OLE MISS MEN S GOLF QUICK FACTS 2016

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2 OLE MISS MEN S GOLF QUICK FACTS 2016 GENERAL INFORMATION Name...University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Location... Oxford, Miss. Founded... Nov. 6, 1848 Enrollment... 24,050 Nickname... Rebels Colors... Cardinal Red & Navy Blue Conference... Southeastern Chancellor.... Dr. Jeffrey S. Vitter Athletics Director Ross Bjork ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Associate A.D./Media and P.R.... Kyle Campbell Graduate Assistant (Men s Golf Contact)... Steven Oubre Cell Phone saoubre@go.olemiss.edu Fax Associate Director... Daniel Snowden Office Number Cell Phone desnowde@olemiss.edu Fax Associate Director...Joey Jones Associate Director... Kim Ling Assistant Director.... Jessica Poole Assistant Director...Adam Kuffner Assistant Director...Brandon lee Senior Staff Assistant... Ashley Mangrum Mailing Address... P.O. Box 217 University, MS Overnight Address All-American Dr. University, MS Website Team Head Coach Facebook... OleMissMGolf COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Chris Malloy Alma Mater....Ole Miss, 2001 Years at Ole MIss...Third Year Assistant Coach...Kyle Ellis Alma Mater....Ole Miss, 2008 Years at Ole MIss...Third Year Golf Office Number Golf Fax Number Golf Senior Staff Assistant... Katherine Thorton Phone Number TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 5/3 Key Returnees... Braden Thornberry Avg.; 2 Tournament Wins, 3 Top-5 Finishes, 6 Top-20 Finishes Ben Wolcott Avg.; 1 Top-5 Finish, 3 Top-20 Finishes Key Losses.... Forrest Gamble Avg.; 1 Top-10 Finish, 2 Top-20 Finishes Newcomers... Brody Blackmon, Fr., Sulphur Springs, Texas. Chip Getx, Fr., Paradise Valley, Ariz. Matthew Ruel, Fr., Oldsmar, Fla. Kerry Sweeney, Jr., Melbourne, Fla. On the cover.... Sophomore Braden Thornberry Designed and edited by:.... Kim Ling, Steven Oubre, Dan Pellegrino, Daniel OleMissMGolf OleMissMGolf WeAreOleMiss 2

3 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NAME YR-EXP HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) Brody Blackmon FR-HS Sulphur Springs, Texas (Sulphur Springs High School) Beau Briggs SO-1L Covington, La. (St. Paul s) Chip Getz FR-HS Paradise Valley, Arizona (Brophy College Preparatory) Kathryn Cather Matthew Ruel FR-HS Oldsmar, Fla. (Jesuit High School) Josh Seiple RS SO-1L Castle Rock, Colo. (Valor Christian) Kerry Sweeney JR-JC Melbourne, Fla. (Eastern Florida State College) Braden Thornberry SO-1L Southaven, Miss. (DeSoto Central) Noah West RS SR-2L Belden, Miss. (Tupelo) Ben Wolcott SR-2L Dickson, Tenn. (Dickson County) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Chris Malloy (Ole Miss, 2001) Third year at Ole Miss Assistant Coach: Kyle Ellis (Ole Miss, 2008) Third year at Ole Miss OLE MISS MEN S GOLF ROSTERS OLE MISS MEN S GOLF SCHEDULE DATE Tournament Host Location Sept The Invitational at The Ocean Course College of Charleston Kiawah Island, S.C. Sept FAMC Intercollegiate at The Grove Middle Tennessee State Nashville, Tenn. Oct. 2-3 Marquette Intercollegiate Marquette Milwaukee, Wis. Oct Auto Trader Intercollegiate Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 30- Nov. 1 Princeville Warrior Invitational Hawaii Kauai, Hawaii Feb Puerto Rico Classic Purdue Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Feb Querencia Cabo Collegiate Arkansas/Houston Cabo San Lucas, Mexico March Lamkin San Diego Classic San Diego/San Diego State San Diego, Calif. March Hootie at Bulls Bay College of Charleston Charleston, S.C. April 3-4 Old Waverly Intercollegiate Mississippi State West Point, Miss April Ryman Hospitality Intercollegiate Lipscomb Nashville, Tenn. April SEC Championship SEC St. Simons Island, Ga. May NCAA Regionals NCAA TBA May NCAA Championships NCAA Sugar Grove, Ill. 3

4 OLE MISS MEN S GOLF STATS SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE TOURNAMENT FINISH/TEAMS SCORE TOP FINISHER Sept Carpet Capital Collegiate T-12th/ Noah West/23rd Sept Shoal Creek Invitational 9th/ Ben Wolcott/T-9th Oct. 4-6 Erin Hills Intercollegiate 4th/ Braden Thornberry/T-8th Oct U.S. Collegiate Championship 15th/ Noah West/T-34th Nov. 2-4 Princeville Warrior Invitational 12th/ Ben Wolcott/T22nd Feb Mobile Sports Authority Intercollegiate 7th/ Ben Wolcott/T-3rd Feb. 28-March 1 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 8th/ Braden Thornberry/T-18th March Seminole Intercollegiate T-7th/ Braden Thornberry/T-4th March FAU Slomin Autism Invite 1st/ Braden Thornberry/T-1st April 4-5 Old Waverly