Mar Mar. 19 Mar Mar Apr May June 1-4 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii Puerto Rico Classic, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Southern Highlands Collegiate, Las Vegas, Nev. Brigham Young/Washington (tri-match), Bandon, Ore. Oregon Duck Invitational, Eugene, Ore. Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, Awandaw, S.C. Atlantic Coast Conference Championship, New London, N.C. NCAA Regionals, sites TBA NCAA Championship, Owings Mills, Md. Sports Information Office Located on the first floor of the Arthur B. Edge Athletics Center on the corner of Techwood Drive and Boddy Dodd Way. The proper mailing address is Sports Information Office, Georgia Tech Athletic Association, 150 Bobby Dodd Way, N.W., Atlanta, Ga., The office fax number is (404) Interview Policy Interviews with members of the Georgia Tech golf team can be arranged through the sports information office by contacting Mike Stamus. Golfers phone numbers will not be provided to members of the media, and media are asked not to call the golfers in their residences. Head coach Bruce Heppler can be reached in his office ( ) weekday mornings when the team is not traveling. Office Phone (404) Office Fax (404) Official Website Ramblinwreck.com Director of Communications Allison George Associate SID Mike Stamus (golf contact) Assistant SID Assistant SID Assistant SID Assistant SID Intern Chris Capo Melissa Jenkins Scott MacDonald Cheryl Watts Chris Whitehead Stamus at home (404) mstamus@at.gtaa.gatech.edu Mailing and Overnight Package Address: Georgia Tech Athletic Association 150 Bobby Dodd Way, N.W. Atlanta, Ga Georgia Tech Golf

3 Spring Tournament Information Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate Date: Feb Location: Waikoloa, Hawaii Site: Waikoloa Village Golf Club (6,791 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (18/18/18) Host: University of Hawaii at Hilo SID Contact: Kelly Leong Office phone: (808) Pro Shop Phone: (808) Field (19 teams): Arkansas, Arizona State, Augusta State, Georgia Tech, Hawaii-Hilo, Hawaii-Menoa, Nagoya (Japan), Nevada-Reno, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Pepperdine, Rhode Island, Southern California, Stanford, Texas, Texas Christian, UC-Davis, UCLA, Washington Puerto Rico Classic Date: Feb.27-March 1 Location: Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Site: River Course at Westin Rio Mar Country Club (6,945 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (18/18/18) Host: Purdue SID Contact: Elliot Bloom (ebloom@purdue.edu) Office phone: (765) Pro Shop Phone: (787) Field (18 teams): Alabama, Arizona State, Clemson, Duke, East Tennessee State, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Kent State, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, NC State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Purdue, Virginia Tech Southern Highlands Collegiate Championship Date: Mar Location: Las Vegas, Nev. Site: Southern Highlands Golf Club (7,381 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (18/18/18) Host: UNLV Contact: Andy Grossman (agrossman@ccmail.nevada.edu) SID phone: (702) Pro Shop Phone: (702) Field (15 teams): Arizona State, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Georgia, Georgia Tech, New Mexico, Oklahoma State, South Carolina, Texas, TCU, UCLA, UNLV, Wake Forest, Washington Oregon Duck Invitational Date: Mar Location: Eugene, Ore. Site: Eugene Country Club (6,802 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (36/18) Host: University of Oregon SID Contact: Greg Walker Office Phone: (541) Pro Shop Phone: (541) Field (16 teams): Alabama-Birmingham, UC Riverside, Georgia Tech, Hawaii-Hilo, Long Beach State, Nevada, Oregon, Oregon State, Pacific, Pepperdine, Saint Mary s, San Diego State, San Jose State, Stanford, Washington, Washington State Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Date: Mar Location: Awendaw, S.C. Site: Bulls Bay Golf Club (6,847 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (36/18) Hosts: South Carolina, College Of Charleston, Clemson SID Contact: Simon Whitaker (whitakers@cofc.edu) SID phone: ( Pro Shop Phone: (843) Field (15 teams): Alabama, Auburn, Augusta State, Clemson, College of Charleston, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, North Carolina, NC State, South Carolina, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Date: Apr Location: New London, N.C. Site: Carmel Country Club (7,032 yards, par 72) Format: 54 holes (18/18/18) Host: Atlantic Coast Conference SID Contact: Barb Dery (bdery@theacc.org) Office Phone: (336) Pro Shop Phone: (704) Field (11 teams): Clemson, Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest NCAA East Regional* Date: May Location: Nashville, Tenn. Site: Golf Club of Tennessee Format: 54 holes (18/18/18) Host: Southeastern Conference SID Contact: Charles Bloom Pro Shop Phone: TBA Field (27 teams): Chosen from District 1,2,3-North and 3-South, along with teams from around the country receiving at-large berths; 10 teams and two individuals advance to the NCAA Championship. Tech is in District 3-North, which covers the states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. *NCAA Central Regional being held at South Bend, Ind., Warren Golf Course (Notre Dame, host); West Regional being held at Stanford, Calif., Stanford Golf Course, Stanford University, host) NCAA Championship Date: June 1-4 Location: Owing Mills, Md. Site: Caves Valley Golf Club (7,124 yards, par 71) Format: 54 holes (36/18) Host: Loyola College SID Contact: Greg Parassio (gparassio@loyola.edu) SID Phone: (410) Pro Shop Phone: (410) Field (30 teams): Teams advance from three regional qualifying tournament (10 from East, 10 from Central, 10 from West), plus six individuals (two from each regional). Georgia Tech Golf would like to thank the following sponsors for their continuous support of the Yellow Jacket program: Mizuno Golf Titleist & Foot-Joy Worldwide Karsten Manufacturing Callaway Golf Softspikes Tommy Hilfiger Golf Taylor Made Cleveland Golf True Temper Ben Hogan Company Team Effort Oakley Golf Pride Grips Lamkin Grips Winn Grips Ramblinwreck.com 3

4 Georgia Tech Golf Georgia Tech Golf 2005 Spring Outlook It would be difficult for a team to perform better without winning a tournament than Georgia Tech did in the fall. In fact, the Yellow Jackets can rightly be called the best team in the nation without a tournament win, given the team s No. 2 ranking in the most recent Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index. Heading into the spring season, which begins at the site of Tech s last tournament win, the 2004 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, head coach Bruce Heppler is far from unhappy with his team s performance. Since Tech s last team event in the fall, Nicholas Thompson captured his first collegiate victory at the Western Refining Collegiate All- American Classic, and he was joined by teammates Mike Barbosa and Roberto Castro at the USGA s winter camp for prospective invitees to the U.S. Walker Cup team. Castro and Thompson are both listed among the nation s top 10 players according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Index, while senior Chan Song is No. 23 and Barbosa is No. 44. With four players among the nation s top 50, there is a sense that the spring season holds plenty of promise. The positive from [the fall] is that we had a chance to win every time, says Heppler, now in his 10th year with the Yellow Jackets. When you play that many good teams, you ve really got too be good for three days to win. We just weren t quite good enough over a three-day period. But the fact that we were in everything, and you look at the individual rankings and the scoring averages over the fall, it was one of the better falls we ve ever had on an individual basis. But there s been somebody who has played a little bit better during the course of each tournament. Thompson, a senior from Coral Springs, Fla., who has earned All-America mention three times, won the Western Refining event against a field of 30 players who all achieved All- America status last year. He fired a 9-under-par score of 204 and won the tournament in a playoff. It was a strong ending to a fall season in which he recorded three top-10 finishes and one other top-20 in five events, and posted a scoring average of 70.93, best in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Ranked No. 8 in the nation, Thompson enters the spring with the fifth-best career stroke average ever for a Tech player (72.20), and would seem poised to win a team event at some point. Heppler hopes that victory can be a springboard for the entire team. It does something for him, and it does something for everyone else, too, said Heppler. It s been a while since Troy (Matteson) was around and won a tournament. Nick has been close, and several times had the lead and played well and not won. He didn t want to leave college without a win, and maybe it ll help him not press to try. It will build confidence for him, but it does the same for other guys on the team who might beat him in a qualifier. He may instigate some winning from others. Tech s returning All-America trio of (clockwide from top right) Nicholas Thompson, Chan Song and Roberto Castro has the Yellow Jackets ranked No. 2 in the nation. Nick goes out there every day and thinks it s going to be his day. He has had some great putting days. But he has lots of putts for birdie. He would love to have made some more. His ball-striking is such that, when [he makes his putts], he can shoot some ridiculously low scores. He s a hard guy to discourage. Nick, as much as Troy, Bryce (Molder) and Matt (Kuchar), has control of where his ball is going. He has played the last two NCAA s without a double-bogey. That s 144 holes of championship golf. That means Nick has got a pretty good idea of where to start the ball and how to finish where he wants to finish. Tech s top five players recorded 10 top-10 finishes between them in the fall, and 15 top-20 showings. Besides Thompson, sophomore Roberto Castro also seems poised to capture a victory or carry Tech to one after earning ACC Rookie of the Year and honorable mention All-America honors last spring. The Alpharetta, Ga., resident finished in the top 20 in all four events he played in the fall, three of those in the top 10, and recorded a stroke average of He has seven top-10s for his career and carries a stroke average into the spring. He had a wonderful fall, Heppler said of Castro, who is ranked No. 5 in the nation. To get a 4.0 student in an engineering program, make ACC Rookie of the Year and All-American, I don t know how much more you could hope for. He did a good job of everything. He s conscientious and takes care of his business, which is what you have to do to accomplish what he did. Chan Song, a senior from Orlando, Fla., who has been a real workhorse performer for Tech in his career, and Mike Barbosa, a junior from St. Petersburg, Fla., who came on strong last spring and has continued to play well through the fall, give the Yellow Jackets a strong lineup one-through-four. Song, an honorable mention All-America last spring, has not missed a Tech event in the last two years, and has played in all but one (40 of 41) during his collegiate career. He took last summer off to caddy for his sisters, Aree and Naree, on their professional circuits, and came back re-energized. Song posted a stroke average in the fall, finished in the top 20 four times and the top 10 twice, including a tie for eighth at the Jerry Pate National Collegiate and a tie for 10th at the Western Refining Collegiate. I thought it would be good for Chan (to not play much), said Heppler. He caddied for his sister, so he got the perspective, similar to one I ve had of him with the decisions that he makes. Now, when you re on the other side, you can see some course management things, or some attitude things, that you may have heard and not believed completely from the coaching staff. So he became a coach for the summer. So from him sitting out, having the itch again and knowing he s got nine months to go, from an energy level, an interest level and a passion level, should be a positive for him. And being on the other side of the golf ball for a while, he could learn some things from that. He worked on some things in his golf swing from last spring, and you started to see it. He made only one double-bogey at the NCAA. He s been more consistent from the ACC on, and that s carried on. He s put more 4 Georgia Tech Golf

5 Fall 2004 Golf Statistics Finishes Rounds Played* Stroke Averages Round Breakdown Player Trn t10 t20 HTH Rec. Rds Cnt Pct Overall Fall 1st rd Last rd Lo Hi 60s Par <Par +/- Nicholas Thompson Roberto Castro Chan Song Mike Barbosa Kevin Larsen Thomas Jordan Team* *statistics reflect stroke-play, team events only balls in the fairway, more balls on the green, fewer balls out of play, and that s helped the consistency in his scoring. Barbosa finished in the top 20 twice in the fall, with a tie for 10th at the Jerry Pate his best showing, counted for Tech in every round and posted a stroke average of It continued a strong 2004 calendar year in which he posted four top-20 finishes for Tech in the spring, and won the Cardinal Amateur last summer. Mike came a long way last spring, and I still think he probably came the furthest, Heppler said. He s just stacked success on top of success, where I think his confidence level has to be even higher. There s more progress than anyone on this team. He missed the U.S. Open by a shot, plays well all spring long, good tournaments all summer long, and then finishes with a victory. He s taken responsibility for his game. He doesn t look outside anymore. He looks inside. Sophomore Kevin Larsen and junior Thomas Jordan, as they did last year, competed for the fifth spot on the team, and Larsen emerged late in the fall to grab the position going into the spring. A sophomore from Santa Barbara, Calif., Larsen tied for sixth in his first fall event at the Carpet Capital Collegiate, and went at the Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship. Larsen struggled with swing changes throughout last spring, but showed flashes with a tie for 14th at the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate and 69 in the second round of the NCAA Championship. Jordan played in three events and posted a stroke average, but counted for Tech in only five of nine rounds. Between the six guys that have played, we re going to find five consistent guys, said Heppler. I don t know who that s going to be. Kevin can go from playing one event to being our best player. It s that close. A year ago, as a freshman, when we teed it up in the second tournament of the spring, Kevin was playing No. 1. He s capable of winning tournaments. We may not be a team that has a guy who has won eight tournaments as an individual. But if you look at what everybody is capable of, this may be the first time you can say that our fifth guy can win an event. Whoever that is, those guys won a bunch of events as junior players. So the potential is there to have a great spring and a great post-season. Those top six players are so solid that Heppler s three freshman recruits - Adam Cohan of Wayne, Pa., David Dragoo of Scottsdale, Ariz., and Taylor Hall of LaGrange, Ga. - have been unable to crack the lineup for a tournament yet. Cohan, an AJGA All-American, was ranked as high as No. 12 among juniors before coming to Tech, Dragoo as high as No. 47 and Hall as high as No. 87. You realize how hard the adjustment is, said Heppler. You have to learn about handling school and how to fit it all in. It s a jump up in the classroom, the weight room and the golf course. The other six are so far ahead, they will teach them a thing or two. I like what they ll do, and how hard they ll work. I don t know how they ll do. The other (six returning) guys are way out in front, and they should be. The six will make it real hard on them. Whether we re playing for two or three or four, the other guys are just ahead of them. But they can still learn a tremendous amount. They were recruited to see if one of them could come in and make a major impact, then that d be great. If they didn t, we weren t going to put a lot of pressure on them to succeed this year. From a need standpoint, there s no pressure on them. If one of them gets in there and starts playing, then we re going to have a great team. If they can knock one of these experienced players out, then that will bode well for all of us. The Yellow Jackets have some new events on their schedule for the spring. Following the usual beginning at the Waikoloa Intercollegiate in Hawaii, the Puerto Rico Classic and the Southern Highlands Collegiate in Las Vegas, Tech will play in the Oregon Duck Invitational in Eugene, Ore., a tri-match with Brigham Young and Washington at the Bandon Dunes Resort, and the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate near Charleston, S.C., before the ACC Championship, which is Apr in New London, N.C. The NCAA Championship is being played June 1-4 at the Caves Valley Golf Club in Owings Mills, Md., preceded by the NCAA regional events the weekend of May Fall Results PING/GOLFWEEK PREVIEW INVITATIONAL Sept , 2004 Owings Mills, Md. Caves Valley Golf Club Team: 2nd/15 teams T-7 Roberto Castro (+1) T-12 Chan Song (+4) T-16 Mike Barbosa (+5) T-24 Nicholas Thompson (+8) T-27 Thomas Jordan (+9) JERRY PATE NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct , 2004 Birmingham, Ala. Old Overton Golf Club Team: 2nd/12 teams T-3 Nicholas Thompson (-7) T-8 Chan Song (-6) T-10 Roberto Castro (-5) T-10 Mike Barbosa (-5) T-50 Thomas Jordan (+5) ISLEWORTH COLLEGIATE INVITATIONAL Oct , 2004 Windermere, Fla. Isleworth Country Club Team: 3rd/16 teams Roberto Castro (-4) Nicholas Thompson (-2) T-20 Chan Song (+5) T-36 Mike Barbosa (+11) T-47 Thomas Jordan (+17) CARPET CAPITAL COLLEGIATE Nov. 5-7, 2004 Rocky Face, Ga. The Farm Golf Club Team: 3rd/18 teams T-6 Kevin Larsen (+4) T-11 Roberto Castro (+5) T-17 Nicholas Thompson (+6) T-22 Mike Barbosa (+8) T-40 Chan Song (+11) HOOTERS COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Nov , 2004 Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort Team: 2nd/16 teams Defeated Penn State, 3-2 Defeated Arizona, 4-1 Defeated Texas, Lost to Oklahoma State, (championship match) WESTERN REFINING COLLEGIATE ALL-AMERICA CLASSIC Nov , 2004 El Paso, Texas El Paso Country Club No team scores, individual event 1* Nicholas Thompson (-9) T-10 Chan Song (-1) *won on first playoff hole Ramblinwreck.com 5

6 Georgia Tech Golf Georgia Tech Golf in Review Tech Finishes Fifth at NCAA Championship Georgia Tech finished in fifth place at the 107th NCAA men s Golf Championship, June 1-4, at The Homestead Resort in Hot Springs, Va. Tech played four rounds on the 6,679-yard, par 70 Cascases Course in 1,151 strokes, 17 shots behind California, which took a six-stroke victory over UCLA. Arizona finished third, Texas fourth. Tech has finished in the top five of the NCAA Championship four of the last five years and five of the last seven. Tech has made it to the NCAA Championship 18 times in the last 20 years and every year since The Yellow Jackets finished the year as the nation s sixth-ranked team according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, and ranked second in District 3 North behind top-seeded Clemson. Individually, junior Nicholas Thompson tied for 17th place, playing 72 holes in 4-over-par 284, 17 shots off the pace of UNLV s Ryan Moore. Junior Chan Song tied for 24th place (7-over-287), sophomore Mike Barbosa tied for 36th (11-over-291), freshman Roberto Castro tied for 44th (14- over 294), and freshman Kevin Larsen tied for 76th (28-over-308). Tech vs. the Nation and the NCAA Field Georgia Tech s fifth place finish in the NCAA Championship gave it a final head-to-head record of for the season, a mark against teams in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, a mark against teams in the top 50 and a vs. the top 25. Tech finished head-to-head against teams that played in the NCAA Championship. In head-to-head competition against the teams seeded ahead of it, Tech was 4-4 vs. Florida, 2-8 vs. Clemson, vs. Georgia, 2-0 vs. Kentucky, 2-2 vs. Oklahoma State, 3-2 vs. Oklahoma, vs. UCLA, 2-0 vs. New Mexico and 2-2 vs. Arizona. The Yellow Jackets finished ahead of all but UCLA (the runner-up) and Arizona (third place). A Quick Look at the Yellow Jackets Georgia Tech played excellent golf in the spring, and in particular over its final five events, which included a third-place finish at the Western Intercollegiate and a tie for fifth at the Atlanta Intercollegiate in March, third place at the ACC Championship, a tie for third at the NCAA East Regional and a fifth-place showing at the NCAA Championship.. Tech had a pair of victories during the year, at the Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate its final fall tournament, and at the Taylor Made/ Waikoloa Intercollegiate to begin the spring schedule. The Jackets finished no lower than eighth in any spring tournament. No Tech player won a tournament individual medal, but Castro came the closest with a second-place finish at the Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate in October. Castro lost by three shots. Thompson tied for third at the ACC Championship, and Thomas Jordan, who was not on the Tech roster for the NCAA Championship, tied for third at the Ping/ Golfweek Preview in the fall. Georgia Tech used the same lineup for the last six events of the spring, including the NCAA Championship, with juniors Nicholas Thompson and Chan Song, sophomore Mike Barbosa, and freshmen Roberto Castro and Kevin Larsen. This lineup won the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate in early February, tied for sixth at the Southern Highlands Intercollegiate, finished third at the Western Intercollegiate, tied for fifth at the Atlanta Intercollegiate and finished third at the ACC Championship. It also tied for third at the NCAA East Regional and finished fifth in the NCAA Championship.. All five of Tech s players ranked among the top 21 of the ACC in stroke average, led by Thompson s 71.17, which was third-best. Castro ranked sixth at 71.86, Song ninth at 72.64, Barbosa 13th at and Larsen 21st at Thompson, the nation s No. 18-ranked player according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Index, led Tech s late spring charge by averaging strokes over 16 rounds in Tech s last five tournaments. Castro played well in the the ACC Championship and the NCAA East Regional, averaging in six rounds with two top-11 finishes. Sophomore Mike Barbosa of St. Petersburg, Fla., also came on strong late with a stroke average and three top-15 finishes in the last five events. All five players will return next year, along with rising junior Thomas Jordan of Sea Island, Ga.. Tech has signed three incoming freshmen, Adam Cohan of Wayne, Pa., ranked 19th nationally by the National Junior Golf Scoreboard, David Dragoo of Scottsdale, Ariz., ranked 40th, and Taylor Hall of LaGrange, Ga., No. 55. The Honor Roll Junior Nicholas Thompson was named to the third team, and junior Chan Song and freshman Roberto Castro earned honorable mention when the Golf Coaches Association of America announced its PING All-America teams for Tech has had at least one third team -- or higher -- All- American in 13 of 14 years since Thompson, Song and Castro all made the All-Atlantic Coast Conference team this spring, Thompson for the second time in his career, and Castro received the additional honor of ACC Rookie of the Year. The GCAA also named Thompson and Song among its annual Cleveland Golf All-America Scholars. Thompson previously was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District III team and is on the ballot for the All- America team. Tech in the NCAA Championship Georgia Tech has had a great deal of success in the NCAA Championship in recent years, finishing in the top five in four of the last five years and five of the last seven. Overall, the Yellow Jackets own 10 top-10 finishes in the event, with eight of those coming in the last 13 years. Final Georgia Tech Team Ledger Date Event/Site Finish Score Par +/-Par +/- Lead #Indiv. #Top 20 Teams Sept Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges, Jonseborough, Tenn. 9th/18 teams Sept Ping/Golfweek Preview, Hot Springs, Va. 2nd/15 teams Oct. 3-5 Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. 5th/18 teams E Oct Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, Birmingham, Ala. 8th/12 teams Oct Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate, Tampa, Fla. 1st/15 teams Feb Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Waikoloa, Hawai i 1st/21 teams Feb Puerto Rico Classic, San Juan, P.R. T8th/18 teams Mar Southern Highlands Collegiate, Las Vegas, Nev. T6th/15 teams Mar Western Intercollegiate, Santa Cruz, Calif. 3rd/15 teams Mar Atlanta Intercollegiate, Stockbridge, Ga. T5th/12 teams Apr ACC Championship, New London, N.C. 3rd/9 teams May NCAA East Regional, New Haven, Conn. T3rd/27 teams June 1-4 NCAA Championship, Hot Springs, Va. T5th/30 teams Georgia Tech Golf

