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1 AUBURN GOLF

2 Since Head Coach Nick Clinard arrived in Auburn in 2009, the Tigers have accumulated 14 team and 15 individual wins. 2

3 SUCCESS UNDER CLINARD Team Wins (14) 2010 Tiger Shootout 2010 Chris Schenkel Invitational 2010 Jerry Pate National Collegiate 2011 Chris Schenkel Invitational 2011 Bluegrass Invitational 2011 Carpet Capital Collegiate 2012 Gator Invitational 2012 Hootie at Bulls Bay 2012 The McLaughlin 2013 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 2013 Samford Intercolligate 2014 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 2014 Tiger Invitational 2014 Hootie at Bulls Bay Individual Medalists (15) Kyle Kopsick Gary Koch Intercollegiate Will McCurdy Tiger Shootout John Stembridge Bluegrass Invitational Niclas Carlsson Jerry Pate National Collegiate 2012 Hootie at Bulls Bay 2013 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 2014 Hootie at Bulls Bay Blayne Barber Bridgestone Collegiate Dominic Bozzelli U.S. Collegiate Championship 2012 Gator Invitational 2013 Amer Ari Invitational Jake Mondy The McLaughlin Michael Johnson Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate Blake Messer USA Individual Matt Gilchrest UK Bluegrass Invitational Honors Blayne Barber - Dominic Bozzelli - Niclas Carlsson - Matt Gilchrest - Michael Hebert - Michael Johnson - Kyle Kopsick - Will McCurdy - David Zickler Second Team All-American Jake Mondy NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2011 First Team All-SEC 2011 Second Team All-American 2011 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2012 First Team All-SEC 2012 First Team All-American 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2012 All-American Honorable Mention Team 2012 Second Team All-SEC 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2011 SEC All-Freshman Team 2011 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2012 Second Team All-SEC 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2014 Second Team All-SEC 2014 Second Team All-SEC 2014 SEC All-Freshman Team 2011 Second Team All-SEC 2011 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2013 Second Team All-SEC 2012 SEC All-Freshman Team 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2010 Second Team All-SEC 2012 Second Team All-SEC 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2010 SEC All-Freshman Team Amateur Accomplishments Blayne Barber Florida State Am Champion 2010 US Am Qualifer Medalist 2011 Walker Cup 2011 Palmer Cup 2011 U.S. Am, 2010 U.S. Am 2012 Palmer Cup Dominic Bozzelli Eastern Am Champion 2010 RDGA Match Play Finalist 2011 New York State Am Champion 2012 New York State Am Champion Niclas Carlsson World Amateur Team Championship Michael Johnson U.S. Amateur 2012 Greystone Invitational Champion 2013 Alabama State Amateur Championship 2013 Dogwood Invitational Will McCurdy Palmetto Am Medalist 2011 U.S. Amateur 2011 Eastern Am Runner-up 2012 Virginia State Am Champion 3

4 The McLaughlin Champions

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6 6 Jake Mondy captures 1st place in the 2012 McLaughlin open. It was Mondy s first tournament as an Auburn Tiger.

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8 mobile bay intercollegiate champions

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10 10 niclas carlsson captured 1st place at the 2013 mobile bay intercollegiate, carlson s third individual championship of his career.

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12 Auburn in the Pros On Aug. 11, 2013, former Auburn golfer Jason Dufner captured his first PGA major winning the PGA Chamionship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y. On the weekend, Dufner shot 10-under with an impresive second round score of 63. Dufner became the first Auburn golfer ever to win a major PGA tournament. 12

13 Jason Dufner During his PGA Tour career, Dufner has placed in the Top times, while earning over $17 million. Dufner also has represented Team USA in the 2012 Ryder Cup and the 2013 Presidents Cup. In 2013, Dufner finished 19th in the FedEx Cup Rankings. The Cleveland, Ohio, native has finished in the Top-5 in five majors. 13

14 Will Claxton John Huston Earned PGA Tour Card in 2012 Two Top-10 and eight Top-25 finishes on the PGA Tour Eight Hooters Tour Top-10s Reached more than $1 million in career earnings in 2013 More than $16 million in career earnings Won 1987 PGA Tour Q-School Seven PGA Tour wins Made 362 career cuts on PGA Tour Seven Top-10s in rookie year on Champions Tour Four Top-10s in the 2012 and 2013 Champions Tour AUBURN IN THE PROS The Auburn Men s Golf program is currently represented on all levels of proffesional golf by a host of former student-athletes who continue to find success playing the game they love. This group of Auburn alumni, day in and day out, personify the character and spirit of the Auburn Family. 14

15 Roland Thatcher Gary Christian 11 PGA Tour Top-10s Over $4 million in career earnings Three Web.com Tour wins 19 Web.com Tour Top-10s Eight top-25s in 2014 Web.com Tour 15 Web.com Tour Top-10s Two Web.com Tour wins Earned 2012 PGA Tour Card Seven Top-25s on PGA Tour James Mason Lee Williams Earned over $3 million on Champions Tour 16 Champions Tour Top-10s 63 Champions Tour Top-25s Earned his PGA Tour Card for 2013 Earned more than $130,000 in his first year on the PGA Tour Winner of the Mexico Open on the Web. com Tour Two NGA Tour wins 15

16 More Former Tigers Currently On Tour Reid Edstrom Eight Hooters Tour Top-10s Runner-up Heart of North Carolina Classic T Savannah Lakes Village Classic 2012 Web.com Tour member Patton Kizzire Three Hooters Tour Top-10s T Sanannah Lakes Village Classic Andrew Medley Nine Hooters Tour Top-10s Winner Michelob Ultra Classic Winner Jani-King Classic Glenn Northcutt 2012 Web.com Tour member Blayne Barber 2014 South Georgia Classic Champion Eight Web.com Tour Top-10s One PGA Tour Top-25 Earned his PGA Tour card for 2015 Dominic Bozzelli Two Web.com Tour Top-10s in 2014 Gordon Strother Winner - PSPGT Stonebridge GC Jimmy Brandt Winner - PSPGT Stonebridge GC 16

17 Collegiate Success Team Victories Chip Spratlin 1995 National Champion Individual Medalists Jimmy Green 1990 NCAA Regional Medalist 6 Collegiate Victories 3 SEC Team Championships 2 Regional Championships 4 SEC Individual Champions 17

18 Jack Key Practice Facility The new Jack Key Golf Facility features three indoor hitting bays, lounge and locker rooms, club repair and video analysis. Utilizing 22 acres, the practice facility features a range of nearly 400 yards with tees at both ends allowing players to train in a variety of wind conditions. There is also a new 8,300 square-foot teaching facility on the north end of the range, which includes three indoor hitting bays, locker rooms and video analysis. 18

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20 Home Courses AU Club at Yarbrough Farms Par 72, 7,326 yards Grand National Lakes Par 72, 7,149 yards Farm Links Par 72, 7,444 yards Grand National Links Par 72, 7,311 yards Moore s Mill Club Par 72, 6,871 yards Grand National Par-3 Saugahatchee Country Club Par 72, 6,800 yards 20 Auburn Links at Mill Creek Par 72, 7,090 yards

21 The Auburn golf team is proud to have the finest golfing facilities for practice and competition of any college golf program in the country. With eight top-rated majestic courses, Auburn has every means possible for preparation. The Tigers have the advantage to play any of the courses any day of the year. Golf is a 365-day a year event in the desirable and favorable weather conditions of Auburn. AU Club at Yarbrough Farms The city of Auburn, Alabama, is home to a 15-year-old golf club constructed by Auburn people for Auburn people, The Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms. The course opened in the fall of 1999 and hosted the opening stage of PGA Tour Q-School in 2009, 2010 and The Auburn University Course also played host to the 2003 NCAA East Men s Regional and numerous PGA Qualiyfying School events over the years. The Auburn University Club features an 18-hole championship golf course, state-of-the-art practice facilities and a full service clubhouse as well as office space for the Auburn University golf coaches and locker rooms for both the men s and women s golf teams. On November 1, 2012, the NCAA announced Auburn University and the Auburn University Club would be one of six host sites for the 2014 NCAA Men s Golf Regional Championships. Designer Former Auburn golfer Bill Bergin designed The Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms. The fourtime All-SEC selection and member of Auburn s 1981 SEC Championship team began his design career in 1990 under Bob Cupp, the 1992 Architect-of-the-Year. Golf Course Located off Shug Jordan Parkway, just north of campus, the Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms is situated on more than 200 acres of rolling wooded terrain. Endowed with outstanding natural amenities such as Yarbrough Lake, the 25-acre centerpiece of the property, and Saugahatchee Creek, which meanders along the 12th, 13th and 14th holes, the site is one of the top golf courses in the South. At 7,326 yards from the back tees, the golf course carves through magnificent trees, across wetlands, along creeks and streams and around the lake. Natural and man-enhanced water features play a prominent role at The Auburn University Club as they blend throughout the property and are visible on 14 of 18 holes. Designed with the intention of hosting an NCAA or other national championship, the course is a challenging yet playable for all levels of golfers. With subtly shaped Tift Eagle greens, surrounded by a balanced mix of chipping areas, bunkers and rough and fairways that roll and blend with the existing contours, The Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms is destined to become a distinguished addition to the Loveliest Village on the Plains. Grand National The 54-hole Grand National complex, part of the world-renown Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, has two 18-hole par-72 courses and one 18-hole par-3 course. The Lake Course played host to the 2004 NCAA Women s Golf Championship and the 2000 NCAA Men s Golf Championship. It was also the site of the 1999 SEC Women s Golf Championship, 1998 LPGA Tournament of Champions, 1997 Nike Tour Championship, 1996 NCAA Women s Golf East Regional and the 1994 NCAA Men s East Regional. The Links Course ranks as one of the most impressive tracks in the country. It played host to the 1997 SEC Men s Golf Championship. The 18-hole, par-3 course is a truly beautiful layout that allows Tiger golfers excellent practice on their iron and short game play. The driving ranges at The Trail courses are also a spectacle to see. 21

22 Table of Contents Table of Contents Success Under Clinard McLaughlin Open Champions Jake Mondy 2012 McLaughlin Open Champ Mobile Bay Champions Niclas Carlsson Mobile Bay Champ Jason Dufner Auburn in the Pros Collegiate Success Jack Key Practice Facility Home Courses Quick Facts/Table of Contents...22 Roster/Schedule...23 Head Coach Nick Clinard Assistant Coach Corey Maggard Player Bios Season Recap Statistics Auburn in the NCAA Championship Auburn in the NCAA Regionals Auburn in the SEC Championship All-Time Even Appearances...56 All-Time Results Tournament Titles Auburn Record Book Auburn All-Americans...65 Auburn All-SEC Selections...66 Auburn Greats...67 All-Time Letterwinners About Auburn Auburn Traditions Auburn Administration...74 Auburn University Location... Auburn, Ala. Founded...April 1, 1856 Enrollment...25,469 President... Jay Gogue Athletic Director...Jay Jacobs Conference...Southeastern Colors... Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Nickname...Tigers Staff/Team Info Head Coach...Nick Clinard (Sixth Season) Assistant Coach... Corey Maggard (First Season) Lettermen Returning... 7 Lettermen Lost... 3 Top Returners... Matt Gilchrest, Will Long, Jake Mondy, Daniel Stringfellow, Michael Johnson Top Newcomers... Matthew Perrine, Ben Schlottman Media Relations Media Relations Office...(334) Chuck Gallina, Golf Contact...(334) gallica@auburn.edu On the Web... Address...Auburn Athletic Complex 392 S. Donahue Auburn, AL To the Media Auburn Media Relations considers its work with the media a top priority. Part of that commitment is the publication of this media guide and the continuing distribution of tournament notes and releases. Should a request arise, please do not hesitate to contact us. We appreciate your interest in Auburn golf and look forward to an outstanding season. Auburn University is an equalopportunity employer. 22

23 Roster & Schedule Auburn Golf Roster NAME YEAR HOMETOWN Ryan Benton Rs. So. Dothan, Ala. Matt Gilchrest So. Southlake, Texas. Michael Johnson Rs. Jr. Birmingham, Ala. Will Long So. Gastonia, N.C. Blake Messer So. Hampton Cove, Ala. Jake Mondy Rs. Jr. Blacksburg, Va. Matthew Perrine Fr. Austin, Texas Ben Schlottman Fr. Advance, N.C. Daniel Stringfellow Sr. Roselle, Ill. Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Nick Clinard (Wake Forest, '95) Sixth Season at Auburn Corey Maggard (Transylvania, '08) First Season at Auburn Auburn Golf Schedule FALL 2014 Sept. 5-7 Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Dalton, Ga. Sept Primland Collegiate Invitational Primland Resort Meadows of Dan, Va. Oct Sagamore Preview Sagamore Club Noblesville, Ind. Oct U.S. Collegiate GC of Georgia Alpharetta, Ga. SPRING 2015 Feb 5-7 Amer Ari Invitational King s Course Waikoloa, Hawaii Feb Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Crossings Course Mobile, Ala. March 8-10 Tiger Invitational Grand National Opelika, Ala. March Schenkel Invitational Forest Heights CC Statesboro, Ga. March Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate Bulls Bay GC Awendaw, S.C. April 6-7 Gary Koch Invitational Gaston CC Gastonia, N.C POST SEASON April SEC Championship Seaside GC Sea Island, Ga. May NCAA Regional TBA TBA May 29-June 3 NCAA Championship Concession Club Bradenton, Fla. Credits The Auburn Men's Golf Media Guide is published by Auburn Media Relations Office, a division of the Auburn Athletic Department. The media guide was written, designed and edited by George Nunnelley with assistance from Chuck Gallina on Adobe InDesign. Special thanks to Nick Clinard for his contributions. Photographs by Todd Van Emst, Mike Griffin, Susan Hawkins and Lisa Kopsick. 23

24 Nick Clinard Head Coach sixth Year Nick Clinard is in his 14th year overall as a head coach and sixth season with the Auburn men s golf team. Under Clinard, the Tigers have earned 14 team and 15 individual titles while bringing in the strongest recruiting classes the Tigers have seen in years. Clinard has posted a.749 winning percentage at Auburn with a record of through Feb. 4, In , Auburn finished 13th in the 2013 NCAA Championship in Milton, Ga., after finishing tied for second at the NCAA Regional in Columbus, Ohio. The Tigers finished the season ranked 14th nationally while having a record of Auburn won three tournament titles at The McLaughlin, Mobile Bay Classic and Samford Intercollegiate. The Tigers had three individual medalists with redshirt freshman Jake Mondy at The McLaughlin in his first career tournament, Dominic Bozzelli at the Ameri Ari Invitational and Niclas Carlsson at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate. Senior Michael Hebert was selected to the All-SEC second team while Mondy was a Freshman All-SEC selection. Since Clinard came to Auburn in 2009, Auburn has produced five All-Americans, seven Academic All-Americans and 14 All-SEC selections, including two All-SEC first-team selections, five All- SEC second-team picks and five Freshman All-SEC selections. Clinard coached the Tigers to their third-straight NCAA Championship appearance last year as the Tigers had three tournament wins and eight top three finishes, including thirds in both the NCAA Regional and SEC Championship. Auburn, which was , finished 23rd in the NCAA Championship in Hutchinson, Kan., and finished ranked 19th overall. Auburn was ranked No. 1 nationally in the Coaches Poll after two events in the season for the first time since the poll began in It marked the first time Auburn received a No. 1 ranking since the fall of The Tigers finished the season ranked a school-best fifth nationally in the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings with three team victories and three individual wins and a record of (.833), the second best winning percentage in school history. Auburn advanced to the NCAA Championship for the first time under Clinard, finishing 15th at historic Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, Calif. Auburn s three tournament wins in came in the Tiger Invitational Presented by Jason Dufner, the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate and the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate as Niclas Carlsson tied for first with a and Matt Gilchrest finished a stroke behind with a Senior Niclas Carlsson and freshman Matt Gilchrest were both All-SEC second-team selections, and Gilchrest was also named to the Freshman All-SEC team. Three Tiger freshmen were named SEC Freshman of the Week, including Gilchrest, Blake Messer and Will Long. Gilchrest was named SEC Player and Freshman of the Week following his four-stroke win at the UK Bluegrass Invitational. Messer won the USA Individual Tournament in Mobile while Long finished 10th in the USF Invitational. Auburn won the Carpet Capital Collegiate for its first opening season victory since the 1978 Alabama Intercollegiate. The Tigers also won the Gator Invitational and Hootie at Bulls Bay. Dominic Bozzelli became the first Auburn golfer in history to win back-toback tournaments with the U.S. Collegiate and the Gator Invitational. Niclas Carlsson won the Hootie at Bulls Bay, a shot ahead of Blayne Barber. The Tigers were the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Greensboro Regional for the first time in school history. At the regional, Auburn had an incredible final four holes as it went 8-under par over that span to jump from seventh to finish third to qualify for the NCAA Championship for the first time since Auburn men s golf received the NCAA Public Recognition Award for placing in the top 10 percent in the most recent multi-year Academic Progress Rate scores with a perfect 1000 APR. Auburn placed 10 on the 2014 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll five on the 2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll. Five Auburn golfers earned All-SEC and NCAA All-Southeast Region honors, including first-team Blayne Barber, second-teamers Will McCurdy, Dominic Bozzelli and Niclas Carlsson and Freshman All-SEC Michael Johnson. The five All-SEC honorees are the most in program history, breaking the record of four in Junior All-American Blayne Barber finished the campaign with a scoring average of 70.76, which snapped the 36-year-old Auburn record that was set by Buddy Gardner in The Lake City, Fla., native finished the year with seven top-5 finishes including back-to-back runnerups at the E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational and the Hootie at Bulls Bay. Barber finished the season ranked No. 7 in the nation in the Golfweek/ Sagarin Rankings and became the first Auburn golfer to be named a first-team All-American since Chip Spratlin and Iain Steel in