Invitational 2nd/ Braden Thornberry/1st April SEC Championships 13th/ Braden Thornberry/12th INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NAME TOURN. RNDS STROKES AVG. BEST 18 BEST 54 TOP 5 TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH Braden Thornberry , st Ben Wolcott , T-3rd Noah West , T-4th Forrest Gamble , T-10th Beau Briggs , T-28th Connor Davis , T-26th TEAM , st TOURNAMENT RESULTS Carpet Capital Collegiate Sept. 8-9 Rocky Face, GA. (The Farm Golf and CC) 23. Noah West T34. Ben Wolcott T55. Forrest Gamble T67. Braden Thornberry T73. Beau Briggs Auburn Clemson South Carolina LSU Georgia Tech Alabama Florida Tennessee North Carolina Kennesaw State South Florida T12. Ole Miss T12. Chattanooga North Florida Dalton State Shoal Creek Invitational Sept Birmingham, Ala. (Shoal Creek Golf and CC) T9. Ben Wolcott T20 Forrest Gamble T20. Braden Thornberry T50. Noah West Connor Davis UAB North Florida GRU Augusta Houston College of Charleston South Carolina Washington Mississippi State Ole Miss Troy Winthrop West Virginia Erin Hill Intercollegiate Oct. 4-6 Erin, Wisc. (Erin Hills Golf Club) T8. Braden Thornberry T14. Noah West T19. Ben Wolcott T28. Beau Briggs Forrest Gamble SMU Oklahoma State UCLA Ole Miss Marquette Wisconsin New Mexico Miami (OH) Northern Illinois Colorado State St. John s

5 U. S. Collegiate Championship Oct Alphatetta, Ga. (Golf Club of Georgia) T34. Noah West T36. Braden Thornberry T69. Forrest Gamble T79. Ben Wolcott T87. Beau Brigg T1. Wake Forest T1. Auburn Clemson Florida State Georgia Tech T6. Texas T6. Stanford Southern California Oklahoma Virginia LSU East Tennessee State Oklahoma State UCLA Ole Miss Kent State Iowa Princeville Warrior Invitational Nov. 2-4 Princeville, Hawai'i (Makai Golf Club) T22. Ben Wolcott T28. Braden Thornberry T36. Noah West T62. Connor Davis T65. Forrest Gamble T79. Beau Briggs* *Competed as individual 1. Alabama Wake Forrest UAB Pepperdine Cal Poly Louisville UMKC East Tennessee St Saint Mary's (CA) T10. McNeese State T10. U. of San Francisco OLE MISS Colorado State Idaho San Diego Hawaii Hawaii (B) Mobile Sports Authority Intercollegiate Feb Mobile, Ala. (Magnolia Grove Crossings Golf Course) T3. Ben Wolcott T25. Forrest Gamble T30. Braden Thornberry T43. Noah West T65. Beau Briggs Auburn Chattanooga Wake Forrest Kansas State Georgia State South Alabama Ole Miss Mississippi State Eastern Michigan Southern Mississippi Texas State Louisiana-Lafayette Illionois State Middle Tenn. State Mercer Querencia Cabo Collegiate Feb. 28-March 1 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico(Querencia Golf Club) T18. Braden Thornberry T28. Ben Wolcott T34. Forrest Gamble T54. Connor Davis T60. Noah West Georgia South Florida Baylor T4. California T4. Stanford Vanderbilt Florida State Ole Miss Arkansas T10. LSU T10. Washington T12. Houston T12. Oregon State Wake Forest Rice Seminole Intercollegiate Mar Tallahassee, Fla. (Southwood Golf Course) T4. Braden Thornberry T13. Noah West T25. Ben Wolcott T51. Forrest Gamble Beau Briggs No. 3 Auburn No. 4 Florida State James Madison T4. East Tennessee State T4. No. 23 Penn State Troy T7. Jacksonville T7. Ole Miss No. 48 Louisville VCU Illinois State Mercer Pennsylvania West Virginia FAU Slomin Autism Invite Mar Lake Worth, Fla. (Fountains Country Club) T1. Braden Thornberry Noah West T10. Forrest Gamble T23. Connor Davis Ben Wolcott Ole Miss Connecticut Central Florida T4. DePaul T4. Florida Atlantic Murray State Georgia Southern Florida Gulf Coast Bethune-Cookman Middle Tennessee St Jacksonville State Miami (OH) Georgetown Hartford Toledo Stetson Morehead St Canisius College

6 Old Waverly Collegiate Championship April 4-5 West Point, Miss. (Old Waverly Golf Club) T1. Braden Thornberry T4. Noah West T26. Forrest Gamble T28. Connor Davis T67 Ben Wolcott McNeese State Ole Miss Lipscomb Georgia State Kansas State Southeastern Louisiana Mississippi State Louisiana Tech Louisiana-Lafayette Cincinnati South Alabama Southern Miss Chattanooga West Virginia T15. Louisiana-Monroe T15. UT Arlington SEC Men's Golf Championships April St. Simons Island, Ga. (Sea Island Golf Club- Seaside Course) 12. Braden Thornberry T49. Ben Wolcott T52. Forrest Gamble T58. Connor Davis T69. Noah West Georgia Texas A&M T3. Arkansas T3. Florida LSU Auburn Kentucky Vanderbilt Tennessee South Carolina Alabama Missouri Ole Miss Mississippi State NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional April Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Ol' Colony Grove Complex) T21. Braden Thornberry