7 Final Georgia Tech Golf Statistics Finishes Rounds Played Stroke Averages Round Breakdown Player Trn t10 t20 HTH Rec. Rds Cnt Pct Overall Fall Spring 1st rd Last rd Lo Hi 60s Par <Par +/- Nick Thompson Roberto Castro Chan Wongluekiet Mike Barbosa Kevin Larsen Thomas Jordan Team * * * * * *strokes than counted toward team score Fall Results BANK OF TENNESSEE AT THE RIDGES Sept , 2003 Jonesborough, Tenn. The Ridges Golf and Country Club Team: 9th/18 teams T-12 Roberto Castro (E) T-18 Chan Song (+2) T-31 Nicholas Thompson (+4) T-77 Thomas Jordan (+16) Mike Barbosa (+21) PING/GOLFWEEK PREVIEW INVITATIONAL Sept , 2003 Hot Springs, Va. The Homestead, Cascades Course Team: 2nd/15 teams T-3 Thomas Jordan (E) T-9 Roberto Castro (+2) T-12 Nicholas Thompson (+3) T-38 Kevin Larsen (+8) T-47 Chan Song (+10) CARPET CAPITAL COLLEGIATE Oct. 3-5, 2003 Rocky Face, Ga. The Farm Golf Club Team: 5th/18 teams Nicholas Thompson (-5) T-12 Kevin Larsen (-1) T-30 Chan Song (+3) T-33 Mike Barbosa (+4) T-75 Thomas Jordan (+16) JERRY PATE NATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct , 2003 Birmingham, Ala. Old Overton Golf Club Team: 8th/12 teams T-17 Kevin Larsen (-5) T-25 Roberto Castro (-1) Chan Song (+3) Mike Barbosa (+4) T-46 Thomas Jordan (+8) GARY KOCH/CLEVELAND GOLF INTERCOLLEGIATE Oct , 2003 Tampa, Fla. Old Memorial Golf Club Team: 1st/15 teams Roberto Castro (-8) T-6 Nicholas Thompson (-5) T-9 Kevin Larsen (-3) T-16 Chan Song (E) T-23 Thomas Jordan (+3) HOOTERS COLLEGIATE MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP Nov. 7-9 Myrtle Beach, S.C. Dye Course Team: 3rd/16 teams Defeated Southern California, 3-2 Defeated Georgia, 3-2 Lost to Florida, Defeated Oklahoma State, 2-2-1, playoff (consolation) Spring Results TAYLOR MADE/WAIKOLOA INTERCOLLEGIATE Feb , 2004 Waikoloa, Hawai i Kings Course Team: 1st/21 teams T-5 Chan Song (-7) T-14 Nicholas Thompson (-4) T-14 Kevin Larsen (-4) T-18 Mike Barbosa (-3) T-42 Roberto Castro (+1) PUERTO RICO CLASSIC Feb , 2004 San Juan, P.R. Rio Mar Country Club, River Course Team: T-8th/18 teams T-24 Nicholas Thompson (+3) T-24 Kevin Larsen (+3) T-46 Roberto Castro (+8) T-57 Chan Song (+10) T-70 Thomas Jordan (+16) SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS COLLEGIATE Southern Highlands Golf Club Mar , 2004 Las Vegas, Nev. Team: T-6th/15 teams T-11 Chan Song (-4) T-24 Roberto Castro (+2) T-24 Nicholas Thompson (+2) T-52 Mike Barbosa (+10) Kevin Larsen (+17) WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE Mar , 2004 Santa Cruz, Calif. Pasatiempo Golf Club Team: 3rd/15 teams T-4 Nicholas Thompson (E) T-4 Mike Barbosa (E) T-7 Roberto Castro (+2) T-45 Chan Song (+13) T-74 Kevin Larsen (+23) ATLANTA INTERCOLLEGIATE Mar , 2004 Stockbridge, Ga. Eagles Landing Country Club Team: T-5th/12 teams T-8 Nicholas Thompson (-5) T-15 Mike Barbosa (-2) T-31 Roberto Castro (+3) Kevin Larsen (+7) T-41 Chan Song (+8) ACC CHAMPIONSHIP Apr , 2004 New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point Team: 3rd/9 teams T-3 Nicholas Thompson (-8) T-11 Chan Song (-3) T-11 Roberto Castro (-3) T-15 Mike Barbosa (-2) Kevin Larsen (+9) NCAA EAST REGIONAL May 20-22, 2004 New Haven, Conn. The Course at Yale Team: T3rd/27 teams T-9 Roberto Castro (+2) T-17 Nicholas Thompson (+5) T-31 Mike Barbosa (+9) T-41 Chan Song (+10) T-111 Kevin Larsen (+24) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP June 1-4, 2004 Hot Springs, Va.. The Homestead Resort, Cascades Course Team: T5th/30 teams T-17 Nicholas Thompson (+4) T-24 Chan Song (+7) T-36 Mike Barbosa (+11) T-44 Roberto Castro (+14) T-76 Kevin Larsen (+28) Ramblinwreck.com 7

8 All-Time Tournament Champions 1927 Watts Gunn, National Collegiate Championship, Garden City, N.J. (match play) 1934 Charlie Yates, National Collegiate Championship, Cleveland, Ohio (match play) 1938 Tommy Barnes, Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. (score unknown) 1948 Albert Swann, Southeastern Conference Championship, Athens, Ga. (73) Bill McDonald, John Ryan Memorial, Durham, N.C. ( ) Bill McDonald, Gator Bowl Intercollegiate, Jacksonville, Fla. ( ) Bill McDonald, Iron Duke Classic, Durham, N.C. ( ) Nacho Gervas, MacGregor Intercollegiate, Pickens, S.C. ( ) Bob McDonnell, ACC Championship, Greensboro, N.C. ( ) Bob McDonnell, Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. ( ) Bob McDonnell, Miami National Collegiate, Miami, Fla. ( ) Bill McDonald, Iron Duke Classic, Durham, N.C. ( ) Jay Nichols, ImperiaLakes Classic, Lakeland, Fla. ( ) Charlie Rymer, Furman Invitational, Greenville, S.C. ( ) Charlie Rymer, ImperiaLakes Classic, Lakeland, Fla. ( ) Charlie Rymer, Tournament of Champions, Knoxville, Tenn. ( ) Charlie Rymer, Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. ( ) Charlie Rymer (T1), Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Ga. ( ) David Duval, Furman Intercollegiate, Greenville, N.C. ( ) David Duval (T1), ACC Championship, Rocky Mount, N.C. ( ) Chan Reeves, NCAA East Regional, New Haven, Conn. ( ) David Duval, John Hancock All-American, El Paso, Texas ( ) David Duval, Cavalier Classic, Chalottesville, Va. ( ) Jimmy Johnston, NCAA East Regional, Hamilton, N.Y. ( ) David Duval (T1), UNLV Rebel Classic ( ) Stewart Cink (T1), UNLV Rebel Classic ( ) Jason Walters, Ping Arizona Collegiate ( ) David Duval, ACC Championship, Rocky Mount, N.C. ( ) David Duval, Cavalier Classic ( ) David Duval, Perry Maxwell Collegiate, Ardmore, Okla. ( ) Mikko Rantanen, NCAA Golf Challenge, Rio Grande, P.R. ( ) Mikko Rantanen, ACC Championship, Rocky Mount, N.C. ( ) Stewart Cink, Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational, Columbus, Ohio ( ) Stewart Cink, NCAA Golf Challenge, Rio Grande, P.R. ( ) Stewart Cink, Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. ( ) Stewart Cink (T1), The Maxwell, Armore, Okla. ( ) Career Victories Name Wins Reg. Season Post-season David Duval ( ) Bryce Molder ( ) Matt Kuchar ( ) Troy Matteson ( ) Charlie Rymer ( ) Stewart Cink ( ) Bill McDonald ( ) Bob McDonnell ( ) Mikko Rantanen ( ) Jimmy Johnston ( ) Chan Reeves ( ) Albert Swann, Jr. ( ) Carlton Forrester ( ) Jay Nichols ( ) Nacho Gervas ( ) Tommy Barnes (1950, 56-57) Jason Walters ( ) Matt Kuchar, Tennessee Tournament of Champions, Knoxville, Tenn. ( ) Matt Kuchar, Furman Intercollegiate, Greenville, S.C. ( ) Matt Kuchar, Puerto Rico Golf Classic, Rio Grande, P.R. ( ) Bryce Molder (T1), Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. ( ) Matt Kuchar, NCAA East Regional, Daufuskie Island, S.C. ( ) Carlton Forrester (T1), Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii ( ) Matt Kuchar (T1), Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii ( ) Bryce Molder (T1*), Golf Digest Intercollegiate, Las Vegas, Nev. ( ) Bryce Molder, Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. ( ) Bryce Molder, Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. ( ) Matt Kuchar (T1), Savane College All-America Classic, El Paso, Texas ( ) Bryce Molder (T1), Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii ( ) Matt Kuchar (T1), Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii ( ) Bryce Molder, ACC Championship, New London, N.C. ( ) Bryce Molder, Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational, Durham, N.C. ( ) Bryce Molder, Jerry Pate National Collegiate, Birmingham, Ala. ( ) Bryce Molder, Morris Williams Intercollegiate, Austin, Texas ( ) Troy Matteson, Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, Kona, Hawaii ( ) Troy Matteson, Puerto Rico Classic, Rio Grande, P.R. ( ) Troy Matteson (T1), Las Vegas Collegiate, Las Vegas, Nev. ( ) Troy Matteson, NCAA Championship, Columbus, Ohio ( ) Troy Matteson (T1), Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga. ( ) Troy Matteson, NCAA East Regional, Auburn, Ala. ( ) No victories in or *Lost in a playoff for medalist honors, and is not counted among his official victories. All other (T1) designations denote title was shared or the playoff was won. Ramblinwreck.com 55

9 Records/History Individual Record Book Season Most events played: 15, Stewart Cink and Mikko Rantanen, Most rounds: 46, Mikko Rantanen, Lowest stroke average: 69.43, Bryce Molder (35 rounds), Low round: 60, Bryce Molder, Golf World Invitational (3rd round), Nov. 5, 2000 Low tournament score (36-Holes): 135, Bryce Molder, Morris Williams Intercollegiate, 2001 (rain-shortened) Low tournament score (54-Holes): 196, Bryce Molder, Jerry Pate Intercollegiate & Golf World Invit., 2000 Low tournament score (72-Holes): 273, Bryce Molder, NCAA Championship, 1998 Most rounds under par: 26, Bryce Molder, Most rounds under 70: 20, Bryce Molder, Career Most events played: 54, David Duval, Most rounds played: 162, David Duval, Lowest stroke average: 70.69, Bryce Molder, (NCAA Record) Most rounds under par: 90, Bryce Molder, Stroke Average By Class (1 year) Fr. Bryce Molder So. Matt Kuchar Jr. Bryce Molder Sr. Bryce Molder Rounds Played in One Year 1. Mikko Rantanen Stewart Cink Brian Newton Carlos Beautell David Duval Rounds in the 60s in One Year 1. Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Stewart Cink Matt Kuchar Troy Matteson David Duval Bryce Molder Troy Matteson Top 10 Finishes in One Year 1. David Duval Bryce Molder Stewart Cink Bryce Molder David Duval Stewart Cink Matt Kuchar Bryce Molder Top 20 Finishes in One Year 1. David Duval Stewart Cink Bryce Molder David Duval Stewart Cink Matt Kuchar Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Matt Kuchar Matt Kuchar Mikko Rantanen Bryce Molder Stewart Cink David Duval Career Stroke Average Leaders Player (Years) Rds. Avg. 1. Bryce Molder ( ) * 2. David Duval ( ) Matt Kuchar ( ) Troy Matteson ( ) Nicholas Thompson (2002-Present) Stewart Cink ( ) Kris Mikkelsen ( ) Nacho Gervas ( ) Chan Song (2002-Present) Jimmy Johnston ( ) Mikko Rantanen ( ) Matt Weibring ( ) Carlton Forrester ( ) Bob McDonnell ( ) Charlie Rymer ( ) Bill McDonald ( ) Wes Latimer ( ) Tripp Isenhour ( ) Mike Pearson ( ) Michael Clark ( ) Minimum two complete seasons played at Tech (* NCAA Record) Season Stroke Average Leaders Player (Year) Rds. Avg. 1. Bryce Molder ( ) * 2. Matt Kuchar ( ) David Duval ( ) Bryce Molder ( ) Matt Kuchar ( ) Bryce Molder ( ) Stewart Cink ( ) Nicholas Thompson ( ) Troy Matteson ( ) Troy Matteson ( ) Bryce Molder ( ) Stewart Cink ( ) Roberto Castro ( ) David Duval ( ) Kris Mikkelsen ( ) David Duval ( ) Matt Weibring ( ) David Duval ( Jimmy Johnston ( ) Troy Matteson ( ) Minimum 20 rounds played (*NCAA record) Lowest Individual Rounds Player (Year) Score Event 1. Bryce Molder ( ) 60* Golf World Invit. 2. Bryce Molder ( ) 62 Jerry Pate Intercoll. 3. Mikko Rantanen ( ) 63 NCAA Champ 4. Nacho Gervas ( ) 64 Schenkel Matt Kuchar ( ) 64 NCAA East Carlton Forrester ( ) 64 Waikoloa Troy Matteson ( ) 64 U.S. Collegiate Troy Matteson ( ) 64 Jerry Pate Intercoll. Troy Matteson ( ) 64 Carpet Capital Nicholas Thompson ( ) 64 Augusta St. Invit. Nicholas Thompson ( ) 64 Waikoloa 5. David Duval ( ) 65 NCAA East Stewart Cink ( ) 65 NCAA East Stewart Cink ( ) 65 Carpet Capital Carlton Forrester ( ) 65 Furman Carlton Forrester ( ) 65 Ridges Bryce Molder ( ) 65 Waikoloa Troy Matteson ( ) 65 Puerto Rico Classic Matt Weibring ( ) 65 Puerto Rico Classic * Tied NCAA record 56 Georgia Tech Golf

10 Lowest 54-Hole Tournament Scores Rank Name Year Score Event 1. Bryce Molder Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Bryce Molder Golf World Invitational 2. Troy Matteson NCAA East Regional 3. Matt Kuchar NCAA East Regional Nicholas Thompson Nelson Invitational 4. Bryce Molder NCAA East Regional 5. Bryce Molder Carpet Capital Collegiate (S) Bryce Molder Carpet Capital Collegiate (F) Nicholas Thompson Western Refining A-A 6. Bob McDonnell ACC Championship Nacho Gervas Schenkel Invitational Bryce Molder Red River Classic Bryce Molder ACC Championship Troy Matteson Puerto Rico Classic Troy Matteson Carpet Capital Collegiate 7. Bob McDonnell Gator Invitational Bob McDonnell Southern Intercollegiate Charlie Rymer ImperiaLakes Classic David Duval Hancock All-American David Duval Hancock All-American David Duval ACC Championship Matt Kuchar Tenn. Tour. of Champions Bryce Molder NCAA East Regional Bryce Molder ACC Championship 8. Nacho Gervas Oak Tree Collegiate Chan Reeves NCAA East Regional David Duval The Maxwell Matt Kuchar ACC Championship Matt Kuchar Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Matt Weibring ACC Championship Nicholas Thompson ACC Championship Troy Matteson Augusta State Invitational Lowest 72-Hole Tournament Scores 1. Bryce Molder NCAA Championship 2. Matt Kuchar NCAA Championship Matt Weibring NCAA Championship Troy Matteson NCAA Championship 3. David Duval NCAA Championship Lowest NCAA Regional Tournament Scores 1. Troy Matteson Matt Kuchar Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Chan Reeves Lowest ACC Tournament Scores 1. Bob McDonnell Bryce Molder David Duval Bryce Molder Matt Kuchar Matt Weibring Nick Thompson Nick Thompson Bryce Molder Jimmy Johnston Mikko Rantanen Lowest ACC Tournament Scores by Class Fr. Nicholas Thompson So. Matt Kuchar Jr. Bob McDonnell Sr. Bryce Molder Tech Team Records Most tournament wins, season: 7 in 2002 Most events, season: 14 in , Most rounds played, season: 43, Low round: 270, Waikoloa Intercollegiate, 1999 Low tournament score (three rounds): 829, Golf World Invitational, 2000; Puerto Rico Classic, 2002 Low tournament score (four rounds): 1116, NCAA Championship, 2000 Largest margin of victory: 25, Puerto Rico Classic, 2002 Low Rounds Played 270 Waikoloa Intercollegiate ACC Championship Jerry Pate National Waikoloa Intercollegiate Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate Augusta State Invitational Golf World Invitational Las Vegas Intercollegiate ACC Championship NCAA Championship ACC Championship NCAA East Regional Lowest Total Tournament Score for 54-Holes 829 Golf World Invitational Puerto Rico Classic Puerto Rico Classic Jerry Pate National NCAA East Regional ACC Championship U.S. Collegiate Championship Southern Intercollegiate Golf World Palmetto Dunes Waikoloa Intercollegiate ACC Championship The Maxwell Augusta State Invitational ACC Championship Carpet Capital Collegiate Las Vegas Intercollegiate ACC Championship NCAA East Regional ImperiaLakes Classic NCAA East Regional Red River Classic Jerry Pate National Southern Intercollegiate Chris Schenkel Invitational Ridges Invitational Las Vegas Intercollegiate Largest Margin of Victory 25 Puerto Rico Classic (829) Las Vegas Intercollegiate (844) Southern Intercollegiate (839) Waikoloa Intercollegiate (893) Southern Intercollegiate (847) Long Cove Invitational (855) Carpet Capital Collegiate (876) U.S. Collegiate Championship (876) Iron Duke Classic (854) NCAA East Regional (852) Ramblinwreck.com 57

11 Records/History Tech in the NCAA Championship 2004 Hot Springs, Va. Homestead Resort, Cascades Course T5th/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: -17/+31 T17. Nicholas Thompson T24. Chan Song T36 Mike Barbosa T44. Roberto Castro T76. Kevin Larsen Stillwater, Okla. Karsten Creek Golf Club T11th/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: -27/+66 T12. Nick Thompson T39. Troy Matteson T63 Thomas Jordan T67. Chan Song T83. Adam Cranford Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Univ. Scarlet Course 2nd/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: -4/+2 1. Troy Matteson T33. Kris Mikkelsen T51. Nick Thompson T63. Matt Weibring T86. Chan Song Durham, N.C. Duke University Golf Club 4th/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: -22/-4 T4. Kris Mikkelsen T8. Bryce Molder T27. Troy Matteson T59. Wes Latimer T63. Matt Weibring Opelika, Ala. Grand National Lake Course 2nd/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: E/ Matt Weibring T15. Carlton Forrester T15. Bryce Molder T20. Matt Kuchar T30. Troy Matteson Edina, Minn. Hazeltine National Golf Club 28th/30 teams ( ) Strokes off Lead/Par: -36/+50 T65. Bryce Molder T65. Wes Latimer T120. Matt Kuchar T127. Carlton Forrester T138. Mike Pearson Albuquerque, N.M. Univ. of New Mexico Championship Course 3rd/30 Teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -4/ Bryce Molder * T7. Matt Kuchar T60. Wes Latimer T60. Mike Pearson T65. Carlton Forrester Lake Forest, Ill. Conway Farms Golf Club na Matt Kuchar Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Univ. Scarlet Course 29th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -27/+30 na Stewart Cink na Sam Hulsey na Jason Walters na Brian Newton na Carlos Beautell McKinney, Texas Stonebridge Country Club 6th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -8/-7 T5. Stewart Cink T21. Mikko Rantanen T45. Carlos Beautell T65. Jason Walters T71. Brian Newton Lexington, Ky. The Champions Golf Club 2nd/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -1/-6 2. David Duval T13. Stewart Cink T13. Carlos Beautell T24. Mikko Rantanen T71. Tommy Johnston Albuquerque, N.M. Univ. of New Mexico Championship Course 5th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -22/-1 T23. David Duval T26. Jimmy Johnston T36. Briny Baird T42. Stewart Cink T42. Wyatt Rollins Pebble Beach, Calif. Poppy Hills Golf Club 6th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -27/ David Duval T45. Jimmy Johnston T56. Tom Shaw T81. Chan Reeves T127. Briny Baird Tarpon Springs, Fla. Innisbrook Golf & Resort 11th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -18/+21 T8. David Duval T23. Tripp Isenhour T68. Charlie Rymer T82. Tom Shaw T87. Chan Reeves Edmond, Okla. Oak Tree Country Club MC/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: NA/+17 T35. Charlie Rymer T50. Tripp Isenhour T81. Mike Clark T99. Chan Reeves T151. Trey Holroyd Thousand Oaks, Calif. North Ranch Country Club 7th/32 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -8/+32 T2. Bill McDonald T26. Charlie Rymer T54. Tripp Isenhour Chan Reeves T87. Mike Clark Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Univ. Scarlet Course 22nd/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -54/+62 T45. Nacho Gervas T59. Bill McDonald T91. Charlie Rymer T97. Chris Cupit na Jay Nichols dq na 1986 Advance, N.C. Bermuda Run Country Club T-13th/31 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -24/+28 T3. Nacho Gervas T38. Jay Nichols T38. Bob McDonnell T105. Lenny Nash T109. Bill McDonald Georgia Tech Golf

12 1985 Haines City, Fla. Grenelefe Golf and Tennis Resort 12th/30 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -29/+49 T26. Jay Nichols T35. Nacho Gervas T54. Bill McDonald T74. Bob McDonnell T97. Rod Park Eugene, Ore. Eugene Country Club na Larry Mize Shawnee, Pa. Shawnee-on-the-Delaware Golf Club 2. Bunky Henry finished behind three-time U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin. The 1993 Yellow Jackets placed second at the NCAA Championships, led by David Duval who was second in the individual competition Cleveland, Ohio 1. Charles Yates Match play 1927 Garden City, N.J. 1. Watts Gunn Match play Individual Superlatives Lowest Round: 63 (9-under-par), Mikko Rantanen, 2nd round, 1994 Low Tournament Score: 273 (15-under-par), Bryce Molder, 1998 Best Finish: 1st, Troy Matteson, 2002 Worst Finish: T-138, Mike Pearson, 1999 Tech s 2000 team matched the highest finish in school history by placing second with an NCAA-record score of 36-under-par Team Superlatives Lowest Round: 274 (14-under-par), 2nd round, 1994 Highest Round: 314, 1st round, 1999 Low Tournament Score: 1116 (36-under-par) in 2000 High Tournament Score: 1218 in 2003 Best Finish: 2nd place, 1993, 2000, 2002 Worst Finish: 29th place, 1995 Closest to Leader: Tied, lost playoff in 2000 Furthest from Leader: 54 shots, 1987 Most Strokes Under Par: 36-under-par (1116), 2000 Tech s 2002 squad became the third team to finish second, led by individual champion Troy Matteson, who carded a Ramblinwreck.com 59

13 Records/History Tech in the NCAA East Regional 2004 New Haven, Conn. The Course at Yale T3rd/27 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -8/+24 T9. Roberto Castro (+2) T17. Nicholas Thompson (+5) T31. Mike Barbosa (+9) T41. Chan Wongluekiet (+10) T111. Kevin Larsen (+24) Opelika, Ala. Grand National Lake Course 3rd/23 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -8/ Stewart Cink T8. Mikko Rantanen T22. Brian Newton T51. Sam Hulsey T64. Carlos Beautell Auburn, Ala. Auburn University Club 2nd/27 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -9/ Troy Matteson T12. Chan Song T43. Nicholas Thompson T51. Adam Cranford T76. Thomas Jordan Roswell, Ga. Ansley Golf Club s Settindown Creek T1st/27 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +1/ Matt Weibring T13. Chan Song T18. Kris Mikkelsen T23. Nick Thompson T60. Troy Matteson Williamsburg, Va. Golden Horseshoe Golf Club 7th/27 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -18/ Bryce Molder T10. Matt Weibring T49. Troy Matteson T64. Wes Latimer T75. Kris Mikkelsen Moosic, Pa. Glenmaura National Golf Club 3rd/27 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -13/+32 T14. Matt Kuchar T14. Carlton Forrester T21. Bryce Molder T56. Troy Matteson T56. Matt Weibring Providence, R.I. Rhode Island Country Club 1st/23 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +9/-7 2. Matt Kuchar T3. Bryce Molder T5. Wes Latimer T18. Mike Pearson T64. Carlton Forrester Chan Reeves (top photo) was the first Tech player to capture an NCAA East Regional title, doing so in 1991 at Yale. Jimmy Johnston made it two in a row for Yellow Jackets at Colgate in Daufuskie Island, S.C. Melrose Golf Club 1st/23 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: / Matt Kuchar Bryce Molder T22. Mike Pearson T26. Carlton Forrester T40. Wes Latimer Hot Springs, Va. Homestead Resort, Cascades Course T6. Matt Kuchar New Haven, Conn. Yale Golf Course T-7th/21 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -29/+46 T15. Stewart Cink T56. Carlos Beautell T56. Brian Newton T70. Jason Walters T75. Sam Hulsey Charlottesville, Va. Birdwood Golf Course 5th/22 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -18/+3 T3. David Duval T27. Mikko Rantanen T27. Stewart Cink T44. Carlos Beautell T77. Tommy Johnston Hamilton, N.Y. Colgate Seven Oaks Golf Course 3rd/22 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -4/ Jimmy Johnston T5. David Duval T28. Wyatt Rollins T78. Briny Baird Stewart Cink New Haven, Conn. Yale Golf Course 1st/23 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +13/ Chan Reeves T4. David Duval T13. Jimmy Johnston T47. Briny Baird T86. Tom Shaw Savannah, Ga. Sheraton Resort and Country Club T-2nd/23 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -3/-13 T9. Tripp Isenhour T9. Charlie Rymer T9. David Duval T15. Tom Shaw T37. Chan Reeves North Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Long Bay Club 2nd/19 teams ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -6/+14 T3. Charlie Rymer T6. Chan Reeves T22. Tripp Isenhour T26. Mike Clark na Trey Holroyd dq Georgia Tech Golf