25 In , Auburn finished with a school record winning percentage of.907 with a record as the Tigers won backto-back titles at the Chris Schenkel Invitational in 2010 and 2011 while also winning the 2010 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate, 2010 Tiger Shootout and 2011 UK Bluegrass Invitational. The Tigers finished the season ranked 11th nationally and advanced to the NCAA Colorado Regional. Three Tigers were PING All-Southeast Region selections in sophomores Blayne Barber, Michael Hebert and freshman Niclas Carlsson. Only three NCAA Div. I programs had more selections than Auburn. Auburn also had three All-SEC selections as Ben Hogan Award semifinalist Blayne Barber was named first-team All-SEC leading the Tigers with a scoring average as Hebert as an All-SEC second team pick while Carlsson was a Freshman All-SEC selection. It marked the first time since 2005 that three Tigers earned All-SEC honors. Barber was also selected to play in the prestigious Palmer Cup. In , Kyle Kopsick was named All-SEC second-team while David Zickler was named to the Freshman All-SEC team. Alongside Barber in , Michael Hebert was named All-SEC second team while Niclas Carlsson was named Freshman All-SEC after he became to first freshman since Jimmy Green in 1988 to earn individual medalist honors. In his first two recruiting classes, Clinard signed a pair of recruits ranked top-10 in the world - Sweden s Niclas Carlsson and Michael Johnson of Birmingham, Ala. Clinard also signed the No. 1 recruit out the state of Alabama two seasons in a row in Michael Johnson and Ryan Benton. Since coming to Auburn, Clinard has coached five All-Americans, seven Academic All-Americans, 14 All-SEC and nine NCAA All-Southeast Region selections. Blayne Barber, who transferred from Central Florida when Clinard came to Auburn, was named an All-America first-team selection in 2012 and an All-America second-team pick in 2011 while Dominic Bozzelli was an honorable mention All-American in As swing coach for Barber, Clinard helped the Lake City, Fla., native become just the second golfer in school history to earn the honor of representing the United States at the Walker Cup. Barber also represented the United States at the 2011 and 2012 Palmer Cup. Barber earned his PGA Tour card for 2015 by finishing seventh on the 2014 Web.com Tour by earning $269,111. Clinard also coached Barber and David Johnson, who both were Florida State Amateur Golfer of the Year, the highest award in the state of Florida. In his career, Clinard has 25 tournament victories including two conference championships, coached seven All-Americans, eight Academic All-Americans, two conference players of the year, three individual conference champions and 27 all-conference selections. UCF won the NCAA Southeast Regional title by defeating No. 2 Georgia and No. 13 South Carolina in 2009 along with claiming the school s first Conference USA Championship. The Knights also won The Hummingbird Intercollegiate and the Rio Pinar Invitational as Clinard was named Conference USA Coach of the Year and the NCAA Southeast Regional Coach of the Year. Clinard played professional golf for five seasons from on the NGA Hooters Tour as well as several Nike Tour and Canadian Tour events prior to becoming head coach of UCF. He was also the assistant tournament director of the Jim McLean Future Collegians World Tour from and worked as an assistant golf professional at the Hank Haney Golf Ranch in McKinney, Texas, from The Gastonia, N.C., native graduated from Wake Forest University in 1995 with a Bachelor s degree in speech communication. He played one year of collegiate golf at SMU before playing his final three years at Wake Forest from , where the Demon Deacons were ranked in the top 10 in the nation all three seasons. Clinard is married to the former Susan Roberts, and they have two daughters, Chloe and Peyton. 25

26 Corey Maggard Assistant Coach First Year Corey Maggard enters his first season as assistant coach at Auburn under head coach Nick Clinard after winning four-straight Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championships in his four years as head men s golf coach at Div. III Guilford College. Maggard, who led Guilford to 16 tournament wins in his four seasons, was named the Jack Jensen ODAC Coach of the Year three-straight seasons from Guilford spent time ranked No. 1 in the nation by Golf World and in the Golfstat.com rankings in 2011 and 2012 as the Quakers finished ninth at the 2011 NCAA Div. III Championship, 11th in 2012 and 17th in both 2013 and Transylvania won the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference title and earned the league s automatic bid to the NCAA Div. III Tournament in 2009 and The Pioneers featured the HCAC s top golfer both seasons and had nine allconference selections during his coaching tenure. Maggard was a four-year letterman at Transylvania from , was a three-time All-HCAC selection and helped lead the Pioneers to the HCAC Championship and a pair of NCAA Championship appearances in 2007 and He was the runner-up at the 2006 HCAC Tournament while finishing third as both a junior and senior. Corey is a winner and a big-time addition to our program, Clinard said. He did an incredible job at Guilford and won four-straight conference championships. I m excited to welcome Corey and his wife to the Auburn Golf Family. Guilford s Noah Ratner was selected a three-time first-team PING All-American and ODAC Golfer of the Year from and received the 2012 Jack Nicklaus Award as the Div. III National Player of the Year. Maggard coached three All-Americans and had 11 golfers earn 18 All-ODAC awards, including Tanner Gross, who was a second-team PING All- American in 2014 and won the Golf Coaches Association of America s Phil Mickelson Award as Div. III s top rookie. The London, Ky., native won the 2007 Anderson Spring Invitational and the 2005 Transylvania Spring Invitational and served four years on the student-athlete advisory committee. He has worked each summer at Jerry Haas Wake Forest University Golf Camps, spent four years as an assistant golf professional at the Man O War Golf Learning Center in Lexington, Ky., and is a Level Two Titleist Performance Institute Certified Golf Professional. He also worked as a golf operations assistant at the Gulf Stream Golf Club in Delray Beach, Fla. Maggard earned his B.A. degree in business management from Transylvania in He is married to the former Katie Young of Lexington, Ky. Prior to Guilford, Maggard spent two seasons as the assistant golf coach at Transylvania under Brian Lane. He was one of 10 semifinalists for the GCAA s 2010 Jan Strickland Award, which is given annually to the assistant from all levels in college golf who excels in working with studentathletes on the course and in the classroom. 26

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28 Ryan Benton RS Sophmore Dothan, Ala AHSAA Boys 1A-2A Individual State Champion BENTON BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Rds.Ctd T10 3 5/6 (.833) /3 (1.000) Totals /9 (.889) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T10 2. Primland Collegiate Invitational T Event Score To Par Finish 1. USA Individual T4 2. USF Invitational T37 3. Tiger Invitational E T12 4. UK Bluegrass Invitational T NO STATS ACCUMULATED 28

29 (Sophomore): Averaging strokes per round... Has three sub-par rounds... Two rounds in the 60s... Has counted five of six rounds played... Tied for 10th at 4-under par in the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 27th at the Primland Collegiate Invitational with a (Redshirt Freshman): Competed in four events, two as an individual... Had a stroke average of Counted 3 of 3 rounds... Tied for fourth at the USA Individual with a Tied for 37th in the USF Invitational with a Tied for 12th as an individual in the Tiger Invitational with a Tied for 12th as an individual in the UK Bluegrass Invitational with a Had six rounds at par or better... Two Top-5 finishes... Named 2014 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll... was the runner-up at the 98th Men s State Amateur Championship played at Lakewood Golf Club at Phoenix City... Finished 12th at the 2014 Players Amateur (Freshman): Redshirted this season... Qualified for the 2013 U.S. Amateur after shooting a minus-7 at Amelia National Golf and Country Club at Amelia Island, Fla.... Shot 145 over two days at the U.S. Amateur Championships in Brookline, Mass., shooting a 73 in the opening round and a 72 in the second round, missing the cut by one stroke. High School: Played for Providence Christian for six years... Helped lead Providence Christian to the 2012 AHSAA Boys 1A-2A State Championship while also winning the individual title... Was the runner-up in the 2011 State Championship... Was the State Individual Co-Champion his freshman year in Amateur and Junior: Advanced to the 2011 US Junior Am Quarterfinals... Finished fourth at the 2011 Greystone Invitational... Finished in fifth place at the 2011 and 2012 Future Masters... Placed in the top-25 at the 2012 Southeastern Am... Participated in the 2012 Western Am. Personal: Son of Tim and Michelle Benton... Has two sisters, Ashley and Emma... Swing coach is Tony Ruggiero... Home course is Dothan Country Club... Born on March 18, Majoring in public administration. 29

30 Matt Gilchrest Sophomore Southlake, Texas 2014 All-SEC Second Team 2014 Freshman All-SEC 2014 UK Bluegrass Invitational Champion GILCHREST BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd T2 7 11/11 (1.000) , /36(.861) Totals , /47 (.894) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T4 2. Primland Collegiate Invitational T3 3. Sagamore Fall Preview T2 4. U.S. Collegiate T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate E T12 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate T9 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T18 4. US Collegiate T29 5. Amer Ari Invitational T30 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate T34 7. Tiger Invitational T20 8. Hootie at Bulls Bay T3 9. UK Bluegrass Invitational SEC Championship T NCAA Regional T NCAA Championship T55 30

31 (Sophomore): Averaging a team-low strokes per round... Has seven of 11 sub-par rounds... Six of 11 rounds in the 60s... Has counted all 11 rounds played... Had his third consecutive top four finish to open the season by tying for second with teammate Dan Stringfellow at the Sagamore Fall Preview with a 2-under Tied for third at the Primland Collegiate Invitational with an 11-under Tied for fourth at 7-under in the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 17th at the US Collegiate with a (Freshman):An All-SEC second team selection... Named to the Freshman All- SEC team... Had a stroke average of Counted 31 of 36 rounds... Had two Top-5 finishes and three Top-10 finishes... Carded 19 rounds at par or better... Played 15 sub-par rounds... Played nine rounds in the 60s... Named both SEC Player of the Week and SEC Freshman of the Week after his win at the UK Bluegrass Invitational where he fired a 9-under Tied for third after a final round 66 at Hootie for Bulls Bay with a 6-under Tied for ninth in the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a Tied for 13th in the SEC Championship with a Tied for 18th in the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate with a Tied for 20th in the Tiger Invitational with a Tied for 29th at the US Collegiate with a Tied for 30th at the Amer Ari Invitational with a Tied for 34th in the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate with a Tied for 52nd in the NCAA Regional with a Tied for 55th in the NCAA Championship with a Named to the 2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll... Finished third at the 2014 Trans-Miss Championship at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla. High School: Played for Southlake Carroll and was named the Team MVP. Amateur and Junior: 2013 FJ Invitational Champion... Finished third at the 2013 Rolex Tournament of Cham pions... Captured five AJGA wins... Part of the 2013 Wyndham Cup winning West Team... Participated in the 2012 U.S. Amateur. Personal: Son of Eric and Susan Gilchrest... Born Feb. 7, Has a sister, Christina... Swing coach is Tim Cusick and mental coach is Dr. Bob Rotella... Home course is Timarron Country Club... Majoring in business (finance). 31

32 Michael Johnson Rs. Junior Birmingham, Ala Alabama Golf Association Player of the Year 2013 Alabama State Amateur Champion 2013 PING Southeast All-Region Team 2012 NCAA All-Southeast Regional Team 2012 All-Freshman SEC Team 2011 U.S. Amateur Qualifying Co-Medalist JOHNSON BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd /11 (.909) , /39 (.949) , T3 8 22/27 (.815) Totals , /77 (.896) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T29 2. Primland Collegiate Invitational Sagamore Fall Preview T32 4. U.S. Collegiate T NO STATS ACCUMULATED Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T58 2. Olympia Fields Invitational T32 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate U.S. Collegiate T2 5. Amer Ari Invitational T70 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate T16 7. Samford Invitational T22 8. Tiger Invitational* T22 9. Hootie at Bulls Bay T Gary Koch Invitational E T SEC Championship T NCAA Regioanl T NCAA Championship T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T19 2. Olympia Fields Invitational T15 3. Jerry Pate National T35 4. U.S. Collegiate T3 5. Gator Invitational T19 6. Desert Intercollegiate T35 7. E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational T42 8. SEC Championship T7 9. NCAA Regional T NCAA Championship T130 32

33 (Redshirt Junior): Averaging strokes per round... Has five subpar rounds... Three rounds in the 60s... Has counted 10 of 11 rounds played... Broke the Auburn school 54-hole record by firing a 16-under at the Primland Collegiate Invitational, finishing second, a shot behind North Carolina s William Register... his 67s the first two rounds were career-lows while his final round 6-under 66 set a new career low... Tied for 29th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 32nd in the Sagamore Fall Preview with a Tied for 32nd at the US Collegiate with a (Junior):Redshirted for the season... Was named the 2013 Alabama Golf Association Player of the Year after he won the 37th Men s Alabama State Amateur Championship in June Won the Dogwood Invitational and posted top 20s in the Northeast Amateur and Porter Cup (Sophomore): Played in 13 tournaments... Second on the team in scoring at Closed the fall season with back-to-back second place finishes... Tied for seventh at the Samford Intercollegiate at 1-over and NCAA Regional with a 3-over... Posted four top-10 and seven top-20 finishes with 11 sub-par rounds... Led the team in rounds at par or better with Counted 37 of his 39 rounds... Carded five rounds in the 60s... PING Southeast All-Region Team... Won the Alabama State Amateur with a minus-16 (272) at Hoover Country Club... Won the Dogwood Invitational at minus-28 (260) at Druid Hills Golf Club (Freshman): Started all four fall events as a true freshman... Finished the fall with a tied for third after shooting a (-4) at the U.S. Collegiate... Tied for seventh at the SEC Championship shooting a 1-under Tied for 19th in his first collegiate tournament at the Carpet Capital Collegiate... Tied for 15th at the Olympia Fields Invitational at 7-over... Finished tied for 19th in Auburn s win at the Gator Invitational at 9-over... Ranks fifth on the team in scoring average at Has counted 20-of-24 rounds this season which ranks second on the team... Has fired 12 rounds at par or better... Carded eight sub-par rounds. Amateur: Won the 2012 Greystone Invitational...Earned co-medalist honors at his 2011 U.S. Am qualifier... Placed fourth at the 2011 Spirit of America... Tied for fourth at the 2011 Greystone Invitational... Won the 2010 Alabama State Match Play as a high school senior. Junior: Won the 2010 Junior Players and the Deutsche Junior Open... Earned top-10 finishes at the Ping Invitational and Charles Howell Junior Championship. High School: Led Spain Park High School to the 2010 Alabama High School 6A state championship while claiming individual medalist honors, carding a Won the AHSAA 6A State Championship three years in a row from Was named to the All-State team four years in a row. Personal: Son of Hugh and Shari Johnson... Born on April 2, Has a brother, Bradley (deceased)... Home course is Altadena Valley Country Club... Swing coach is Hank Johnson... Majoring in public administration. 33

34 will long Sophomore Gastonia, N.C. LONG BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd T24 5 7/11 (.636) T /30(.800) Totals T /41 (.756) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T32 2.Primland Collegiate Invitational T24 3. Sagamore Fall Preview T32 4. U.S. Collegiate T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T72 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate T49 3. Amer Ari Invitationale T77 4. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate T3 5. USF Invitational Tiger Invitational T9 7. Hootie at Bulls Bay T20 8. UK Bluegrass Invitational T16 9. SEC Championship T NCAA Regional E T NCAA Championship T82 34

35 (Sophomore): Averaging strokes per round... Has counted seven of 11 rounds played... Has five sub-par rounds... Has three rounds in the 60s... Has recorded career-low 68s twice... Tied for 24th at the Primland Collegiate Invitational with a Tied for 32nd at the Sagamore Fall Preview with a Tied for 32nd as an individual at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 32nd at the US Collegiate with a (Freshman): Named SEC Freshman of the week after placing 10th in the USF Invitational in Mobile, Ala. with an 8-under 208 finish...two best finishes are a tie for third at both Mobile Bay Intercollegiate in Mobile, Ala. and the Palmetto Amateur in Aiken, S.C Had a stroke average Counted 24 of 30 rounds Carded 16 rounds at par or better Played 11 sub-par rounds Shot five rounds in the 60s Named 2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll. High School: Attended Forestview High School... Forestview won the 3-A team state championship during his junior and senior years... Won the individual state championship as a senior... Two-time Conference Player of the Year. Amateur and Junior: Two-time US Junior Qualifier... Won the 2011 Carolinas Junior Championship and was the runner-up in Third-place finish at the Azalea Amateur. Personal: Son of Alec and Dove Long... Born Oct. 14, Has a sister, Maggie... Swing coach is Bruce Suddreth... Home course is Gaston CC... Major is undecided. 35

36 Blake Messer Sophomore Hampton Cove, Ala USA Individual Champion MESSER BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd Totals CAREER STATS NO STATS ACCUMULATED Event Score To Par Finish 1.USA Individual Tiger Invitational T55 36

37 (Sophomore):Has not participated in a tournament this season (Freshman):Had a stroke average of Carded one sub-par round...named SEC Freshman of the Week after his win at the USA Individual in Mobile, Ala., 3-over Tied for 55th as an individual in the Tiger Invitational with a Named to the 2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll. High School: Attended Huntsville High School... Finished second at the 6-A State Championship Huntsville Times All-Area First Team. Amateur and Junior: Had a top-25 finish at the 2013 AJGA in Huntsville... Finished 52nd in the 2013 FJ Invitational... Played in the 2013 Northern Amateur in Indiana... Won the 2012 AJGA Under Armour/Jeff Overton Championship... Placed fifth at the 2012 AJGA Southwind Tournament. Personal: Son of Jerry and Lisa Messer... Born April 17, Has a brother, Tim... Swing coach is Layne Savoie... Home course is RTJ at Hampton Cove... Major is undecided. 37

38 Jake Mondy RS junior Blacksburg, Va Virginia State Golf Association Amateur Champion 2013 Freshman All-SEC 2012 Virginia State Amatuer Championship 2012 McLaughlin Individual Winner MONDY BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd T32 1 2/3 (.667) , /39 (.795) , /27 (.815) Totals , /69 (.797) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T5 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T33 4. U.S. Collegiate T50 5. Amer Ari Invitational T9 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate T17 7. USF Invitational T37 8. Tiger Invitational Hootie at Bulls Bay T UK Blue Grass Invitational T SEC Championship T NCAA Regional NCAA Championship T Event Score To Par Finish 1. The McLaughlin Olympia Fields Invitational T52 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T19 4. U.S. Collegiate Amer Ari Invitational* T70 6. USA Individual Tournament Tiger Invitational* T22 8. Hootie at Bulls Bay T22 9. Gary Koch Invitational E T SEC Championship T NCAA Regional T NCAA Championship T109 38