7 A Derek Abel 2006 Charles Allen 1951 Matt Armstrong 1996; 98 Doug Auw George Ayers 1957 B Brice Bailey Ed Barnett 1975 Jerry Barrier 1953 Jon Bartlett Jim Beavers Brewer Binion 2005 Larry Blatt 2006 Joe Bonargo Lucas Boyd 2003,2005 Bedford Bradley Leigh Brannan Nick Brown Chad Bounds Beau Briggs Tom Brown Billy Brozovich Buddy Bryant Tommy Butler C Bill Cagle 1952 John Campbell Tim Cantwell Phil Caravia Jimmy Carle Dean Causey 1975 Ray Chaote 1950 Tommy Clement Billy Coffee Darren Cole Willis Connell Jim Cooper 1950 Clayton Covey 1987; 89 Bill Crenshaw 1954 Lewis Culley Jr Maxie Cupit 1976 D Sean Dale 2009 Jeff Dandurand Rob Darden Jeff Daves Joe David Connor Davis Floyd Davis 1960 Scott Davis Bobby Day Glen Day Ramsey Day 1995 Felder Dearman 1950 Raymond Dearman 1960 Johnny Delprete Johnny Dement Jordan Dempsey Cedric Denis 2000 Jack Dilworth 1987; Ladd Dilworth 1985 Robert Dreyfus 1999; 2001 Ben Dupont E-F Kyle Ellis , 2008 Brendan Fisher Buzz Fly 1976 Dave Foley Don Fruge G Stephen Gaia 1997 Forrest Gamble Jarrod Gardner Ed Gattlin Robert Genin Charles Gillis 1953 Lan Gooch Joe Rice Goodman Charles Graeber Ken Graeber Adam Grogan 1995 William Grubbs 1992 Josh Gunn 1994 H Justin Hacker John Harless 1988 Greg Heinecke Michael Hodges 1999 Mark Hodgins 1990 Jimmy Hoppen Barry House 1976 Allen Hovious John Howard ; 97 Jamie Howarth 2006 Thad Hudgens 1992; J-K Bob Jones 1952 Bryan Kane Pete Kellermann 2010 Peter Kelly 1997 Rick Kies Jeff King Kmiecik, Kyle 2011 L Ben Lane Dale Lane 1961 Johnny Lang Gregory Lawrence 1960 J.J. Lawrence 1952 Lanne Lawson 1992 Jimmy Lear 1953 Van Lee Jonathan Lenz 2003 Joe Lewis David Lingle Clay Long Matt Long 1984 Sam Longston Jr Duane Lorio Bill Lovelady Neal Lovelady ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Ben Lowery Al Lyle M Callum Macaulay Chris Malloy David Marino Farley McElroy Ham McGuire 1984 Bobby Maddox Dwight Maddox 1967 Gary Martin Andrew Medley Ryan Michals Dave Miley Mark Mills 1987; Luke Minor 1990 Blake Morris Troy Muller 1997; Chris Mullhaupt 2008, 2011 Hugh Muse N-O Dave Nichols Don Noblitt Gene Odom 1973 John Openshaw 1961 P Pat Palmer Bobby Parker Dave Peege Jim Pegues 1950 John Pegues John Pinel Lane Pippin Jack Pittman Chris Polk 1981 William Power Greg Price 1996 Primavera, Zach 2011 Will Pritchard Peter Pugh II 1996; Bill Pullen Buck Purselley R Jonathan Randolph Cary Rawlings David Ray Charles Rea Greg Richey 1980 Mike Riley Warren Rodgers Will Roebuck , 2009 Chris Rogers Fletcher Rosenbaum 1951 Ernest Ross Ralph Ross Brian Rowell ; Gary Ryan 1967 S Danny Sanford 1998 Terry Schad Ryan Schwartz Nick Shelton 1991 Alex Shields Jr David Shields Haymes Snedeker Chris Shuler 1989 Jesse Speirs Pope Spruiell Jim Stahnke Bill Stallings 1957 Stefan Strandlund 2009 Chip Sullivan Adam Swope Brian Swope T Denzil Taylor Dow Taylor 1994 Robert Temple J.J. Thompson 2001 Braden Thornberry Bob Travis Dennis Troy Jan A. Tyler 1957 Neil Valentine 1972 Gene Van Cleve Vance Veazey W Larry Wagster Randy Watkins Thomas Watkins 2011 Chuck Webb 1969 Alex Weddington Noah West Neil White Jr Will White Jimmy Whitten Dick Wilkerson Greg Williams 1980 Wayne Williams Wes Willis 1996; Ben Wolcott Bill Woodbury 1980 Z Zschau, Karla Zschau, Kira

8 CARY MIDDLECOFF 1939 Cary Middlecoff distinguished himself as the greatest golfer in Ole Miss history and one of the best the Mid-South has ever known. Middlecoff was Ole Miss first golf All-American in He entered the PGA Tour in 1947, and from 1947 to 1961, Middlecoff won more than 40 tour events and about $250,000. He finished runner-up on the money list four times. Middlecoff won the 1949 and 1956 U.S. Opens and the 1955 Masters. In 1974 Middlecoff was inducted into the PGA Hall of Fame. He became the 48th member of the PGA/World Golf Hall of Fame in After retiring from competition, Middlecoff spent 15 years as a network television golf commentator. Middlecoff died Sept. 1, 1998 of heart failure at the age of 77. RANDY WATKINS 1982 Randy Watkins enjoyed a fine career for the Rebels from , earning honorable mention All-America status in He captured medalist honors in helping lead Ole Miss to a second-place finish at the SEC Championships in Watkins picked up first team All-SEC honors in 1982 and He is tied with four other players for the lowest threeround score in the history of Ole Miss men s golf, and ranks second in tournament victories, with four. A former member of the PGA Tour, Watkins owns and operates two golf courses in Mississippi. He currently serves as Tournament Director for the Viking Classic (formerly