14 1991 NCAA East Regional Champions Troy Matteson (top photo) was the most recent Tech player to win an NCAA regional, taking the 2003 East Regional at Auburn with a school-record score of 201. Matt Kuchar won the 1998 East Regional at Daufuskie Island and was the runner-up at Providence, R.I. in NCAA East Regional Champions Individual Superlatives Lowest Round: 64 (8-under), Matt Kuchar (1st round), 1998 Low Tournament Score: 201 (15-under), Troy Matteson, 2003 Most Shots Under Par: 15-under (201), Troy Matteson, 2003 Best Finish: 1st, Chan Reeves, 1991; Jimmy Johnston, 1992; Matt Kuchar, 1998; Troy Matteson, 2003 Widest Victory Margin: 4 shots, Chan Reeves, 1991; Matt Kuchar, 1998 Team Superlatives Lowest Round: 274 (6-under), 2nd round, 1991 Highest Round: 301, 1st round, 1992 Low Tournament Score: 835 (29-under), 1998 High Tournament Score: 886, 1995 Best Finish: 1st place, 1991, 1998, 1999, 2002 Worst Finish: T-7th place, 1995 Widest Victory Margin: 13 shots, 1991 Most Shots from Lead: 29 shots, 1995 Most Shots Under Par: 29-under (835), 1998 The NCAA adopted the regional tournament format in 1989, with 30 teams from three regional tournaments advancing to the NCAA Championship. Ten teams and two individuals from each regional make up the field for the NCAA Championship NCAA East Regional Champions 2002 NCAA East Regional Champions Ramblinwreck.com 61

15 Records/History Tech in the ACC Championship 2004 New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 3rd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -11/-16 T3. Nick Thompson T11. Chan Song T11. Roberto Castro T15. Mike Barbosa Kevin Larsen New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 4th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -16/+17 T3. Troy Matteson T5. Thomas Jordan T23. Nick Thompson T26. Adam Cranford T29. Chan Song New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +4/-27 T2. Matt Weibring T2. Nick Thompson T9. Kris Mikkelsen T20. Chan Song T23. Troy Matteson Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Disney s Magnolia Course 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +8/ Bryce Molder T6. Kris Mikkelsen T10. Troy Matteson T12. Matt Weibring T15. Wes Latimer New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -5/-3 1. Bryce Molder T4. Matt Kuchar Troy Matteson T31. Matt Weibring Carlton Forrester New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +10/-1 2. Mike Pearson Wes Latimer T7. Bryce Molder T12. Matt Kuchar T24. Carlton Forrester New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -7/ Matt Kuchar T5. Bryce Molder T11. Wes Latimer T23. Mike Pearson T29. Carlton Forrester Fayetteville, Ga. Whitewater Creek Country Club 8th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -46/ Matt Kuchar T26. Nick Cassini T35. Carlton Forrester Mauricio Muniz Mike Pearson New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 9th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -33/+29 T18. Jason Walters T25. Sam Hulsey Mike Pearson T41. Brad Carroll T43. Mauricio Muniz New London, N.C. Old North State Club at Uwharrie Point 2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -13/-2 T8. Stewart Cink T11. Sam Hulsey T15. Jason Walters T19. Carlos Beautell T27. Brian Newton Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +9/E 1. Mikko Rantanen T4. Stewart Cink T13. Brian Newton T18. Carlos Beautell T18. Jason Walters Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +5/ David Duval T3. Mikko Rantanen T9. Jason Walters T12. Stewart Cink Carlos Beautell Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +3/ Jimmy Johnston T3. David Duval T3. Stewart Cink T22. Briny Baird T22. Wyatt Rollins Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +2/-11 T1. David Duval T6. Jimmy Johnston T6. Tom Shaw T19. Chan Reeves T19. Briny Baird Third round rained out 1990 Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club T-5th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -8/ David Duval T14. Chan Reeves T21. Tripp Isenhour T24. Charlie Rymer T33. Tom Shaw Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -4/ Michael Clark T5. Charlie Rymer T8. Chan Reeves T15. Trey Holroyd T23. Tripp Isenhour Greensboro, N.C. The Cardinal Golf Club 5th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -22/+38 T3. Tripp Isenhour T13. Bill McDonald T16. Michael Clark Charlie Rymer Chan Reeves Greensboro, N.C. Bryan Park Golf Course T-2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -7/+4 T6. Chris Cupit T6. Bill McDonald T16. Nacho Gervas T20. Charlie Rymer T23. Jay Nichols Georgia Tech Golf

16 1986 Greensboro, N.C. Bryan Park Golf Course 2nd ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -6/+3 2. Nacho Gervas T6. Bill McDonald Bob McDonnell T25. Jay Nichols Lenny Nash Greensboro, N.C. Bryan Park Golf Course 1st ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: +5/ Bob McDonnell Bill McDonald T5. Nacho Gervas T16. Jay Nichols T30. Rod Park Pinehurst, N.C. Pinehurst No. 2 Course 5th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -34/+52 T7. Bob McDonnell T11. Nacho Gervas T19. Charlie Thomas T31. Davy Hopson T36. Jay Nichols Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 7th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -33/+36 T20. Shawn Barker T20. Davy Hopson T27. Bob McDonnell Alan Fuller Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 8th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -67/+79 T26. Alan Fuller T30. Davy Hopson T33. Eddie Millington T36. Chip Cochran T38 Jeff Wooley Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 8th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -81/+88 T31. Jody Lowery Robert Haley T45. Rick Riddle T45. Shawn Barker T45. Ben Raney John Peay ACC Champions 1991 ACC Champions 1992 ACC Champions 1993 ACC Champions 1994 ACC Champions 1999 ACC Champions 2001 ACC Champions 2002 ACC Champions 1980 Rocky Mount, N.C. Northgreen Country Club 8th ( ) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -72/+46 T24. Jody Lowery Rick Riddle T34. Doug Johnson Robert Haley Ben Raney T46. Billy Gilliland Greensboro, N.C. The Cardinal Golf Club 8th (1188) Strokes Off Lead/Par: -78/+108 T19. Larry Mize T37. Jody Lowery Scott Muir Robert Haley T50. Doug Johnson T53. Mark Donohue Joe Lowe Individual Superlatives Lowest Round: 66 (6-under-par), David Duval (2nd round), 1992; Mikko Rantanen (3rd round), 1994; Matt Kuchar (3rd round), 1998, Bryce Molder (3rd round), 2001 Low Tournament Score: 205 (11-under-par), Bob McDonnell, 1985, Bryce Molder, 2001 Best Finish: 1st, Bob McDonnell, 1985; David Duval, 1991 and 1993; Mikko Rantanen, 1994, Bryce Molder, 2000 Biggest Victory Margin: 4 shots, Bob McDonnell, 1985 Team Superlatives Lowest Round: 271 (17-under-par), 1st round, 2002 Highest Round: 323, 2nd round, 1981 Low Tournament Score: 837 (27-under-par) in 2002 High Tournament Score: 952 in 1981 (under current format) Best Finish: 1st in 1985, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2001, 2002 Worst Finish: 9th in 1996 Largest Victory Margin: 10 shots in 1999 Ramblinwreck.com 63

17 Records/History Tech s ACC Champions The 1985 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Bill McDonald, Les Petherick, Davy Hopson, Jeff Hull, Jeff Brown. Back Row (L to R): Lenny Nash, Nacho Gervas, Jay Nichols, Bob McDonnell, Frank Harbist, Bobby Jones, Head Coach Puggy Blackmon, Don Williams, Jett Rich, Rod Park, Peter Davison, Charlie Thomas. The 1991 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Mike Clark, Chan Reeves, Greg McDonald, Trey Holroyd. Middle Row (L to R): Chris Holroyd, Shawn Stewart, Briny Baird, Jimmy Johnston, Chris Stobs. Back Row (L to R): Assistant Coach Kim Evans, Wyatt Rollins, Hank Smith, Tom Shaw, David Duval, Head Coach Puggy Blackmon Team Victories Gator Bowl Invitational Iron Duke Classic ACC Championship Southern Intercollegiate Honors & Accolades 1991 Team Victories Southern Intercollegiate Cavalier Classic ACC Championship NCAA East Regional Honors & Accolades Nacho Gervas Bill McDonald Bob McDonnell Puggy Blackmon HM All-American, All-ACC HM All-American, All-ACC 3rd-Team All-American, All-ACC, ACC Champion ACC Coach of the Year David Duval Chan Reeves 1st-Team All-American, All-ACC, ACC Champion HM All-American, NCAA East Regional Champion Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech Duke North Carolina 858 Wake Forest NC State Clemson Maryland Virginia 900 ACC Championship Results Individual Results 1. Bob McDonnell Bill McDonald 210 T5. Nacho Gervas 212 T16. Jay Nichols 216 T30. Rod Park 224 Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech North Carolina NC State Wake Forest Clemson Virginia Duke Maryland 603 ACC Championship Results Individual Results T1. David Duval 137 T6. Jimmy Johnson 142 T6. Tom Shaw 142 T19. Chan Reeves 147 T19. Briny Baird Georgia Tech Golf

18 The 1992 ACC Championship team included: From Left to Right: Assistant Coach Kim Evans, Jimmy Johnston, Sam Hulsey, Briny Baird, Stewart Cink, Hank Smith, Wyatt Rollins, Carlos Beautell, David Duval, Head Coach Puggy Blackmon Team Victories Carpet Capital Collegiate Ping American Intercollegiate Cavalier Classic ACC Championship David Duval Jimmy Johnston Puggy Blackmon Honors & Accolades 1st-Team All-American, ACC Player of the Year, All-ACC 2nd-Team All-American, All-ACC, NCAA East Regional Champion ACC Coach of the Year The 1993 ACC Championship team included: From Left to Right: Assistant Coach Kim Evans, Tommy Johnston, Head Coach Puggy Blackmon, Stewart Cink, Michael Cress, Mikko Rantanen, David Duval, Jason Walters, Sam Hulsey, Mike Nicklaus, Carlos Beautell Team Victories American University Collegiate Ping Arizona Collegiate ACC Championship Cavalier Classic The Maxwell Honors & Accolades David Duval Fred Haskins, Jack Nicklaus, Dave Williams Awards, 1st-Team All-American, ACC Player of the Year, All-ACC, ACC Champion Stewart Cink 2nd-Team All-American, All-ACC Mikko Rantanen HM All-American Carlos Beautell HM All-American Puggy Blackmon ACC Coach of the Year Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech Clemson Virginia North Carolina Wake Forest Duke 871 Maryland NC State Florida State 880 ACC Championship Results Individual Results 2. Jimmy Johnson 209 T3. David Duval 210 T3. Stewart Cink 210 T22. Briny Baird 217 T22. Wyatt Rollins 217 Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech Clemson Wake Forest Duke NC State 879 Virginia North Carolina Florida State Maryland 921 ACC Championship Results Individual Results 1. David Duval 206 T3. Mikko Rantanen 212 T9. Jason Walters 217 T12. Stewart Cink Carlos Beautell 230 Ramblinwreck.com 65

19 Records/History Tech s ACC Champions The 1994 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Assistant Coach Kim Evans, Tommy Johnston, Mike Nicklaus, Jason Walters, Sam Hulsey, Mikko Rantanen, Stewart Cink, Heach Coach Puggy Blackmon. Back Row (L to R): Lance Stover, Brian Newton, Matt Filipowicz, Carlos Beautell, Michael Cress, Wyatt Rollins, Brad Carroll Team Victories Carpet Capital Collegiate ACC Championship Cavalier Classic Stewart Cink Mikko Rantanen Honors & Accolades 2nd-Team All-American, All-ACC All-ACC, ACC Champion The 1999 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Wes Latimer, Kris Mikkelsen. Standing (L to R): Assistant Vicky Newman, Carlton Forrester, Matt Weibring, Troy Matteson, Chip Brown, Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder, Mike Pearson, Adam Cranford, Head Coach Bruce Heppler Team Victories Waikoloa Intercollegiate ACC Championship NCAA East Regional Honors & Accolades Carlton Forrester HM All-American, All-ACC Matt Kuchar All-ACC Bryce Molder 1st-Team All-American, ACC Player of the Year, All-ACC Bruce Heppler ACC Coach of the Year Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech North Carolina Florida State Duke Maryland Clemson Virginia Wake Forest NC State 905 ACC Championship Results Individual Results 1. Mikko Rantanen 209 T4. Stewart Cink 215 T13. Brian Newton 221 T18. Carlos Beautell 223 T18. Jason Walters 223 Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech North Carolina 873 Duke Clemson NC State Maryland Virginia Wake Forest Florida State 919 ACC Championship Results Individual Results 2. Mike Pearson Was Latimer 215 T7. Bryce Molder 217 T12. Matt Kuchar 220 T24. Carlton Forrester Georgia Tech Golf

20 The 2001 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Matt Weibring, Assistant Vicky Newman, Bryce Molder. Second Row (L to R): Adam Cranford, Wes Latimer, Kris Mikkelsen, Wren Fowler. Back Row (L to R): Troy Matteson, Head Coach Bruce Heppler, Jake Ellison. Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech Clemson Wake Forest Virginia NC State North Carolina Duke Florida State Maryland Team Victories Carpet Capital Collegiate Puerto Rico Classic Las Vegas Intercollegiate Morris Williams Intercollegiate ACC Championship Honors & Accolades Bryce Molder Fred Haskins, Jack Nicklaus, Golfweek and Dave Williams Player of the Year, 1st-Team All-American, All-ACC Troy Matteson 3rd-Team All-American, All-ACC Kris Mikkelsen HM All-American Bruce Heppler ACC Coach of the Year ACC Championship Results Individual Results 2. Bryce Molder 205 T6. Kris Mikkelsen 213 T10. Troy Matteson 215 T12. Matt Weibring 216 T15. Was Latimer 218 The 2002 ACC Championship team included: Front Row (L to R): Assistant Vicky Newman, Kris Mikkelsen, Chan Song, Nicholas Thompson, Matt Weibring. Back Row: Head Coach Bruce Heppler, Wren Fowler, Troy Matteson, Mike Barbosa, Adam Cranford, Assistant Coach Brandon Goethals. Team Scores 1. Georgia Tech NC State Clemson Wake Forest North Carolina Florida State Virginia Maryland Duke Team Victories Carpet Capital Collegiate Long Cove Invitational Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic Las Vegas Collegiate ACC Championship NCAA East Regional Honors & Accolades Troy Matteson NCAA Champion, 1st-Team All-American, All-ACC Kris Mikkelsen 2nd-Team All-American, All-ACC Matt Weibring 3rd-Team All-American, All-ACC Nicholas Thompson HM All-American Chan Song HM All-American, ACC Rookie of the Year Bruce Heppler National and ACC Coach of the Year ACC Championship Results Individual Results T2. Matt Weibring 207 T2. Nick Thompson 207 T9. Kris Mikkelsen 211 T20. Chan Song 216 T23. Troy Matteson 218 Ramblinwreck.com 67

21 Records/History All-Time Letterwinners A Albright, John R Allen, Silas L., III Allen, Thomas J., III Anderson, Robert F Arnold, John N B Bachman, Tommie H Baker, Gordon B., Jr Bailes, Charles E Baird, Michael J Barbosa, Michael L Barker, Shawn C , 83 Barnes, Edward T., Jr , Barnes, Robert B Beach, George D Beautell, Carlos L Beer, Joseph L Blalock, William P Bowden, Bicknel E, III Brown, Frank A., Jr Busch, Ronald L C Carroll, Bradley G Cassini, Nick Castro, Roberto Cates, George E Cavin, John M Cheek, Edwin W Cink, Stewart E Clark, M. Michael, II Clark, William D Clay, Gordon C Clay, J.P Cleveland, James R., Jr Cochran, James H Coker, Donald R Cole, Don L Copeland, Morris R., Jr Copeland, Roy D Cranford, Adam G Cress, Michael A., II Cribb, Rembert T., Jr Cupit, Christopher D Dudley, Robert L Dudley, William E Duval, David R E Edge, Arthur B., III Edge, Edward W Edwards, Richard C Edwards, William V., Jr Elliott, Randolph S Ervin, R.T Ethridge, Gene L Espy, Robert W., III Ewing, Charles A Ewing, Morris M F Ferris, Henry A Filipowicz, Matthew J Forward, Roy C Forrester, Carlton M Fuller, Alan C G Gervas, J. Ignacio Green, Thomas H., Jr Gurley, Paul D Guyton, Alan B H Hailey, Charles D Haley, Robert L., III Harrison, Charles W Haynie, Seth R Henry, George W., Jr Heyward, J.S Hill, Gabriel C., III Hocking, Nelson W Holroyd, Francis L., III Hopson, David B Hopson, Steven M Horak, Robert H , 64 Houillion, Edward L Howell, Homer S Huges, Marvin L Hulsey, Samuel M , Humphreys, Roy W , 62 Hunter, Richard L., Jr I Isenhour, John H., III J Johnson, Charles M , 77 Johnson, George D., Jr Johnson, James D Johnson, Lynwood A Johnson, Roger B Johnston, H. James Johnston, Thomas C Jones, W.C Jordan, Thomas G K Kite, Larry L Kuchar, Matthew G L LaClair, Huston L., Jr Landrey, Frank E Lane, Joseph H Larsen, Kevin Latimer, Wes D Leach, William O., Jr Lowe, Joe F., Jr Lowery, Joseph M M Maddox, John R Manly, Frank W Mann, R.S Marks, Eugene D Martin, Jon S Masser, Terry A Mathews, Harry T Matteson, Troy J McCommon, Clayton J McDonald, William R McDonnell, Robert P McWilliams, Leonard M Mikkelsen, Kris K Mize, Larry H Milam, Jay E , 52 Millington, Edgar N., Jr Molder, Bryce W Moore, Richard P Muir, Robert C Mullin, Andrew S Muniz, Mauricio O N Newton, Brian P Nichols, Jonathan P Nicklaus, Michael S Nunn, Samuel A., Jr P Park, Roderick Pearson, Michael E Perry, Donald G., Jr , 69 Perry, John W Ploeger, William D Pritchett, William A Q Quirk, Joseph E., III R Raney, Ben T Rantanen, Mikko P Reeves, Chan Retzloff, Steven F Rich, Jett Riddle, Richard B Robbins, Eugene F Rollins, H. Wyatt , 94 Rosenberg, Barry J Rowley, David J Rudolph, Jacob C Rymer, Charles C S Sams, Robert B Sams, T.A Sanders, Randall P Sands, James U , 66 Scott, Isaac A Sears, Carl L Shaw, Thomas R, Jr Sibley, William H., Jr Smith, Campbell Smith, Dan J Smith, Frasier M Snyder, Kenneth D., Jr Song, Chan Steinberg, Steven O Stover, Lance N Sturhahn, Richard W Sutton, James D Swann, Albert J Swann, Albert J., Jr T Taylor, John A Terrell, Carter S Teuscher, James H , 76 Thomas, Charles S Thomas, Joseph W Thompson, Nicholas D Tuten, Henry W., Jr W Walker, Nicholas M., Jr Walters, Jason A Weibring, Matthew K Williams, Davis E., Jr Williams, Don Q Wooley, Jeffrey W Wright, Boykin C., Jr Y Yates, Charles R Yates, Daniel, Jr This is a list of Georgia Tech men s golf letterwinners since Any errors or omissions regarding this list should be brought to the attention of Mike Stamus, golf media relations contact, in writing: Georgia Tech Sports Information, GTAA, 150 Bobby Dodd Way NW, Atlanta, Ga., Thank you. 68 Georgia Tech Golf

22 Year-by-Year Results (since 1979) Fall 7th/8 Grandfather Mountain Intercollegiate th/33 Dixie Intercollegiate Spring 19th/22 Gator Invitational th/22 Seminole Invitational rd/24 Furman Invitational th/13 Junior-Senior Championship th/8 ACC Championship th/21 Chris Schenkel Invitational Fall 23rd/25 Dixie Intercollegiate Spring 20th/22 Gator Invitational th/22 Seminole Invitational th/16 Junior-Senior Championship th/21 Southeastern Invitational th/8 ACC Championship st/22 Chris Schenkel Invitational Fall 13th/18 Augusta Invitational th/28 Dixie Intercollegiate Spring 20th/23 Gator Invitational st/21 Seminole Invitational th/15 Junior-Senior Championship th/24 Southeastern Invitational th/8 ACC Championship nd/22 Chris Schenkel Invitational Fall 17th/18 Augusta Invitational th/18 Dixie Intercollegiate Spring 17th/18 Gator Invitational nd/23 Seminole Invitational th/16 Junior-Senior Championship th/26 Southeastern Invitational th/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational Spring 16th/19 Gator Invitational th/21 Seminole Invitational st/24 Central Florida Intercoll th/26 Junior-Senior Championship th/12 Tar Heel Invitational th/8 ACC Championship Fall 3rd/18 Forest Hills Invitational 8th/24 John Ryan Memorial nd/15 Shorter Invitational 1st/6 Kennesaw Invitational 15th/24 Dixie Intercollegiate Spring 3rd/24 Hall of Fame Invitational th/21 Gator Invitational th/21 ImperiaLakes Classic th/24 Iron Duke Classic th/21 Furman Invitational th/12 Tar Heel Invitational th/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational th/21 Southern Intercollegiate Fall 6th/18 Forest Hills Collegiate th/24 MacGregor Intercollegiate th/24 John Ryan Memorial rd/14 Shorter Invitational nd/28 Dixie Intercollegiate st/16 Gator Bowl Invitational Spring 3rd/24 Hall of Fame Collegiate nd/24 Hilton Head Invitational th/21 ImperiaLakes Classic st/24 Iron Duke Classic th/24 Furman Invitational st/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational st/20 Southern Intercollegiate th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 7th/18 Honda Collegiate th/16 Grandfather Mountain Intercollegiate th/26 John Ryan Memorial Spring 2nd/18 Doral Park National st/18 Hilton Head Intercollegiate th/21 ImperiaLakes Classic st/23 Iron Duke Classic rd/23 Furman Invitational nd/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational th/31 NCAA Championship Fall 3rd/12 U.S.-Japan Friendship st/23 John Ryan Memorial st/18 Dixie Intercollegiate th/14 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 9th/18 Doral Park National rd/21 ImperiaLakes Classic st/23 Iron Duke Classic st/21 Furman Invitational nd/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational th/12 Oak Tree Collegiate nd/33 NCAA Championship Fall 4th/18 Guilford Invitational th/24 Southwestern Intercollegiate th/9 Southern Intercollegiate th/17 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 2nd/16 Bill Bell Memorial rd/18 Doral Park National st/21 ImperiaLakes Classic nd/23 Iron Duke Classic th/23 Furman Invitational Ramblinwreck.com 69

23 Records/History Year-by-Year Results (since 1979) 5th/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational th/32 NCAA Championship Fall 2nd/12 Tennessee Tournament of Champions th/12 Red River Classic st/10 Southern Intercollegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 5th/21 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate th/18 Doral Park National th/24 ImperiaLakes Classic th/12 Wofford Invitational th/22 Furman Intercollegiate nd/8 ACC Championship th/18 Chris Schenkel Invitational nd/19 NCAA East Regional MC/30 NCAA Championship Fall 4th/13 U.S.-Japan Friendship nd/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate st/18 Southern Intercollegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 5th/18 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate rd/18 Doral Park National nd/24 ImperiaLakes Classic st/22 Furman Intercollegiate th/12 The American th/8 ACC Championship nd/17 Cavalier Classic nd/23 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship rd/22 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 6th/12 Jerry Pate National Collegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes th/15 UNLV Rebel Classic Spring 1st/15 American University Collegiate st/16 Ping Arizona Collegiate rd/15 Golf Digest Collegiate nd/16 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Ping American Intercollegiate st/9 ACC Championship st/18 Cavalier Classic st/12 The Maxwell th/22 NCAA East Regional nd/30 NCAA Championship Fall 15th/18 Preview Classic rd/15 Red River Classic th/12 Jerry Pate National Collegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 2nd/15 NCAA Puerto Rico Challenge th/15 Golf Digest Collegiate th/11 Morris Williams Intercollegiate st/16 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Ping Intercollegiate st/9 ACC Championship st/15 Cavalier Classic th/15 The Maxwell rd/23 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 2nd/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate nd/15 Preview Classic th/12 Red River Classic st/15 Southern Intercollegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 6th/18 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate rd/18 Doral Park National th/16 Golf Digest Collegiate rd/24 Furman Intercollegiate rd/12 Ping American Intercollegiate st/17 Cavalier Classic st/8 ACC Championship st/23 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 1st/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate rd/15 Preview Classic th/12 LSU National nd/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 3rd/18 Miami National Collegiate th/15 Golf Digest Collegiate th/22 Furman Intercollegiate st/12 Ping American Interollegiate st/18 Cavalier Classic st/9 ACC Championship Fall 2nd/18 Preview Classic th/12 U.S-Japan Intercollegiate rd/12 Jerry Pate National Collegiate th/18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Spring 2nd/15 NCAA Puerto Rico Challenge th/18 Golf Digest Collegiate th/9 Morris Williams Intercollegiate W Stanford (dual match) /2-1 1/2 1st/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Ping Intercollegiate nd/9 ACC Championship nd/13 The Maxwell th/21 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 7th/12 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic th/15 Tournament of Champions th/17 Red River Classic th/12 Jerry Pate National Collegiate Spring 13th/15 Ping Arizona Collegiate th/15 Puerto Rico Golf Classic th/21 Matlock Collegiate Classic th/25 Furman Invitational th/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Ping Intercollegiate Georgia Tech Golf