39 (Junior): Averaging strokes per round... Has counted two of three rounds played... Has one sub-par round... Tied for 37th at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Won the 2014 Virginia State Amateur Championship at Spring Creek Gold Club in Gordonsville, Va.... Finished 12th at the 2014 Northeast Amateur (Sophomore): Had a stroke average...earned three Top-5 finishes and five Top-10 finishes... Carded 16 rounds at par or better... Played 11 sub-par rounds... Shot five rounds in the 60s... Finished fifth at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a Tied for fifth at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a 2-under Finished eighth in the Tiger Invitational with a Tied for ninth in the Amer Ari Invitational with a 10-under Tied for 17th at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate with a Tied for 21st at the UK Bluegrass Invitational with a Finished 27th at the NCAA Regional with a Tied for 28th at the Hootie at Bulls Bay with a Tied for 32nd at the SEC Championship with a Tied for 33rd at the Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate with a Tied for 37th at the USF Invitational with a Tied for 50th at the US Collegiate with a Tied for 113th at the NCAA Championship with a Named 2014 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll (Redshirt Freshman): Named to the 2013 Freshman All-SEC Team... Won his first collegiate tournament in his first start at The McLaughlin with an 8-under Placed second at the South Alabama Individual Tournament with a 2-over Had seven top-25 finishes... Closed out the regular season with a tie for 16th finish at the Gary Koch Invitational... Second on the team in rounds in the 60s with five... Carded 10 rounds at par or better with eight subpar rounds... Won the 2012 Virginia State Golf Association Amateur (Freshman): Redshirted this season. High School: Help lead Blacksburg (Va.) High to two team state titles... Won the 2010 Virginia AA State Championship... Was named a three-time River Ridge District Player of the Year... Was a two-time Regional Player of the Year while also being named to two All-State teams. Junior: Won back State Junior Championships in 2010 and Was named Virginia State Golf Association Junior Player of the Year in Represented the Virginias in both the Virginias-Carolinas junior and amateur team matches. Amateur: Won the 2012 Virginia State Am... Finished ninth at the 2012 State Open... Finished in the top-30 in the 2012 Monroe Amateur and 2012 Eastern Am... Placed 18th at the 2012 Kenridge Am... Picked up top-10s at the Rice Planters Amateur, Scott Robertson Memorial and Monroe Invitational. Personal: Son of Bernadette Mondy... Born on September 14, Has a brother, Ryan... Home course is Blacksburg Country Club... Swing coach is Nick Clinard... Majoring in entrepreneurship and family business. 39

40 matthew perrine freshman austin, texas PERRINE BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd T20 1 3/5 (.600) Total T20 1 3/5 (.600) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Sagamore Fall Preview T20 2. U.S. Collegiate T46 40

41 (Freshman): Has a stroke average... Counted three of five rounds played...tied for 20th in the Sagamore Fall Preview in his Auburn debut with a Tied for 46th after a final round career-low 69 at the US Collegiate with a High School: Played for Westlake High School and set individual school record for tournament wins wth five Texas 5A Individual State Champion... Holds Westlake High School stroke average with Named to the 2012 & 2013 HP Scholastic Honor Roll Golf Team. Amateur and Junior: Named 2013 Rolex Jr. All American... Received the 2014 Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Award... Named USA Today All-USA High School Boys Golf 2nd Team. Personal: Son of Michael and Alyson Perrine... Born Sept. 1, Has a brother and sister, Michael and Mary Kate... Swing coach is Ann Marie Gildersleeve... Majoring in business. 41

42 ben schlottman Freshman advance, N.C. SCHLOTTMAN BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd Totals CAREER RESULTS NO STATS ACCUMULATED 42

43 (Freshman): Has not played this season. High School: Played for Forsyth Country Day School and helped lead the school to a team title while also capturing the individual Palmetto High School Championship. Amateur:Was the 2013 Carolinas/Georgia Junior Champion... Tied for first in the 2013 Verizon Junior Heritage... Tied for ninth at the 2014 New Year s Invitational. Personal: Son of Jeff and Jeanna Schlottman... Born March 21, Majoring in business analytics. 43

44 Dan Stringfellow Senior Roselle, Ill. Senior ( ): Averaging strokes per round... Has counted eight of 11 rounds played... Has two rounds in the 60s... Career-best co-runner-up finish with teammate Matt Gilchrest in the Sagamore Fall Preview with a First round leader at the Sagamore Fall Preview after a career-low-tying 5-under Tied for 32nd at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 34th at the Primland Collegiate Invitational with a Tied for 39th at the US Collegiate with a Advanced to U.S. Amateur Match play in August 2014 at the Atlanta Athletic Club.. Finished third at the 2014 Monroe Invitational. Junior ( ): Had a stroke average... Competed in 13 events... Earned one Top-5 finish and four Top-20 finishes... Carded 16 rounds at par or better... Played 11 sub-par rounds... Shot seven rounds in the 60s... Best finish was fourth at the Tiger Invitational with a 7-under Tied for 16th at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate with a Tied for 16th at the UK Bluegrass Invitational with a Tied for 20th at the USF Invitational Tied for 23rd at the Jerry Pate National Collegiate... Tied for 33rd at the Carpet Capital Collegiate with a Tied for 34th at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate with a Tied for 35th at the Hootie at Bulls Bay with a Tied for 42nd at the Ameri Ari Invitational with a Tied for 56th at the SEC Championship with a Tied for 62nd at the NCAA Regional with an Tied for 65th at the US Collegiate with a Tied for 113th at the NCAA Championship with a Named 2014 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll. Redshirt Sophomore ( ): Counted six of nine rounds... Had a stroke average... Recorded two rounds at par or better... Top finish was a tie for 11th at the USA Individual Tournament at Mobile Grove Falls Course at Mobile, Ala... Finished 25th at the Jerry Pate Intercollegiate at plus-12. Sophomore ( ): Did not participate in any tournaments. Freshman ( ): Played in three events, carding a average round... Carded low round of 71 at the Bridgestone Collegiate... Best finish of the season came in a tie for fifth at the Bluegrass Invitational shooting (+4). Amateur and Junior:Advanced to U.S. Amateur Match play in August 2014 at the Atlanta Athletic Club... Finished third at the 2014 Monroe Invitational... Placed 17th at the Illinois State Am while advancing to the quarterfinals in match play... Qualified for the 2012 U.S. am at Cherry Hills in Colorado... Finished in sixth place at the 2012 Illinois State Open... Tied for 12th at the 2010 Verizon Junior Heritage... Placed fifth at the 2009 Nationwide Insurance Junior presented by the Memorial Tournament... Placed third at the 2009 AJGA Southeast Junior Open... Fifth at the 2009 Junior PGA Championship... Fifth at the 2008 John Deere Classic Junior Open... ninth at the 2007 John Deere Classic Junior Open... Placed 10th at the 2007 Midwest Junior Players Championship. Personal: Son of Thomas and Debbie Stringfellow... Born on May 21, Has three siblings, John, Mike and Amy... Coached by Connie DeMattia... Home courses are Medinal Country Club and Olympia Fields... Majoring in business administration. 44

45 STRINGFELLOW BY THE NUMBERS Avg. Avg. Best Best Best Top Top Best Sub-Par Rds. Year Events Rds. Strokes Fin. Rds. Ctd T2 3 8/11 (.727) , /39 (.667) , T /9 (.667) T5 2 5/9 (.556) Total , T /68 (.662) CAREER RESULTS Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T32 2. Primland Collegiate Invitational T34 3. Sagamore Fall Preview T2 4. U.S. Collegiate T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate T33 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate T16 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate T23 4. U.S. Collegiate T65 5. Amer Ari Invitational T42 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate T34 7. USF Invitational T20 8. Tiger Invitational Hootie at Bulls Bay T UK Bluegrass Invitational T SEC Championship T NCAA Regional T NCAA Championship T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Olympia Fields Invitational T68 2. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Amer Ari Invitational T70 4. USA Individual Tournament T11 5. Tiger Invitational T Event Score To Par Finish 1. Bridgestone Collegiate T36 2. John Hayt Collegiate T68 3. Bluegrass Invitational T5 45

46 In his freshman season, Matt Gilchrest won his first tournament at the UK Bluegrass Invitational and was an All-SEC second-team seelction. In Niclas Carlsson s senior year, he notched a team-high five top-5 finishes including a tie for first at the Hootie at Bulls Bay. As a freshman, Will Long was tied for third on the team with 11 sub-par rounds during the season Season Recap The season ended with a 23rd place finish at the 2014 NCAA Championship in Hutchinson, Kan., marking the third-straight NCAA Championship appearance under Coach Nick Clinard for Auburn, the Tigers 19th overall. It was a season that included three wins and eight top-3 finishes, including thirds in both the NCAA Regional and SEC Championship. Auburn notched its first win of the season with a six-shot victory over Kentucky at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate, a tournament the Tigers also won the previous season. The team was led by Senior Niclas Carlsson, who finished the weekend with a 4-under, 212, good for second place. Auburn then built upon its first win of the season with back-to-back wins at the Tiger Invitational on March and the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate on March The Tigers ran away with a 19-shot victory at the Tiger Invitational and were led by a pair of final-round, 6-under, 66s from both Carlson and freshman Matt Gilchrest to secure a three-shot win over No. 24 South Carolina at Bulls Bay. The Tigers additional top-3 finishes came at the Wolf Run Intercollegiate (2nd), the UK Bluegrass Invitational (2nd) and the Capital City Club Collegiate (3rd). Carlsson and Gilchrest were both All-SEC second-team selections, and Gilchrest was one of five players to earn Freshman All-SEC honors. Under Coach Nick Clinard, who came to Auburn in 2009, Auburn has produced two All-SEC first-team selections, six All-SEC second-team picks and four Freshman All-SEC selections. Three Auburn freshmen were named SEC Freshman of the Week as Gilchrest was joined by Blake Messer (Feb. 19) and Will Long (March 5). Gilchrest was named SEC Player and Freshman of the Week on April 16 following his four-stroke win at the UK Bluegrass Invitational. Messer won the USA Individual Tournament in Mobile while Long finished 10th in the USF Invitational. Junior Michael Johnson, who redshirted during the season, was named the Alabama Golf Association 2013 Player of the Year after he won the 37th Men s Alabama State Amateur Championship in June He also won the Dogwood Invitational and posted top 20s in the Northeast Amateur and the Porter Cup. Auburn placed 10 golfers on the 2014 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll including Ryan Benton, Niclas Carlsson, Matt Gilchrest, Michael Hebert, Will Long, Blake Messer, Jake Mondy, Blake Soni, Dan Stringfellow and Victor Wiggins. Gilchrest, Victor Henum, Long, Messer and Wiggins were also placed on the 2014 SEC First-Year Honor Roll. 46

47 STATISTICS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Team Team Top Date Tournament Course Site Finish Score Individual Sept. 6-7 Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Golf Club Dalton, Ga. 6/ (+11) Mondy (-2) (214) (T5) Sept Wolf Run Intercollegiate Wolf Run Zionsville, Ind. 2/ (+25) Mondy (+3) (216) (5th) Oct. 7-8 Jerry Pate Invitational Old Overton Golf Club Birmingham, Ala. 5/ (+17) Carlsson (+3) (213) (T12) Oct US Collegiate Golf Club of Georgia Alpharetta, Ga. T11/ (+14) Carlsson (-1) (215) (T18) Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational King s Course Waikoloa, Hawai i 6/ (-28) Mondy (-10) (206) (T9) Feb Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Magnolia Grove Mobile, Ala. 1/ (-6) Carlsson (-4) (212) (2nd) Feb USA Individual Falls Course Mobile, Ala Messer (+3) (216) (1st) March 2-4 USF Invitational Lake Jovita Country Club Dade City, Fla. 8/ (-15) Long (-8) (208) (10th) March Tiger Invitational Grand National Opelika, Ala. 1/ (-22) Carlsson (-8) (208) (3rd) March Hootie at Bulls Bay Bulls Bay Golf Club Awendaw, S.C. 1/ (-12) Carlsson (-7) (209) (T1) April UK Bluegrass Invitational UK University Club Lexington, Ky. 2/ (-8) Gilchrest (-9) (207) (1st) April 19 Capital City Club Collegiate Capital City Club Alpharetta, Ga. 3/ April SEC Championships Seaside Golf Club Sea Island, Ga. 3/ (-11) Carlsson (-5) (205) (T5th) May NCAA Regionals AU Club Auburn, Ala. 3/ (+14) Carlsson (-1) (215) (T7) May NCAA Championships Prairie Dunes Hutchinson, Kan. 23/ (+26) Gilchrest (+4) (214) (T55) INDIVIDUAL ROUNDS - STROKES (AVERAGE) Name Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Overall Ryan Benton (73.00) (72.75) (72.00) (72.58) Niclas Carlsson (69.77) (71.62) (72.15) (71.18) Matt Gilchrest (71.08) (73.08) (71.50) (71.89) Victor Henum (75.00) (71.33) (74.50) (74.11) Will Long (73.00) (72.82) (72.36) (72.73) Blake Messer (73.00) (78.50) (72.00) (74.50) Jake Mondy (72.69) (72.69) (71.77) (72.38) Daniel Stringfellow (73.69) (73.54) (72.46) (73.23) Blake Soni 1-78 (78.00) 1-79 (79.00) 1-73 (73.00) (76.67) Victor Wiggins (74.33) (73.00) (73.33) (73.56) TEAM (285.08) (287.69) (285.15) (857.92) TEAM ROUNDS COUNTED/PLAYED Ryan Benton...3/3 (1.000) Niclas Carlsson...34/39 (.872) Matt Gilchrest...31/36 (.861) Victor Henum... 7/9 (.778) Will Long...24/30 (.800) Jake Mondy...31/39 (.795) Daniel Stringfellow...26/39 (.667) BEST FINISHES Ryan Benton Niclas Carlsson Matt Gilchrest Victor Henum Will Long Blake Messer Jake Mondy Blake Soni Daniel Stringfellow Victor Wiggins T4 (USA Individual) T1 (Hootie at Bulls Bay) 1 (UK Gluegrass Invitational) 6 (Wolf Run Intercollegiate) T3 (Mobile Bay Intercollegiate) 1 (USA Invidual) 5 (Wolf Run Intercollegiate) T52 (Tiger Invitational) 4 (Tiger Invitational) T3 (USA Individual) LOW SCORES/TOP FINISHES Name Low 18 Low 36 Low 54 Top 5 Top 10 Top 20 Ryan Benton Niclas Carlsson Matt Gilchrest Victor Henum Will Long Blake Messer Jake Mondy Blake Soni Daniel Stringfellow Victor Wiggins ROUNDS AT PAR OR BETTER Niclas Carlsson...24 Matt Gilchrest Will Long Jake Mondy Daniel Stringfellow Ryan Benton...6 Victor Henum...3 Blake Messer... 1 Victor Wiggins... 1 SUB-PAR ROUNDS Niclas Carlsson Matt Gilchrest Will Long...11 Jake Mondy...11 Daniel Stringfellow...11 Victor Henum...3 Ryan Benton...2 Blake Messer... 1 Victor Wiggins... 1 ROUNDS IN THE 60s Niclas Carlsson Matt Gilchrest...9 Daniel Stringfellow... 7 Will Long...5 Jake Mondy...5 Victor Wiggins

48 CARPET CAPITAL COLLEGIATE (6th of 14) T5 Jake Mondy (-2) T12 Matt Gilchrest (E) T33 Daniel Stringfellow (+6) T37 Niclas Carlsson (+7) T37 Victor Wiggins* (+7) T72 Will Long (+20) WOLF RUN INTERCOLLEGIATE (2nd of 14) 5 Jake Mondy (+3) 6 Victor Henum* (+5) T9 Matt Gilchrest (+7) T13 Niclas Carlsson (+8) T16 Daniel Stringfellow (+9) T49 Will Long (+19) JERRY PATE NATIONAL (5th of 12) T12 Niclas Carlsson (+3) T19 Matt Gilchrest (+5) T23 Daniel Stringfellow (+6) T27 Victor Henum (+7) T33 Jake Mondy (+9) U.S. COLLEGIATE (T11th of 15) T18 Niclas Carlsson (-1) T29 Matt Gilchrest (+1) T50 Jake Mondy (+8) T60 Victor Henum (+9) T65 Daniel Stringfellow (+10) AMER ARI INVITATIONAL (6th of 20) T9 Jake Mondy (-10) T30 Matt Gilchrest (-6) T30 Niclas Carlsson (-6) T42 Daniel Stringfellow (-4) T77 Will Long* (+2) T107 Victor Henum (+9) MOBILE BAY INTERCOLLEGIATE (1st of 15) 2 Niclas Carlsson (-4) T3 Will Long (-3) T17 Jake Mondy (+3) T34 Matt Gilchrest (+6) T34 Daniel Stringfellow (+6) USA INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT 1 Blake Messer (+3) T3 Victor Wiggins (+7) T4 Ryan Benton (+9) T17 Victor Henum (+15) TIGER INVITATIONAL (1st of 15) 3 Niclas Carlsson (-8) 4 Daniel Stringfellow (-7) 8 Jake Mondy (-4) T9 Will Long (-1) T12 Ryan Benton* (E) T17 Victor Wiggins* (+3) T20 Matt Gilchrest (+4) T22 Victor Henum* (+5) T52 Blake Soni* (+14) T55 Blake Messer (+15) HOOTIE AT BULLS BAY (1st of 15) T1 Niclas Carlsson (-7) T3 Matt Gilchrest (-6) T20 Will Long (+1) T28 Jake Mondy (+4) T35 Daniel Stringfellow (+6) UK BLUEGRASS (2nd of 13) 1 Matt Gilchrest (-9) T2 Niclas Carlsson (-5) T12 Ryan Benton* (+2) T16 Will Long (+3) T16 Daniel Stringfellow (+3) T21 Jake Mondy (+7) SEC CHAMPIONSHIP (3rd of 14) T5 Niclas Carlsswon (-5) T13 Matt Gilchrest (-2) T19 Will Long (-1) T32 Jake Mondy (+2) T56 Daniel Stringfellow (+9) NCAA REGIONAL (3rd of 14) T7 Niclas Carlsson (-1) T11 Will Long (E) 27 Jake Mondy (+6) T52 Matt Gilchrest (+13) T62 Daniel Stringfellow (+18) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (23rd of 30) T55 Matt Gilchrest (+4) T82 Will Long (+7) T82 Niclas Carlsson (+7) T113 Jake Mondy (+11) T113 Daniel Stringfellow (+11) * - Competed as an individual USF INVITATIONAL (8th of 17) 10 Will Long (-8) T20 Daniel Stringfellow (-4) T37 Jake Mondy (-1) T37 Ryan Benton (-1) T44 Niclas Carlsson (+1) 48