the Southern Farm Bureau Invitational), the PGA Tour event in Mississippi. ALL-AMERICANS DARREN COLE 1984, 1985 Darren Cole picked up honorable mention All-America honors in 1984 and made the second team in He was a member of the 1984 SEC Championship team as well as consecutive NCAA Teams in 84 and 85. Cole was the SEC Co-Player of the Year in 1985 with teammate Dave Peege. He earned All-SEC first team honors in 1984 and 85 and second team honors in He ranks first in the Ole Miss record books with 26 top-10 finishes in his career and second with 16 top-five showings. His stroke average in the season ranks as the third best all-time. LAN GOOCH 1988 Lan Gooch arrived at Ole Miss in the fall of 1985, and it wasn t long before he became a part of history with the Rebel golf team. In his first year, the team finished fourth at the NCAA Championships. Gooch is one of 11 Rebels to compete in the NCAA Championships as an individual. An All-SEC selection in 1987 and 1988, Gooch was also named an Honorable Mention All-American following his senior campaign in That season, he also claimed medalist honors at the SEC Championship. Following his collegiate career, Gooch continued playing, qualifying for the PGA Tour in Gooch is currently the head pro at the Natchez Trace Golf Club in Saltillo, Miss. JON BARTLETT 2000 Jon Bartlett spent two years with the Rebels in 1999 and 2000 and led the team to consecutive NCAA appearances. Bartlett earned honorable mention All-America honors in 2000 as well as All-SEC accolades. He finished the season with four top-five, eight top- 10 and 11 top-20 finishes. Bartlett advanced to the NCAA Championships in 2000 as an individual and shot a careerbest 66 in the second round on his way to a tie for 24th. He finished with a stroke average for the season and ended the year ranked No. 29 by Golfweek. JORDAN DEMPSEY 2005 Jordan Dempsey played three years for the Rebels and turned in one of the finest seasons in Ole Miss history, earning honorable mention All-America honors in He finished that season with the lowest stroke average in the SEC at 71.47, which still ranks as the second lowest ever at Ole Miss. Dempsey, who earned All-SEC first team honors, qualified for the 2005 NCAA East Regional as an individual. He won his first ever professional title in 2007, capturing the NGA Hooter s Tour Buffalo Run Classic in Miami, Okla. DAVE PEEGE 1984, 1985 Dave Peege earned first team All-American honors in backto-back years (1984-8`5), while helping lead the Rebels to unprecedented heights. As a sophomore in 1983, Peege was selected to the All-SEC first team and took medalist honors at the SEC Championships. In 1984 Peege helped lead the Rebels to the SEC Championship and the team s first ever NCAA Championship appearance, while earning SEC Player of the Year honors along the way. His senior season, Peege was named SEC Co-Player of the year with teammate Darren Cole and helped lead the Rebels to their best finish (fourth) ever at the NCAA Championships. BRIAN ROWELL 1995 Brian Rowell lettered four years for the Rebels in the middle 90s, and had his best season in 1995, earning honorable mention All-America honors. He qualified for the NCAA East Regional and just missed making the NCAA Championships. Rowell, an All- SEC first-team selection, won one title and had seven topfive finishes that year while closing with a stroke average. He followed up the 95 campaign with his second consecutive trip to the NCAA East Regional, concluding the season with five top-10 and seven top-20 finishes. Rowell earned All- SEC honors for the second year in a row after finishing as the runner-up at the SEC Championships. 8 JONATHAN RANDOLPH 2010 Jonathan Randolph became the ninth All-American in the history of the program in 2010, earning first team honors from the Golf Coaches of America Association (GCAA) and Golfweek. He is the second first team All-American in the program s history. Randolph produced one of the best seasons in Ole Miss history, finishing with the lowest stroke average (70.44) in a season by a Rebel and ending the year ranked No. 6 nationally. He earned first team All-SEC honors and led the league in stroke average all season. Randolph won three times in 2010 and posted eight top-five finishes, including third at the SEC Championships and the NCAA East Regional. In addition, Randoph was selected to the All-Nicklaus Team and was a member of the winning United States Palmer Cup Team. He went at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland in helping the U.S. reclaim the cup.