24 9th/9 ACC Championship rd/16 Centex Homes Palmetto Classic Fall 3rd/20 William H. Tucker Invitational th/14 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic T5/15 Tenn. Tourn. of Champions T12/17 Taylor Made Red River Classic th/15 Duke Golf Classic th/12 C.C. of Louisiana Intercoll Spring 6th/16 Ping Arizona Collegiate T6/14 Puerto Rico Golf Classic nd/28 Furman Intercollegiate th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/9 ACC Championship th/10 Liberty University Golf Classic Fall 1st/23 William H. Tucker Invitational th/15 Tenn. Tourn. of Champions rd/15 Duke Golf Classic nd/13 C.C. of Louisiana Intercollegiate nd/17 Nelson Stanford Invitational Spring T5th/20 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate th/25 Waikoloa Intercollegiate nd/15 Puerto Rico Golf Classic rd/12 Cuscowilla Intercollegiate nd/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate nd/9 ACC Championship st/23 NCAA East Regional rd/30 NCAA Championship Fall 2nd/14 Ridges Intercollegiate Invitational th/15 Ping/Golfweek Invitational th/15 Red River Classic rd/15 Duke Golf Classic th/18 Golf World Invitational Spring 1st/23 Waikoloa Intercollegiate nd/18 Puerto Rico Challenge th/15 Golf Digest Intercollegiate th/15 Chris Schenkel Invitational nd/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate st/9 ACC Championship st/23 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 4th/18 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational st/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/15 Iron Duke Golf Classic nd/18 Golf World Palmetto Dunes Spring 1st/24 Waikoloa Intercollegiate st/15 San Juan Shoot Out T4th/14 Las Vegas Intercollegiate st/12 U.S. Collegiate Championship nd/9 ACC Championship rd/27 NCAA East Regional nd/30 NCAA Championship Ended year No. 1 Golfweek; No. 1 MasterCard CGF Fall 11th/16 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational st/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate rd/12 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate nd/18 Golf World Palmetto Dunes Spring T8th/24 Waikoloa Intercollegiate st/15 Puerto Rico Classic st/15 Las Vegas Intercollegiate st/15 Morris Williams Intercollegiate nd/12 Ford U.S. Collegiate Championship st/9 ACC Championship th/27 NCAA East Regional th/30 NCAA Championship Ended year No. 2 Golfweek; No. 2 MasterCard CGF Fall 10th/15 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational st/15 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate st/15 Long Cove Invitational Spring 1st/24 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Interc st/15 Puerto Rico Classic st/16 Las Vegas Collegiate th/10 Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship st/9 ACC Championship T1st/27 NCAA East Regional nd/30 NCAA Championship Ended year No. 1 Golfweek; Set school record with seven victories Fall 15th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate T11th/15 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T6th/12 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate rd/18 Nelson Invitational Spring 6th/26 Taylor Made/Waikola Inter th/18 Puerto Rico Classic th/15 Toyota Collegiate Championship th/18 Morris Williams Intercollegiate th/18 Augusta State Invitational th/9 ACC Championship nd/27 NCAA East Regional T11th/30 NCAA Championship Fall 9th/18 Bank of Tenn. at the Ridges nd/15 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate th/12 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate th/18 Carpet Capital Collegiate st/15 Gary Koch/Cleveland Spring 1st/21 Taylor Made/Waikola Intercollegiate T8th/18 Puerto Rico Classic T6th/15 Southern Highlands Collegiate rd/15 Western Intercollegiate T5th/12 Atlanta Intercollegiate rd/9 ACC Championship T3rd/27 NCAA East Regional T5th/30 NCAA Championship Ended year No. 6 Golfweek Ramblinwreck.com 71

25 Records/History Tech Alumni in Pro Golf Stewart Cink ( 95) Michael Clark II ( 91) David Duval ( 93) Tripp Isenhour ( 90) Matt Kuchar ( 00) ~ Ninth year on PGA Tour ~ PGA Tour Victories: 1997 Canon Greater Hartford open, 2000 MCI Classic, 2004 MCI Heritage, 2004 WGC-NEC Invitational ~ Other tour victories: 1996 NIKE Ozarks Open, 1996 NIKE Colorado Classic, 1996 NIKE Tour Championship ~ International Victories: 1996 Mexican Open, 1999 Mexican Open ~ 2000 President s Cup, 2002 Ryder Cup, 2004 Ryder Cup ~ 1997 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year ~ Only rookie, besides Duval, to win more than $800,000 ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $14,498,321 ~ Won 2000 John Deere Classic ~ Other tour victories: 1996 Olympia Open, 1998 Hershey Open ~ 2000 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year ~ Best 2004 PGA finish: T15, Chrysler Classic of Tucson ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $1,643,050 ~ Has 13 PGA Tour victories, two international victories ~ First win: 1997 Michelob Championship at Kingsmill ~ Won 2001 British Open ~ International Victories: 2001 Dunlop Phoenix (Japan) ~ 2000 EMC World Cup ~ World Amateur Team Championship (1990, 1992); Walker Cup (1991); President s Cup (1996, 1998, 2000); Ryder Cup (1999, 2001); World Cup (2000, 2001) ~ 95 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year ~ First rookie to win more than $800,000 ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $16,356,349 ~ Exempt on PGA Tour in 2001 and 2004 ~ Best PGA Tour finish: T5 FedEx St. Jude Classic ~ Top finish in 2004 was a tie for 37 th at the Buick Invitational ~ Joined the Buy.com (now Nationwide) Tour in 1992 ~ Won 2000 Buy.com Mississippi Gulf Coast open, 2003 BMW Pro-Am at the Cliffs ~ Finished eighth on the money list on the Nationwide Tour in 2000, in top five in 2003 ~ Won the 1998 Trinidad Open ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $711,965 ~ Career Nationwide Tour earnings: $580,192 ~ Fifth year on PGA Tour ~ Won 2002 Honda Classic for his only PGA Tour victory ~ Best finish on Nationwide tour T Buy.com Souixland Open ~ Highest finish in 2004: T10 HP Classic of New Orleans ~ Played on the World Amateur team championship team in 1998 ~ Member of the 1999 U.S. Walker Cup team ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $2,495,698 Troy Matteson ( 03) Larry Mize ( 79) Bryce Molder ( 01) Matt Weibring ( 02) Kris Mikkelsen ( 02) ~ Best PGA Tour finish: T-59th FBR Capital Open ~ Best Nationwide Tour finish: second at 2004 Gila River Classic at Wild Horse Pass Resort ~ Made the cut in 18 of 28 starts on the Nationwide Tour during his 2004 rookie year ~ Career money earnings: $140,215 ~23 rd year on PGA Tour ~ Won the 1987 Masters and three other PGA Tour victories: 1983 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic, 1993 Northern Telecom open, 1993 Buick Open ~ Four international victories: 1988 Casio World Open (Japan); 1989, 1990 Dunlop Phoenix (Japan); 1993 Johnnie Walker World Championship (Europe) ~ Member of the 1987 U.S. Ryder Cup team ~ Career PGA Tour earnings: $7,152,153 ~ Tied for ninth at PGA Tour 2002 Compaq Classic ~ Finished second at Buy.com Tour s 2002 Jacob s Creek Open Championship ~ Best PGA Tour finish: third at 2001 Reno-Tahoe Open ~ Two-time member of the U.S. Walker Cup team ~ Career money earnings: $776,669 ~ Qualified for the Nationwide Tour in 2005 after playing 11 events on the Canadian Tour in 2004 ~ Career Nationwide Tour earnings: $28,540 ~ Finished 45th on the money list in 2004 with $13,482 in earnings and a stroke average ~ Best finish on the Nationwide Tour is a tie for 15 th at the 2003 Rheem Classic; tied for sixth at Canadian Tour 2004 Michelin Guadalajara Classic ~ Tied for 58 th at the Buick Championship in his only PGA Tour start in 2004 ($9,324) ~ Member of the Candaian Professional Golf Tour since 2003 ~ Finished 26th on the money list each year, with $39,449 in official earnings ~ Top finishes have been a tie for fourth at the 2003 Northern Ontario Open and a tie for sixth at the 2004 Greater Sacramento Open and Michelin Guadalajara Classic ~ Posted three top-10 finishes and a stroke average in 12 events in Georgia Tech Golf

26 Coaches/Staff/Players Bruce Heppler Head Coach ~ 10th year at Tech ~ Seven consecutive NCAA Tournaments Bruce Heppler, one of the top coaches in collegiate golf, finished his ninth year as the head coach of the Georgia Tech golf program with another successful national showing. With its fifth-place finish at the 2004 NCAA Championship, the Yellow Jackets have recorded four top-five finishes in the last five years and five in the last seven, Tech finished the year ranked No. 6 in the nation by the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index (No. 3 by Golfstat), had nine top-five finishes in 13 events and two victories. The Yellow Jackets have had at least a pair of All- ACC honorees for seven consecutive years, including Nick Thompson, Chan Song and Roberto Castro in For seven straight seasons, Tech has had at least two players earn All-America honors, including Thompson, Wongluekiet and Castro in Three of his players, Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder and Troy Matteson, have earned national player of the year honors. During the summer of 2003, Heppler served as the head coach of the United States Palmer Cup team, which faced off with a team of European collegiate players in Kiawah Island, S.C. In 2002, Heppler led the Yellow Jackets to the best season in school history, as Tech captured seven team titles and finished second at the NCAA Championship. In the process, Heppler earned National and ACC Coach of the Year honors, garnering the national accolades for the first time and ACC recognition for the third time. During the year, the Jackets won the school s eighth ACC title, while placing all five starters on GCAA All-America teams. Under Heppler s tutelage, junior Troy Matteson became the third Tech player to win the national individual title, becoming the first player to win the event in its current team format. Also, three Jackets earned All-ACC honors, with rookie Chan Song being named ACC Rookie of the Year. During the 2001 campaign, Heppler led Tech to its fourth-straight NCAA Championshp appearance and the team s third top-four finish at that event in four years. Along with the NCAA success, the Jackets won their second ACC crown in three years, the second under Heppler, and also captured a school-record-tying five tournament wins during the year. For his efforts, Heppler was named ACC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career, and guided three All-Americans in Bryce Molder, 8 Georgia Tech Golf

27 who was also the consensus National Player of the Year, Troy Matteson and Kris Mikkelsen. In the Yellow Jackets tied the highest finish in school history with their second-place showing following a one-hole playoff. On the year, Tech captured four team titles and finished in the top four in each event it entered. He led Tech back into the national headlines in as the team finished third in the NCAA Tournament and won the NCAA East Regional Championship. He mentored both national collegiate players of the year and guided the team to a No. 1 national ranking during the season. A 44-year-old native of St. George, Utah, Heppler has demonstrated his strength as a recruiter by attracting both National Players of the Year during and the ACC Players of the Year for 1998, 99, 2000 and His first recruit at Tech was Matt Kuchar, who eventually won the 1997 U.S. Amateur Championship, was named the 1998 ACC Player of the Year and the Fred Haskins National Player of the Year. Bryce Molder was the Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year in 98 and in 2001, along with being named the ACC Player of the Year in 99, 2000 and Molder finished his career with the lowest career (70.69) and singleseason (69.43) scoring averages in NCAA history. Heppler, a dean s list student at Brigham Young, earned his bachelor s degree in accounting from BYU in 1985, and later received his master s degree in sport management from Massachusetts in He played golf for one year at Dixie Junior College in St. George before transferring to Brigham Young. He became a certified public accountant in 1985 and spent one year in the firm of Huber and Associates in Salt Lake City. Heppler began his collegiate coaching career in 1987 as the men and women s golf coach at Amherst. He then spent two years as an administrative assistant at UNLV, becoming the assistant men s golf coach at UNLV in He spent two years in that role before moving to Oklahoma State in Georgia Tech is a great fit for me, said Heppler. I had other opportunities while at Oklahoma State, but felt that if I stayed long enough, a great job would come open. This is one of the five or six best programs right now if you look around at college golf s successful teams since the 90s. You re beginning to see alumni on the PGA Tour now, which is great for the school. With David (Duval) and Stewart (Cink) doing so well, and now with Michael Clark, Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder all making a name for themselves, those are very good positives for the program. Young people can see they have a chance to be player of the year or win a national championship here. It s a great school academically, which is a real draw with the general pool of talent out there interested in playing college golf. Heppler is married to the former Traci Schull of Southbury, Conn., and they have an 8-year-old son, Zakary Bruce, and a 4-year-old daughter, Moriah Kate. Heppler is actively involved with Atlanta Alliance for Children and is a member of the Golf Coaches Association of America. The Heppler File Name: Bruce Heppler Birthdate: March 27, 1960 Birthplace: St. George, Utah Education: Master s degree in sport management from Massachusetts in 1988; Bachelor s degree in accounting from Brigham Young in 1985; Associate degree in arts and sciences from Dixie Junior College in Playing Experience: Lettered at Dixie Junior College (1979). Coaching Experience: Head coach at Georgia Tech (1995- present); Assistant men s and women s coach at Oklahoma State ( ); Assistant men s coach at UNLV ( ); Head men s and women s golf coach at Amherst College (1987). Honors: 2002 GCAA National Coach of the Year; 1999, 2001 & 2002 ACC and District 3-North Coach of the Year; Successful completion of the CPA exam on first sitting in November, 1985; Member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Joined Tech Staff: June 27, 1995 Post-Season Experience Head Coach: 1998 NCAA Championship, third place; 2000 NCAA Championship, second place; 2001 NCAA Championship, fourth place; 2002 NCAA Championship, second place; 2004 NCAA Championship, fifth place; 1998, 1999 & 2002 NCAA East Regional Champions; 1999, 2001 & 2002 ACC Champions; 2002 NCAA individual champion (Troy Matteson). Assistant Coach: 1995 NCAA Championship, first place (Oklahoma State); 1992 NCAA Championship, third place (Oklahoma State); 1991 NCAA Individual Champion (Warren Schutte, UNLV); 1990 West Region Champion (UNLV). Ramblinwreck.com 9

28 Coaches/Staff/Players Brandon Goethals Assistant Coach 4th year at Georgia Tech B randon Goethals is in his fourth year as an assistant coach with the Georgia Tech golf team. He joined the staff during the summer of 2001 and is the first assistant coach under Jacket head coach Bruce Heppler. Goethals, a 32-year-old native of Redding, Calif., who most recently had worked in both high tech and e-business areas, handles a number of duties with the Jackets, including coordinating some recruiting and practices, especially for those players not traveling with the team for a given tournament. Prior to his time in the business world, Goethals was a member of the South African PGA Tour and played in a number of professional events in the United States following his graduation from UNLV in While with the Rebels, he played under Heppler, who was an assistant coach with the team. A solid player and outstanding student at UNLV, Goethals was an All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention selection in 1990 as he helped the Rebels to the NCAA West Regional Championship and a secondplace conference finish. In his career, he played in three NCAA Championships with UNLV, helping the team to a fourth-place finish in 1992 as a senior. His score of 292 at the Championship Golf Course in Albuquerque, N.M., still ranks among the best 72-hole performances in school history. Goethals finished his career as a four-time letterwinner at UNLV and was the 1992 recipient of the team s Bruce Parker Award, recognizing the team member with the highest grade point average Goethals graduated from UNLV with a degree in communications in Vicky Newman Coordinator of Golf Operations & Development ~ 10th year at Tech A key member of the Georgia Tech golf program, Vicky Newman is in her 10th year on the Flats as the coordinator of operations and development for the golf program. Having accumulated experience in marketing, public affairs and television operations, she joined the Tech staff as administrative assistant to head coach Bruce Heppler in July of The 32-year-old native of Cartersville, Ga., and now living in Atlanta, Newman came to Tech after spending two years at Turner Broadcasting System as a public relations representative and a member of the tour staff. While at Turner, she worked with Turner Marketing Retail Group to promote CNN s VIP Tour, TalkBack Live program and Turner Studio, as well as delivering presentations for corporate clients and guests. Prior to that, Newman was a marketing coordinator for The Job Connection in Atlanta, and also worked for Cablevision Channel 4 in her hometown of Cartersville. Since her arrival to Tech, overall donations have totalled over $3,500,000, including two new endowed scholarships. She is responsible for the administration of the program s annual fundraising golf tournaments. An aspiring actress, Newman has had non-credited roles in such feature films as Remember the Titans and Road Trip. She also played the role of Vera in a production of the musical Crazy for You. Newman graduated from the University of Georgia in December of 1992 with a bachelor s degree in journalism and double minor in English and speech. 10 Georgia Tech Golf

29 Dr. G. Wayne Clough President The chief engineer of Georgia Tech s determined effort to provide technological leadership in a changing world is Dr. G. Wayne Clough, the Institute s tenth president and the first alumnus to serve in that capacity. Clough engineered the Campaign for Georgia Tech, which raised a record $712 million in five years for 54 endowed faculty chairs, 233 endowed scholarships, 11 new buildings, and a host of academic, research and athletic programs. Beyond campus, he gives Georgia Tech a face and voice in Washington, D.C., as a member of the President s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and the executive committee of the U.S. Council on Competitiveness, and as chair of the National Academy of Engineering Committee on the Engineer of Since September, 2001, he has represented the ACC on the NCAA Division I Board of Directors. A native of Douglas, Georgia, Wayne Clough received his bachelor s and master s degrees in civil engineering from Georgia Tech in 1964 and He earned a Ph.D. in civil engineering from the University of California, Berkeley in He was provost and vice president for academic affairs at the University of Washington in Seattle when he answered the call to return to his alma mater as president in September of Prior to that, he had spent a decade at Virginia Tech as head of the Department of Civil Engineering, then as Dean of the College of Engineering. He also served on the faculties of Duke and Stanford universities. A specialist in geotechnical and earthquake engineering, he is the author of more than 120 papers and reports, six book chapters, and several widely used geotechnical computer codes. He is presently a consultant to the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit System for ongoing major seismic retrofitting. His other interests include technology and higher engineering policy, economic development, diversity in higher education and technology in a global setting. Closer to home, he serves on the Board of Advisors for Noro-Moseley Partners, the southeast s largest venture capital fund, and on the Board of Directors of Total System Services of Columbus, Ga. He is a member of the executive committees for the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Central Atlanta Progress, and a trustee of the Georgia Research Alliance. Georgia Trend magazine routinely includes Clough on its list of the 100 most influential Georgians. Among his many national awards for teaching and research, Clough holds seven from the American Society of Civil Engineers and is one of the few to have been twice awarded the Norman Medal, civil engineering s oldest honor. In 2001, he received the National Engineering Award from the American Association of Engineering Societies. He has been a member of the National Academy of Engineering for more than a decade. Wayne and Anne Robinson Clough have been married for more than 30 years and have two grown children. Dave Braine Director of Athletics Anational leader in his field, Georgia Tech Director of Athletics Dave Braine has made a career out of building winners in athletics and academics. In his eighth year at Tech, he has overseen tremendous growth in the Yellow Jackets overall athletics program, while positioning Georgia Tech for the future with ambitious building projects. Georgia Tech s overall athletics program has enjoyed unprecedented success during Braine s tenure, highlighted by the national runner-up finish in 2004 for the men s basketball program, appearances in ie\\eight straight bowl games for the football program, as well as remarkable growth in women s athletics and continued excellence in sports such as golf and baseball. Fifteen of Tech s 17 sports programs reached post-season play in In fact, Tech was the only school in the nation to win a football bowl game and NCAA regional tournaments in men s basketball and baseball, and one of only three programs to win a bowl game and at least one game in the NCAA basketball and baseball tournaments. Other athletics highlights during Braine s tenure include 14 Top 10 national team finishes, No. 1 national rankings in golf and baseball, and nine Atlantic Coast Conference team titles in six different sports. Individual accomplishments range from Troy Matteson s 2002 NCAA title in golf to three individual NCAA titles in track. Matteson is also among Tech s 25 Academic All-America honorees in the last seven years, including three in , following a school-record five selections the previous year. Braine was named Georgia Tech s director of athletics on June 3, 1997, succeeding Homer Rice, who retired after serving as AD from This is a second tour of duty for Braine at Georgia Tech. He originally came to the Flats in 1974 as defensive secondary coach on the staff of Pepper Rodgers. He served in that capacity for two years, coaching one of the nation s top secondaries in 1974, which featured three-time All-American Randy Rhino. After two seasons as an assistant coach at Tech, Braine moved to Virginia as administrative assistant and secondary coach under Dick Bestwick in In 1978, he became assistant athletic director at Virginia. He took a similar position at Fresno State in 1983 and was promoted to associate athletic director in It was from there that he moved on to become the athletics director at Marshall in Now in his 21st year as an athletics director, Braine held the position at Marshall from 1985 through 1987, during which time he oversaw the revitalization of a football program that had not had a winning record in many years. He then moved to Virginia Tech and made a name for himself in a 10-year tenure, in which he helped change the face of Hokie athletics. A native of Grove City, Pa., Braine earned his bachelor s degree (1965) as well as a master s of arts and teaching (1966) at the University of North Carolina, where he was a three-time football letterman. An avid sportsman and fly fisherman in his own right, the Tech AD has four children and seven grandchildren. Dr. George Nemhauser Faculty Representative for Athletics Paul Griffin Senior Associate Director of Athletics Mary McElroy Senior Associate Director of Athletics & Senior Woman Administrator Larry New Senior Associate Director of Athletics Bobby Robinson Senior Associate Director of Athletics Jack Thompson Senior Associate Director of Athletics Mollie Simmons Mayfield Associate Director of Athletics for Business Jim Hall Associate Director of Athletics for Development Ramblinwreck.com 11

30 Coaches/Staff/Players Chan Song Senior ~ 5-10 ~ 153 ~ Orlando, Fla. ~ Bradenton Academy Two-time honorable mention All-America and an All-Atlantic Coast Conference performer... Workhorse competitor has played in all but one tournament (40 of 41) in his Georgia Tech career... Has 18 top-20 finishes and six top-10s in his career, but no tournament wins... His highest finish has been a tie for fifth at the Carpet Capital Collegiate his freshman year and again last spring at the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate in Hawaii... Enters his senior year with the eighth-best career stroke average in Tech history (73.07)... Ranked No. 23 in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index after the fall season... Has made the ACC Academic Honor Roll all three years at Tech... Spent much of the summer caddying for his sisters Aree and Naree Song : Played in all five fall events, after competing only in U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur qualifying last summer... Finished in the top-10 twice, at the Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic in El Paso and the Jerry Pate National, and had four top-20 finishes overall... Went 1-under 212 at the Western Refining, eight shots off the lead of his teammate, Nicholas Thompson, and tied for 10th place... Tied for eighth at the Jerry Pate, posting a 6-under 207 score... Tied for 12th at the Golfweek Preview (4-over 214) and tied for 20th at the Isleworth Collegiate (5-over 221)... Went 2-2 in the Hooters Match Play Collegiate, in which the Jackets advanced to the finals... Third on the team in stroke average at for the fall, and counted for the team in 11 of 12 rounds... Matched or broke par in seven rounds, tying for the team best, and matched a career low of 67 in the final round of the Jerry Pate : All-Atlantic Coast Conference... Honorable mention All-American and an All-American Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association of America... Only Tech player to participate in every (13) tournament Tech played... Stroke average of was his career best, ranked third on the team and 9th-best in the ACC... Averaged for the spring in 24 rounds, fourth on the team... His 15 rounds under par tied for the team lead and was fifth-most among ACC players... Averaged in the final round of tournaments, including six subpar rounds and four in the 60 s... Had five top-20 finishes (one top-10), with his best a tie for fifth at the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (7-under-par 209)... Tied for 24th at the NCAA Championship at The Homestead Resort (7-over-par 287), his best performance in three championship appearances, including a second-round Tied for 11th at the ACC Championship (3-under-par 213)... Also tied for 11th at the Southern Highlands Collegiate in Las Vegas (4-underpar 212)... Counted for the team in 28 of 35 rounds played... Ranked No. 85 in the nation in the final Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, jumping 15 positions following his NCAA Championship performance... Shot 67 and finished second May 17 in Griffin, Ga., to advance out of local qualifying for the 2004 U.S. Open : Competed in all but one tournament in Ranked third on the team with a stroke average on the season... Top finish of the year came at the NCAA East Regional, as he tied for 12th with a career-best 54-hole score of In just his second tournament of 2003, tied for 20th at the Jerry Pate Intercollegiate... Finished that tourney with an even-par score of as the event was shortened to 36 holes... Tied for 25th at the Augusta State Invitational with a 54-hole score of 4- under-par Finished the year with two holes in one, Song, ranked No. 23 in the nation among collegiate players, earned All-ACC and All-America honors in including one at the NCAA East Regional in the second round... Recorded seven sub-par rounds on the year and counted 28 of his 33 rounds (.849) towards the team score in Career scoring average of ranks 13th on Tech s all-time list : Earned honorable-mention GCAA All-America honors... Named the ACC Rookie of the Year for One of the top freshmen in the nation in 2002, competing in all 11 tournaments for the Yellow Jackets... Made his impact early, tying for fifth at the Carpet Capital Collegiate in his second tournament with a 2-under-par score of Had a total of three top-10 finishes on the year and seven Top-20 placements as well... Tied for ninth place at the Waikoloa Intercollegiate with a score of Recorded his best round of the year at the Las Vegas Collegiate, the second-round 66 followed an opening-round 80, which led him to a tie for 10th place at even-par, The 66 in Las Vegas, is the second-best score by a Tech player during the 2002 season... Ranked fourth on the team with a stroke average, which is the best by a freshman since Bryce 12 Georgia Tech Golf