49 RYAN BENTON 1. USA Individual (+9) (T4) 2. USF Invitational (-1) (T37) 3. Tiger Invitational* (E) (T12) 4. UK Bluegrass Invitational* (+2) (T12) NICLAS CARLSSON 1. Carpet Capital Collegaite (+7) T37) 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+8) (T13) 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (+3) (T12) 4. US Collegiate (-1) (T18) 5. Amer Ari Invitational (-6) (T30) 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (-4) (2) 7. USF Invitational (+1) (T44) 8. Tiger Invitational (-8) (3) 9. Hootie at Bulls Bay (-7) (T1) 10. UK Bluegrass Invitational (-5) (T2) 11. SEC Championships (-5) (T5) 12. NCAA Regional (-1) (T7) 13. NCAA Championships (+7) (T82) MATT GILCHREST 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate (E) (T12) 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+7) (T9) 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (+5) (T18) 4. US Collegiate (+1) (T29) 5. Amer Ari Invitational (-6) (T30) 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (+6) (T34) 7. Tiger Invitational (+4) (T20) 8. Hootie at Bulls Bay (-6) (T3) 9. UK Bluegrass Invitational (-9) (1) 10. SEC Championships (-2) (T13) 11. NCAA Regional (+13) (T52) 12. NCAA Championships (+4) (T55) VICTOR HENUM 1. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+5) (6) 2. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (+7) (T27) 3. US Collegiate (+9) (T60) 4. Amer Ari Invitational (+9) (T107) 5. USA Individual (+15) (T17) 6. Tiger Invitational* (+5) (T22) WILL LONG 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate (+20) (T72) 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+19) (T49) 3. Amer Ari Invitational* (+2) (T77) 4. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (-3) (T3) 5. USF Invitational (-8) (10) 6. Tiger Invitational (-1) (T9) 7. Hootie at Bulls Bay (+1) (T20) 8. UK Bluegrass Invitational (+3) (T16) 9. SEC Championships (-1) (T19) 10. NCAA Regional (E) (T11) 11. NCAA Championships (+7) (T82) BLAKE MESSER 1. USA Individual (+3) (1) 2. Tiger Invitational* (+15) (T55) JAKE MONDY 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate (-2) (T5) 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+3) (5) 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (+9) (T33) 4. US Collegiate (+8) (T50) 5. Amer Ari Invitaitonal (-10) (T9) 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (+3) (T17) 7. USF Invitational (-1) (T37) 8. Tiger Invitational (-4) (8) 9. Hootie at Bulls Bay (+4) (T28) 10. UK Bluegrass Invitational (+7) (T21) 11. SEC Championships (+2) (T32) 12. NCAA Regional (+6) (27) 13. NCAA Championships (+11) (T113) BLAKE SONI 1. Tiger Invitational* (+14) (T52) DAN STRINGFELLOW 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate (+6) (T33) 2. Wolf Run Intercollegiate (+9) (T16) 3. Jerry Pate Intercollegiate (+6) (T23) 4. US Collegiate (+10) (T65) 5. Amer Ari Invitational (-4) (T42) 6. Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (+6) (T34) 7. USF Invitational (-4) (T20) 8. Tiger Invitational (-7) (4) 9. Hootie at Bulls Bay (+6) (T35) 10. UK Bluegrass Invitational (+3) (T16) 11. SEC Championships (+9) (T56) 12. NCAA Regional (+18) (T62) 13. NCAA Championships (+11) (T113) VICTOR WIGGINS 1. Carpet Capital Collegiate* (+7) (T37) 2. USA Individual (+7) (T2) 3. Tiger Invitational* (+3) (T17) * - Competed as an individual 49

50 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES 1985 NCAA Championship (18th) Grenelefe Resort Haines City, Fla. Host: Florida Auburn John Fridge (T16) Eric Hamilton (T26) John Wright (--) Carter Mize (--) Todd Smith (--) 1986 NCAA Championship (22nd) Bermuda Run CC Winston-Salem, N.C. Host: Wake Forest Auburn Eric Hamilton (T60) Gary Emmon (T93) Jody Berklich (T107) John Fridge (T107) Jim Curren (T154) 1989 NCAA Championship (T29th) Oak Tree Country Club Edmund, Okla Hosts: Oklahoma and Oklahoma State Auburn Billy Edwards Jimmy Green Dean Refram Steve O'Neil Paul Garner NCAA Championship (25th) Innisbrook Resort Tarpon Springs, Fla. Host: Florida Auburn Jimmy Green (T49) Tommy Druhan (T87) Shane Supple (T103) Steve O Neil (T137) Joey Davis (T137) 1993 NCAA Championship (T17th) Champions Club Lexington, Ky. Host: Kentucky Auburn Joey Davis (T95) Bob Frazer (T84) Rick Gehr (T126) Chip Spratlin (T134) Michael Lindsay (T95th) 1994 NCAA Championship (T7th) Stonebridge CC McKinney, Texas Host: SMU Auburn Iain Steel (T17) Chip Spratlin (T35) Gary Christian (T41) Will Blackmon (T50) Brett Boner (T51) 1995 NCAA Championship (16th) Scarlett Course Columbus, Ohio Host: Ohio State Auburn Chip Spratlin (Champion) Jay Hobby (--) Bryant MacKellar (--) Iain Steel (--) Gary Christian (--) 1997 NCAA Championship (T16th) Conway Farms Chicago, Ill. Host: Northwestern Auburn Bryant MacKellar (T6) Jason Dufner (T43) Reid Edstrom (T86) Roland Thatcher (T118) Ryan Cabbage (T135) 1998 NCAA Championship (10th) University Course Albuquerque, N.M. Host: New Mexico Auburn Reid Edstrom (T26) Scott Weatherly (T26) Bryant MacKellar (T29) Jason Dufner (T65) Roland Thatcher (T77) 2000 NCAA Championship (14th) Grand National Lake Course Auburn, Ala. Host: Auburn Auburn Kevin Haefner (T15) Jason Dufner (T53) Scott Weatherly (T71) Roland Thatcher (76) Jon Rusk (T79) 2002 NCAA Championship (T28th) Scarlett Course Columbus, Ohio Host: Ohio State Auburn Kevin Haefner (T74) Jay Mundy (T80) Lee Williams (T111) Jonathan Dismuke (147) Will Claxton (155) 2003 NCAA Championship (8th) Karsten Creek Stillwater, Okla. Host: Oklahoma State Auburn Lee Williams (runner-up) Jonathan Dismuke (T56) Tyler McKeever (T59) Jay Mundy (T83) Will Claxton (T86) 2004 NCAA Championship (T21st) The Homestead Hot Springs, Va. Host: Virginia Tech Auburn Jonathan Dismuke (T40) Andrew Medley (T55) Will Claxton (T87) Stuart Moore (T95) Matthew Myers (T123) 2006 NCAA Championship (T19th) Crosswater Course Sunriver, Ore. Host: Portland Auburn Andrew Medley (T39th) Glenn Northcutt (T50th) Patton Kizzire (T82nd) Jay Moseley (T117th) Stuart Moore (T123rd) 2007 NCAA Championship (30th) Golden Horseshoe Williamsburg, Va. Host: VCU Auburn Andrew Medley (T74) Glenn Northcutt (T92) Patton Kizzire (T127) Steven Groover (T137) Jay Moseley (T137) 2008 NCAA Championship (16th) The Kampen Course West Lafayette, Ind. Host: Purdue Auburn Steven Groover (T54) Patton Kizzire Gordon Strother Jay Moseley Glenn Northcutt NCAA Championship (T15th) Riviera Country Club Los Angeles, Calif. Host: USC Auburn Blayne Barber (T7) Dominic Bozzelli (T13) Will McCurdy (T99) Niclas Carlsson (T123) Michael Johnson (T130) 2013 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (13TH) Capital City Club Atlanta, Ga. Host: Georgia Tech Auburn Dominic Bozzelli (T2) Michael Johnson (T38) Niclas Carlsson (T69 ) Jake Mondy (T109 ) Michael Hebert (T136 ) 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (23RD) Prarie Dunes Hutchinson, Kan. Host: Wichita State Auburn Matt Gilchrest (T55) Niclas Carlsson (T82) Will Long (T82) Jake Mondy (T113) Daniel Stringfellow (T113) 50

51 Individual NCAA Tournament Performances Scoring Rounds at Rounds Rounds Best Name Rounds Strokes Average Par or Better Under Par in 60s finish Dominic Bozzelli T2 Blayne Barber T7 Matt Gilchrest T55 Kevin Haefner T15 Bryant MacKellar T6 Reid Edstrom T26 Will Long T82 Andrew Medley T39 Scott Weatherly T26 Will Blackmon T50 Iain Steele T17 Chip Spratlin champion Jason Dufner T43 Jake Mondy T113 Brett Boner T51 Lee Williams runner-up Bob Frazier T84 Michael Johnson T38 Daniel Stringfellow T113 Niclas Carlsson T69 Michael Hebert T136 Eric Hamilton T26 Gary Christian T41 Glenn Northcutt T50 Michael Lindsey T95 John Fridge T16 Patton Kizzire T82 Jimmy Green T49 Roland Thatcher Stuart Moore T95 Steven Groover T137 Matthew Myers T123 Gary Emmon T93 Will McCurdy T99 Tommy Druhan T87 Jay Hobby Jay Moseley T117 Jonathan Dismuke T40 Jon Rusk T79 John Wright Jody Berklich T107 Paul Garner Shane Supple T103 Gordon Strother Joey Davis T95 Jay Mundy T80 Ryan Cabbage T135 Rick Gehr T126 Tyler McKeever T59 Steve O Neil T137 Will Claxton T86 Jim Curren T154 Billy Edwards Dean Refram Carter Mize Todd Smith

52 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES NCAA East Regional (5th) Long Bay Golf Course Myrtle Beach, S.C. Auburn Steve O Neil (t-18) Jimmy Green (t-25) Billy Edwards (t-53) Dean Refram (t-59) Paul Garner (t-75) 1990 NCAA East Regional (Champions) Savannah Inn Savannah, Ga. Host: Georgia Southern Auburn Jimmy Green (Champion) Tommy Druhan (t-29) Joey Davis (t-29) Shane Supple (t-39) Steve O Neil (t-52) 1991 NCAA East Regional (14th) Yale GC New Haven, Conn. Host: Yale Auburn Steve O Neil (t-16) Jimmy Green (t-22) Fred Johannson (t-81) Tommy Druhan (t-86) Joey Davis (t-104) 1992 NCAA East Regional (13th) Seven Oaks Golf Course Hamilton, N.Y. Host: Colgate Auburn Jimmy Green (t-22) Frederick Johannson (t-82) Tommy Druham (t-87) Joey Davis (t-108) 1993 NCAA East Regional (6th) Birdwood GC Charlottesville, Va. Host: Viginia Auburn Chip Spratlin (t-19) Bob Frazer (t-37) Joey Davis (t-50) Rick Gehr (t-50) Michael Lindsay (t-56) 1994 NCAA East Regional (T9th) Grand National Lake Course Opelika, Ala. Host: Auburn Auburn Brett Boner (t-28) Will Blackmon (t-28) Iain Steel (t-45) Chip Spratlin (t-51) Gary Christian (t-78th) 1995 NCAA East Regional (10th) Yale University GC New Haven, Conn. Host: Yale Auburn Iain Steel (t-7) Bryant MacKeller (t-37) Chip Spratlin (t-63) Jay Hobby (t-70) Gary Christian (t-78) 1996 NCAA East Regional (13th) Concord Monster Course Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. Host: Army Auburn Jay Hobby (t-14) Bryant MacKellar (t-22) Roland Thatcher (t-22) Layne Savoie (t-60) Jason Dufner (t-79) 1997 NCAA East Regional (Champions) Cascades Course The Homestead, Va. Host: Virginia Tech Auburn Roland Thatcher (5) Jason Dufner (t-6) Reid Edstrom (t-11) Bryant MacKellar (t-34) Brett Boner (t-94) 1998 NCAA East Regional (3rd) Melrose GC Daufuskie Island, S.C. Host: Southeastern Conference Auburn Reid Edstrom (T5) Scott Weatherly (T7) Jason Dufner (T15) Roland Thatcher (T35) Bryant MacKellar (T45) 2000 NCAA East Regional (8th) Glenmaura Golf Course Moosic, Pa. Host: Temple Auburn Jason Dufner (t-17) Kevin Haefner (t-21) Roland Thatcher (t-31) Scott Weatherly (t-56) Jon Rusk (t-99) 2001 NCAA East Regional (13th) Golden Horseshoe Williamsburg, Va. Host: VCU Auburn Lee Williams (t-10) Kevin Haefner (t-56) Will Swift (t-56) Jonathan Dismuke (t-77) Jay Mundy (t-115) 2002 NCAA East Regional...(7th) Ansley Golf Club Roswell, Ga. Host: Georgia Tech Auburn Kevin Haefner (t-8) Jay Mundy (t-33) Will Claxton (t-60) Lee Williams (t-60) Jonathan Dismuke (t-106) 2003 NCAA East Regional (10th) Auburn University Club Auburn, Ala. Host: Auburn Auburn Lee Williams (2) Jonathan Dismuke (t-56) Tyler McKeever (t-59) Jay Mundy (t-83) Will Claxton (t-86) 2004 NCAA East Regional (6th) Yale University GC New Haven, Conn. Host: Yale Auburn Jonathan Dismuke (t-4) Stuart Moore (t-4) Will Claxton (t-41) Matthew Myers (t-68) Andrew Medley (t-90) 2005 NCAA West Regional (13th) Stanford GC Stanford, Calif. Host: Stanford Auburn Lee Williams (t-15) Stuart Moore (t-39) Patton Kizzire (t-56) Tyler McKeever (t-77) Matthew Myers (t-88) 2006 NCAA East Regional (8th) Lake Nona GC Orlando, Fla. Host: Central Florida Auburn Patton Kizzire (t-18) Stuart Moore (t-26) Jay Moseley (t-26) Glenn Northcutt (t-44) Andrew Medley (t-95) 2007 NCAA East Regional (T2nd) Golf Club of Georgia Alpharetta, Ga. Host: Georgia Tech Auburn Patton Kizzire (5) Glenn Northcutt (6) Steven Groover (t-32) Jay Moseley (t-56) Jamie Bowen (t-93) 2008 NCAA East Regional (6th) Council Fire GC Chattanooga, Tenn. Host: Chattanooga Auburn Glenn Northcutt (T8) Patton Kizzire (T23) Jay Moseley (T47) Gordon Strother (T65) Steven Groover (T94) 2009 NCAA Southwest Regional University of Texas Golf Club Austin, Texas Host: Texas Cole Moreland (T23) Glenn Northcutt (T31) 2010 NCAA South Central Regional (T9th) Traditions Club Bryan, Texas Host: Texas Auburn Will McCurdy (T11) Cole Moreland (T20) John Stembridge (T36) David Zickler (T57) Kyle Kopsick (T60)

53 2011 NCAA South Central Regional (8th) Colorado National Erie, Colo. Host: Colorado Auburn Blayne Barber (-4) (T9) Niclas Carlsson (T9) Dominic Bozzelli (T41) Michael Hebert (T58) Kyle Kopsick (T60) 2012 NCAA East Regional (3rd) Grandover Resort Greensboro, N.C. Host: North Carolina-Greensboro Auburn Blayne Barber (4) Dominic Bozzelli (T5) Niclas Carlsson (T16) Will McCurdy (T39) Michael Johnson *--230 (T55) 2013 NCAA EAST REGIONA (T2nd) Ohio State Golf Club Columbus, Ohio Host: Ohio St. Auburn ) Dominic Bozzelli (T2) Michael Johnson (T7) Niclas Carlsson (T25) Jake Mondy (T25) Michael Hebert (T25) 2014 NCAA AUBURN REGIONA (3rd) AU Club Auburn, Ala. Host: Auburn Auburn Niclas Carlsson (T7) Will Long (T11) Jake Mondy (27) Matt Gilchrest (T52) Daniel Stringfellow (T62) Individual NCAA Regional Performances Scoring Rounds Rounds Best Name Rounds Strokes Average Par or Better Under Par in 60s finish Blayne Barber Reid Edstrom T5 Will McCurdy T11 Lee Williams T4 Patton Kizzire Dominic Bozzelli T2 Will Long T11 Gordon Strother T65 Will Swift T56 Jimmy Green Medalist Glenn Northcutt Kevin Haefner T21 Stuart Moore T26 Scott Weatherly T7 Shane Supple T39 Steve O Neil T16 Niclas Carlsson T7 Bob Frazer T37 Jay Moseley T26 Cole Moreland T20 Steven Groover T32 Iain Steele T7 Roland Thatcher Jason Dufner T6 Jake Mondy T25 Rick Gehr T50 John Stembridge T36 Michael Johnson T7 Michael Lindsay T56 Chip Spratlin T19 Will Claxton T41 Will Blackmon T28 Jay Mundy T33 Jonathan Dismuke T4 Bryant McKellar T22 Jay Hobby T14 Michael Hebert T25 Will McCurdy T39 Tommy Druhan T29 Matthew Myers T68 Kyle Kopsick T60 Joey Davis T29 Gary Christian T78 Matt Gilchrest T52 Brett Boner T28 Tyler McKeever T77 Billy Edwards T53 David Zickler T57 Fred Johannson T81 Andrew Medley T90 Jamie Bowen T93 Dean Refram T59 Layne Savoie T60 Paul Garner T75 Brett Boner T94 Jon Rusk T99 Daniel Stringfellow T62 53