9 SEC COACH OF THE YEAR SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR SEC HONORS SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ernest Ross 1982 and 1984 Dave Peege 1982 Dave Peege (Co-Player of the Year) Darren Cole 1985 (Co-Player of the Year) SEC MEDALISTS 2016 BOYD MCWHORTER MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Randy Watkins 1982 Dave Peege 1983 Chip Sullivan 1986 Lan Gooch 1988 Forrest Gamble

10 ALL-SEC SELECTIONS Jon Bartlett First Team, 2000 Tom Brown Freshman Team, 2010 Tim Cantwell Second Team, 1994 Darren Cole First Team, 1984, 85 Second Team, 1986 Sean Dale Freshman Team, 2009 Joe David Second Team, 2009, 12 Freshman Team, 2009 Jordan Dempsey First Team, 2005 Lan Gooch First Team, 1987, 88 Pete Kellermann Freshman Team, 2010 Clay Long Second Team, 1972 Callum Macaulay Second Team, 2007 Gary Martin Second Team, 1982 Dave Miley Second Team, 1987, 89 Troy Muller Second Team, 2001 Dave Peege First Team, 1983, 84, 85 Lane Pippin Second Team, 1997 Jonathan Randolph Freshman Team, 2008 First Team, 2010 Brian Rowell First Team, 1995, 96 Haymes Snedeker First Team, 1999 Jesse Speirs Second Team, 2008 Chip Sullivan First Team, 1986 Randy Watkins First Team, 1982, 83 10

11 1968 NCAA Championship University Course Las Cruces, N.M. June (Individual only) Chuck Rea Neal Lovelady 1972 NCAA Championship Cape Coral Golf Resort Cape Coral, Fla. June (Individual only) Clay Long 1984 NCAA Championship Bear Creek GolfWorld Houston, Texas May th Darren Cole (T24) Dave Peege (T24) Duane Lorio Chip Sullivan Gary Martin NCAA East Regional Long Bay Club Myrtle Beach, S.C. May (Individual only) Dave Miley NCAA East Regional Yale University GC New Haven, Conn. May (Individual only) Brian Rowell (T78) 1996 NCAA East Regional The Monster Course West Point, N.Y. May (Individual only) Brian Rowell (T53) 1997 NCAA Championship Cascades Course Hot Springs, Va. May (Individual only) Lane Pippin (T80) 1999 NCAA East Regional Rhode Island CC Barrington, R.I. May th Troy Muller (T24) Haymes Snedeker Chris Malloy Jon Bartlett Phil Caravia NCAA Central Regional Victoria Country Club Victoria, Texas May th Jon Bartlett (T10) Troy Muller Andrew Medley Phil Caravia Chris Malloy NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES 1985 NCAA Championship Grenelefe Resort Haines City, Fla. May th Darren Cole (T6) Glen Day Dave Peege Chip Sullivan Duane Lorio NCAA Championship Bermuda Run CC Winston Salem, N.C. May (Individual only) Chip Sullivan NCAA Championship N. Ranch CC Westlake Village, Calif. May (Individual only) Lan Gooch NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES 2001 NCAA East Regional Golden Horseshoe GC Williamsburg, Va. May T10th Phil Caravia (T8) Andrew Medley Troy Muller J.J. Thompson Tommy Clement NCAA East Regional Golf Club of Georgia Alpharetta, Ga. May th David Marino (T50) Will Roebuck Chris Rogers Callum Macaulay Brice Bailey NCAA East Regional Council Fire Golf Club Chattanooga, Tenn. May th Jonathan Randolph (T47) Kyle Ellis Jesse Speirs David Marino Johnny Delprete NCAA Central Regional Club at Olde Stone Bowling Green, Ky. May T6th Jonathan Randolph (T7th) Joe David Jesse Speirs Will Roebuck Billy Brozovich NCAA Southeast Regional Capital City Club at Crabapple Alpharetta, Ga. May T6th T3. Jonathan Randolph T34. Joe David T58. Billy Brozovich T63. Pete Kellermann T72. Tom Brown NCAA Championship Hazeltine National GC Chaska, Minn. June T24th Phil Caravia (46) Chris Malloy Troy Muller Jon Bartlett Haymes Snedeker NCAA Championship Grand National Opelika, Ala. May 31-June 3 (Individual only) Jon Bartlett (T24) 2001 NCAA Championship Duke University Course Durham, N.C. June T18 J.J. Thompson (T49) Andrew Medley (T49) Troy Muller Phil Caravia Tommy Clement NCAA East Regional Pete Dye River Course Blacksburg, Va. May th T10. Joe David T42. Jonathan Randolph T59. Billy Brozovich T63. Chad Bounds Kyle Kmiecik NCAA Athens Regional University of Georgia Golf Course Athens, Ga. May (Individual only) Joe David NCAA Auburn Regional Auburn University Club Auburn, Ala. May 15 (Individual only) Blake Morris NCAA East Regional The Farm Golf Club Santa Fe, Cal. May th Blake Morris Ben Wolcott Josh Seiple Forrest Gamble Noah West NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional Ol Colony Golf Complex Tuscaloosa, Ala. May 16 (Individual only) Braden Thornberry Ole Miss earned its highest finish ever at the NCAA Team Championships, shooting a to finish fourth at the Grenelefe Resort in Haines City, Fla., May 22-25,