31 Molder s in NCAA experience: Tied for 13th at the 2002 East Regional in Roswell, Ga. (4-over-par 220)... Tied for 12th at the 2003 East Regional in Auburn, Ala. (5-under-par 211)... Tied for 86th at the 2002 NCAA Championship in Columbus, Ohio (10-over-par 294)... Tied for 67th at the 2003 NCAA Championship in Stillwater, Okla. (25-over-par 313)... Tied for 41st at the 2004 East Regional in New Haven, Conn. (10-over-par 220)... Tied for 24th place at the 2004 NCAA Championship at Hot Springs, Va. (7-over-par 287). Amateur: 2004: Won the U.S. Amateur sectional qualifying event at Buffalo, N.Y. (6-under 138)... Shot 67 and finished second May 17 in Griffin, Ga., to advance out of local qualifying for the 2004 U.S. Open : Tied with four other players for 17th place at The Players Amateur... Finished with an even-par score of in that event... Was an alternate for the U.S. Amateur after tying for second place at the sectional qualifier held at the Country Club at Heathrow in Heathrow, Fla., finished with a 36-hole score of : Recorded a pair of top-15 finishes in the summer, beginning with a tie for fifth place at the Players Amateur... Recorded a 72-hole score of (6-under-par) in the event... Fired a 9-under-par score of at the Dogwood Amateur : Won a playoff to qualify for his second U.S. Amateur at East Lake... Tied for 13th at the Rice Planter s Amateur with a 1-under-par score of Was 12th at the Dogwood Invitational, with a 9-under-par score of Member of the East Canon Cup team for the third time : First-team Polo Golf Junior All- American... Recorded three national junior victories during the year, including the AJGA Thurderbird International Junior with a score of Won the AJGA Justin Leonard/Deloitte & Touche Jr. Team Championship... Teamed with future Tech teammate Mike Barbosa in the event to earn the win... Was the medalist at the AJGA PING Myrtle Beach Junior Classic with his score of Member of the East Canon Cup team... Qualified for the U.S. Amateur at Baltusrol : First-team Polo Golf Junior All-American... Won three junior tournaments on the year including the Pizza Hut Southern Junior with a score of Later won the AJGA Ashworth Junior Classic at Windsor Parke with a score of Final win came at the Maxfli PGA Junior Championship with a score of Canon Cup East Team member. Personal: Full name is Chan Song Wongluekiet... Born February 17, Parents are In Jong Song and Vanee Wongluekiet... Sister Aree is playing on the LPGA Tour, and sister Naree is playing on the LPGA Futures Tour... Dean s List student majoring in Management. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / / / Total / Career Collegiate Finishes T37 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T5 Carpet Capital Collegiate T25 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T16 Long Cove Invitational T9 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T11 Puerto Rico Classic T10 Las Vegas Collegiate T24 Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship T20 ACC Championship T13 NCAA East Regional T86 NCAA Championship T53 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T20 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T37 Nelson Invitational T48 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T41 Puerto Rico Classic T64 Toyota Collegiate Championship T58 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T25 Cleveland Golf/Augusta State Invitational T29 ACC Championship T12 NCAA East Regional T67 NCAA Championship T18 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges (+2) T47 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+10) T30 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+3) Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (+3) T16 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (E) T5 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (-7) T57 Puerto Rico Classic (+10) T11 Southern Highlands Collegiate (-4) T45 Western Intercollegiate (+13) T41 Atlanta Intercollegiate (+8) T11 ACC Championship (-3) T41 NCAA East Regional (+10) T24 NCAA Championship (+7) T12 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+4) T8 Jerry Pate National Collegiate (-6) T20 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (+5) T40 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+11) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship 2-2 T10 Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic (-1) Low Round: 66, Callaway Golf/Las Vegas Collegiate, 2002 Low tournament score: 207 (-6), Jerry Pate National Collegiate, 2004 Best finish: T5, Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate, 2004 Ramblinwreck.com 13

32 Coaches/Staff/Players Nicholas Thompson Senior ~ 6-0 ~ 169 ~ Coral Springs, Fla. ~ Stoneman Douglas Ranked No. 8 among college players, Thompson enters his final spring with the fifth-best career stroke average in Tech history. One of the nation s top-ranked amateur players, tied for fifth in the nation in the latest Golfweek amateur rankings... Two-time All- Atlantic Coast Conference player who enters his senior year with the fifth-best career stroke average in Tech history (72.04)... Has 13 career top-10 finishes and 22 top-20s... His first career victory came in his last event, the Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic in November... Has been a runner-up twice, at the 2002 ACC Championship (T2) and the 2002 Nelson Invitational (T2)... Finished third at the 2002 Puerto Rico Classic and tied for third at the 2004 ACC Championship... Finished fourth in the Dixie Amateur ( ) over the semester break, and also participated in a camp featuring golfers being considered for invitations to the U.S. Walker Cup team this summer : Finished the fall season ranked No. 8 in the country among collegiate players according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, joining teammate Roberto Castro in the top Won his first collegiate event, capturing the Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic in El Paso, an individual-only event whose field consisted of returning All-America players from the season... Shot for a 9-under-par total of 204, then won in a playoff over Matthew Rosenfeld of Texas... His tournament total of 204 represented a career low, and his 65 was one stroke off his career best... Finished the fall with a team-best stroke average of 70.93, best on the team and best in the ACC... Included six rounds under par, which tied Roberto Castro for most on the team, and four rounds in the 60s... Had four top-20 finishes, and three top-10s... Tied for third at the Jerry Pate National (7-under 206) and finished fifth at the Isleworth Collegiate (2-under 214)... Tied for 17th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate (6-over 222) and tied for 24th at the Golfweek Preview (8-over 218)... Went in the Hooters Match Play Collegiate... Counted for the team in 11 of 12 rounds : All-Atlantic Coast Conference for the second time... Third-team All-American and an All-America Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association of America... Academic All-District III by CoSIDA... Stroke average of led the team and was the third-best in the ACC... Averaged in 25 spring rounds, best on the team... His 11 rounds in the 60s was third-most among ACC players, and his 15 rounds under par was the fifth-most in the conference... Matched or bettered par in 21 of 36 rounds played, including a low of 64 in the first round of the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate... Averaged in the first round of tournaments, in the final round... Tech s top player in the NCAA Championship at The Homestead Resort, tying for 17th place at 4-over-par 284, including an opening round 70 and a third-round In Tech s last five events, matched or beat par in 11 of 16 rounds (4 under par collectively), averaged and finished no lower than a tie for 17th (in the NCAA East Regional and NCAA Championship)... Was the only Tech player under par for the year, a collective minus-6... Led Tech with nine top-20 finishes and five top-10 showings in 12 events; those figures doubled his career totals from his first two years at Tech... Best showing of the spring was a tie for third at the ACC Championship (8-under-par 208)... Counted for the team in 35 of 36 rounds played... Finished the year ranked No. 18 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index... Advanced to sectional qualifying for U.S. Open by finishing second (69) in local qualifying May 14 in Boynton Beach, Fla : A GCAA honorable mention All-American for the second-straight year... Earned the honor after a tie for 12th at the NCAA Championship with a 72-hole score of Was one of the Yellow Jackets top performers in 2003, playing in all 12 tournaments... Earned All-ACC honors for the first time in his career... Ranked second on the team with two top-10 finishes and four top-20 placements... Matched his career-best finish with a tie for second at the Nelson Invitational to close out the fall... Recorded a career-best 54-hole score of 11- under-par in that event... Tied for sixth at the rain-shortened Jerry Pate Intercollegiate with his 36-hole score of 4-under-par, Carded a career-best round of 8-under-par 64 in the second round of the Augusta State Invitational, finishing tied for 28th in that tournament with a score of Third top-20 finish of the year came in a tie for 11th at the Waikoloa Intercollegiate, as he carded a 54-hole score of 3-under-par, Ranked second on the team with a scoring average and had 16 rounds of par or better on the year, including seven rounds in the 60s... His career scoring average of is the sixth-best all-time at Tech : Earned GCAA honorable-mention All-America honors as a rookie... Played in 10 events for the Yellow Jackets in Ranked fifth on the team with a stroke average, one of five Tech players under 73 on the year... Had three top-10 finishes and five top-20 outings... Recorded his top finish of the year at the ACC Championship, placing in a tie for second with a season-best 9-under-par, His opening-round 67 was a personal season best... The score of 207 was the lowest by a freshman at the ACC Championship in program history... Second-best finish was a third-place effort at the Puerto Rico Classic, as he finished with a 6-under-par score of Recorded the only hole in one by a Tech player in 2002 during the first round in Puerto Rico as he aced the par-three 14th hole... The 207 total at ACCs ties for the second-lowest 54-hole score on the team this year... Second top 10 of the year came in a tie for 10th at the U.S. Collegiate Championships, with a score of Previous NCAA experience: Tied for 23rd at the 2002 East 14 Georgia Tech Golf

33 Regional in Roswell, Ga. (6-over-par 222)... Tied for 43rd at the 2003 East Regional in Auburn, Ala. (4-over-par 220)... Tied for 51st at the 2002 NCAA Championship in Columbus, Ohio (5-over-par 289)... Tied for 12th at the 2003 NCAA Championship in Stillwater, Okla. (8-over-par 296)... Tied for 17th at the 2004 East Regional in New Haven, Conn. (5-over-par 215)... Tied for 17th at the 2004 NCAA Championship in Hot Springs, Va. (4- over-par 284). Amateur: 2004: Advanced to the round of 16 at the U.S. Amateur at Winged Foot, defeated Tech teammate Roberto Castro, 2 and 1, and Bronson LaCassie of Australia, 3 and 2, before falling to Jeff Overton of Evansville, Ind., 3 and 2... Tied for 31st in the stroke play portion of the tournament ( ) after winning his sectional qualifying event at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (9-under 135)... Tied for fourth at the Porter Cup ( )... Tied for 37th at the Players Amateur in Bluffton, S.C. ( )... Tied for 27th at the Northeast Amateur ( )... Finished third at the Sunnehanna Amatuer in Johnstown, Pa. ( )... Advanced to sectional qualifying for U.S. Open by finishing second (69) in local qualifying May 14 in Boynton Beach, Fla : Reached the U.S. Amateur for the fourth time with a second-place finish at the Club at Emerald Hills in Hollywood, Fla.... Carded a 36-hole score of 142 in the qualifier... Advanced to match play for the third-straight year... Top finish of the summer came at the Southern Amateur, as he placed second with a 7-under-par score of Was only one shot off of the lead in the tournament : Qualified for the U.S. Amateur for the third time by tying for second at Grande Oaks G.C. in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.... Missed the 36-hole cut for match play at the U.S. Amateur, with a 36-hole total of at Oakland Hills C.C.... Recorded a pair of top-12 finishes, including a tie for eighth at the Northeast Amateur with a score of Tied for 12th at the Sunnehanna Amateur with a 72-hole total of : Played primarily in amateur tournaments during the year... Qualified for the U.S. Amateur at East Lake for the second time in his career... Reached the second round of match play, defeating Scott Hailes (2 and 1) in the first round before dropping his second-round match to Nick Watney... Top finish was the second round of match play after tying for sixth at the North & South Amateur with his score of 3-under-par, Finished 11th at the Players Amateur with a score of 1-under-par, Recorded three junior tournament top-10 finishes, including a secondplace effort at the Doral/Publix Junior Classic ( )... Member of the East Canon Cup Team for the second time : First-team Polo Golf Junior All-American... Recorded first career national win as he captured the title at the AJGA Shell World Golf Village Junior Championship with a score of Member of the U.S. Izzo Cup Team and the East Canon Cup Team... Reached the semifinals of the AJGA Polo Golf Junior Classic : Had three top-10 finishes during the year... Top finish was a second-place effort at the AJGA Rome Junior Classic at Stonebridge with a score of Qualified for the U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach. Personal: Full name is Nicholas David Thompson... Born December 25, Parents are Scott and Judy Thompson... Dean s List student majoring in Management. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / / / Total / Career Collegiate Finishes T23 Carpet Capital Collegiate T49 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T26 Long Cove Invitational T20 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic T12 Las Vegas Collegiate T10 Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship T2 ACC Championship T23 NCAA East Regional T51 NCAA Championship T36 Carpet Capital Collegiate T32 Ping/Golfweek Preview T6 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate T2 Nelson Invitational T11 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T24 Puerto Rico Classic T24 Toyota Collegiate Championship T61 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T28 Cleveland Golf/Augusta State Invitational T23 ACC Championship T43 NCAA East Regional T12 NCAA Championship T31 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges (+4) T12 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+3) Carpet Capital Collegiate (-5) T6 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (-5) T14 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (-4) T24 Puerto Rico Classic (+3) T24 Southern Highlands Collegiate (+2) T4 Western Intercollegiate (E) T8 Atlanta Intercollegiate (-5) T3 ACC Championship (-8) T17 NCAA East Regional (+5) T17 NCAA Championship (+4) T24 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+8) T3 Jerry Pate National Collegiate (-7) Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (-2) T17 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+6) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship * Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic (-9) Low Round: 64, Cleveland Golf/Augusta State Invitational, 2003; Taylor Made/ Waikoloa Intercollegiate, 2004 Low Tournament: 202, Nelson Invitational, 2003 Best Finish: 1, Western Refining Collegiate All-America Classic, 2004 (won in a playoff) Ramblinwreck.com 15

34 Coaches/Staff/Players Mike Barbosa Junior-R ~ 6-3 ~ 180 ~ St. Petersburg, Fla. ~ St. Stephens Episcopal Solid part of Tech s core group whose dramatic improvement last spring made him one of the nation s top collegians... Cur rently ranked 45th among amateur players in the nation, boosted by his victiory in the Cardinal Amateur last summer... Ranked 44th among collegiate players in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index at the end of the fall season... Played in two amateur events over the semester break, tying for 24th at the Dixie Amateur ( ) and tying for 20th at the New year s Invitational ( ), and also participated in a camp featuring several golfers being considered for invitations to play on the U.S. Walker Cup team this summer : Played in all five of Tech s fall events, posting two top-20 finishes and one top Tied for 10th at the Jerry Pate National (5-under 208) and tied for 16th at the Golfweek Preview (5-over 215)... His score at the Pate, which tied a career low for a tournament, included a first-round 67, which also tied a career low... Also tied for 22nd at the Carpet Capital Collegiate (8-over 224)... Counted for the team in all 12 stroke-play rounds, posting a average which was the fourth-best on the team... Had two rounds in the 60s, and matched or broke par five times... Went 3-1 at the Hooters Match Play event, winning his first three matches before losing in the championship match : Stroke average of ranked fourth on the team and 13th in the ACC... Spring stroke average was 72.14, second best on the team and more than 2.5 strokes better than his fall average... Tied for 36th in the NCAA Championship at Hot Springs (11-over 291), completing a strong finish to the spring season... Tied for 31st at the NCAA East Regional (9-over 219)... Came on strong late in the spring, tying for 4th at the Western Intercollegiate, then tying for 15th at the Atlanta Intercollegiate and the ACC Championship... Compiled a collective stroke average of over the last five events... Finished in the Top 20 in five of 10 events overall, including four in the spring... Counted for the team in 27 of 31 rounds played... Finished the year ranked No. 127 among collegiate golfers in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index : Competed in three tournaments for the Jackets in Top finish of the year was a tie for 58th at the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate... Had a 36-hole score of in that event... The first-round score of 72 was a season best... Counted three of his eight rounds on the year toward Tech s team total : Red-shirted during the 2002 season. NCAA experience: Tied for 31st place at the 2004 East Regional in New Haven, Conn. (9-over-par 219)... Tied for 36th at the 2004 NCAA Championship in Hot Springs, Va. (11-over-par 291). Amateur: 2004: Won the Cardinal Amateur ( ) in Greensboro, N.C., taking a four-hole playoff against Duke s Ryan Blaum... Tied for 19th at the Porter Cup ( )... Tied for 24th at the Southern Amateur in Ooltewah, Tenn. ( )... Tied for 26th in stroke play and advanced to the round of 32 in the North-South Amateur at Pinehurst, N.C.... Advanced in local U.S. Open qualifying May 12 with a 68 (finished 3rd) at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Fla.... Missed by one shot a 10-man playoff for seven spots at sectional qualifying 16 Georgia Tech Golf

35 at Columbus, Ohio : Competed primarily in amateur tournaments during the year... Reached match play of the North and South Amateur after finishing 25th in stroke play... Was tied for 38th at the Players Amateur with a score of : Recorded three top-10 finishes, including a victory at the AJGA Justin Leonard/Deloitte & Touche Jr. Team Championship with a score of Teamed with fellow Tech freshman Chan Song in the event... Member of the U.S. Izzo Cup Team and the East Canon Cup Team for the second-straight year... Boys Player Representative on the AJGA Board of Directors : First-team Polo Golf Junior All-American... Won three events on the year including two to end the season... First win came at the Southern Junior with a score of Next two wins came at the AJGA JC Penney Junior Classic and the AJGA Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail Junior Classic... Had a score of at the JC Penney event and a at the Robert Trent Jones tournament... Member of the East Canon Cup team. Personal: Full name is Michael Levy Barbosa... Born January 7, Parents are Jerry and Carol Barbosa... Dean s List student majoring in management... Has made the ACC Academic Honor Roll all three of his years at Tech. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / / Total / Low round: 67 (-3), Western Intercollegiate (2nd round), 2004; Jerry Pate National Collegiate (1st round), 2004 Low tournament score: 210 (E), Western Intercollegiate, 2004 Best finish: T4, Western Intercollegiate, 2004 Barbosa is ranked No. 44 among collegiate players in the nation, with seven top-20 finishes in his last 14 events. Career Collegiate Finishes Carpet Capital Collegiate T58 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate T83 Nelson Invitational Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges (+21) T33 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+4) Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (+4) T18 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (-3) T52 Southern Highlands Collegiate (+10) T4 Western Intercollegiate (E) T15 Atlanta Intercollegiate (-2) T15 ACC Championship (-2) T31 NCAA East Regional (+9) T36 NCAA Championship (+11) T16 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+5) T10 Jerry Pate National Collegiate (-5) T36 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (+11) T22 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+8) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship Ramblinwreck.com 17

36 Coaches/Staff/Players Thomas Jordan Junior ~ 6-2 ~ 180 ~ Sea Island, Ga. ~ Glynn Academy Third-year player who was a regular in the Tech lineup as a fresh man, but has been in and out each of the last two years... Has recorded a couple of top-10 finishes in important events, but has had trouble establishing consistency : Played in three fall events, posting a stroke average of with three par rounds out of nine... Counted for the team in five of nine rounds played... Best finish came in Tech s first event, tying for 27th in the Golfweek Preview (9-over 219), and event in which he tied for third the year before... Tied for 50th at the Jerry Pate National (5-over 218) and tied for 47th at the Isleworth Collegiate (17-over 233)... Missed making the team in qualifying for Tech s final stroke play event, but did compete in the Hooters Match Play Collegiate, dropping his only match : Played in four of five fall events and posted a stroke average of in 11 rounds... Best finish was a tie for third at the Ping/Golfweek Preview, in which he shot for a total of even-par Was not able to put together two rounds of that caliber back-to-back in any other event, except the Gary Koch/ Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate... Shot there for a 3-overpar 219, counting twice and helping Tech to the team title... Played in just one spring event, tying for 70th at the Puerto Rico Classic (16-over-par 232)... His stroke average for the year was 75.06, and the Preview was his only top-20 finish... Counted for Tech in 10 of 17 rounds played... Showed flashes, with four rounds of par or better and two rounds in the 60s... His low round of the year was a 67 at the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, sandwiched in between a 78 and a Ranked No. 334 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index : Made an immediate impact as a rookie for the Yellow Jackets in 2003, playing in 11 tournaments and recording two top-20 finishes and a top-10 placement on the year... Steadily improved throughout the year, while playing one of the nation s toughest individual schedules according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index... Saved his best outing for the ACC Championship, as he tied for fifth with an even-par score of The second-round score of 69 at the ACCs was a season-best... First top-20 finish of the year came at the Nelson Invitational, as he tied for 19th with a score of , helping lead Tech to a team finish of third... Was fourth on the team with 70 percent of his rounds counting toward Tech s team score... Ranked fourth on the team with a stroke average and carded eight rounds of par or better on the year, which was tied for the fourth-most on the team. NCAA experience: Tied for 76th place at the 2003 East Regional in Auburn, Ala. (24-over-par 234)... Tied for 63rd at the 2003 NCAA Championship in Stillwater, Okla. (10-over-par 226). Amateur: 2003: Finished tied for 14th at the Dogwood Invitational, with an even-par score of Recorded a second top-20 finish at the Southern Amateur... Tied for 20th place in that event with a score of : Recorded a seventh-place finish at the World Com Junior Classic... Ranked among the top-20 junior players in the nation for three months in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index : Picked up a victory on the Future Collegians World Tour... Garnering medalist honors at the Kiawah Island Classic : Finished 18 Georgia Tech Golf

37 Jordan played in 11 events as a freshman and recorded two top-20 finishes. fifth at the AJGA Tampa Bay Classic. High School: Lettered for four year under coach Terry Tuley at Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Ga.... Played in the No. 1 position in the lineup throughout high school, serving as team captain during his senior year... Helped lead Glynn Academy to a pair of Georgia state 5A golf championships in 2000 and Earned team MVP honors as both a junior and a senior... Was a member of a pair of Hardaway Invitational Championship teams in high school, during the 2001 and 2002 seasons, along with helping lead Glynn to a win at the Jimmy Self Invitational in A solid student, Jordan was a member of both the National Honor Society and the Beta Club. Personal: Full name is Thomas Grant Jordan... Born February 6, Parents are Randall and Elizabeth Jordan of Sea Island, Ga.... Dean s List student majoring in Management... Is an accomplished pianist, having studied for 12 years... Also enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / / Total / Low round: 67 (-4), Jerry Pate National Collegiate, 2003 Low tournament score: 213, Nelson Invitational, 2002 Best finish: T3, Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational, 2003 Career Collegiate Finishes T62 Ping/Golfweek Preview T42 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate T19 Nelson Invitational T80 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T41 Puerto Rico Classic T51 Toyota Collegiate Championship T71 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T60 Cleveland Golf/Augusta State Invitational T5 ACC Championship T76 NCAA East Regional T63 NCAA Championship T77 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges (+16) T3 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (E) T75 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+16) T46 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (+8) T23 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (+3) T70 Puerto Rico Classic (+16) T27 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+9) T50 Jerry Pate National Collegiate (+5) T47 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (+17) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship 0-1 Ramblinwreck.com 19