54 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES The 1976 Tigers, coached by Anthony "Sonny" Dragoin, became the first Auburn squad to claim an SEC title. Auburn Buddy Gardner Ed Davis Bud Smith Johnny Coker Don Shirey Bob Dumas In 1981, Dragoin led the Tigers to a second SEC Title. Auburn Tim Krapfel Bill Bergin Hicks Malonson John Fisher Ricky Smallridge Twenty seasons and 13 top-5 finishes later, the Tigers would again lay claim to the SEC Championship. The Tigers took a 10-stroke lead into the final day of competition and never looked back. Auburn Jay Mundy Will Claxton Lee Williams Kevin Haefner Manuel Offermanns

55 1989 SEC Championship (5th) Auburn Steve O Neil (t-7) Billy Edwards (t-19) Dean Refram (t-24) Jimmy Green (t-27) Paul Garner (t-32) 1990 SEC Championship (5th) Auburn Steve O Neil (5) Tommy Druhan (t-12) Jimmy Green (t-22) Joey Davis (t-22) Shane Supple (t-45) 1991 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Jimmy Green (Champion) Steve O Neil (t-16) Tommy Druhan (t-16) Fred Johansson (t-37) Joey Davis (43) 1992 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Fred Johannson (t-3) Jimmy Green (t-7) Rick Gehr (t-19) Shane Supple (t-23) 1993 SEC Championship (5th) Auburn Rick Gehr (t-12) Michael Lindsay (t-21) Bob Frazer (t-21) Chip Spratlin (t-32) Joey Davis (t-36) 1994 SEC Championship T2nd Auburn Will Blackmon (t-4) Iain Steel (t-17) Gary Christain (t-24) Brett Boner (t-25) Chip Spratlin (t-25) 1995 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Chip Spratlin (2) Iain Steel (t-9) Jay Hobby (t-14) Gary Christian (t-14) Bryant MacKellar (t-29) 1996 SEC Championship (7th) Auburn Jay Hobby (t-10) Roland Thatcher (t-16) Layne Savoie (t-25) Bryant MacKellar (t-30) Jason Dufner (t-51) 1997 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Bryant MacKellar (Champion) Jason Dufner (3) Roland Thatcher (9) Reid Edstrom (t-42) Brett Boner (t-44) 1998 SEC Championship 6th Auburn Bryant MacKellar (t-7) Reid Edstrom (t-13) Scott Weatherly (t-23) Jason Dufner (t-29) Roland Thatcher (t-33) 1999 SEC Championship 6th Auburn Kevin Haefner (t-19) Jon Rusk (t-27) Scott Weatherly (t-27) Will Swift (t-27) Billy Rowe (t-39) 2000 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Roland Thatcher (Champion) Jason Dufner (t-2) Scott Weatherly (t-11) Kevin Haefner (t-11) Jon Rusk (t-14) 2001 SEC Championship (3rd) Auburn Jay Mundy (t-6) Will Swift (8) Lee Williams (t-12) Kevin Haefner (t-21) Jonathan Dismuke (t-31) 2002 SEC Championship (1st) Auburn Jay Mundy (3) Will Claxton (4) Lee Williams (t-5) Kevin Haefner (t-12) Manuel Offermanns (56) 2003 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Will Claxton (3) Lee Williams (t-10) Tyler McKeever (t-10) Jay Mundy (t-29) Stuart Moore (t-29) 2004 SEC Championship (3rd) Auburn Andrew Medley (t-8) Will Claxton (t-13) Stuart Moore (t-15) Jonathan Dismuke (t-31) Matthew Myers (47) 2005 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn Tyler McKeever (6) Stuart Moore (7) Lee Williams (t-12) Matthew Myers (17) Will Claxton (t-25) 2006 SEC Championship (5th) Auburn Stuart Moore (10th) Andrew Medley (t-20th) Patton Kizzire (t-23rd) Jay Moseley (t-23rd) Glenn Northcutt (t-27th) 2007 SEC Championship (3rd) Auburn Patton Kizzire (Champion) Glenn Northcutt (t-9th) Gordon Strother (t-36th) Jay Moseley (t-45th) Jamie Bowen (t-49th) 2008 SEC Championship (T8th) Auburn Jay Moseley (t-22nd) Glenn Northcutt (t-32nd) Patton Kizzire (40th) Gordon Strother (t-41st) Jamie Bowen (47th) 2009 SEC Championship (12th) Auburn Kyle Kopsick (t-37th) Cole Moreland (t-43rd) Glenn Northcutt (t-47th) Will McCurdy (t-49th) Keith White (t-49th) 2010 SEC Championship (7th) Auburn Cole Moreland (t-12th) David Zickler (t-18th) Will McCurdy (t-18th) John Stembridge (t-32nd) Kyle Kopsick (t-44th) 2011 SEC Championship (7th) Auburn (7th of 12) Blayne Barber (T14) Michael Hebert (T21) Niclas Carlsson (T33) Cory Gilmer (T33) Kyle Kopsick (T41) 2012 SEC Championship (2nd) Auburn (2nd of 12) Blayne Barber (T3) Michael Johnson (T7) Dominic Bozzelli (T15) Will McCurdy (T27) Niclas Carlsson (46) 2013 SEC Championship (3rd) Auburn (3rd of 14) Michael Hebert (T5) Niclas Carlsson (T15) Dominic Bozzelli (T20) Jake Mondy (T36) Michael Johnson (T43) 2014 SEC Championship (3rd) Auburn (3rd of 14) Niclas Carlsson (T5) Matt Gilchrest (T13) Will Long (T19) Jake Mondy (T32) Daniel Stringfellow (T56) / / / / / / / / / / / / T4/ / / / / / / / / / / / / /10 55

56 ALL-TIME EVENT APPEARANCES Alabama Intercollegiate: 73 2/10, 74 4/9, 77 1/9, 78 1/9, 79 1/9, 80 1/10, 81 2/18, 85 1/10, 86 t-3/13, 87 3/12, 88 1/12, 89 1/12, 90 1/13, 91 1/12 Alabama Invitational: 72 4/11, 73 4/13, 74 3/12, 97 2/18, 98 3/18, 99 6/18, 00 1/18 All-American Intercollegiate (Best Ball): 82 10/12 Amer Ari Invitational: 13 8/19, 14 6/20 Atlanta Intercollegiate: 00 1/11, 02 1/13, 03 7/12, 04 9/12 Augusta State Invitational: 07 14/18 Barnett Bank Invitational: 90 5/18 Bent Brook Blazer: 93 2/18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate: 88 1/12, 89 t-4/12, 90 2/12, 91 3/12, 92 4/12, 93 t-4/12, 94 2/12, 95 1/12, 96 1/12, 97 1/12, ;98 2/12, 99 1/12, 00 1/12, 01 1/12, 02 1/12, 03 5/12, 04 1/12, 05 1/12, 06 1/11 Bridgestone Intercollegiate: 10 2/14 Bluegrass Invitational: 10 2/24, 11 1/18 Boilermaker Invitational: 4/15 Border Olympics: 09 5/16 Buckeye Fall Classic: 85 5/19 Capital City Club Collegiate: 14 3/4 Carpet Capital Collegiate: 89 8/15, 90 4/18, 91 13/18, 93 13/16, 94 8/16, 95 5/15, 96 5/15, 97 1/18, 98 4/18, 99 16/18, 00 5/15, 01 8/15, 02 16/18, 03 t-9/18, 04 6/18, 05 11/18, 06 15/18, 07 4/18, 08 t12/18, 09 4/12, 10 5/12, 11 1/12, 12 14/15, 13 6/14, 14 t-3/14 Coca-Cola C.C. of Jackson Intercollegiate: 82 t-2/26, 83 5/15, 87 8/15 Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions: 6/15 Columbus Invitational: 70 8/8 Country Club of Louisiana Intercollegiate: 94 6/12, 95 2/11, 96 1/12, 97 5/13, 98 7/11, 00 6/12, 01 2/15, 04 7/14 Cypress Gardens Invitational: 76 9/17, 77 13/16, 78 5/17, 79 12/18 David Toms Intercollegiate: 09 9/14 Desert Intercollegiate: 12 3/24 Dixie Intercollegiate: 71 19/22, 72 16/21, 73 8/22, 74 6/21, 75 6/16, 76 4/18, 77 7/20, 78 8/33, 79 1/25, 80 9/21, 81 4/18, 82 7/26, 83 17/24, 84 t-2/27, 85 4/18, 87 6/18, 88 t-4/18, 91 1/18, 92 2/18, 94 t-2/12 Eagle Invitational: 90 2/15, 91 7/13, 92 t-7/12 E-Z-Go Schenkel Invitational: 73 t-13/22, 74 t-6/20, 75 10/19, 76 6/18, 77 6/18, 78 t-11/21, 80 15/22, 81 12/22, 82 t-9/18, 83 12/18, 84 11/18, 85 t-7/18, 86 t-10/18, 87 14/18, 88 t-10/16, 89 14/18, 01 11/15, 02 13/15, 03 5/15, 04 15/15, 05 2/15, 06 4/15, 07 3/18, 08 t-12/18, 09 1/15, 11 1/15, 12 t-3/14 Forest Hills Invitational: 80 4/28, 81 15/18, 82 10/18, 83 9/18, 84 8/18, 90 5/15, 92 t-8/18 Furman Intercollegiate: 77 1/27, 78 15/24, 79 10/42, 80 14/21, 81 7/27, 82 8/25 Gary Koch Invitational: 00 2/15, 09 7/15, 10 2/12, 12 3/15, 13 3/14 Gator Invitational: 78 t-8/15, 81 9/21, 82 9/18, 83 9/19, 84 t-12/21, 81 7/27, 82 8/25, 11 2/14, 12 1/14 General Hackler Championship: 11 3/17 Golf World Collegiate: 90 13/18, 94 13/18 Grandfather Invitational: 80 2/16 Gulf American Classic: 69 3/38 Hart Invitational: 84 1/7 Henry Homberg Intercollegiate: 87 10/18 Hootie at Bulls Bay: 05 3/15, 06 15/15, 08 7/15, 09 7/15, 11 t-3/15, 12 1/15, 13 8/15, 14 1/15 Houston Lake Invitational: 73 3/11 IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic: 95 11/15 Imperial Lakes: 85 t-2/21, 86 3/21, 87 t-20/22, 88 t-6/21, 89 14/23, 90 12/24, 93 t-6/21, 94 13/21 Jack Nicklaus Collegiate: 90 2/16, 92 7/12, 94 4/12 Jerry Pate National: 85 2/19, 88 t-9/19, 92 t-10/12, 93 2/12, 94 2/12, 95 7/12, 96 8/12, 97 t-3/12, 98 12/12, 00 11/12, 01 6/12, 02 9/12, 03 11/12, 04 3/12, 05 8/12, 06 7/12, 07 4/12, 082/12, 09 7/12, 10 1/12, 11 4/12, 12 3/12, 13 5/12, Jim Corbett Invitational: 78 14/15 John Burns Intercollegiate: 90 7/23, 91 11/23, 93 t-2/22, 94 7/20, 95 t-5/18, 96 1/21, 97 4/22, 98 13/20, 99 t-11/20, 00 11/18, 01 2/19, 02 2/20, 03 6/18, 05 5/22, 06 7/19, 07 6/22, 08 1/21, 09 8/17 John Hayt Invitational: 11 2/15 Junior-Senior Invitational: 71 t-2/16, 72 4/10, 73 7/10, 74 1/10, 75 2/10, 76 1/10, 77 1/12, 78 3/14, 79 1/13, 80 t-8/16, 81 8/26, 82 7/16, 83 4/14, 84 3/11 Kepler Intercollegiate: 02 t-6/17 Laurel-USM Invitational: 85 2/15 LSU National Invitational: 84 2/12, 85 5/15, 86 t-3/12, 87 9/12, 88 4/13 Major College Invitational: 70 6/8, 71 4/7, 74 2/6 The Maxwell: 99 t-5/15, 01 t-4/16, 05 7/11 The McLaughlin: 12 1/16 Memphis Kroger Intercollegiate: 96 1/18, 97 4/18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship: 04 t-14/18, 06 10/15 Mississippi State Invitational: 72 6/9 Morris Williams Intercollegiate: 07 12/14, 08 4/15 Mobile Bay Classic: 13 1/16, 14 1/15 Music City Classic: 93 2/18 National Collegiate: 92 6/18 NCAA Championship: 79 24/28, 85 18/30, 86 22/31, 89 t-29/30, 90 t-25/30, 93 t-17/30, 95 t-16/30, 97 t-16/30, 98 10/30, 00 14/30, 02 t-28/30, 03 8/18, 04 t-21/30, 06 t-19/30, 07 30/30, 08 16/30, 12 t-15/30, 13 13/30 NCAA East Regional: 89 t-5/19, 90 13/23, 92 13/22, 93 6/22, 94 t-9/21, 95 t-10/21, 96 t-13/23, 97 1/23, 98 3/23, 00 8/27, 01 13/27, 02 7/27, 03 10/27, 04 6/27, 06 8/27, 07 t-2/27, 08 6/27, 12 3/14, 13 T-2/13 NCAA South Central Regional: 10 t-9/14, 11 8/13 NCAA West Regional: 05 13/27 The Nelson: 96 t-12/17 Olympia Fields Invitational: 11 t-2/15, 12 t-6/14 Palencia Invitational: 03 1/11 Pan American International: 76 5/21, 79 14/26, 80 9/24 Panhandle Intercollegiate: 83 4/12, 84 5/17, 86 2/15 PING/Golfweek Preview Preview: 94 7/18, 98 15/15, 99 t-9th/15, 00 4/16, 02 4/15, 03 14/15, 05 13/15 PING Tulsa Invitational: 95 3/12 Primland Invitational: 14 2/9 Rehling Invitational: 03 1/12 Reunion intercollegiate: 09 6/15 Rice Intercollegiate: 09 2/15 Ridges Intercollegiate: 98 11/14, 99 11/14, 00 t-11/14, 01 5/15, 02 8/14, 03 14/18, 05 2/15, 06 6/15, 07 8/15, 08 12/14, 09 13/15 River City Invitational: 75 12/21, 76 t-16/24, 77 t-14/24 Sagamore Preview: 14 2/14 Samford Intercollegiate: 13 1/18 Seminole Classic: 73 12/24, 74 9/22, 75 t-6/25, 76 1/26, 77 3/23, 78 8/25, 79 1/22, 80 t-9/22, 81 13/21, 82 6/23, 83 6/21, 84 10/20, 85 4/21, 87 /24, 88 9/21, 89 t-7/18, 07 1/15, Senior Bowl Invitational: 70 3/8, 71 8/13, 72 5/11 Shoal Creek Invitational: 06 5/15, 07 3/12 Southeastern Intercollegiate: 70 3/8, 71 8/13, 72 5/11, 75 5/11, 80 8/21, 81 10/24, 82 t-2/26, 83 15/21, 84 14/18, 85 9/18, 86 5/18, 87 6/18, 88 5/15, 89 10/18, 90 5/15, 91 8/15, 92 6/18, 93 6/18, 94 2/18, 95 1/18, 96 (Blue-Gray) 8/18 Southern Highlands Collegiate: 09 14/15 SEC Championship: 61 6/10, 64 10/10, 65 8/9, 66 4/9, 67 7/10, 68 3/10, 69 5/9, 70 5/10, 71 6/10, 72 7/10, 73 6/10, 74 3/10, 75 t-4/10, 76 1/10, 77 6/10, 78 5/10, 79 3/10, 80 2/10, 81 1/10, 82 6/10, 83 8/10, 84 6/10, 85 5/10, 86 4/10, 87 6/10, 88 t-3/10, 89 5/10, 90 5/10, 91 2/10, 92 2/12, 93 5/12, 94 2/12, 95 2/12, 96 7/12, 97 2/12, 98 6/12, 99 6/12, 00 2/12, 01 3/12, 02 1/12, 03 2/12, 04 3/12, 05 2/12, 06 5/12, 07 3/15, 08 t-8/12, 09 12/12, 10 7/12, 11 7/12, 12 2/12, 13 3/14 Southern Highlands Intercollegiate: 05 14/15 Southern Intercollegiate: 61 11/26, 66 5/17, 75 5/20, 77 18/24, 80 12/16, 81 7/24, 82 t-12/24, 83 13/26, 84 t-10/15, 85 18/20, 89 15/18 Spring Hill College Invitational: 81 1/11, 82 1/8, 83 2/7 Stanford U.S. Intercollegiate: 88 t-1/23 Thunderbird/ASU Intercollegiate: 95 4/18 Tiger invitational: 13 3/15, 14 1/15 Tiger Shootout: 09 1/3 Topy Cup: 97 t-2/12, 04 2/11 Tournament of Champions: 89 10/12, 90 4/15, 91 1/15, 92 3/15, 93 3/15, 94 3/15, 95 10/15, 96 3/15, 97 10/15, 98 12/14, 00 7/14, 01 2/15, 03 5/13 UK Bluegrass Invitational: 14 2/13 University Club Intercollegiate: 04 /14 UNLV Toyota Collegiate: 04 14/15 U.S. Collegiate: 11 t-2/14, 12 t-9/15, 13 t-11/15, 14 6/15 USF Invitational: 14 8/17 WolfRun Intercollegiate 13 2/14, 56