12 MOST TOP FIVE FINISHES, SEASON MOST VICTORIES, SEASON (Spring Hill, New Orleans, Panhandle, Country Club of Jackson, Red Carpet, SEC Championship) MOST TOP TEN FINISHES, SEASON MOST ROUNDS UNDER PAR, SEASON MOST TOP FIVE FINISHES, SEASON 9 Dave Peege, Brian Rowell, Jonathan Randolph, Jordan Dempsey, Darren Cole, MOST TOP FIVE FINISHES, CAREER 17 Dave Peege, Darren Cole, Brian Rowell, ; Jonathan Randolph, 2008-Present MOST TOP TEN FINISHES, SEASON 10 Dave Peege, Jordan Dempsey, Darren Cole, Jonathan Randolph, Jon Bartlett, Darren Cole, Brian Rowell, MOST TOP TEN FINISHES, CAREER 26 Darren Cole, Dave Peege, Jon Bartlett, Brian Rowell, ; Jonathan Randolph, Kyle Ellis, LOWEST SINGLE ROUND SCORE 62 Dave Peege, 1985 Gator Intercollegiate (2nd rnd)* 63 Darren Cole, 1985 Chris Schenkel Intercoll. (3rd rnd) Joe David, 2010 SEC Championship (3rd rnd) 64 Lan Gooch, 1987 Gator Intercollegiate (1st rnd) Mark Mills, 1987 Gator Intercollegiate (1st rnd) Jonathan Randolph, 2009, Mason Rudolph Championship (1st rnd) 65 Billy Brozovich, 2011, Sam Hall Intercollegiate (1st rnd) Kyle Ellis, 2004 Raising Cane Classic (2nd rnd) Randy Watkins, 1982 Miss. Intercollegiate (3rd rnd) Dave Peege, 1983 Miss. Intercollegiate (3rd rnd) Lane Pippin, 1997 Gator Invitational (1st rnd) J.J. Thompson, 2001 Gator Invitational (2nd rnd) Jonathan Randolph, 2008 Rio Pinar Invitational (1st rnd) *Tournament Record TEAM RECORDS MOST ROUNDS PAR OR BETTER, SEASON LOWEST TOTAL FOR SINGLE ROUND Gator Invitational Mississippi Intercollegiate Mason Rudolph Championship 1983 Spring Hill Intercollegiate 2009 Mason Rudolph Championship Sam Hall Intercollegiate 2011 Sam Hall Intercollegiate 2005 All South Collegiate Invitational 2001 Gator Invitational 2001 Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate 1982 Mississippi Intercollegiate 1984 Gator Invitational 277 6x, last at 2016 FAU Slomin Autism Invite LOWEST TOTAL FOR A TOURNAMENT Mississippi Intercollegiate Gator Invitational Gator Invitational Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 12 LOWEST TWO-ROUND SCORE 131 Dave Peege 1985 Gator Intercollegiate Jonathan Randolph 2009 Mason Rudolph Championship LOWEST THREE-ROUND SCORE 203 Troy Muller 2001 Gator Invitational Haymes Snedeker 1998 Gary Koch/Cleveland Intercollegiate Dave Peege 1985 Gator Intercollegiate Dave Peege 1983 Mississippi Intercollegiate Randy Watkins 1982 Mississippi Intercollegiate LOWEST STROKE AVERAGE, SEASON Jonathan Randolph Dave Peege Joe David Jordan Dempsey MOST ROUNDS UNDER PAR, SEASON 22 Dave Peege Jordan Dempsey Joe David Haymes Snedeker Jonathan Randolph MOST ROUNDS PAR OR BETTER, SEASON 28 Jonathan Randolph Dave Peege Kyle Ellis Jordan Dempsey Joe David MOST ROUNDS IN THE 60s IN A SEASON 14 Jonathan Randolph Joe David Jonathan Randolph University Club Intercollegiate Raising Cane Classic 2016 FAU Slomin Autism Invite Gator Invitational Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Princeton Warrior Classic 2012 Sam Hall Intercollegiate 2011 Mason Rudolph Championship MOST TOURNAMENT VICTORIES 7 Dave Peege 1981 Memphis State Tiger Intercollegiate, 1983 SEC Championship, 1984 Pan American Intercollegiate, 1984 Gator Invitational, 1984 Red Carpet, Intercollegiate, 1984 LSU Invitational, 1985 Gator Intercollegiate 4 Randy Watkins 1982 Country Club of Jackson, 1982 SEC Championship, 1982 Mississippi Intercollegiate, 1983 Panhandle Intercollegiate