38 Coaches/Staff/Players Roberto Castro Sophomore ~ 5-11 ~ 155 ~ Alpharetta, Ga. ~ Milton High School One of the nation s up-and-coming amateur players, he is ranked No. 5 in the nation among collegians after the fall season in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index... Has seven top-10 finishes in 16 stroke-play events during his brief Tech career and a stroke average of in 48 career rounds... Participated in a camp during early January featuring golfers being considered for invitations to the U.S. Walker Cup team this summer : Had the best head-to-head record on Tech s team in fall events, posting three top-10 finishes (four top-20s) in Tech s four stroke-play events... Finished fourth at the Isleworth Invitational (4-under 212), tied for seventh at the Golfweek Preview (1- over 211) and tied for 10th at the Jerry Pate National (5-under 208)... Tied for 11th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate... Went 3-1 in the Hooters Match Play event, including a win over No. 3-ranked Matthew Rosenfeld of Texas... Posted an even stroke average, second in the ACC for the fall behind teammate Nicholas Thompson... Broke 70 five times and par six times... Counted for the team in 11 of 12 rounds, and was an aggregate 3-under par : All-Atlantic Coast Conference and ACC Rookie of the Year... Honorable mention All-American by the Golf Coaches Association of America... Stroke average of was second on the team and sixth-best in the ACC... Averaged 72.36, third on the team, over 25 spring rounds, over 11 fall rounds... Posted Tech s best stroke average (71.67) in the final round of tournaments, including a 67 at the Ping/Golfweek Preview and a 69 at the ACC Championship... Tech s top performer in the NCAA East Regional, tying for ninth place with a 2-over-par Posted Tech s only subpar round at the tournament, a 68 in the second round... Finished in a tie for 36th at the NCAA Championship (14-over-par 294) at The Homestead Resort... Had six top-20 finishes (four top-10 finishes) in 12 events for the year... Top performance was his second-place finish at the Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (8-under-par 208) in the fall... Tied for 9th at the Preview at The Homestead in September ( )... Best spring finish was a tie for seventh at the Western Intercollegiate (2-over-par 212)... Tied for 11th at the ACC Championship (3- under-par 213)... Counted for the team in 33 of 36 rounds played... Ranked No. 39 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index.. NCAA experience: Tied for 9th place at the 2004 East Regional in New Haven, Conn. (2-over-par 212)... Tied for 44th at the 2004 NCAA Championship in Hot Springs, Va. (14-over-par 294). Amateur: 2004: Tied for 28th place in the stroke-play portion of the U.S. Amateur ( ), then lost to Tech teammate Nicholas Thompson in the first round of match play (2 and 1)... Finished third in sectional qualifying for the U.S. Amateur by carding at the Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta... Tied for 18th at the Southern Amateur in Ooltewah, Tenn. ( )... Tied for 59th at the Northeast Amateur ( )... Tied for 39th at the Dogwood Invitational in Atlanta ( ) : Competed primarily in amateur tournaments during the year... Recorded a trio of top-10 finishes and had four placements in the top Top showing of the summer came in a fourth-place finish at the Dogwood Invitational 20 Georgia Tech Golf

39 ... Carded a 72-hole total of 8-under-par, Tied for seventh in stroke play at the North and South Amateur with a 36-hole score of , before reaching the second round of match play in the event... Finished tied for eighth at the Southern Amateur with a 72-hole score of even-par, : An honorable mention Polo Golf AJGA All-American... Earned the prestigious honor of being named the player representative on the AJGA Board of Directors... Advanced to the third round of the U.S. Boys Junior Championship, before losing to eventual champion Charlie Beljan... Member of the East Canon Cup team : Third-team Polo Golf AJGA All-American... Captured the 2001 AJGA Greater Greensboro Chrysler Junior title with a score of Member of the East Canon Cup team : An honorable mention Polo Golf AJGA All-American... Captured the AJGA Henry-Griffitts Rome Junior Classic, winning in a one-hole playoff after a 54-hole score of High School: Lettered for four years under coach Dave Burnett at Milton High School... Led Milton to a pair of Georgia Class 5A runner-up team finishes (2000 & 2002), while capturing the state individual title in Named Georgia State High School Player of the Year in A solid student-athlete, was a member of the National Spanish Honor Society and a member of Milton s Honor Roll for four years. Personal: Full name is Roberto Mario Castro... Born June 23, Parents are Alberto and Annie Castro... Dean s List student majoring in Industrial and Systems Engineering... Made the ACC Academic Honor Roll for the year. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / Total / Low round: 66 (-4), Western Intercollegiate (2nd round), 2004 Low tournament score: 208 (-8), Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate; Jerry Pate National Collegiate, 2004 Best finish: 2nd, Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate Castro has 10 top-20 finishes in 16 events as a collegian, and is ranked No. 5 in the nation. Career Collegiate Finishes T12 Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges (E) T9 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+2) T25 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (-1) Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (-8) T42 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (+1) T46 Puerto Rico Classic (+8) T24 Southern Highlands Collegiate (+2) T7 Western Intercollegiate (+2) T31 Atlanta Intercollegiate (+3) T11 ACC Championship (-3) T9 NCAA East Regional (+2) T44 NCAA Championship (+14) T7 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+1) T10 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (-5) Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (-4) T11 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+5) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship Ramblinwreck.com 21

40 Coaches/Staff/Players Kevin Larsen Sophomore ~ 5-11 ~ 162 ~ Santa Barbara, Calif. ~ San Marcos High School Second-year player who emerged as a regular part of Tech s traveling quintet last spring, but had difficulty making the cut in team qualifying in the fall... Made the team for the last team stroke play event (Carpet Capital Collegiate) and was the Yellow Jackets high finisher (T6)... Had moderate success on the amateur circuit last summer : Played in just two fall events, just missing the cut in qualifying events to make the traveling squad a couple of times, but played well once he got into competition... First event was the Carpet Capital Collegiate, was Tech s top finisher and tied for sixth overall with a 4-over-par score of 220, three shots off the lead... Went in the Hooters Match Play Championship, earning Tech s only point in the final against Oklahoma State with a halve of his match against Zac Reynolds : Stroke average of was fifth on the team and 21st in the ACC... Averaged over 22 spring rounds, highest among the five Tech golfers playing in the NCAA Championship... His average in the fall was over 11 rounds... Finished in a tie for 76th at the NCAA s at The Homestead Resort (28-over-par 308), but posted one of his best rounds of the year (68) on the second day... Had four top-20 finishes (one top-10) in 11 events, but did not finish in the top 20 after Tech s first spring event, the Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (T-14)... Struggled in the NCAA East Regional, posting a pair of 80s before counting for the team in the final round with a Tied for 38th at the Ping/ Golfweek Preview at The Homestead in September ( )... Best showing of the year was a tie for ninth at the Gary Koch/ Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (3-under-par 213)... Finished 37th out of 45 individuals at the ACC Championship... Ranked No. 253 in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index. NCAA experience: Tied for 111th place at the 2004 East Regional in New Haven, Conn. (24-over-par 234)... Tied for 76th at the 2004 NCAA Championship in Hot Springs, Va. (28-overpar 308). Amateur: 2004: Tied for 26th at the Pacific Coast Amateur in Eugene, Ore. ( )... Tied for 39th at the Monroe Invitational ( ) : Competed primarily in amateur events... Tied for 21st at the Sunnehanna Amateur with a 72-hole total of Recorded a 10th-place finish at the AJGA Thunderbird International, with a score of Reached the quarterfinals of the AJGA Polo Golf Junior Classic after a stroke-play score of : Qualified for the U.S. Amateur for the third-straight year... A first-team Polo Golf AJGA All-American... Captured his third junior tournament title at the AJGA Arizona Junior Classic with a score of Finished second at the PING Phoenix Junior Championship with a 54-hole score of Was a member of the victorious West Canon Cup team... Advanced to the first round of match play at the U.S. Junior : A U.S. Amateur qualifier for the second time... Third-team Polo Golf AJGA All-American...Picked up a win at the Compaq Junior Classic at English Turn with a score of Recorded four top-five finishes on the year, including a third-place showing at the AJGA La Purisima Junior with a score of : Participated in the U.S. Amateur... Recorded his first junior tournament win at the Compaq 22 Georgia Tech Golf

41 Larsen had four top-20 showings as a freshman, and tied for sixth in his only fall event this year. Junior All-Star Classic at Maumee Bay... Reached the second round of the U.S. Junior. High School: Lettered for four years at San Marcos High School... Named the Los Angeles Times Golfer of the Year in A three-time recipient of the Santa Barbara Athletic Round Table Athlete of the Year award, garnering the honor as a freshman, junior and senior... Helped lead San Marcos to the CIF-SCGA state title in 2001 and a second-place finish in Won the CIF-SS Northern Individual title in A two-time individual league champion, winning in 2000 and League MVP in both 2000 and Recorded a stroke average as a senior... A solid all-around student-athlete, was a member of both the National Honor Society and the California Scholarship Federation... Volunteered at a local animal shelter and at junior golf clinics while in high school... Enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time. Personal: Full name is Kevin Burt Larsen... Born August 26, Parents are Keith and Trang Larsen... Dean s List student majoring in Management... Made the ACC Academic Honor Roll his freshman year. Career Statistics Year Trn T10 T20 Rds/Cnt Strk Avg. Lo Hi <Par 60s / / Total / Low round: 67 (-4), Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (3rd round), 2003; Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (1st round), 2003 Low tournament score: 208 (-5), Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, 2003 Best finish: T6, Carpet Capital Collegiate, 2004 Career Collegiate Finishes T38 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational (+8) T12 Carpet Capital Collegiate (-1) T17 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate (-5) T9 Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Intercollegiate (-3) T14 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate (-4) T24 Puerto Rico Classic (+3) Southern Highlands Collegiate (+17) T74 Western Intercollegiate (+23) Atlanta Intercollegiate (+7) ACC Championship (+9) T111 NCAA East Regional (+24) T76 NCAA Championship (+28) T6 Carpet Capital Collegiate (+4) Hooters Collegiate Match Play Championship Ramblinwreck.com 23

42 Coaches/Staff/Players Adam Cohan Freshman ~ 5-10 ~ 180 Wayne, Pa. ~ Radnor High School Amateur: 2001: Qualified for the U.S. Amateur Public Links at age 15, the youngest player in the field of 156 Tied for 13 th in stroke play and lost in the first round of match play Set course records at Radnor Valley Country Club (64) and Aronomink Country Club (tied record with 65). High School: Three-time player of the year in Delaware County and Southeastern Pennsylvania (Philadelphia Inquirer) Three-time PIAA All-State choice Four-year letterwinner and two-time team captain for coach John Schulte at Radnor High School Won the Pennsylvania state HS championship in 2003, and the District I championship in 2001 and 2003 Helped Radnor to the Central League title four times and the District I championship in 2003 Also played lacrosse Member of the National Honor Society, was a Distinguished Scholar (high honor roll) Participated in the Student Ambassador Club (orientation for new students) and Relay for Life (American Cander Society fundraiser). Junior golf: Third-team AJGA All- American in 2003, when he posted four top-10 finishes Rose as high at No. 12 in the Golfweek/Titleist junior rankings in 2003 Latest National Junior Golf Scoreboard ranking was No. 56 In 2004, tied for 91 st at the AJGA Footjoy Boys Invitational 56 th at the AJGA Thunderbird International In 2003, second at the Fieldstone Junior Classic, sixth at the AJGA hp Boys Junior ( ), 19 th at the Rolex Tournament of Champions ( ), 20 th at the USGA Junior Amateur ( ), 33 rd at the Orange Bowl International Junior ( (297), 34 th at the Chrysler Boys Invitational ( ), tied for 68 th at the Taylor Made-adidas Golf Junior at Chateau Elan ( ). Personal: Full name is Adam Richard Cohan Born September 7, 1985 in Aurora, Colo. Son of Jeff and Amy Cohan Will major in management Interested in golf course design Coached youth lacrosse in 2003 and David Dragoo Freshman ~ 5-6 ~ 136 Scottsdale, Ariz. ~ Brophy College Prep Amateur: 2004: Tied for 32 nd at the Dogwood Invitational in Atlanta ( ). High School: Four-year letterwinner at Brophy College Prep Recorded the third-best scoring mark of all-time (72.23) at Brophy All-state choice in 2002 and 2003 Third at the 2003 Arizona Boys Desert Valley Regional HS Championship ( ) Ninth at the 2003 Arizona Boys AAAAA State High School Championship ( ) Second at the Aguila High School Invitational ( ) Won the Arizona State AAAAA conference championship in 2002 Member of the National Honor Society and Key Club. Junior Golf: Top-ranked player in Arizona as a junior, rising as high as 47 th nationally in 2003 Had a national junior ranking of No. 138 last summer In 2004, tied for 39 th at the MCI Junior Heritage In 2003, won the IJGT Las Vegas Open and the IJGT Homestead Championship, tied for seventh at the Heather Farr Classic ( ), tied for 19 th at the Justin Leonard/Deloitte & Touche Junior Team Championship ( ), third at the USGA Boys Junior Amateur Qualifier ( ), 11 th at the Aaron Baddeley Junior World Championship ( ) 12 th at the Hudson Junior ( ) 14 th at the Ping Phoenix Junior ( ) 23 rd at the hp Boys Junior ( ) 60 th at the USGA Junior ( ) Member of the 2003 U.S. team that won the Junior World Amateur Championship in Fiji In 2002, made the semifinals of the Pikes Peak Amateur. Personal: Full name is David Cuyler Dragoo Born October 9, 1985 in Colorado Springs, Colo. Son of Doug and Elizabeth Dragoo Left-handed golfer, the only one on Tech s roster Enrolled in the Ivan Allen College. Taylor Hall Freshman LaGrange, Ga. LaGrange High School Amateur: 2004: Tied for 42 nd place at the Dogwood Invitational in Atlanta ) Finished fifth at the Southeastern Amateur ). High School: Four-year letterwinner at LaGrange High School Georgia state AAA runner-up in 2003 and 2004 Shot 70 in the 2004 event, beaten only by a player who shot 64 Maintained a scoring average of 72 his senior year Member of the National Honor Society who graduated magna cum laude in the top five percent of his class. Junior Golf: AJGA honorable mention All-American in 2001, and GSGA Junior Player of the Year in 2001 Held a national junior ranking of No. 87 in the summer of 2004 Tied for 39 th at the MCI Junior Heritage In 2003, won medalist honors at the 2003 U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier ( ), 5 th at the AJGA Ringgold Telephone Company Junior Classic ( ), tied for 9 th at the GSGA Junior Championship ( ), 9 th at the Dunlop Carolina Junior Championship ( ), 26 th at the Westfield PGA Junior ( ), 28 th at the USGA Junior amateur ( ), tied for 43 rd at the Taylor Made-adidas Junior at Chateau Elan ( ) In 2002, was a member of the 2002 Junior Ryder Cup team, tied for 7 th at the GSGA Junior, the Westfield PGA Junior and the Georgia PGA Junior Georgia state Junior Player of the Year in 2001, when he won the GSGA Junior, and the Georgia PGA Junior, and advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Junior Amateur Personal: Full name is Taylor Alexander Hall Born December 13, 1985, in Columbus, Ga. Son of John and Amy Hall His grandfather, Joe Hall, played football at Tech from , and was a member of Tech s undefeated teams in 1951 and 1952 Will major in management. 24 Georgia Tech Golf

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45 Georgia Tech's new Technology S(IUare is u Ih'cly, mixed-use development that extends the campus right into the middle of the 1\1 idtown Athmla business community. The complex is home to the new Management building. Ii, housing filcililics, Durmitories feature apllrtment-st) Ie :wcomodalion... with pri\,lilc halhroolil, kitchcn :lnd sitting llrea in c:lch -"tlite, TECH YELLOW JACKETS Ramblinwreck.com 27

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47 studcnt-litmetes include the Edge Alllleucs Center, ti,e Andren' Hellrn, Sr. Aelldcmic Center, and the Homer Rice Center for Sports Pcrfornwnce. GEORGIA TECH YELLOW Ramblinwreck.com JACKETS 29,8

48 This is Georgia Tech P.UCUI:8'. i, Donon Gene BrookI Jim Dellln"er Jllllan salll Dan Tate. Thanks to the generosity of four supporters of the Georgia Tech goff program, the YeUow Jackets can take advantage 01 a Tom Fazio.Oesigned practice facility convenienij1iocaled just 011 campus. f fefl we really needed \0 have our own pface \0 practice. and Jim DeUillQer, Jufian Sauf, GeM Brooks and Dan yates were wiufrlg 10 make thai happen for us,~ said head coach Bruce Heppfer. A tremendous asset for the team. the facifity aflows the YeHow Jackets \0 practice a wide array of skilfs. Covering eight acres of land and more than 320 yards in tength from one end to the other. H includes two bent grass greens, one for chipping and one for pulling. There are tees on both ends. as we~ as several fairway bunkers from which players can hillron shots, and there are designed wedge areas \0 work on \he short game. There is no shol in goh thai Tech's players are not ablate work on. - Plus, they are abfe 10 practice with the baus they play with in competition rather than range balls. so they can find QUI more about distance, control and accuracy: says Heppk!r. 'When YIlu have your own place and you can throw down YOllrewn baus and pra.ctioe anywhere you want. thah a much beller s~uation than going \0 a driving range. "It's four blocks from the new Olympic housing. II makes prac./ V -, tieing more convenient and allows oor players to use their time.. ~ ",'~'t-r better. And, of course, ifs still backed up by our abi~ty to play "- on some of lhe best golf courses in the Southeast.. 30 GEORGlA'TECH Georgia Tech Golf YELLOW JACKETS

49 t._ Tl1e DeOilge< GoW c.u., _ 011 "'the North... 0/ Bobby Dodd Stadl... was dedicawid 00 0cWber \3, 1990 and,eopeo>ee 8ft. rfin<i'flition In II1II 1" K _ named to< Ja_ 0eIInger,. T"'" golf Mthuaiaal, IIId is the perled opal Ie< fludying. relaxing. watc~ jng leie... piii)ing pool 01 IU<fOIg tpie k'iieme\. It abo is a glo<ic>olj reminder 0/ <>eorv" Tech', Q<eat goi!lridiloon, n. o.u-"ge< Cent ku1ge "';11'11 aorg.... 1eIe_, _,~. O'Jl) pia,...,.."", ~ consolo, oouchitt. can! table... pool tabl910r the enjoyment of Tech', gotfm. AI;Idj~. t~... offices for!he Tech COKh...,tall ancilltal~-_ k>ct. room. The center.110 r.cji.oiet II...,. ~ "'" ~er ~.,...m> intemet 1CCGSS,IIong witiillici'eaiionli room. L The t8tp'1'" 100"9" "'" for CherOls R. 8/"..". Iht cata/y1;1,"p'li"lib18 for Ihe 01 Tech 001. On 1I1e walli, you'll find portraits 0/ _ 01 loch',,u."""'rici gall'"i, IrI!tnWatts Gunn in Nid'IoIaa T~, ~ ~ooolttdl,... post and CDIIage ~om l.oity "" Maste.. I.llmpl.. On ~ay In trophy cases Ie memorabilia!rom!he oayf 01 Watt. Gunn, Bobby Jones and CIIMW Yale. Encased in 1110 cenle< "'. Tecto', NJtkJrllll ~o/ihe Year IrOp/Ii8I ~ Darid DIJ.., S_nCinl Mall K!lCllar and ~ Molder...., on d~.y ore Tech', /OU, EM! Region.al ~I ctlampoonsllip """"in, fou, _ East R-oOona dia~.hip """"ie,...:i...;ghl ACC ciiam~1p """,,;e,. Prornile<1t d~ 0/ TIIdl', GeM AA-.<.m8ric.a honcvees art in _ the kriea'o(m\'l n lelewlsion IoIInge. r"",,'. ttl... rop/iies,... Rober1 lyre Jones Award br tile Itam', ou\standing pia)'er. the Walls GUM TropII, lor Ihe team'... t ifniwied and oiecjlcii1ed piarel, om the Charlet Vat.. Cup lor tcadeoiie ochle...-.e<>t,... ai$o displayfld ""re.... part 01 Tech's.. _at"", 01 Boblly Dodd SIsdIum. fie re<>oy3ied golf cent. was oo:n,>ieted in hid 0/ 2003 along wi1illhi ""~ nora. trld ZIJtIe ollt>e stadium. TECH YELWW JACKETS Ramblinwreck.com 31

50 This is Georgia Tech More than 700 of the Fortune 100 companies have ope1ijt/ons In Allanta. Atlanta, the home of Georgia Tech, is the economic, educl,tion.,l, recreational and cultural hub of tile Southeastern United States, and a land of mjitedopportunity. 32 Georgia Tech Golf lglatech YELLOW JACKETS

51 Tee Club Sponsors Sponsors Captain s Level - $5000 Jim Dellinger, Cartersville, GA Julian Saul, Dalton, GA Hugh Spruill, Atlanta, GA Marshall Wingo, Alpharetta, GA Karsten Manufacturing/John Solheim, Phoenix, AZ Mizuno Golf, Atlanta, GA Titleist Golf/Wally Uihlein, Jim Ahern, Fairhaven, MA Tommy Hilfiger Golf/Hicks Lanier, New York, NY Double Eagle Level - $2500 Andy Bargeron, Dalton, GA Charles Brown, Duluth, GA Bill Collins, Atlanta, GA Jon Davidson, Jr., Columbus, GA Georgia Tech Club, Alpharetta, GA Beans Marsden, Atlanta, GA Murphy & Orr Exhibits, Forest Park, GA Claude Petty, Atlanta, GA Eagle Level - $1500 Gene Brooks, Atlanta, GA Candler Broom, Decatur, GA Carey Brown, Atlanta, GA Frank Brown, Rome, GA Carlton Forrester, Birmingham AL Tom Goetter, Pensacola, FL Dave Hopson, Cumming, GA Jim Lemon, Norcross, GA Jon Martin, Atlanta, GA Jeff Metcalf, Atlanta, GA George Smith, Duluth, GA Brian Upson, Griffin, GA Butch Woodyard, Dunwoody, GA Vince Zarzaca, Flowery Branch, GA Birdie Level - $1000 Taz Anderson, Atlanta, GA Art Brannen, Atlanta, GA Harrison Brown, Cleveland, TN Stewart Cink, Duluth, GA Richard Cravey, Atlanta, GA Morris Ewing, Atlanta, GA Terry Hall, Alpharetta, GA Travis Huffines, Alpharetta, GA Wes Latimer, Canton, GA Brannon Lesesne, Atlanta, GA Scott and Emily Mikkelsen, Woodstock, GA Tom Newberry, Atlanta, GA Foster and Linda Pound, Ft. Myers, FL Bill Rogers, Atlanta, GA Mike Spears, Atlanta, GA Milton Stewart, Lecanto, FL Buck Stith, Atlanta, GA Par Level - $500 Jay Babb, Atlanta, GA Buddy Baker, Florence, SC Harry Beck, Marietta, GA Rusty Bennett, Duluth, GA George Brodnax, Decatur, GA Walter Brown, Charlotte, NC Bill Carroll, Gainesville, GA John Carter, Atlanta, GA John Chapman, Atlanta, GA Jimmy Cleveland, Atlanta, GA Dallis Copeland, Barnesville, GA Dee Copeland, Barnesville, GA Morris Copeland, Cumming, GA Adam Cranford, Nashville, TN Richard Creel, Acworth, GA Bill Danielson, Norcross, GA Chris Demetree, Alpharetta, GA John Dillon, Atlanta, GA Michael Ely, Alpharetta, GA Tom Gambino, Atlanta, GA Jim Hale, Dunwoody, GA Bob Hochman, Duluth, GA Gary Howell, Lilburn, GA Scott Howell, Alexander City, AL Joe Irwin, Marietta, GA Jim Jarboe, Decatur, GA Mike Johnson, Alpharetta, GA Joe Lane, Wisconsin Rapids, WI David McCarty, Norcross, GA Bob McDonnell, Suwanee, GA Jay McLendon, Doraville, GA Scott Minge, Rome, GA Connor Nelson, Atlanta, GA Jess Newbern, Roanoke, VA John Newman, Cartersville, GA John Norton, Gainesville, GA Bill Nygaard, Duluth, GA Skip Oliver, Alpharetta, GA Jerry Pass, Atlanta, GA Bill Ploeger, Columbus, GA Carl Reith, Atlanta, GA Jack Rowan, Long Beach, CA Bill Smith, Roswell, GA Russ Smith, Tucker, GA John Stanford, Atlanta, GA Mike Thomas, Greensboro, GA Jim Thorne, Chamblee, GA Wendell Turner, Gainesville, GA Harry Wells, Jasper, GA Janice Wittschiebe, Atlanta, GA Gardner Wright, Rome, GA Dan Yates, Atlanta, GA Thanks to the generosity of Georgia Tech alumni and friends, there is one more revenue-producing sport at the Institute. Football and basketball have traditionally generated sufficient funds to pay for their operations and others, but golf has recently become a money maker. Through the 19-year-old golf booster club, known as the Tee Club, and through the newer scholarship endowment program, the team is financially self-sufficient. This financial autonomy does not conflict with the overall mission of Tech s Athletic Association. On the contrary, it helps free funds that would otherwise be earmarked for golf for use in other sports. The growth of Tech s golf booster system has been extremely rapid in comparison to other top programs in the country. Beginning in 1981, with the backing of Tech Director of Athletics Dr. Homer Rice, efforts were made to identify a group of alumni who would and could provide financial backing for a team that had not won a tournament in 10 years. Golf does not have the built-in fund-raising advantages of some other sports, such as ticket sales, game programs or an outfield fence for which to sell advertising. The best way to raise funds is through contributions, and that comes primarily through the booster club. The Tee Club began as a small committee made up of distinguished Tech alumni that began working with Dr. Rice on the revitalization of the golf program in the early 1980s. This group provided the first private financial support for the program, and within a year the committee had grown from five to 12 members, and is now composed of 16 people. A new, exciting way to become involved with Tech athletics had been initiated, and the boosters soon became too numerous to be called a committee. The name was changed to the Tee Club, and its membership grew to approximately 300 in just seven years. Soon, though, it became evident that the Tee Club could produce enough funds to cover operating costs, but not enough to pay for scholarships for the golfers. A scholarship endowment program was established and has grown to over $3 million, which is invested so that its returns can finance the education expenses of Tech golfers. For their donations, supporters of Tech golf receive many benefits, including playing in two annual tournaments. Therein lies the greatest incentive for many alumni being able to play the game with some of the nation s finest collegians. Golf is perhaps the only sport where two individuals of divergent talents are able to compete together fairly and enjoyably, and that is what attracts many donors to the program. Golf is one of the few sports where alumni can actually interact with the players. They understand golf, they like golf, they play golf, and it is the only sport where the kids can get out and participate with the alumni. As a direct result of the Tee Club and the endowment program, the golf team is able to do many things now that simply would not otherwise be possible. The team has competed in recent years in distant locales ranging from Tucson, Ariz., and Pebble Beach, Calif., to Tokyo, Japan, and San Juan, Puerto Rico. This year, the team will return to Kona, Hawai i. Not the least of the benefits, of course, is the ability to recruit nationwide, and Tech s golfers can compete in the best tournaments regardless of location. The financial support allowed the coaching staff to attend national junior events for recruiting and cover the cost of prospective student-athletes that visit Tech. The Tee Club deserves much of the credit for the golf team s meteoric rise to national prominence. It is the Tee Club s goal to completely endow all scholarships and operating costs for the golf program. Ramblinwreck.com 33