57 ALL-TIME RESULTS Coach George Hargreaves 1949 (0-1-2) L--Appalachian College T--Washington, Lee ** Conference champions 1950 (4-0-1) W--Georgia Tech (2), Alabama (2) T--Georgia 1951 Results not available 1952 (3-4) W--Alabama, Florida Mercer L--Mercer, Alabama, Florida, Sewanee 1953 and 1954 Results not available 1955 (3-6) W--Sewanee, Troy State Teachers College (2) L--Florida State (2), Georgia Tech (2), Alabama (2) 1956 (4-6) W--Alabama, Mercer, Troy State Teachers College (2) L--Florida State (2), Georgia Tech (2), Alabama, Mercer Coach Ken Wheeler 1957 (5-5) W--Troy State (2), Alabama, Mercer (2) L--Florida State (2), Georgia Tech (2), Alabama Coach Bill Park 1958 (7-5) W--Georgia Tech, Alabama, Troy State Teachers College (2), St. Bernard, Mercer (2) L--Georgia Tech, Alabama, Florida State (2) Coach Bill Park ( ) Two Time SEC Coach of the Year Coached Two Teams To SEC Championships 1959 (5-5-1) SEC Championship 3rd 1960 (6-6) SEC Championship 3rd 1961 (5-8-2) W--Vanderbilt (2) L--Florida State (2) SEC Championship 6th 1962 (9-3, 7-1 SEC) W--Chattanooga, Alabama, Georgia Tech (2), Georgia (2), University of the South, Vanderbilt L--Alabama, Florida State (2) SEC Championship 2nd 1963 (4-6) W--Alabama, Chattanooga, Georgia Tech, Michigan State L--Florida State (2), Alabama, Georgia (2), Georgia Tech SEC Championship 5th 1964 (6-6-2) W--Michigan State, Georgia Tech, Chattanooga, Huntingdon (2), Athens College L--Georgia (2), Florida State (2), Georgia Tech, Howard T--Alabama, Howard 1965 (4-10-1) W--Chattanooga, Georgia State, Huntingdon, Athens L--Georgia (2), Alabama (2), Florida State (2), Huntingdon, Indiana, Georgia State, Georgia Tech T--Georgia Tech SEC Championship 8th of (15-4) W--Alabama (3), Tulane, Georgia State, Georgia SEC Championship 4th of (11-9) W--Georgia State (2), South Alabama (2), Huntingdon (2) L--Georgia (2), Georgia Tech (2), Florida (2), Alabama, Florida State T--Alabama SEC Championship 7th of (15-3) L--Georgia, Alabama, Florida SEC Championship 3rd of (8-7) W--Georgia State, Georgia Southern, Georgia, GeorgiaTech L--Alabama SEC Championship 5th of (15-6-1) L--Columbus College SEC Championship 5th of (7-3) SEC Championship 6th of SEC Championship 7th of (10-6) W--Alabama, Columbus, LaGrange (3), Sewanee, Georgia Tech (2), Georgia State, South Alabama L--Chipola, Chattanooga, Tennessee, South Alabama, Illinois,Callaway Cup All Dixie Tournament 16th Alabama Invitational 4th Seminole Intercollegiate 12th of 24 Southern Junior-Senior 7th Chris Schenkel Invitational 13th Houston Lake Invitational 13th SEC Championship 6th of (74-22) W--Columbus, Chattanooga, Samford (2), Georgia Tech (2), St. Bernard (2), Mercer, Chipola, Troy State,West Georgia, South Alabama (2) Seminole Invitational 9th of 22 Alabama Intercollegiate 3rd of 9 Southeastern Intercollegiate 5th of 13 Major College Invitational 2nd of 6 Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 10 Chris Schenkel Invitational 6th of 19 SEC Championship 3rd of Seminole Invitational 6th of 25 Southeastern Intercollegiate 5th of 10 Southern Junior-Senior 2nd Chris Schenkel Invitational 9th of 19 Callaway Cup 5th SEC Championship 4th of SEC Champions Sonny Dragoin SEC Coach of the Year Pan American 5th Seminole Invitational 1st Southern Junior-Senior 2nd All-America Cup 9th Chris Schenkel Invitational 6th Memphis State Invitational 12th All Dixie 6th SEC Championship 1st of Furman Invitational 1st Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 12 Callaway Cup 1st Alabama Invitational 1st Seminole Invitational 2nd All-America Cup 4th Chris Schenkel Invitational 6th SEC Championship 6th of Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 9 Jim Corbett Invitational 14th of 15 SEC Championship 5th of ( ) Pan American Invitational 14th of 26 Seminole Invitational 1st of 22 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Furman Invitational t-9th of 24 Southern Junior-Senior 1st of 12 Chris Schenkel Invitational 12th of 21 All-America Intercollegiate 16th of 30 SEC Championship 3rd of 10 NCAA Championship 24th of ( ) Cypress Gardens Invitational 12th of 18 All-Dixie Invitational 1st of 25 Pan American Invitational 9th of 24 Seminole Invitational 9th of 23 Furman Invitational 14th of 21 Southern Junior-Senior t-8th of 16 Southeastern Invitational 8th of 21 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Chris Schenkel Invitational 15th of 22 Southern Intercollegiate 12th of 16 SEC Championship 2nd of 10 57

58 (174-66) Sonny Dragoin SEC Coach of the Year Grandfather Invitational 2nd of 16 Forest Hills Invitational 4th of 28 All-Dixie Invitational 3rd of 15 Gator Invitational 9th of 21 Seminole Invitational 13th of 21 Furman Invitational 7th of 27 Southern Junior-Senior 8th of 26 Southeastern Invitational 10th of 24 Alabama Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 Chris Schenkel Invitational 12th of 22 Southern Intercollegiate 7th of 24 SEC Championship 1st of ( ) Augusta Invitational 15th of 18 Spring Hill Invitational 1st of 11 All Dixie Invitational 4th of 18 Gator Invitational 9th of 18 Seminole Invitational t-6th of 23 Furman Invitational 8th of 25 Southern Junior-Senior 9th of 28 Southeastern Invitational 2nd of 26 Country Club Intercollegiate 1st of 15 Chris Schenkel Invitational t-5th of 18 Southern Invitational t-12th of 15 SEC Championship 6th of ( ) Forest Hills Invitational 10th of 18 Andy Bean Invitational 10th of 12 Spring Hill Invitational 1st of 8 All Dixie Invitational 7th of 26 Gator Invitational 9th of 19 Seminole Invitational t-6th of 21 Panhandle Invitational t-4th of 12 Southern Junior-Senior t-4th of 14 Southeastern Invitational 15th of 21 Country Club Intercollegiate t-5th of 15 Chris Schenkel Invitational 12th of 18 SEC Championship 8th of 10 Southern Invitational 13th of Augusta Invitational 9th of 18 Dixie Intercollegiate 17th of 24 Spring Hill Intercollegiate 2nd of 7 Gator Invitational t-12th of 21 Seminole Invitational 10th Panhandle Intercollegiate 5th of 18 Southern Junior-Senior 3rd of 11 Southeastern Intercollegiate 14th Jackson County Club Invitational 6th of 15 Chris Schenkel Invitational 12th of 18 SEC Championship 6th of 10 Coach Mike Griffin ( ,.630) Inducted into NCAA Hall of Fame in 2000 Four Time SEC Coach of the Year ( ) Forest Hills Invitational 8th of 18 LSU National Invitational 2nd of 12 Hart Invitational 1st of 7 Dixie Intercollegiate t-2nd of 27 Gator Invitational 3rd of 19 Seminole Classic 4th of 21 Imperialakeland Classic 2nd of 21 Tiger Point Intercollegiate 2nd of 19 Southeastern Intercollegiate 9th of 18 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 10 Chris Schenkel Invitational 8th of 18 Southern Intercollegiate 18th of 20 SEC Championship 5th of 10 NCAA Championship 18th of ( ) Laurel-USM Invitational 2nd of 15 Buckeye Fall Classic 5th of 19 LSU National Invitational 5th of 15 Dixie Intercollegiate t-4th of 18 Gator Invitational 3rd of 20 Seminole Golf Classic 6th of 20 Imperial Lakes Golf Classic 3rd of 21 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 10 Chris Schenkel Invitational t-10th of 18 Panhandle Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 SEC Championship 4th of 10 NCAA Championship 22nd of ( ) LSU National Invitational t-3rd of 12 Buckeye Fall Classic 9th of 23 Alabama Intercollegiate t-3rd of 13 Gator Invitational t-8th of 19 Seminole Classic 4th of 24 Imperialakes Classic t-20th of 22 Henry Homberg Invitational 10th of 18 Southeastern Intercollegiate 6th of 18 Jackson Invitational 8th of 15 Chris Schenkel Invitational 14th of 18 SEC Championship 6th of ( ) LSU National Invitational 9th of 12 Dixie Intercollegiate 6th of 18 Alabama Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 Gator Invitational 8th of 19 Seminole Classic t-8th of 21 Imperialakes Classic t-6th of 21 Southeastern Intercollegiate 5th of 15 JerryPate Intercollegiate t-9th of 19 Chris Schenkel Intercollege t-10th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship t-3rd of ( ) LSU National Invitational 4th of 12 U.S. Intercollegiate t-1st of 23 Dixie Intercollegiate t-4th of 18 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Gator Invitational 12th of 18 Seminole Classic t-7th of 18 ImperiaLakes Classic 14th of 23 Southeastern Invitational 10th of 18 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate 14th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollege t-4th of 12 SEC Championship 5th of 10 NCAA East Regional t-5th of 19 NCAA Championship t-29th of ( ) Tournament of Champions 10th of 12 Carpet Capital Classic 8th of 15 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 10 Southern Intercollegiate 15th of 18 Barnett Bank Invitational 5th of 18 John Burns Invitational 7th of 23 ImperiaLakes Classic 12th of 24 Southeastern Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Augusta Forest Hills Classic 5th of 15 Eagle Invitational 2nd of 15 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 SEC Championship 5th of 10 NCAA East Regional 1st of 23 NCAA Championship t-25th of ( ) Jack Nicklaus Intercollegiate 2nd of 16 Carpet Capital Collegiate t-4th of 18 Tournament of Champions 4th of 15 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes 13th of 18 Gator Invitational 13th of 18 John Burns Intercollegiate 11th of 20 Southeastern Intercollegiate 8th of 15 Bank South Invitational 7th of 13 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 10 NCAA East Regional 14th of ( ) Barnett Bank Invitational 5th of 15 Alabama Intercollegiate 1st of 12 Dixie Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 13th of 18 Tournament of Champions 1st of 15 National College Invitational 6th of 18 Southeastern Invitational 6th of 18 Augusta College Invitational t-8th of 18 Kemira Intercollegiate 4th of 12 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 4th of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional 13th of ( ) Jack Nicklaus Collegiate 7th of 12 Tournament of Champions 3rd of 15 Dixie Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate t-10th of 12 John Burns Intercollegiate t-2nd of 20 ImperiaLakes Classic t-6th of 21 Southeastern Intercollegiate 6th of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 13th of 16 Music City Classic 2nd of 18 Brook-Blazer 2nd of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate t-4th of 12 SEC Championship 5th of 12 NCAA East Regional 6th of 22 NCAA Championship t-17th of ( ) Jack Nicklaus Collegiate 4th of 12 Tournament of Champions 3rd of 15 Dixie Intercollegiate t-2nd of 12 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 Trojan Classic 1st of 12 John Burns Intercollegiate 7th of 20 ImperiaLakes Classic 13th of 21 Southeastern Intercollegiate 2nd of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 8th of 16 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 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59 SEC Championship t-2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional 9th of 23 NCAA Championship 7th of ( ) Mike Griffin SEC Coach of the Year The Preview t-7th of 18 Tournament of Champions 3rd of 15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 6th of 12 Golf World/Palmetto Dunes t-13th of 18 John Burns Intercollegiate t-5th of 18 Southeastern Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 5th of 15 Thunderbird/ASU 4th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional t-10th of 21 NCAA Championship t-16th of ( ) Tournament of Champions 10th of 15 PING/Tulsa Invitational 3rd of 12 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 7th of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 2nd of 11 IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic 11th of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 1st of 21 Blue-Gray Intercollegiate t-8th of 18 Carpet Capital Classic 5th of 15 ASU/Thunderbird Intercollege 2nd of 13 ASU/Thunderbird 2nd of 13 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 7th of 12 NCAA East Regional t-13th of 23rd ( ) Mike Griffin SEC Coach of the Year Tournament of Champions 3rd of 15 Kroger Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 8th of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 1st of 12 The Nelson t-12th of 17 Barnett Bank Invitational 10th of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 4th of 22 Alabama Spring Invitational 2nd of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 1st of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional 1st of 23 NCAA Championship t-16th of ( ) Topy Cup t-2nd of 12 Tournament of Champions t-10th of 15 Kroger Intercollegiate 4th of 18 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate t-3rd of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 5th of 13 John Burns Intercollegiate 13th of 20 Alabama Spring Invitational 3rd of 18 Carpet Capital Classic 4th of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 SEC Championship 6th of 12 The Maxwell 2nd of 13 NCAA East Regional 3rd of 23 NCAA Championship 10th of ( ) Ridges Intercollegiate 11th of 14 NCAA Preview 15th of 15 Tournament of Champions 12th of 14 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 12th of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 7th of 11 John Burns Intercollegiate 11th of 20 Alabama Spring Invitational 6th of 18 Carpet Capital Collegiate 16th of 16 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 11 SEC Championship 6th of 12 The Maxwell t-5th of ( ) Ridges Intercollegiate 6th of 15 PING/Golf Week Preview t-9th of 18 Carpet Capital Classic 5th of 15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 11th of 18 Gary Koch Invitational 2nd of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 11th of 18 Alabama Spring Invitational 1st of 18 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 Atlanta Intercollegiate 1st of 11 NCAA East Regional 8th of 27 NCAA Championship 14th of ( ) Mike Griffin SEC Coach of the Year Ridges Intercollegiate t-11th of 14 Tournament of Champions 7th of 14 PING/Golf Week Preview t-4th of 16 Carpet Capital Classic 12th of 15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 12th of 12 Country Club of Louisiana 6th of 12 John Burns Intercollegiate 2nd of 19 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate 11th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 3rd of 12 The Maxwell t-4th of 16 NCAA East Regional 13th of ( ) SEC Champions Mike Griffin SEC Coach of the Year Ridges Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Carpet Capital Classic 8th of 15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 6th of 12 Tournament of Champions 2nd of 15 Country Club of Louisiana 2nd of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 2nd of 20 Chris Schenkel Intercollegiate 13th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 1st of 12 Kepler Intercollegiate t-6th of 17 NCAA East Regional 7th of 27 NCAA Championship t-28th of (132-69) Ridges Intercollegiate 8th of 14 Carpet Capital Collegiate 16th of 18 Ping/Golfweek Preview 4th of 15 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 9th of 12 John Burns Intercollegiate 6th of 17 Palencia Invitational 2nd of 18 Conrad Rehling Intercollegiate 1st of 13 Chris Schenkel Invitational 5th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Invitational 5th of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 Atlanta Intercollegiate 7th of 12 NCAA East Regional 10th of 27 NCAA Championship 8th of ( ) Ridges Intercollegiate 14th of 18 The Preview 14th of 15 Carpet Capital Collegiate t-9th of 18 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate 11th of 12 Tournament of Champions 6th of 15 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate t-14th of 18 UNLV Toyota Collegiate 14th of 15 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 15th of 15 Atlanta Intercollegiate 9th of 12 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 3rd of 12 NCAA East Regional 6th of 27 NCAA Championship t-21st of `(119-53) Topy Cup 2nd of 11 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 University Club Intercollegiate 7th of 14 Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 18 John Burns Intercollegiate 5th of 22 Southern Highlands Intercollegiate 14th of 15 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 2nd of 15 Hootie at Bulls Bay 3rd of 15 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 12 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 The Maxwell Intercollegiate 7th of 11 NCAA West Regional 13th of ( ) PING/Golfweek Preview 13th of 15 Jarry Pate National Intercollegiate 8th of 12 The Ridges Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 Carpet Capital Collegiate 11th of 18 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 10th of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 7th of 19 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 4th of 15 Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate 15th of 15 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate 1st of 11 SEC Championship 5th of 12 NCAA East Regional 8th of 27 NCAA Championship t-19th of ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 15th of 18 Shoal Creek Intercollegiate 5th of 15 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate 7th of 12 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 6th of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 6th of 22 Seminole Intercollegiate 1st of 15 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational 3rd of 18 Morris Williams Intercollegiate 12th of 14 Administaff Invitational 14th of 18 Boilermaker Invitational 4th of 15 SEC Championship 3rd of 12 NCAA East Regional t-2nd of 27 NCAA Championship 30th of ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 4th of 18 Shoal Creek Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 Jerry Pate National Intercollegiate 4th of 12 Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate 8th of 15 John Burns Intercollegiate 1st of 21 Seminole Intercollegiate 2nd of 12 Chris Schenkel E-Z-Go t12th of 18 Hootie at Bull's Bay 7th of 15 Morris Williams Intercollegiate 4th of 15 SEC Championship t-8th of 12 NCAA East Regional 6th of 27 NCAA Championship 16th of 30 59

60 ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate t-12th of 18 Shoal Creek Invitational 6th of 12 Jerry Pate National 2nd of 12 Bank of Tennessee 12th of 14 John Burns Intercollegiate 8th of 17 Seminole Intercollegiate 8th of 12 Southern Highlands Collegiate 14th of 15 Chris Schenkel E-Z-Go 9th of 18 Reunion Intercollegiate 6th of 15 SEC Championship 12th of 12 Coach Nick Clinard 2009-Present ( ,.749) ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 4th of 12 Gary Koch Invitational 7th of 15 Jerry Pate National 7th of 12 Bank Of Tennessee 13th of 15 David Toms Intercollegiate 9th of 14 Rice Intercollegiate 2nd of 15 Border Olympics 5th of 16 Tiger Shootout 1st of 3 Chris Schenkel E-Z-Go 1st of 13 Hootie at Bull's Bay 7th of 15 Bluegrass Invitational 2nd of 24 SEC Championship 7th of 12 NCAA South Central Regional T9th of ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 5th of 12 Gary Koch Invitational 2nd of 12 Jerry Pate National 1st of 12 Bridgestone Intercollegiate 2nd of 14 Gator Invitational 2nd of 14 John Hayt Invitational 2nd of 15 General Hackler Championship 3rd of 17 E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational 1st of 15 Hootie at Bulls Bay t-3rd of 15 Bluegrass Invitational 1st of 18 SEC Championship 7th of 12 NCAA South Central 8th of ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 14th of 15 The McLaughlin 1st of 16 Olympia Fields Invitational t-6th of 14 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate 3rd of 12 U.S. Collegiate t-11th of 15 Amer Ari Invitational 8th of 19 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 1st of 16 Samford Intercollegiate 1st of 18 Tiger Invitational 3rd of 15 Hootie at Bulls Bay 8th of 15 Gary Koch Invitational 3rd of 14 SEC Championship 3rd of 14 NCAA Regional t-2nd of 13 NCAA Championship 13th of ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 6th of 14 Wolf Run Intercollegiate 2nd of 14 Jerry Pate Invitational 5th of 12 U.S. Collegiate t-11th of 15 Amer Ari Invitational 6th of 20 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate 1st of 15 USF Invitational 8th of 17 Tiger Invitational 1st of 15 Hootie at Bulls Bay 1st of 15 UK Bluegrass Invitational 2nd of 13 Capital City Club Collegiate 3rd of 4 SEC Championship 3rd of 14 NCAA Regional 3rd of 14 NCAA Championship 23rd of (38-9-1) Carpet Capital Collegiate t-3rd of 14 Primland Collegiate Invitational 2nd of 9 Sagamore Fall Preview 2nd of 14 U.S. Collegiate 6th of 15 Amer Ari Invitational -- Mobile Bay Intercollegiate -- Tiger Invitational -- Schenkel Invitational -- Hootie at Bulls Bay -- Gary Koch Invitational -- SEC Championship -- NCAA Regional -- NCAA Championship ( ) Carpet Capital Collegiate 1st of 12 Olympia Fields Invitational t-2nd of 15 Jerry Pate National 4th of 12 U.S. Collegiate t-2nd of 14 Gator Invitational 1st of 14 Desert Intercollegiate 3rd of 24 E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational t-3rd of 14 Hootie at Bulls Bay 1st of 15 Gary Koch Invitational 3rd of 15 SEC Championship 2nd of 12 NCAA East Regional 3rd of 14 NCAA Championship t-15th of 30 60