13 TEAM TOURNAMENT TITLES TOURNAMENT DATE SCORE HIGHEST UM FINISH/PLACE (SCORE) Mississippi Intercollegiate Lewis Culley Jr. (138) Mississippi Intercollegiate Lewis Culley Jr. (139) Mississippi Intercollegiate Jim Gamblin (145) Buckhaults Invitational Mar. 18, Mississippi Intercollegiate Chuck Rea (141) Mississippi Intercollegiate Chuck Rea (N/A) Mississippi State Invitational Southern Miss Invitational Mississippi Intercollegiate Arkansas State/ Delta State Spring Arkansas State/ Eastern Illinois Centenary Classic Fall 1972 N/A Clay Long (N/A) Mid South Classic Fall 1974 N/A Leigh Brannan/1st (144) Mississippi Intercollegiate Fall 1975 N/A Leigh Brannan/2nd (144) Country Club of Jackson Rick Kies/1st (211) Memphis State Tiger Intercollegiate Oct , Dave Peege/1st (215) Mississippi Intercollegiate Nov. 1-2, Randy Watkins/2nd (215) Mississippi Intercollegiate Oct. 3-4, Randy Watkins/1st (203) New Orleans Intercollegiate Mar. 3-5, Randy Watkins/3rd (224) Spring Hill Intercollegiate Nov , Matt Long/2nd (136) UNO-Marriott Intercollegiate Mar. 1-3, Darren Cole/2nd (216) Panhandle Intercollegiate Mar , Dave Peege/2nd (216) Country Club of Jackson Apr. 6-8, Dave Peege/2nd (211) Red Carpet Intercollegiate Apr. 20, Dave Peege/1st (70) SEC Championship May 11-13, Dave Peege/2nd (213) Dixie Intercollegiate Nov. 2-4, Darren Cole/1st (213) Panhandle Intercollegiate Mar , Darren Cole/2nd (209) Country Club of Jackson Apr , Dave Peege/T2nd (209) Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate Apr , Darren Cole/2nd (205) Cape Coral Intercollegiate Mar , Will Pritchard/T4th (215) Fairfield Bay Classic Sept , Jeff Daves/1st (216) Pepsi USF Invitational Mar , John Pinel/T2nd (215) Mississippi Coca-Cola Invitational Oct , Tim Cantwell/1st (142) Fairfield Bay/Pepsi Invitational Oct , William Power/1st (141) Legends/Pepsi Intercollegiate Sept , John Howard/6th (145) SLU-Mardi Gras Invitational Mar , Lane Pippin/1st (211) Gary Koch/Cleveland Intercollegiate Oct , Haymes Snedeker/1st (203) Alabama Spring Invitational Mar , Haymes Snedeker/2nd (211) Raising Cane Classic Sept , Kyle Ellis/T1st (206) All South Collegiate Invitational Feb , Jordan Demspey/T1st (139) Magnolia Cup Sept. 23, Jamie Howarth/2nd (67) Squire Creek Invitational Oct , Chris Rogers/T1st (211) USA Spring Golf Classic Mar , Kyle Ellis/1st (212) Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Oct , Callum Macaulay/T5th (216) Memphis Intercollegiate Oct. 8-9, Jesse Speirs/2nd (139) Squire Creek Invitational Oct , Kyle Ellis/T5th (215) Mason Rudolph Intercollegiate Oct , Jonathan Randolph and Jesse Speirs/T3rd (69) Linger-Longer Invitational Mar , David Marino/T3rd (213) Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Feb , Jonathan Randolph/T3rd (215) Sam Hall Intercollegiate Sept , Blake Morris/3rd (207) Querencia Cabo Challenge Oct , Forrest Gamble and Blake Morris/T5th (73) FAU Slomin Autism Invite March 25-27, Braden Thornberry/T-1st (205) FAMC Intercollegiate At The Grove Sept , Braden Thornberry and Ben Wolcott/T4 (211) AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic Sept , Braden Thornberry/1st (198) 13

14 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT TITLES NAME TOURNAMENT DATE SCORE TEAM FINISH/SCORE Lewis Culley Jr. Mississippi Intercollegiate st/568 Lewis Culley Jr. Mississippi Intercollegiate st/577 Van Lee Mississippi Intercollegiate nd/607 Jimmy Hoppin Mississippi Intercollegiate nd/563 Jim Gamblin Mississippi Intercollegiate st/586 Chuck Rea Mississippi Intercollegiate st/598 Chuck Rea Mississippi Intercollegiate 1968 N/A 1st Bill Lovelady Mississippi Intercollegiate nd Clay Long Centenary Classic 1972 N/A N/A Leigh Brannan Mid South Classic Fall st Leigh Brannan Mississippi Intercollegiate Fall T2nd Johnny Lang Southern Junior-Senior Spring th Rick Kies Country Club of Jackson st/872 Dave Peege Memphis State Tiger Intercollegiate Oct , st/ Randy Watkins Country Club of Jackson Apr , th/ Randy Watkins SEC Championship May 13-15, nd/ Randy Watkins Mississippi Intercollegiate Oct. 3-4, st/ Randy Watkins Panhandle Intercollegiate Mar , nd/878 Dave Peege SEC Championship May 13-15, th/ Dave Peege Pan American Intercollegiate Feb. 7-11, th/ Dave Peege Gator Invitational Feb , nd/ Dave Peege Red Carpet Intercollegiate Apr. 20, st/292 Dave Peege LSU National Invitational Oct. 3-5, th/ Darren Cole Dixie Intercollegiate Nov. 2-4, st/ Dave Peege Gator Intercollegiate Feb , th/ Chip Sullivan SEC Championship May 16-18, rd/ Lan Gooch Dixie Intercollegiate Oct , nd/ Jeff Daves Fairfield Bay Classic Sept , st/ Dave Miley LSU Invitational Sept , rd/ Lan Gooch SEC Championship May 13-15, T3rd/ Tim Cantwell Mississippi Coca-Cola Invitational