52 This is Georgia Tech Scholarship Program Robert G. Dennis Scholarship Named for loyal Tech supporter Robert G. Dennis to help fund the education of a Yellow Jacket golfer from the State of Georgia, pursuing a degree in engineering. Contributor: Mr. & Mrs. G.C. Bovard David Duval Scholarship Named for one of Tech s most successful players. Duval, who is one of only four collegiate players to receive four-time first team All-America honors, and both he and Tech were NCAA runner-ups in He is tied for Tech s career lead in victories with eight, including two ACC Championships. He helped Tech win three ACC Championships and play in four straight NCAA Tournaments. Contributor: R. Joe Taylor Dellinger-Barnes Scholarship Named for Atlanta golf enthusiasts and Tech graduates Jim Dellinger and Tommy Barnes. Contributor: Jim Dellinger Dennison-Plaxico Endowment Named for former Tech golf coaches H.E. Dennison ( ) and Tommy Plaxico ( ). Interest from these proceeds fund the Tech golf program operating budget. Dixie Dunbar Endowment Named for local golf enthusiast and Tech letterman George Dixie Dunbar, recognized as the catalyst responsible for the growth of the Atlanta Golf Classic. Dixie has also been a major booster of junior golf in the metro area. Watts Gunn Scholarship Named for 1927 All-American and national collegiate champion Watts Gunn. Contributors: Watts Gunn, John Imlay, Phil Malonson Carl Reith Scholarship Named for one of Tech's most special golf supporters. His varied contributions to the golf program will have a lasting impact. Mr. Reith received the distinction of becoming a Georgia Tech honorary alumnus in 1964 for his fundraising efforts. Contributor: Carl Reith John Imlay Scholarship Named for Georgia Tech graduate and one of Atlanta s leading businessmen, John Imlay, Jr. He is a 1994 inductee to the Technology Hall of Fame for Georgia and a loyal Tech supporter. Contributor: John Imlay Robert Tyre Jones Scholarship Named for the Tech alumnus and Golf s greatest amateur player, Bobby Jones. Contributors: Skeet Rymer, John Maddox R.J. Doc Noonan, Sr. Scholarship In memory of Dr. Raymond J. Noonan, Jr., a loyal Tech supporter and faithful Doc to many of the great Tech athletes of the 70s and 80s. Contributors: Tom & Kim Noonan Mize-Bargeron Scholarship Named for former Tech golf letterman and 1978 NCAA participant Larry Mize, who won the 1987 Masters. Contributors: Ivan Allen, Andy and Patsy Bargeron, Gene Brooks, Charlie Brown, E.V. Dunbar, Walt McMahon, Claude Petty, Charles Yates Homer and Phyllis Rice Scholarship Named in honor of Tech s Director of Athletics from Dr. Rice is the creator and developer of the Student-Athlete Total Person Program, Center for Sports Performance, Triple Option Offense and Attitude Technique Philosphy. During his tenure, Tech won a national championship in football, went to a Final Four in men s basketball, was a national golf runner-up and played in the College World Series championship game. Contributors: Jon & Merrilee Martin and Hugh & Gerry Spruill Neil Riley Scholarship In memory of Neil Riley, Georgia Tech class of 1927, founder of Tech Steel, a longtime golf enthusiast and loyal Tech supporter. Yates Scholarship Named for Charles Yates, 1934 national collegiate champion and All-American at Georgia Tech, and his brother Dan Yates, Georgia Tech Hall of Fame member. Contributors: Charlie Brown, Jim Dellinger, John Maddox, Gerald O Connor and Dan Yates Jack Zeigler Scholarship Named for Tech alumnus and active Charlotte, N.C., Tee Club member Jack Ziegler. Contributor: Jack Zeigler ACADEMICS AND ON-COURSE SUCCESS GO HAND-IN-HAND FOR TECH GOLF Georgia Tech s golf team has achieved equal success both on the course and in the classroom in recent years. In the fall term of 2004, Tech had eight out of its nine members achieve Dean s List status with a 3.0 or above grade point average. Since Bruce Heppler arrived as Tech s coach, at least four members of each team have made the Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll, which recognizes student-athletes who record at least a 3.0 grade-point average for the entire academic year. Since 1999, at least five have made it every year, and as many as seven have been listed in a given year. Five Tech golfers have been named All-America Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association of America, which honors juniors and seniors who record a minimum 3.2 GPA, play in 75 percent of their team s events and post a stroke average of 77 or lower. When I was hired, the mission statement of Georgia Tech given to me put academics as the No. 1 priority of the Institute, said head coach Bruce Heppler. And that is exactly what we do. I think the chief example is that the 1990 national champion football team had every single one of their members graduate with their respective degrees. It is our philosphy to recruit academically-inclined student-athletes who want academics to prepare them for life. Once a student-athlete has his or her academics in order, then golf comes very easy. We try to make every effort to make a playing and practice schedule each year that is suited to give our student-athletes academic success. Since I have been here, every senior that has gone through Georgia Tech has earned their degree. I have to give credit to those individuals for making graduation their top priority. It is a tribute to how hard they have worked and it is the vision the Institute has for them. 34 Georgia Tech Golf

53 Carpet Capital Collegiate Georgia Tech's annual Carpet Capital Col legiate, which was played for the 15th time last fall, attracts many of the nation s top college programs and annually has one of the naiton s toughest fields on one of the most challenging golf courses that host college events. Many of the coaches who have participated in previous events feel it is the best regular season event in college golf, said Tech head coach Heppler. With the excellent ACC and SEC teams in the tournament, outcome plays a significant role in which teams are selected for postseason competition. Georgia Tech has won the event six times, including three in a row most recently between 1999 and 2001, and has been the runner-up five other times. Clemson has four victories, first in 1993 and most recently in 2002, while Florida and Georgia have won the tournament twice each. Florida won the inaugural Carpet Capital Collegiate in 1989, rolling to a 14- shot victory over Tech. The Gators, ranked No. 1 most of the year, finished second in the NCAA Championship. In 2002, eventual national champion Clemson won the championship by two strokes over Augusta State. Individually, future PGA stars such as Tech s Stewart Cink and NC State s Tim Clark have won medalist honors, but former Yellow Jacket Bryce Molder surpassed them by winning the event three consecutive times between 1998 and Annual Tournament Results Three different formats have been used for the event, with the 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997 tournaments played under the standard collegiate lowfour-of-five-score system. In 1989, the low five of six scores by round were used for team totals, while the four low scores on each hole were used in The Carpet Capital Collegiate is played at The Farm, the 6,896-yard, par- 72 course designed by Tom Fazio in Rocky Face, Ga., just outside the city of Dalton. The tournament takes its name from the city, which is home to some of the largest carpet manufacturers in the world. The Farm, has been recognized by Golf Magazine as one of the nation s premier new facilities. The original idea for the tournament, conceived by former Tech coach Puggy Blackmon and born with the help of many Tech alumni in the Dalton area, was to pit the six best teams each from the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Southeastern Conference, with the winner laying claim to being the best golf conference. The event was envisioned as a tribute to amateur and collegiate golf in the South, particularly Georgia, where Bobby Jones and The Masters have contributed to the heritage of the sport. The event has grown to include such nationally prominent programs as Arizona, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Southern California, Stanford, Texas and UCLA outside of the ACC and SEC participants. Better than half of the tour- Tournament Records INDIVIDUAL Low Round: 64 (8-under), Pat Moore, North Carolina, 1991, Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech, 2002 Low Tournament Score: 203 (13-under), Jason Hartwick, Texas, 2003 Highest Winning Score: 217, Rhys Davies, East Tennessee State, 2004 Largest Margin of Victory: 5 strokes, Pat Moore, North Carolina, 1991; Rhys Davies, East Tennessee State, 2004 TEAM (regular format) Low Round: 276 (12-under), Georgia, second round, 2003 Low Tournament Score: 850 (14-under), Georgia Tech, 2000, Clemson, 2002 Highest Winning Score: 887, Auburn, 1997 Largest Margin of Victory: 14 strokes, Florida, 1989; Georgia Tech, 1995; Clemson, 1996 Slimmest Margin of Victory: 1 stroke, North Carolina, 1990; Auburn, 1997, Georgia Tech, 2000 nament participants each year are ranked among the nation s top 25 teams. The permanent Carpet Capital Collegiate champions trophy is named for Lowell Fritz, golf professional at Dalton Golf and Country Club. Fritz has long been dedicated to junior golf and the youth of the Dalton area. Boys or girls, members or non-members, Fritz has taken a personal, almost parental interest in his pupils, taking many hours of his personal time to teach the game of golf. Few people have done as much to inspire young people to enjoy golf for a lifetime. Year Team Champion (Score) Runner-up (Score) Medalist (Score) 1989* Florida ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Bo Fennell, Georgia Southern ( #) Bruce Kennerson, Duke ( ) 1990 North Carolina ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Mike Sposa, Tennessee ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) North Carolina ( ) Pat Moore, North Carolina ( ) 1993! Clemson ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Danny Ellis, Clemson ( ) 1994 Georgia Tech ( ) Texas ( ) David Seawell, South Carolina ( ) 1995 Georgia Tech ( ) Stanford ( ) Stewart Cink, Georgia Tech ( ) 1996 Clemson ( ) Wake Forest ( ) Tim Clark, N.C. State ( ) 1997 Auburn ( ) Texas ( ) Oscar Sanchez, Wake Forest ( ) 1998 Clemson ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Lucas Grover, Clemson ( ) Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech ( ) 1999(spring) Georgia ( ) Georgia Tech ( ) Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech ( ) 1999(fall) Georgia Tech ( ) Florida ( ) Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech ( ) Clemson ( ) 2000 Georgia Tech ( ) Clemson ( ) Kyle Thompson, S. Carolina ( ) 2001 Georgia Tech ( ) Tennessee ( ) D.J. Trahan, Clemson ( ) 2002 Clemson ( ) Augusta State ( ) Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech ( ) Bill Haas, Wake Forest ( ) 2003 Florida ( ) Clemson ( ) Jason Hartwick, Texas ( ) Texas ( ) 2004 Georgia ( ) Wake Forest ( ) Rhys Davies, ETSU ( ) *Six-man teams, low five scores counted toward team score.; +Low four scores on each hole (rather than each round) counted toward team score; #Won playoff;!first round cancelled due to rain. Ramblinwreck.com 35

54 Honors/History Tech s All-Americans DAVID DUVAL ST TEAM ST TEAM ST TEAM ST TEAM BRYCE MOLDER ST TEAM ST TEAM ST TEAM ST TEAM The Golf Coaches Association of America selects a 44-man team prior to the NCAA Division I Championship. Following the championship, it divides the group into first, second and third teams of eight golfers each, with the rest recognized as honorable mention. Golfers not initially named to the 44-man team but who finish in the top 15 of the NCAA Championship are automatically added to the honorable mention unit. In 2001, Bryce Molder ( ) joined Tech s David Duval ( ), Gary Hallberg of Wake Forest ( ) and Phil Mickelson of Arizona State ( ) as the only Division I players ever to earn first-team All-America honors four times. Tech also placed a program-best five players on the GCAA All-America team a year ago. All-America Selections By Year 1927 Watts Gunn, 1st* 1934 Charlie Yates, 1st* 1962 Bill Ploeger, HM 1967 Bunky Henry, 1st 1985 Bob McDonnell, 2nd Nacho Gervas, Bill McDonald, HM 1986 Nacho Gervas, HM 1987 Jay Nichols, HM 1988 Charlie Rymer, 3rd Bill McDonald, HM 1989 Charlie Rymer, HM 1990 David Duval, 1st Tripp Isenhour, HM 1991 David Duval, 1st Chan Reeves, HM 1992 David Duval, 1st Jimmy Johnson, 2nd 1993 David Duval, 1st Stewart Cink, 2nd Mikko Rantanen, Carlos Beautell, HM 1994 Stewart Cink, 2nd 1995 Stewart Cink, 1st 1997 Matt Kuchar, 3rd 1998 Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder, 1st 1999 Bryce Molder, 1st Carlton Forrester, HM 2000 Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder, 1st Carlton Forrester, Matt Weibring, HM 2001 Bryce Molder, 1st Troy Matteson, 3rd Kris Mikkelsen, HM 2002 Troy Matteson, 1st Kris Mikkelsen, 2nd Matt Weibring, 3rd Chan Song, Nicholas Thompson, HM 2003 Troy Matteson, 1st Nicholas Thompson, HM 2004 Nicholas Thompson, 3rd Roberto Castro, Chan Song, HM Three-Time All-Americans Stewart Cink Matt Kuchar Troy Matteson Nicholas Thompson nd Team rd Team rd Team 2002-HM nd Team st Team st Team 2003-HM st Team st Team st Team rd Team 36 Georgia Tech Golf

55 Two-Time All-Americans Georgia Tech Golf Carlton Forrester 1999-HM, 2000-HM Nacho Gervas 1985-HM, 1986-HM Bill McDonald 1985-HM, 1988-HM Kris Mikkelsen 2001-HM, nd Charlie Rymer rd, 1989-HM Chan Song 2002-HM, 2004-HM Matt Weibring 2000-HM, rd One-Time All-Americans Carlos Beautell 1993-HM Roberto Castro 2004-HM Watts Gunn st Bunky Henry st Tripp Isenhour 1990-HM Jimmy Johnston nd Bob McDonnell Jay Nichols Bill Ploeger Mikko Rantanen Chan Reeves Charlie Yates nd 1987-HM 1962-HM 1993-HM 1991-HM st Ramblinwreck.com 37

56 Honors/History National Players of the Year Fred Haskins Award (voted upon by coaches, players and media, given by the Fred Haskins Commision in Columbus, Ga.) 1993 David Duval 1995 Stewart Cink 1998 Matt Kuchar 2001 Bryce Molder Stewart Cink Jack Nicklaus Award (given by the Golf Coaches Association of America) 1993 David Duval 1995 Stewart Cink 1998 Bryce Molder 2001 Bryce Molder David Duval Golfweek Player of the Year (given by Golfweek magazine) 1998 Bryce Molder (co-winner) 2001 Bryce Molder Bryce Molder Dave Williams Award (national player of the year) 1993 David Duval 1995 Stewart Cink 2000 Matt Kuchar 2001 Bryce Molder Matt Kuchar Arnold Palmer Award (given by the GCAA to the NCAA champion) 2002 Troy Matteson Troy Matteson Byron Nelson Award (given by the GCAA to the nation s outstanding student-athlete in golf) 2003 Troy Matteson 38 Georgia Tech Golf

57 National Champions Troy Matteson NCAA Champion in 2002 Troy Matteson capped an outstanding junior season by winning the biggest tournament of the year in Columbus, Ohio, at the NCAA Championships. The victory was his fourth of the year, tying the school record held by David Duval and marked the first time since 1934 that a Yellow Jacket was crowned National Collegiate Champion. Matteson s run to the title began inauspiciously as he opened with a 2-over-par score of 73 to stand tied for 88th place, seven shots off the tournament lead. That would change quickly, as he found his scoring groove over the next 54 holes of play. Day two saw the first signifcant move, as Matteson carded a 5-under-par round of 66 to move into a tie for 12th place a The steady play continued over the final two rounds, as Matteson finished with sub-par rounds of 70 and 67 respectively to take over the individual lead as the final round came to an end. The victory marked the fourth individual title of the year for Matteson, tying the school record previously held by David Duval, along with being the third time in school history that a Yellow Jacket had been the individual national champion. For his efforts, Matteson was named the recipient of the Arnold Palmer National Player of the Year award and earned firstteam All-America honors for the first time in his career. Georgia Tech Golf Watts Gunn National Collegiate Champion in 1927 The Rambling Wreck and the name of Watts Gunn rose to supreme heights in Becoming the first Georgia Tech golfer to win the National Collegiate Championship, Gunn shot a total of 302 over the 72-hole event at the Garden City Country Club to win the medal competition. He went on to despatch Walker Cup teammate Roland McKenzie, 10-9, to win the individual title, and his 69 in the final round broke the course record. He also helped Tech win the Southern Intercollegiate title the same year. Along with winning the collegiate championship, Gunn was a two-time U.S. Walker Cup team member, joining the squad in both 1926 and In those two events, he compiled a combined 4-0 record, posting a pair of victories in each. Gunn was inducted into the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame in The annual Yellow Jacket men s golf team award for the season s most improved player is named in Gunn s honor. Charlie Yates National Collegiate Champion in 1934 Y ates, who won the British Amateur in 1938 and the Western Amateur in 1935, won the Georgia state championship in 1931 and 1935, advanced to the second round of match play in the U.S. Amateur and was the low amateur in the first Masters tournament in He culminated a fine college career by winning the 1934 National Collegiate Championship in Cleveland, Ohio, joining Watts Gunn as the only two Tech golfers ever to do so. Yates is one of six Yellow Jackets to have competed in the Walker Cup, as he was a team member in both 1936 and 38, compiling a record in those matches. In 1953, he was named the captain of the Walker Cup team and was an honorary captain in 1985 Yates played in the first 11 Masters tournaments, five times finishing as low amateur and three times finishing in the top 24. He was inducted into the Georgia Tech Hall of Fame in 1959 and an award named in his honor has been given annually to the member of the Yellow Jacket golf team displaying the most outstanding academic achievement. Ramblinwreck.com 39

58 Honors/History Amateur/National Competition U.S. Amateur Champions Bobby Jones Matt Kuchar 1997 Yellow Jackets in International Competitions WALKER CUP TEAM 1922, 24, 26, 28, 30: Bobby Jones 1926, 28: Watts Gunn 1936, 38: Charlie Yates 1991: David Duval 1999: Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder 2001: Bryce Molder WORLD AMATEUR TEAM United States 1992: David Duval 1998: Matt Kuchar 2000: Bryce Molder Puetro Rico 1994, 96, 98: Mauricio Muniz PALMER CUP TEAM 1998: Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder 1999: Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder 2001: Bryce Molder U.S.-JAPAN MATCHES 1999: Carlton Forrester 2002: Kris Mikkelsen PRESIDENT S CUP TEAM 1998: David Duval 2000: Stewart Cink and David Duval RYDER CUP TEAM 1987: Larry Mize 1999: David Duval 2001: Stewart Cink and David Duval 2004: Stewart Cink 40 Georgia Tech Golf

59 Bobby Jones - Atlanta, Ga. On Sept. 27, 1930, Robert Tyre Jones, Jr., of Atlanta walked off the 11th green at the Merion Cricket Club and into history. No one before him had won golf s four major championships in a single year. No one has done it since. No one might ever do it again. It may be 60 years, if then, before we see another Grand Slam, said Joe Dey, former commissioner of the PGA Tour and former executive director of the United States Golf Association. You never say never, said Ben Hogan, who was 18 when Jones won the Slam and remains the only golfer to win three professional majors in one year. But considering the times there are so many more good players it s improbable that any player will win all four. Of all the single-season sustained records of excellence in major sports, Jones mark has stood the longest. Longer than Babe Ruth s 60 home runs, a record that last 34 years after he set it in 1927; longer than Joe DiMaggio s 1941 hitting streak of 56 games, which is still alive after 49 years; longer than Wilt Chamberlain s 50.4 points-per-game average, set in ; longer than Bryon Nelson s PGA Tour streak of 11 straight victories and 18 overall in The four tournaments Jones won the national Open and amateur championships of the United States and Britain originally were known as the Impregnable Quadrilateral. That term eventually evolved into the Grand Slam, a term that stuck even when the PGA Championship and the Masters replaced the two amateur tournaments in the mythical foursome. To understand the magnitude of Jones deed, consider that in the ensuing 60 years only four players Hogan, Gene Sarazen, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus in their careers have won each of the four events that make up the modern Slam. In golf s record books, Hogan comes across as the most serious challenger to Jones record when in 1953 the Texan won the Masters, U.S. Open and British Open. But because there was some overlap in dates of the British Open and the PGA Championship, the possibility of Hogan completing the Slam never existed. Perhaps the most incredible thing about Jones Slam is that he planned it. He didn t have a name for it, nor was he gloryseeking. His reasons were purely personal. Being an amateur golfer, his finances and family obligations would not allow him to play in all four tournaments after As it turned out, he didn t have to. He announced his retirement from competitive golf a few weeks after winning the U.S. Amateur. He was 28. Dey, then a 23-year-old sportswriter for The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, was there at Merion in Ardmore, Pa., when Jones completed the Grand Slam. Now 83, Dey said Jones performance was simply unbelievable. I saw every shot, and I haven t seen anyone since as dominant as Jones was in that Amateur, Dey said. None of his matches went past the 14th hole. He cruised along. Considering the pressure and the crowds you have to remember in those days the fairways weren t roped it was a remarkable performance by a remarkable player. Dey has seen all the great players and says only Hogan and Nicklaus equaled Jones in figuring out a way to win. If Nicklaus couldn t do it, I don t think it could be done. Maybe Hogan could have, but there wasn t that much emphasis on the Grand Slam during his day. I don t see anyone out there today who knows how to win like they did and like Jones did. Also, it s just too hard now because there are too many good players to expect one to win all four, and too, I believe the intense media attention given to the majors creates tremendous pressure that begins to build when someone wins the first two. Hogan, now 78, agrees about the media pressure. It s incredible, he said, much more so than when I played. Because it was impossible for me to play in all four in 1953, there was none of that. Dey credits Jones with the Grand Slam transformation from two amateurs and two Opens to today s four pro majors. When Jones retired, there was not another amateur of his ability, and after he started Augusta National, and the Masters took hold, the attention turned away from the amateurs to the professionals, he said. What Jones did was win the Grand Slam, then without realizing it, created another one. How good was Jones? From 1923 through 1930, Jones won 13 major national titles in the U.S. and Great Britain, 62 percent of the championships he entered. In the last 11 British and U.S. Opens in which he played, he finished no worse than second in 10, winning seven times. And from the time he was 14 to the time he was 28, no player ever beat him twice in championship match play. It also must be noted that Jones was hardly a full-time golfer. Often he would go months without picking up a club. Instead, he studied mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech, got a degree in English literature at Harvard, dabbled in real estate and then attended law school at Emory. In his 13 years in major championship competition, he was a student, high school or college, in nine of them. He played only 52 tournaments in that span, an average of four a year, and won 23. Though Jones was born and raised in Atlanta, there is no public display of his memorabilia. His old locker remains at East Lake Country Club men s locker room and several pictures hang on the walls of the grill room. Most of his trophies and his famous putter, Calamity Jane, are on display in a showcase in the Jones Room at the Atlanta Athletic Club. Jones died in the early evening of Dec. 18, He played his last round of golf in 1948, the year he was stricken with syringomyeliam, a disease that attacks the central nervous system. His burial is in Atlanta s Oakland Cemetery. His tombstone reads: Robert Tyre Jones, Jr. Born 1902 Died 1971 No other words were thought necessary. This story was written by the late Tom McCollister, who covered golf for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and paid this tribute to Bobby Jones on the 60th anniversary of his Grand Slam, in the Sept. 27, 1990, edition of the Journal and Constitution. Georgia Tech Golf Ramblinwreck.com 41