61 TEAM TOURNAMENT TITLES Date Tournament Site Host Par Yards Score Margin Runner-up April 19, 1974 Troy Invit. Olympic Spa St. Bernard April 12-13, 1974 Southern Junior-Senior Alabama Feb , 1976 Seminole Inter. Seminole GC Florida State Florida State 1976 SEC Championship Decatur, Ala. SEC 1,091 March 15-17, 1978 Alabama Inter. Indian Pines Auburn Alabama March 30-April 1, 1979 Southern Junior-Senior Stillwaters Georgia March 21-23, 1979 Alabama Inter. Rolling Hills GC Troy Alabama March 1980 Alabama Inter. Rolling Hills GC Troy Troy Nov 16-18, 1979 Dixie Inter. Bull Creek GC Columbus College Georgia May 13-16, 1981 SEC Championship West Lake CC Tennessee Oct , 1981 Spring HIll Invit. Mobile, Ala. Spring Hill College Troy October 1982 Spring Hill Invi. Mobile, Ala. Spring Hill College SW Louisiana April 11-14, 1985 Alabama Inter. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama Alabama Red Oct , 1984 Hart Invit. Terri Pines CC Montevallo April 13, 1986 Alabama Inter. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alabama Alabama April 29-May 1, 1988 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, Georgia Oct. 7-9, 1988 Stanford U.S. Collegiate Stanford GC Stanford tie Fresno State Oct , 1988 Alabama Inter. Spring Hill College GC Spring Hill College Alabama Oct , 1989 Alabama Inter. Cotton Creek Club UAB South Alabama May 24-26, 1990 NCAA East Regional Savannah Resort and CC 72 7, Florida Nov. 2-4, 1990 Alabama Inter. Willow Point CC UAB Jacksonville State Oct. 5-7, 1991 Tournament of Champions Holston Hills CC Tennessee Georgia Oct ,1991 Dixie Inter. Bull Creek GC Columbus College Columbus College Oct , 1991 Alabama Inter. Bent Brook CC UAB Alabama Oct , 1993 Trojan Classic Auburn Links Troy State 72 6, South Alabama March 24-26,1995 Southeastern Inter. Lagoon Park GC Alabama 72 6, Tulsa April 21-23, 1995 Billy Hitchcock Inter. Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, Tennessee April 12-13, 1996 Billy Hitchcock Inter. Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, Alabama Feb ,1996 John Burns Inter. Kaneohe Klipper GC Hawaii 72 6, New Mexico April 11-12, 1997 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, LSU May 15-17, 1997 NCAA East Regional The Homestead Virginia Tech 70 6, Clemson April 4-6, 1997 Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Georgia Tech 72 6, Texas Oct , 1996 Memphis Kroger Inter. Colonial CC Memphis 72 6, Miss. State Oct , 1996 CC of Louisiana CC of Louisiana LSU 72 7, Miss. State April 8-10, 1999 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 7, South Carolina March 17-19, 2000 Alabama Spring Invit. Lagoon Park GC Alabama 72 6, Middle Tenn. St. April 7-9, 2000 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 7, Miss. State May 8-9, 2000 Atlanta Inter. Eagles Landing GC Georgia State 72 6, Florida April 6-8, 2001 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, Georgia State April 5-7, 2002 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 6, SE Louisiana April 19-21, 2002 SEC Championship Seaside GC SEC 70 6, Florida May 9-10, 2002 Atlanta Inter. Eagles Landing GC Georgia State 72 6, Florida March 2-3, 2003 Palencia Invitational Palencia Club North Florida 72 6, Georgia State March 14-16, 2003 Rehling Invitational Capstone Club Alabama 71 6, Alabama April 20, 2003 AU Club Multi-Match AU Club Auburn 72 7, Georgia April 9-11, 2004 Billy Hitchcock Saugahatchee CC Auburn 72 7, Jacksonville State April 8-10, 2005 Billy Hitchcock AU Club Auburn 72 7, Memphis April 7-9, 2006 Billy Hitchcock AU Club Auburn 72 7, Charlotte March 4-6, 2007 Seminole Inter. Golden Eagle CC Florida State 72 6, North Carolina Feb , 2008 John Burns Inter. Leilehua GC University of Hawaii Texas A&M March 15, 2010 Tiger Shootout AU Club Auburn 72 7, UL-Monroe March 19-21, 2010 Schenkel E-Z-Go Forest Heights CC Ga. Southern 72 6, North Florida Oct , 2010 Jerry Pate National Old Overton GC Alabama 71 6, Florida March 18-20, 2011 E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational Forest Heights CC Ga. Southern 72 6, Florida April 9-10, 2011 Bluegrass Invitational UK Big Blue GC Kentucky 71 6, Kentucky Sept. 9-11, 2011 Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm Georgia Tech 72 7, Tennessee Feb , 2012 Gator Invitatioanl UF Golf Course Florida 70 6, Arkansas March 25-27, 2012 Hootie at Bulls Bay Bulls Bay Golf Club College of Charleston 72 7, Virgnia Sept , 2012 The McLaughlin Bethpage State Park St. John s 70 6, Louisville Feb , 2013 Mobile Bay Classic Magnolia Grove USA 72 7, LSU March 4-5, 2013 Samford Intercollegiate Hoover CC Samford 72 7, Vanderbilt Feb , 2014 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate Magnolia Grove USA 72 7, Kentucky March 10-11, 2014 Tiger Invitational Grand National Auburn 72 7, Kennesaw State March 23-25, 2014 Hootie at Bulls Bay Bulls Bay Golf Club College of Charleston 72 7, South Carolina 61

62 AUBURN RECORD BOOK Low 18-Hole Team Score Score Tournament Round Players 269 (-19) John Burns...Rd (Northcutt, Moseley, Bowen, Groover, Moreland) 266 (-18) Jerry Pate...Rd (Northcutt, Strother, Moseley, Kizzire, Groover) 273 (-15) John Burns... Rd. 1...(Moseley, Northcutt, White, Groover, Moore) 273 (-15) John Burns...Rd (Northcutt, Moseley, Bowen, Groover, Moreland) 274 (-14) John Burns...Rd. 2...(Moseley, Northcutt, White, Groover, Moore) 274 (-14) Amer Ari Invitational...Rd.1... (Carlsson, Gilchrest, Henum, Mondy, Stringfellow) 271 (-13) Jerry Pate...Rd. 2...(Northcutt, Moseley, Kizzire, Cooper, Medley) 271 (-13) Jerry Pate...Rd. 3...(Northcutt, Moseley, Kizzire, Cooper, Medley) 275 (-13) Schenkel Invite...Rd (Barber, Carlsson, Gilmer, Hebert, Kopisck) 276 (-12) Jerry Pate... Rd. 1...(Barber, Hebert, Carlsson, McCurdy, Bozzelli) 276 (-12) Topy Cup... Rd.3...(Kizzire, Williams, Claxton, Moore, McKeever) 276 (-12) Maxwell... Rd.3... (Weatherly, Edstrom, Dufner, Thatcher, MacKellar) 268 (-12) Jerry Pate...Rd. 3...(Northcutt, Moreland, Kopsick, Gilmer, Stembridge) 276 (-12) Ala. Inter...Rd.1...(Smallridge, Shirey, Seagraves, McAvoy, Plaines, Bergin) Low 36-Hole Team Score Score Tournament Score Players 547 (-29) John Burns (Moseley, Northcutt, White, Groover, Moore) 551 (-25) John Burns (Northcutt, Moseley, Bowen, Groover, Moreland) 553 (-23) Amer Ari Invitational (Carlsson, Gilchrest, Henum, Mondy, Stringfellow) 550 (-18) Jerry Pate (Northcutt, Strother, Moseley, Kizzire, Groover) 558 (-18) John Burns (Haefner, Little, Mundy, Swift, Williams) 558 (-18) Ala. Inter (Green, O'Neil, Refram, Edwards, Hyman, Matsuo) 556 (-14) Jerry Pate (Barber, Hebert, Carlsson, McCurdy, Bozzelli) 557 (-11) Jerry Pate (McKeever, Moore, Claxton, Williams, Kizzire) Lowest 54-Hole Team Score Score Tournament Score Players 820 (-44) John Burns (Moseley, Northcutt, Nolen, Groover, Moreland) 834 (-30) John Burns (Moseley, Northcutt, White, Groover, Moore) 836 (-28) Amer Ari Invitational (Carlsson, Gilchrest, Henum, Mondy, Stringfellow) 837 (-27) John Burns (Haefner, Little, Mundy, Swift, Williams) 829 (-21) Jerry Pate (Barber, Hebert, Carlsson, McCurdy, Bozzelli) 829 (-11) SEC Championship (Carlsson, Gilchrest, Long, Mondy, Stringfellow) 830 (-10) McLaughlin (Mondy, Herbert, Bozzelli, Zickler, Carlsson) 830 (-10) Jerry Pate (Moseley, Northcutt, Strother, Kizzire, Groover) Lowest 72-Hole Team Score Score Tournament Score Players 1145 (-7) NCAA Champ (Edstrom, Weatherly, MacKellar, Dufner, Thatcher) Low Single Season Stroke Averages Player Year Score 1. Blayne Barber Buddy Gardner Blayne Barber Niclas Carlsson Buddy Gardner Kevin Haefner Reid Edstrom Jay Moseley Niclas Carlsson Matt Gilchrest Iain Steel Lee Williams Michael Hebert Dominic Bozzelli Roland Thatcher Jimmy Green Scott Weatherly Morris Slingluff Morris Slingluff Lee Williams Jake Mondy Chip Spratlin Lee Williams Patton Kizzire Cole Moreland Lowest Career Stroke Averages (careeer minimum of two years) Player Year Score 1. Blayne Barber Niclas Carlsson Lee Williams Dominic Bozzelli Michael Hebert Iain Steel Morris Slingluff Reid Edstrom Jimmy Green Buddy Gardner Jake Mondy Present Glenn Northcutt Michael Johnson Present Kevin Haefner Hill Boswell Cole Moreland Will McCurdy Jason Dufner Scott Weatherly Stuart Moore John Fridge Patton Kizzire Roland Thatcher Tyler McKeever Jay Hobby

63 Rounds Scoring Rounds at Sub-Par Rounds Top-10 Season Counted Average Par or Better Rounds in 60s Finishes Carlsson (34/39,.872) Carlsson (71.18) Carlsson (24) Carlsson (18) Carlsson (12) Carlsson (6) Johnson(37/39,.949) Bozzelli (72.74) Johnson (17) Herbert,Johnson (11) Bozzelli (8) Bozzelli (5) Barber (31/33,.939) Barber (70.76) Barber (21) Barber (16) Barber (11) Barber (9) Barber (31/33,.939) Barber (70.91) Hebert, Barber (18) Barber (16) Barber (13) Barber (6) Moreland (29/30,.967) Moreland (72.33) Kopsick (17) McCurdy (9) Kopsick (7) Kopsick (5) Kopsick (28/30,.993) Moreland (74.27) Moreland (11) Moreland (8) Northcutt (5) Northcutt (3) Kizzire (28/30,.933) Moseley (71.83) Moseley (21) Moseley (18) Moeley (10) Moseley (3) Northcutt (34/37,.919) Northcutt (72.46) Kizzire (18) Northcutt (6) Kizzire (13) Northcutt, Kizzire(4) Moore, Northcutt (30/33,.909) Moore (72.85) Moore (14) Moore (8) Moore (4) Moore (3) Williams (26/29,.897) Williams (71.94) Williams, Moore (16) Williams (13) Williams (8) Williams (6) Moore (37.5/38,.987) Dismuke (72.63) Dismuke (16) Dismuke (9) Dismuke (9) Dismuke (3) Williams (37/41,.902) Williams (72.19) Williams (19) Williams (13) Claxton, Williams (5) McKeever (6) Haefner (39/39, 1.000) Haefner (71.59) Haefner (20) Haefner (19) Haefner (9) Haefner (9) Swift (33/35,.942) Haefner (72.50) Haefner (21) Hafner (13) Haefner, Williams (7) Haefner, Swift (3) Thatcher, Weatherly (34/37,.919) Thatcher (72.08) Thatcher (19) Thatcher (15) Thatcher (9) Thatcher (6) Weatherly (31/33,.939) Weatherly (74.15) Weatherly (10) Weatherly (8) Weatherly (4) Rusk (2) Weatherly (33/35,.943) Edstrom, Weatherly (72.54) Weatherly (16) Weatherly (13) Dufner, Weatherly (3) Weatherly (6) Season Rounds Counted Scoring Average Bryant MacKellar (30/32,.938) Jason Dufner (2,332/32,.72.88) Jay Hobby (35/36,.972) Jay Hobby (2,611/36, 72.53) Iain Steele (36/36, 1.000) Iain Steele (2,798/39, 71.74) Will Blackmon (2.569/35, 73.40) Rick Gehr (28/30,.933) Rick Gehr (2205/30, 73.50) Jimmy Green (34/37,.919) Jimmy Green (2,887/40, 72.18) Jimmy Green (35/35, 1.000) Jimmy Green (2,738/38, 72.05) Jimmy Green (41/43,.954) Jimmy Green (3,148/43, 73.21) Hiroshi Matsuo (29/32,.906) Hiroshi Matsuo (2,356/32, 73.63) Mike Arasin (15/15, 1.000) Gary Emmons (2,373/32, 74.16) Eric Hamilton (31/33,.939) Gary Emmons (2,944/40, 73.60) John Fridge (37/38,.974) John Fridge (2,827/39, 72.50) John Fridge (27/27, 1.000) Todd Smith (2,558/35, 73.10) Todd Smith (35/37,.946) Todd Smith, Carter Mize (2,749/37, 74.3) John Fisher (24/27,..852) Tim Krapfel (2,380/33, 74.4) John Fisher (33/36,.917) John Fisher (2,431/33, 73.67) Bergin,Smallridge (29/30,.967) Bill Bergin (2,208/30,.73.60) 1979 Ricky Smallridge (36/36, 1.000) Ricky Smallridge (2,406/33, 72.90) 1978 Don Shirey (27/29,.931) Don Shirey (2,163/29, 74.53) Year Scoring Average 1977 Buddy Gardner (71.40) 1976 Buddy Gardner (1,418/20, 70.90) 1975 Buddy Gardner (5,714/28, 73.58) 1974 Buddy Gardner (2,274/30.5, 74.56) 1973 James Mason (2,316/31, 74.71) 1972 Bob Howerter (1,746/23, 75.91) 1971 James Mason (1,586/21, 75.52) 1970 Bill McDonald, Lamar Hart (823/11, 74.82) Team Top 5 Team Season Wins Finishes Average Low 18 Low Team Top 5 Team Season Wins Finishes Average Low 18 Low Team Top 5 Season Wins Finishes