Oct , st/ William Power Fairfield Bay/Pepsi Invitational Oct , st/ Brian Rowell Mercedes Benz Collegiate Feb , nd/ Brian Rowell Legends/Pepsi Intercollegiate Sept , T4th/ Lane Pippin SLU-Mardi Gras Invitational Mar , st/ Haymes Snedeker Gary Koch/Cleveland Intercollegiate Oct , st/ Haymes Snedeker Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate Apr. 9-11, rd/ Troy Muller Gary Koch/Cleveland Intercollegiate Oct , nd/ Troy Muller Louisiana Classic Mar , rd/ Jordan Dempsey All South Collegiate Invitational Feb , st/ Kyle Ellis USA Spring Golf Classic Mar , st/ Jonathan Randolph Mason Rudolph Championship Sept , th/ Jonathan Randolph Gator Invitational Feb , th/ Jonathan Randolph Chris Schenkel Mar , T5th/ Blake Morris Chris Schenkel Sep. 30-Oct. 1, T3rd/ Braden Thornberry FAU Slomin Autism Invite March 25-27, st/ Braden Thornberry Old Waverly Collegiate Championship April 4-5, nd/ Braden Thornberry FAMC Intercollegiate at the Grove Sept st/ Braden Thornberry AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic Oct st/

15 Cary Middlecoff, a Memphis, Tenn., native, distinguished himself as the greatest golfer in Ole Miss history and one of the best the Mid-South has ever known. Middlecoff was Ole Miss first golf All- American in Middlecoff earned his dental degrees and was part of the Army Dental Corps in World War II. During a military leave in 1945, the 23-year-old Army Lieutenant left his mark on the golfing world when he won the North-South Open in Pinehurst, N.C. He was the first and only amateur ever to win that event when it was part of the the PGA tour. After leaving the military at the rank of Captain, Middlecoff went to work in his father s dental office in Memphis. He never intended to make a career out of professional golf, but his father, Dr. H.F. Middlecoff, encouraged him to make a living playing golf. He entered the PGA tour in 1947, and from 1947 to 1961, Middlecoff won more than 40 tour events and about $250,000. He finished runner-up on the money list four times. In his first season, Middlecoff won the Charlotte Open and collected $2,000, a huge paycheck for that era. Middlecoff went on to win $10,000 that year. The rest of the story is history. Middlecoff won the 1949 and 1956 U.S. Opens and the 1955 Masters. He was runner-up in the 1957 U.S. Open and finished second twice in the Masters, 1948 and Middlecoff just missed winning the 1955 PGA Championship as he was edged out by Doug Ford. Middlecoff s best year came in 1955 when he won six titles (The Masters, Crosby, St. Petersburg, Western, Miller Open and Cavalcade of Golf) and was the second leading money earner. He also finished second on the money list in 1949, 1951 and 1952, captured the Vardon Trophy in 1956 with a stroke average and competed on winning Ryder Cup teams in 1953, 1955 and In 1974, Middlecoff was inducted by the PGA of America (in conjunction with golf writers and a panel of other experts) into the PGA Hall of Fame. He became the 48th member of the PGA/World Golf Hall of Fame in Middlecoff was one of the first inductees into the PGA Hall of Fame along with Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen. His induction ceremonies were appropriately conducted at Pinehurst, N.C., the new home of the Golf Hall of Fame and the golf resort where he won his first professional tournament. In 1990, Middlecoff became a member of the Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame and in 1996 was selected to the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame. After retiring from competition, Middlecoff spent 15 years as a network television golf commentator. Middlecoff died Sept. 1, 1998, of heart failure at age 77. CARY MIDDLECOFF Ole Miss Golf s First All-American PGA/World Golf Hall of Fame Inductee Above: Cary Middlecoff (third from right) stands for a group shot with his teammates at Ole Miss. Below: An article in PGA Magazine in 1986 with an interview with Dr. Middlecoff. Middlecoff was inducted into the PGA/World Golf Hall of Fame following a career of more than 40 tour wins that included: the 1955 Masters and two U.S. Open titles (1949, 1956). He was also a member of three winning Ryder Cup teams (1953, 33 and 59). 15