60 Honors/History Bob McDonnell - Ormond Beach, Fla. Career Honors and Statistics 3rd-team All-American 1985 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1985 ACC Champion 1985 ACC Academic Honor Roll 1984 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career 120-8, Career Tournament Results T54 Gator Invitational T13 Seminole Invitational Central Florida Intercollegiate T7 Junior-Senior Championship T28 Tar Heel Invitational T27 ACC Championship Hall of Fame Invitational Gator Invitational T50 Imperial Lakes Classic Iron Duke Classic Furman Invitational Tar Heel Invitational ACC Championship T58 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate T50 Southern Intercollegiate T19 Forest Hills Invitational MacGregor Intercollegiate T13 John Ryan Memorial T10 Dixie Intercollegiate Gator Bowl Invitational Hall of Fame Invitational Hilton Head Invitational Imperial Lakes Classic T14 Iron Duke Classic T7 Furman Invitational ACC Championship T18 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate Southern Intercollegiate T74 NCAA Championship T16 Honda Fall Collegiate Grandfather Mountain Invitational John Ryan Memorial Miami National Collegiate Hilton Head Intercollegiate T15 Imperial Lakes Classic Iron Duke Classic Furman Invitational ACC Championship Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate T38 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf

61 Charlie Rymer - Fort Mill, S.C. Career Honors and Statistics 3rd-team All-American 1988 Honorable Mention All-American 1989 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1988, 1989 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career , Career Tournament Results T7 USA-Japan Friendship T2 John Ryan Memorial T5 Dixie Intercollegiate T44 Palmetto Dunes Collegiate T37 Doral Park Invitational T24 Iron Duke Classic Furman Invitational T20 ACC Championship T37 Chris Schenkel Invitational Oak Tree Collegiate T91 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf T23 Guilford Invitational T18 Southwestern Intercollegiate T26 Southern Intercollegiate Golf World-Palmetto Dunes Collegiate Bill Bell Memorial Doral Park Collegiate Imperial Lakes Classic Iron Duke Classic T47 Furman Invitational ACC Championship T23 Chris Schenkel Invitational T26 NCAA Championship Tennessee Tournament of Champions T33 Red River Classic T1 Southern Intercollegiate T75 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes T39 Arizona Intercollegiate T62 Doral Park Collegiate T27 Imperial Lakes Classic Wofford Invitational T17 Furman Intercollegiate T5 ACC Championship T16 Chris Schenkel Invitational T3 NCAA East Regional T35 NCAA Championship T7 U.S.-Japan Friendship T16 Carpet Capital Collegiate T1 Southern Intercollegiate T60 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes Collegiate T15 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate T25 Doral Park Collegiate T32 Imperial Lakes Classic T43 Furman Intercollegiate T12 The American T24 ACC Championship T22 Cavalier Classic T9 NCAA East Regional T68 NCAA Championship Ramblinwreck.com 43

62 Honors/History David Duval - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Career Honors and Statistics 1st-Team All-American 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Fred Haskins Player of the Year 1993 Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year 1993 Dave Williams Award Recipient 1993 ACC Player of the Year 1992, 1993 ACC Champion 1991, 1993 U.S. Walker Cup Team 1992 U.S. World Amateur Team 1992 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career , Career Tournament Results T2 U.S.- Japan Friendship T4 Carpet Capital Collegiate T47 Southern Intercollegiate T70 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes Ring Arizona Intercollegiate T4 Doral Park National T2 ImperiaLakes Classic Furman Intercollegiate T12 The American ACC Championships T9 NCAA East Regional T8 NCAA Championship T40 Carpet Capital Collegiate T40 Preview Classic T4 Red River Classic T3 Southern Intercollegiate T9 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes Collegiate T128 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate T12 Doral Park national T37 Golf Digest Collegiate Furman Intercollegiate Ping American Intercollegiate Cavalier Classic T1 ACC Championship T4 NCAA East Regional NCAA Championship T27 Carpet Capital Collegiate Preview Classic T22 LSU National Collegiate Golf World-Palmetto Dunes Collegiate T14 Miami National Collegiate T8 Golf Digest Collegiate T13 Furman Intercollegiate T6 Ping-American Airlines Collegiate T1* Cavalier Classic T3 ACC Championship T5 NCAA East Regional T23 NCAA Championship T2 John Hancock All-American T17 Jerry Pate National Collegiate T6 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes T1 UNLV Rebel Classic T7 American University Collegiate T3 Ping Arizona Collegiate T3 Golf Digest Collegiate Carpet Capital Collegiate Ping American Collegiate ACC Championship Cavalier Classic Perry Maxwell Collegiate T3 NCAA East Regional NCAA Championship * Won playoff 44 Georgia Tech Golf

63 Jimmy Johnston - Knoxville, Tenn. Career Honors and Statistics 2nd-Team All-American 1992 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1992 NCAA East Regional Champion 1992 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career 75-5, Career Tournament Results T44 Carpet Capital Collegiate T5 Preview Classic T70 Red River Classic T6 Southern Intercollegiate T7 Palmetto Dunes Collegiate T28 Ping Arizona Collegiate T48 Doral Park National T61 Furman Intercollegiate T21 Ping American T8 Cavalier Classic T6 ACC Championship T13 NCAA East Regional T45 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf T5 Carpet Capital Collegiate T11 Preview Classic T28 LSU National Invitational T13 Palmetto Dunes Collegiate nd National Collegiate T13 Golf Digest Collegiate T35 Furman Intercollegiate T6 Ping American Cavalier Classic nd ACC Championship NCAA East Regional T26 NCAA Championship Ramblinwreck.com 45

64 Honors/History Stewart Cink - Florence, Ala. Career Honors and Statistics 1st-Team All-American nd-Team All-American 1993, 1994 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1993, 1994, 1995 Fred Haskins Player of the Year 1995 Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year 1995 Dave Williams Award 1995 ACC Player of the Year 1995 ACC Academic Honor Roll 1992, 1993 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career , Career Tournament Results T23 Carpet Capital Collegiate T43 Preview Classic T32 LSU National T56 Golf World-Palmetto Dunes T14 Miami National Collegaite T57 Golf Digest Collegiate T7 Furman Intercollegiate T35 Ping-American Airlines Collegiate T21 Cavalier Classic T3 ACC Championship NCAA East Regional T42 NCAA Championship T9 Jerry Pate National T12 Golf-World Palmetto Dunes T1 UNLV Rebel Classic American University Collegiate T3 Ping Arizona Collegiate T26 Golf Digest Collegiate T22 Carpet Capital Collegiate T42 Ping America Collegiate T12 ACC Championship T10 Cavalier Classic T7 The Maxwell T27 NCAA East Regional T13 NCAA Championship T19 Preview Classic Red River Classic DQ NA 2 John Hancock All-American Collegiate T51 Jerry Pate National T9 NCAA Puerto Rico Challenge T3 Golf Digest Collegiate T57 Morris Williams Intercollegiate Carpet Capital Collegiate T2 Ping Intercollegiate T4 ACC Championship T2 Cavalier Classic T31 The Maxwell NCAA East Regional T5 NCAA Championship Preview Classic T8 Topy Cup/U.S. Japan Friendship T3 Jerry Pate National Golf World Palmetto-Dunes NCAA Puerto Rico Challenge T11 Golf Digest Collegiate Morris Williams Intercollegiate Carpet Capital Collegiate T4 Ping Intercollegiate T8 ACC Championship T1 The Marwell T15 NCAA East Regional NA NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf

65 Matt Kuchar - Lake Mary, Fla. Career Honors and Statistics U.S. Amateur Champion st-team All-American 1998, rd-team All-American 1997 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Fred Haskins Player of the Year 1998 Dave Williams Award 2000 ACC Player of the Year 1998 ACC Rookie of the Year 1997 NCAA East Regional Champion 1998 Walker Cup 1999 Palmer Cup 1998, 1999 World Amateur Team 1998 ACC Academic Honor Roll 1997, 2000 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career Career Tournament Results T20 William H. Tucker Invitational T40 Keswick Club Cavalier Classic Tennessee Tournament of Champions T19 Taylor Made Red River Classic T18 Duke Golf Classic T19 Country Club of Louisiana Intercollegiate T9 Ping Arizona Intercollegiate T15 Puerto Rico Golf Classic Furman Intercollegiate T10 Carpet Capital Collegiate ACC Championships T21 Liberty University Golf Classic T6 NCAA East Regional MC NCAA Championship T5 William H. Tucker Invitational T21 Tennessee Tournament of Champions T38 Duke Golf Classic T8 Country Club of Louisiana Intercollegiate T2 Nelson Stanford Invitational T5 PING Arizona Intercollegiate T31 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Golf Classic T4 Carpet Capital Collegiate ACC Championships NCAA East Regional T7 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf T14 Ridges Invitational T26 Ping Golfweek Preview Invitational T54 Golfworld Palmetto Dunes Invitational T-1 Waikola Intercollegiate T-20 Puerto Rico Challenge T-47 Golf Digest Intercollegiate T29 Carpet Capital Collegiate T12 ACC Championship NCAA East Regional T120 NCAA Championship T14 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T8 Carpet Capital Collegiate T7 Golfworld Palmetto Dune Invitational Savana College All-America Classic T1 Waikoloa Intercollegiate T4 San Juan Shootout T7 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T7 U.S. Collegiate Championship T4 ACC Championship T14 NCAA East Regional T20 NCAA Championship Ramblinwreck.com 47

66 Honors/History Bryce Molder - Conway Ark. Career Honors and Statistics 1st-Team All-American 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Fred Haskins Player of the Year 2001 Jack Nicklaus Player of the Year 1998, 2001 Golfweek Collegiate Player of the Year 2001 Dave Williams Award Recipient 2001 ACC Player of the Year 1999, 2000, 2001 ACC Rookie of the Year 1998 ACC Champion 2000 Academic All-America Team Member of Year 2001 Academic All-American 1999, 2000, 2001 GCAA All-America Scholar 2000, 2001 World Amateur Medalist 2000 U.S. Walker Cup Team 1999, 2001 U.S. Palmer Cup Team 1999, 2001 NCAA Today s Top VIII Award 2001 Set all-time NCAA season (69.43, since broken) and career (70.69) scoring average records Tied NCAA single-round scoring record of 60 in 2001 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career , Career Tournament Results T3 William H. Tucker Invitational T37 Tennessee Tournament of Champions Duke Golf Classic Country Club of Louisiana Intercollegiate T12 Nelson Stanford Invitational T7 PING Arizona Intercollegiate T18 Waikoloa Intercollegiate T27 Puerto Rico Golf Classic T2 Cuscowilla Intercollegiate T1 Carpet Capital Collegiate T5 ACC Championships NCAA East Regional NCAA Championships * T3 Ridges Invitational T42 Golfweek Preview Invitational T2 Taylor Made Red River Classic Duke Golf Classic T2 Golfworld Palmetto Dunes Invitational T5 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic T1^ Golf Digest Intercollegiate T15 Chris Schenkel Invitational Carpet Capital Collegiate # T7 ACC Championship T3 NCAA East Regional T65 NCAA Championship T14 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational Carpet Capital Collegiate T2 Iron Duke Golf Classic T18 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Invitational Savane College All-America Classic T1 Waikoloa Intercollegiate T8 San Juan Shoot Out T17 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T10 U.S. Collegiate Championships ACC Championship T21 NCAA East Regional T15 NCAA Championship Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational Carpet Capital Collegiate Jerry Pate Intercollegiate $ 2 Golf World Invitational $# T13 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic T4 Las Vegas Intercollegiate Morris Williams Intercollegiate T4 U.S. Collegiate Championships ACC Championship % 2 NCAA East Regional T8 NCAA Championships *School record for 72-hole tournament ^Lost playoff to David Gossett on second hole $Lowest 54-hole tournament in school history #NCAA-tying and school-record round %Tied Lowest 54-hole ACC Championship score in school history 48 Georgia Tech Golf

67 Troy Matteson - Austin, Texas Career Honors and Statistics NCAA Champion st-team All-American 2002, rd-team All-American 2001 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 2001, 2002, 2003 Arnold Palmer Award 2002 Byron Nelson Award 2003 GCAA All-America Scholar 2002, 2003 ACC Academic Honor Roll 1999, 2000, 2001 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career Career Tournament Results T26 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T17 Carpet Capital Collegiate T15 Iron Duke Golf Classic T55 Golf World Palmetto Dunes Invitational T39 Waikoloa Intercollegiate T29 San Juan Shoot Out T17 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T5 U.S. Collegiate Championship ACC Championship T56 NCAA East Regional T30 NCAA Championship T23 Carpet Capital Collegiate T15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T28 Golf World Invitational T13 Taylor Made/ Waikoloa Intercollegiate T15 Puerto Rico Classic Las Vegas Intercollegiate T37 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T20 Ford U.S. Collegiate Championship T10 ACC Championship T49 NCAA East Regional T27 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf T19 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invit T3 Carpet Capital Collegiate T7 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T2 Long Cove Invitational T17 Savane College All-America Classic Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic T1 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T45 Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship T23 ACC Championship T60 NCAA East Regional NCAA Championship T1 Carpet Capital Collegiate T10 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T12 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate T23 Nelson Invitational T11 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T3 Puerto Rico Classic T22 Toyota Collegiate Championship T17 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T8 Augusta State Invitational T3 ACC Championship NCAA East Regional T39 NCAA Championship Ramblinwreck.com 49

68 Honors/History Kris Mikkelsen - Woodstock, Ga. Career Honors and Statistics 2nd-team All-American 2002 Honorable Mention All-American 2001 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 2002 U.S.-Japan Matches 2002 GCAA All-America Scholar 2001, 2002 ACC Academic Honor Roll 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career Career Tournament Results T44 Red River Classic T33 Duke Golf Classic T2 Golf World Palmetto Dunes Invitational T21 Waikoloa Intercollegiate Puerto Rico Classic T12 Golf Digest Intercollegiate T62 Chris Schenkel Invitational T21 Carpet Capital Collegiate T31 Iron Duke Golf Classic T8 San Juan Shoot Out T71 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T23 Carpet Capital Collegiate T33 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T24 Golf World Invitational T96 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T28 Puerto Rico Classic T6 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T9 Morris Williams Intercollegiate U.S. Collegiate Championship ACC Championship T75 NCAA East Regional T4 NCAA Championship T43 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T11 Carpet Capital Collegiate T10 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T9 Long Cove Invitational T17 Savane College All-America Classic T9 Waikoloa Intercollegiate T7 Puerto Rico Classic T10 Las Vegas Collegiate T16 Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship T9 ACC Championship T18 NCAA East Regional T33 NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf

69 Matt Weibring - Plano, Texas Career Honors and Statistics 3rd-Team All-American 2002 Honorable-Mention All-American 2000 All-Atlantic Coast Conference 2002 ACC Academic Honor Roll 2001 Year Rounds-Strokes Low-High Average Career Career Tournament Results T49 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T49 Duke Golf Classic T37 Chris Schenkel Invitational T12 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T60 Carpet Capital Collegiate T30 Golf World Palmetto Invitational T46 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T14 U.S. Collegiate Championship T31 ACC Championship T56 NCAA East Regional NCAA Championship Georgia Tech Golf T44 Ping/Golfweek Preview T36 Carpet Capital Collegiate T27 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T28 Golf World Invitational T67 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T15 Puerto Rico Classic T33 Las Vegas Intercollegiate T37 Morris Williams Intercollegiate T16 Ford U.S. Collegiate Championship T12 ACC Championship T10 NCAA East Regional T63 NCAA Championship T55 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational T17 Carpet Capital Collegiate T28 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Long Cove Invitational T37 Taylor Made/Waikoloa Intercollegiate T4 Puerto Rico Classic T19 Las Vegas Collegiate Ping/U.S. Collegiate Championship T2 ACC Championship NCAA East Regional T63 NCAA Championship Ramblinwreck.com 51

70 Honors/History GCAA All-America Scholars The Golf Coaches Association of America recognizes its All-America Scholars by honoring players who are at least juniors academically, hold a grade point average of 3.2 or above, play in 75 percent of the team s events and have a stroke average of 77 or better. Tom Shaw 1990 & 1991 Bryce Molder 2000 & 2001 Kris Mikkelsen 2001 & 2002 Troy Matteson 2002 & 2003 Chan Song 2004 Nicholas Thompson Georgia Tech Golf

71 All-Conference Honors All-Atlantic Coast Conference 1985 Nacho Gervas, Bill McDonald, Bob McDonnell 1986 Nacho Gervas 1987 Jay Nichols 1988 Charlie Rymer 1989 Charlie Rymer 1990 David Duval 1991 David Duval 1992 David Duval, Jimmy Johnston 1993 Stewart Cink, David Duval 1994 Stewart Cink, Mikko Rantanen 1995 Stewart Cink, Jason Walters 1997 Matt Kuchar 1998 Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder 1999 Carlton Forrester, Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder 2000 Matt Kuchar, Bryce Molder 2001 Troy Matteson, Bryce Molder 2002 Troy Matteson, Kris Mikkelsen, Matt Weibring 2003 Troy Matteson, Nicholas Thompson 2004 Chan Song, Nicholas Thompson, Roberto Castro ACC Player of the Year 1992 David Duval 1993 David Duval 1995 Stewart Cink 1998 Matt Kuchar 1999 Bryce Molder 2000 Bryce Molder 2001 Bryce Molder ACC Rookie of the Year 1997 Matt Kuchar 1998 Bryce Molder 2002 Chan Song 2004 Roberto Castro ACC Coach of the Year 1984 Puggy Blackmon 1985 Puggy Blackmon 1992 Puggy Blackmon 1993 Puggy Blackmon 1999 Bruce Heppler 2001 Bruce Heppler 2002 Bruce Heppler All-Southeastern Conference 1948 Albert Swann ACC Academic Honor Roll 1980 Thomas Moody, Rick Riddle, Robert Muir 1981 David Deiters, Chris Handy, Joe Lowery, John Peay, Rick Riddle 1983 Frank Harbist 1984 Peter Davison, Frank Harbist, Bob McDonnell, Lenny Nash 1985 Frank Harbist, Lenny Nash, Jay Nichols, Charlie Thomas 1987 Chris Cupit 1988 Chris Cupit, Alan Rosen, Tom Shaw 1989 Mark Lofye, Tom Shaw 1990 Tom Shaw 1992 Carlos Beautell, Stewart Cink 1993 Stewart Cink, Tommy Johnston 1994 Brad Carroll, Sam Hulsey, Brian Newton, Lance Stover 1995 Rob Anderson, Brad Carroll, Brian Newton, Lance Stover 1996 Rob Anderson, Brad Carroll, Mauricio Muniz, Brian Newton 1997 Matt Kuchar, Wes Latimer, Mauricio Muniz, Brian Newton 1998 Chip Brown, Bryce Molder, Mauricio Muniz, Brian Newton 1999 Chip Brown, Adam Cranford, Carlton Forrester, Wes Latimer, Troy Matteson, Kris Mikkelsen, Bryce Molder 2000 Chip Brown, Adam Cranford, Carlton Forrester, Matt Kuchar, Troy Matteson, Kris Mikkelsen, Bryce Molder 2001 Chip Brown, Adam Cranford, Troy Matteson, Kris Mikkelsen, Bryce Molder, Matt Weibring 2002 Mike Barbosa, Adam Cranford, Kris Mikkelsen, Nicholas Thompson, Chan Song 2003 Mike Barbosa, Adam Cranford, Thomas Jordan, Nicholas Thompson, Chan Song 2004 Mike Barbosa, Nicholas Thompson, Chan Song, Roberto Castro, Kevin Larsen THE BEGINNING Bob McDonnell (left), Bill McDonald (center) and Nacho Gervas not only were Tech s first all-atlantic Coast Conference performers in golf, they led the Yellow Jackets to their first ACC golf title in Georgia Tech Hall of Fame Honorees Name Class Perry Adair 1918 Tommy Barnes 1938 James R. Cleveland 1960 Charles Dannals, Jr H.E. Dennison (coach) David Duval 1993 Bill Eager, Jr Nacho Gervas 1997 Watts Gunn 1927 Charles Harrison 1952 George W. (Bunky) Henry 1967 George D. Johnson, Jr Robert Tyre (Bobby) Jones 1922 Bill McDonald 1988 Bob McDonnell 1986 Larry Mize 1979 Berrien Moore 1935 Jay Nichols 1987 Tommy Plaxico (coach) William D. Ploeger 1963 Frank M. Ridley, Jr John H. Ridley 1935 Charlie Rymer 1990 Albert Swann 1949 Ewing G. Watkins 1921 Charles R. Yates 1935 Daniel Yates, Jr Ramblinwreck.com 53 Georgia Tech Golf

72 Honors/History Georgia Tech Team Awards Robert Tyre Jones Award (Player of the Year) 1984 Nacho Gervas 1985 Bob McDonnell 1986 Nacho Gervas 1987 Jay Nichols 1988 Bill McDonald and Charlie Rymer 1989 Charlie Rymer 1990 David Duval 1991 David Duval 1992 David Duval 1993 David Duval 1994 Stewart Cink 1995 Stewart Cink 1996 Sam Hulsey 1997 Matt Kuchar 1998 Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder 1999 Bryce Molder 2000 Matt Kuchar and Bryce Molder 2001 Bryce Molder 2002 Troy Matteson 2003 Troy Matteson 2004 not awarded Charlie Yates Cup (Outstanding Academic Achievement) 1984 Peter Davison 1985 Charlie Thomas 1986 Bob McDonnell 1987 Chris Cupit 1988 Chris Cupit 1989 Tripp Isenhour 1990 Tom Shaw 1991 Tom Shaw 1992 Stewart Cink 1993 Stewart Cink 1994 Brian Newton 1995 Brian Newton 1996 Lance Stover 1997 Lance Stover 1998 Wes Latimer 1999 Bryce Molder 2000 Troy Matteson 2001 Kris Mikkelsen 2002 Kris Mikkelsen 2003 Chan Song 2004 Chan Song BOBBY JONES The greatest amateur golfer, he captured five U.S. Amateur titles, four U.S. Open titles and was undefeated in five Walker Cup matches. He captured golf s only grand slam in CHARLIE YATES He captured the 1934 NCAA Championship and was undefeated in the 1936 and 38 Walker Cups. Among his greatest amateur achievements were winning the British Amateur and the Western Open. Watts Gunn Trophy (Most Improved Player) 1984 Dave Hopson 1985 Jay Nichols 1986 Lenny Nash 1987 Jeff Rich 1988 Tripp Isenhour 1989 Trey Holroyd 1990 Tom Shaw 1991 Chan Reeves 1992 Jimmy Johnston 1993 Carlos Beautell 1994 Mikko Rantenan 1995 Sam Hulsey 1996 Mauricio Muniz 1997 Mike Pearson 1998 Carlton Forrester 1999 Wes Latimer 2000 Matt Weibring 2001 Troy Matteson 2002 Troy Matteson 2003 Adam Cranford 2004 Mike Barbosa 54 Georgia Tech Golf WATTS GUNN Pictured on the left, he captured the 1927 NCAA Championship and was undefeated in the 1926 and 28 Walker Cups.