64 Individual Scoring Records Lowest 9-Hole Score: Bryant Harvard 29 (-7) 1960 Old Saugahatchee CC Lowest 18-Hole Score: Kyle Kopsick 63 (-9) 2009 Gary Koch Invitational Stuart Moore 64 (-8) 2006 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate Blayne Barber 65 (-7) 2010 UNCG Bridgestone Bill Bergin 65 (-7) 1979 Pan American/Mexico Doug McLeod 65 (-7) 1983 Spring Hill/Mobile John Fridge 65 (-7) 1985 Imperialakes Intercollegiate Lee Williams 65 (-7) 2001 CC of Louisiana Intercollegiate Jamie Bowen 65 (-7) 2008 John Burns Intercollegiate Glenn Northcutt 65 (-7) 2006 John Burns Intercollegiate Blayne Barber 65 (-7) 2010 Bridgestone Collegiate Niclas Carlsson 65 (-7) 2014 Tiger Invitational Niclas Calsson 64 (-6) 2010 Jerry Pate National John Stembridge 65 (-6) 2010 Bluegrass Invitational Eric Hamilton 65 (-6) 1985 Alabama Intercollegiate Glenn Northcutt 64 (-6) 2008 Jerry Pate National John Fridge 64 (-6) 1986 Gator Invitational Lowest 36-Hole Score: Jay Moseley 132 (-12) 2006 John Burns Intercollegiate Blayne Barber 133 (-11) 2012 E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational Doug McLoeod 133 (-10) 1988 Spring Hill/Mobile Jay Moseley 133 (-9) 2006 Jerry Pate National Niclas Carlsson 135 (-9) 2014 Tiger Invitational Niclas Carlsson 132 (-8) 2010 Jerry Pate National Dominic Bozzelli 132 (-8) 2012 Gator Invitataional Matt Gilchrest 136 (-8) 2014 UK Bluegrass Invitational John Fridge 133 (-7) 1986 Gator Invitational Lowest 54-Hole Score (Par 72): Michael Johnson 200 (-16) 2014 Primland Collegiate Invitational Kyle Kopsick 201 (-15) 2009 Gary Koch Invitational Blayne Barber 201 (-15) 2012 E-Z-GO Schenkel Invitational Jay Moseley 202 (-14) 2006 John Burns Intercollegiate Blayne Barber 202 (-14) 2010 Bridgestone Intercollegiate Jim Curran 203 (-13) 1988 Billy Hitchcock Dominic Bozzelli 205 (-11) 2013 Amer Ari Invitational Jake Mondy 206 (-10) 2014 Amer Ari Invitational Matt Gilchrest 207 (-9) 2014 UK Bluegrass Invitational Lowest 72-Hole Score: Kevin Haefner 282 (-6) 2000 NCAA Championship Most Sub-Par Rounds (Season): Kevin Haefner Jay Moseley Niclas Carlsson Most Sub-Par Rounds (Career): Jimmy Green Niclas Carlsson Lee Williams Individual Tournament Champions (Since 1977) Buddy Gardner 1977 Southern Junior-Senior Ricky Smallridge 1978 Alabama Intercollegiate Ricky Smallridge 1979 Seminole Classic Ricky Smallridge 1979 Southern Junior-Senior Ricky Smallridge 1979 Dixie Intercollegiate Carter Mize 1982 Spring Hill Invitational Doug McLeod 1983 Spring Hill Invitational Jim Curran 1984 Hart Invitational John Fridge 1986 Gator Invitational Jim Curran 1988 Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate Jimmy Green 1988 Alabama Intercollegiate Jimmy Green 1989 Alabama Intercollegiate Jimmy Green 1990 NCAA Regional Jimmy Green 1990 Tournament of Champions Jimmy Green 1991 SEC Championship Jimmy Green 1991 Dixie Intercollegiate Tommy Druhan 1991 Tournament of Champions Iain Steel 1995 Southeastern Intercollegiate (-6) Chip Spratlin 1995 NCAA Championship (-5) Jay Hobby 1996 Billy Hitchcock (-11) Jason Dufner 1997 Billy Hitchcock (-8) Bryant MacKellar 1997 SEC Championship (-6) Jason Dufner 1997 Topy Cup (-1) Roland Thatcher 2000 Alabama Spring Invit (-11) Roland Thatcher SEC Championship Kevin Haefner 2002 Billy Hitchcock (-9) Jay Mundy 2003 Palencia Invitational (-1) Lee Williams 2003 Auburn Multi-Match 67 (-5) Stuart Moore 2006 Billy Hitchcock (-7) Patton Kizzire 2007 SEC Championship (+1) Kyle Kopsick 2009 Gary Koch Invitational (-15) Will McCurdy 2010 Tiger Shootout (E) John Stembridge 2010 Bluegrass Invitational (-7) Niclas Carlsson 2010 Jerry Pate National (-8) Blayne Barber 2010 Bridgestone Collegiate (-14) Dominic Bozzelli 2011 U.S. Collegiate (-6) Dominic Bozzelli 2012 Gator Invitational (-8) Niclas Carlsson 2012 Hootie at Bulls Bay (-5) Jake Mondy 2012 The McLaughlin (-8) Dominic Bozzelli 2013 Amer Ari Invitational (-11) Niclas Carlsson 2013 Mobile Bay Intercollegiate (-4) Niclas Carlsson 2014 Hottie at Bulls Bay (-7) Matt Gilchrest 2014 Bluegrass Invitational (-9) Blake Messer 2014 USA Individual (+3) 64

65 Auburn All-Americans 1963 Morris Slingluff (Honorable Mention) 1976 Buddy Gardner (Third-Team) 1977 Buddy Gardner (First-Team) 1979 Ricky Smallridge (Third-Team) 1990 Jimmy Green (Honorable Mention) Blayne Barber Dominic Bozzelli Jason Dufner Reid Edstrom 1991 Jimmy Green (Third-Team) 1992 Jimmy Green (Second-Team) 1995 Chip Spratlin (First-Team) Iain Steel (First-Team) 1996 Jay Hobby (Second-Team) 1997 Jason Dufner (Honorable Mention) Bryant MacKellar (Honorable Mention) Buddy Gardner Jimmy Green Kevin Haefner Jay Hobby 1998 Reid Edstrom (Honorable Mention) 2000 Roland Thatcher (Second-Team) Kevin Haefner (Honorable Mention) 2002 Kevin Haefner (Second-Team) Lee Williams (Honorable Mention) 2003 Lee Williams (Third-Team) 2005 Lee Williams (Honorable Mention) Bryant MacKellar Morris Slingluff Ricky Smallridge Chip Spratlin 2008 Jay Moseley (Third-Team) 2011 Blayne Barber (Second-Team) 2012 Blayne Barber (First-Team) Dominic Bozzelli (Honorable Mention) Iain Steel Roland Thatcher Lee Williams Jay Moseley 65

66 Auburn all-sec selections NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION Chip Spratlin NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPION Jimmy Green (East Regional) SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Iain Steel SEC INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION Jimmy Green Bryant MacKellar Roland Thatcher Patton Kizzire SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Hiroshi Matsuo Jimmy Green Shane Supple SEC COACH OF THE YEAR Sonny Dragoin Sonny Dragoin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin DISTRICT III SOUTH COACH OF THE YEAR Mike Griffin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin Mike Griffin BEN HOGAN AWARD Will Blackmon ALL-AMERICA SCHOLARS Billy Edwards Will Blackmon Gary Christian Roland Thatcher Roland Thatcher Scott Weatherly Will Swift Lee Williams Lee Williams Jay Moseley Steven Groover Jay Moseley Glenn Northcutt Glenn Northcutt Kyle Kopsick Blayne Barber Michael Hebert Niclas Carlsson Michael Hebert Niclas Carlsson Daniel Stringfellow 1970 Bill McDonald (Second-Team) 1972 Walt Verneville (First-Team) 1974 Bob Dumas (First-Team) 1975 Bud Smith (First-Team) 1976 Bud Smith (First-Team) Buddy Gardner (First-Team) Ed Davis (First-Team) Don Shirley (First-Team) 1977 Bud Smith (First-Team) Buddy Gardner (First-Team) 1978 Bill Bergin (Second-Team) 1979 Ricky Smallridge (First-Team) Bill Bergin (Second-Team) 1980 Ricky Smallridge (First-Team) John Fisher (Second-Team) Bill Bergin (Second-Team) 1981 John Fisher (First-Team) Tim Krapfel (Second-Team) Bill Bergin (Second-Team) 1983 Todd Smith (First-Team) 1984 John Fridge (First-Team) 1985 John Fridge (Second-Team) Todd Smith (Second-Team) 1986 Eric Hamilton (First-Team) John Fridge (First-Team) 1987 Gary Emmons (First-Team) 1989 Billy Edwards (First-Team) 1990 Jimmy Green (First-Team) 1991 Jimmy Green (First-Team) 1992 Jimmy Green (First-Team) Rick Gehr (Second-Team) Michael Lindsey (Second-Team) 1994 Will Blackmon (First-Team) 1995 Chip Spratlin (First-Team) Iain Steel (First-Team) 1996 Jay Hobby (First-Team) 1997 Reid Edstrom (First-Team) Bryant MacKellar (First-Team) Jason Dufner (Second-Team) 1998 Jason Dufner (Second-Team) Reid Edstrom (Second-Team) Scott Weatherly (Second-Team) 2000 Roland Thatcher (First-Team) Jason Dufner (Second-Team) Scott Weatherly (Second-Team) 2001 Kevin Haefner (Second-Team) 2002 Kevin Haefner (First-Team) Lee Williams (First-Team) 2003 Jay Mundy (Second-Team) Tyler McKeever (Second-Team) Lee Williams (Second-Team) 2004 Jonathan Dismuke (Second-Team) 2005 Lee Williams (First-Team) Patton Kizzire (Second-Team) Stuart Moore (Second-Team) Tyler McKeever (Second-Team) 2006 Stuart Moore (Second-Team) 2007 Patton Kizzire (First-Team) Glenn Northcutt (Second-Team) 2008 Jay Moseley (First-Team) 2010 Kyle Kopsick (Second-Team) 2011 Blayne Barber (First-Team) Michael Hebert (Second-Team) 2012 Blayne Barber (First-Team) Dominic Bozzelli (Second-Team) Niclas Carlsson (Second-Team) Will McCurdy (Second-Team) 2013 Michael Hebert (Second-Team) 2014 Niclas Carlsson (Second-Team) Matt Gilchrest (Second-Team) 66

67 Auburn Greats Will Blackmon Blackmon was Auburn s first and only winner of the Ben Hogan Award and an All-SEC firstteam selection in He was also an Academic All-American in During the summer leading into his senior year, he won three amateur competitions: the Southeastern Amateur, National Invitation and the Mobile Labor Day Invitational. Jason Dufner A 1997 honorable mention All-America selection and was a three-time All-SEC second-team pick, Dufner holds the 17th lowest career scoring average in school history with a Dufner won the 1997 Topy Cup in Tokyo, Japan with a Buddy Gardner Gardner still holds down the second and fifth spots for single season scoring averages in the Auburn record books with his in 1976 and in From , Gardner averaged strokes per round, the 10th best career average in school history. Jimmy Green A three-time All-America selection, three-time All-SEC pick and 1989 SEC Freshman-of-the- Year, Green won the individual titles at the 1990 NCAA East Regional and the 1991 SEC Championship. Green won six collegiate events for the Tigers, more than any other golfer in Auburn history. Kevin Haefner Haefner was a two-time All-American and All-SEC selection from He f inished with a stroke average, which still stands as the sixth lowest in school history. Morris Slingluff Auburn s first All-American, Morris Slingluff holds the seventh lowest careerscoring average in the Auburn books with a from His 1963 (72.20) and 1962 (72.30) averages rank 18th and 19th, respectively, all-time. Chip Spratlin Spratlin became the only Auburn golfer to win the NCAA Championship in 1995, claiming medalist honors. He was a first-team All- America selection and All- SEC first-team pick in Iain Steel Steele was a 1995 All- American and is Auburn's only SEC Player of the Year. Steel was also a f irst-team All-SEC selection in Sixth in Auburn career scoring average, Steel put up shots per round from Blayne Barber A two-time All-America and All-SEC selction in 2011 and 2012, Barber finished his career at Auburn among one of the all-time greats. He set the Auburn single-season scoring average record with a in 2012 while his scoring average in 2011 ranks third in school history. Additionally, his career scoring average is best in school history - nearly 1.5 strokes better than Niclas Carlsson s career scoring average of turned in from Roland Thatcher Thatcher was a secondteam All-America selection and won medalist honors for the SEC Championship in He finished in the top-5 in four of the last six events of the season, including victories at the Alabama Spring Invitational and the SEC Championship. Lee Williams Williams was a two-time U.S. Walker Cup member and was on the U.S. World Amateur team. In 2003, he was the NCAA Championship runner-up and third-team All-American. Williams was a three-time All-SEC pick, including two first-team selections in 2002 and His career stroke average is third in Auburn history. 67

68 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A Roy Abell Dan Aehl John Anderson...75 Bill Anthony David Anthony Mike Arasin Walton Ashwander Bucky Ayers Tobin Ayers B Blayne Barber Allan Bates Jeff Batson Scott Beard...80 Jackson Beindorf...10 Bill Bell Dave Bell Ryan Benton...14 Bill Bergin Jody Berklich Bobby Betts Will Blackmon Brett Boner Hill Boswell Jamie Bowen Dominic Bozzelli Jim Brennan Michael Brice Robbie Briscoe Tony Brovey Steve Brown David Bruno Bubba Burford Paul Burkholder Butch Byrd Chris Byrd C Ryan Cabbage Niclas Carlsson Tony Catanzaro Gary Christian Bill Church Will Claxton Craig Clemons Pete Cobb Keith Coker John Coker Joe Collins Frank Costa Tom Cox Harold Crew...55 Jim Curran D Ed Davis Joey Davis Henry DeBardeleben Jackie Dedman Jonathon Dismuke Tommy Druhan Jason Dufner Bob Dumas Brett Dye E Jack Ebbeler Reid Edstrom Billy Edwards John Ekman...74 Gary Emmons Larry Ennis Eddie Estes...72 F Ransom Fairchild Andy Ferguson John Fisher Tom Flint Jay Forrester Bob Frazer John Fridge Bill Fulford Jim Fullington...75 G Buddy Gardner Paul Garner Mitch Garriott Rick Gehr Matt Gilchrest...14 Cory Gilmer Jimmy Green Ted Green Mike Groover Steven Groover Johnny Gross H Kevin Haefner Eric Hamilton Gary Handler Rodney Hardeman Cam Hardigree Charlie Harper Lamar Hart Bryant Harvard Joe Harvard Al Hayes David Helms...61 Morris Henderson Trey Henderson Victor Henum...14 Michael Herbert Jay Hobby Barry Holt Danny Hood...67 Bucky Horn...55 Dickie Howell Bob Howerter Phillip Hudson John Huston David Hyman I Danny Ives...72 J Robert Jackson Austin Jones Frederick Johansson Hank Johnson Michael Johnson Ross Johnson Will Johnson Bill Johnston K David Kahn...97 Mike Keeble Austin Kellett Don Kennington Elliot Kervin Jack Key Richard King...61 John Kircher Elliot Kirven Patton Kizzire Gary Kobylski...72 Kyle Kopsick Tim Krapfel Mike Krulich Dan Kuykendall L Barney Leach John Lee Michael Lee...97 John Little...01 Jack Littleton Michael Lindsey V.C. Lokey Robert Long Will Long

69 Bill Lovett M Bryant MacKellar Hicks Malonson David Manners Richard Maroney...61 James Mason Hiroshi Matsuo Ellery May Mark McAvoy Will McCurdy Bill McDonald Randy McGee Tyler McKeever Doug McLeod Langston McNice Andrew Medley Blake Messer...14 Kenny Miller Mike Miller...79 Tommy Miller Tom Mish Fred Mitchell...55 Louie Mitrovich Carter Mize Stuart Moore Jake Mondy Cole Moreland Charlie Moroney...57 Arthur Morrse Jay Moseley Jason Moulton Jay Mundy Matthew Myers N Wally Nall John Nelson...81 Glenn Northcutt Fleming Norvell O Patrick O Brien Manuel Offermanns Steve O Neil P Crute Parker David Parker Jimmy Parish Jake Patterson Tom Perry Marshall Phillips Keith Pitts...67 Bobby Plaines Ken Postlewait Pat Poyner Pat Prins R Lewis Ray Dean Refram Chris Rigdon...75 Billy Rowe Jack Rumph Jon Rusk Jim Ryan...75 S Daryl Sager Macklyn Sartin Iayne Savoie Dan Schorsten...67 Dow Seagraves Mike Shannon Mike Shepp Don Shirey Jr Dan Shortson...67 Jim Slay Betts Slingluff Morris Slingluff Ricky Smallridge Bob Smith Bud Smith Don Smith Mike Smith Porter Smith Robin Smith...75 Terry Smith Todd Smith Robert Smoot Blake Soni...14 Joe Sprague Chip Spratlin Brady Stamps Daniel Starr Iain Steel John Stembridge Dennis Stephens Jeremy Stephens Andy Stewart John Stivender...74 Dan Stringfellow Gordon Strother Bill Suggs Shane Supple Will Swift T Keith Taunton Roland Thatcher Cullen Thompson Trawick Larry...55 Wes Tuck V Mark Vaughan...74 Walter Verneville Robby Vide W Kirk Walden Keith Waldrip Randall Walker Tucker Warren Trey Watts Alan Weant...01 Skippy Weatherby Scott Weatherly Scott Weaver James Webb...75 Billy Welch Jim Weldon Henry Wheaton Butch Whiddon Monroe Whitaker Keith White Jim Whitehead...67 Jeff Whitfield...77 Bill Whitten Harry Wiggins Victor Wiggins...14 Charles Wilcox Bill Williams Lee Williams Pat Williams Billy Wood...77 Woody Woodall John Wright John R. Wright Z David Zickler

70 AUBURN UNIVERSITY Auburn s beautiful main campus--graced by greenery and open spaces and highlighted by historic Samford Park--is made up of 375 buildings spread across 1,875 acres. Buildings in the main campus area are within walking distance of each other. Residence halls are only a short walk from classrooms, dining and athletic facilities. Auburn is located in the Southeastern United States in east-central Alabama about 30 miles from the Georgia border. Auburn has been ranked in the top 50 of public institutions for the past 20 years by U.S. News & World Report and was placed 37th in the 2011 rankings. Auburn was also listed in Princeton Review s 2010 edition of Best 371 Colleges and Best 301 Business Schools. Auburn invests in extensive national assessments to obtain quality, data driven information for measuring and continually improving instruction and student preparation. More than 92 percent of our students and more than 95 percent of our alumni say that if they could start college over again, they would choose Auburn. A 2005 Harvard survey ranked Auburn as one of the top six colleges and universities in the country as a place for young faculty to work, which has a lot to do with actively engaging students. 70 Auburn is the only university in the country to offer an undergraduate degree in wireless engineering, and the first in the Southeast to offer degrees in software engineering. 70

71 Auburn s Draughon Library is the largest library in the state, with 2.9 million volumes. The library subscribes to 19,000 journals and 256 electronic databases, provides library instruction and tours to students, prospective students and parents, and serves as an instructional resource for faculty. Auburn faculty and alumni are world-class achievers in practically every arena. Here are just a few examples: AU has graduated more than 210,000 students since it began in Currently, we have more than 202,000 alumni living around the world. Did You Know? Auburn was named the No. 2 place to live in the country by U.S. News and World Report in its 2009 rankings. One of the state s fastest growing cities, Auburn has a population of about 53,000. An adjacent twin-city, Opelika, has a population of about 30,000. Atlanta, Ga., is only 100 miles to the northeast via Interstate 85; Birmingham is 100 miles to the north via U.S. 280 or I-85/65; Montgomery is 50 miles to the east via I-85; and the Gulf beaches are about 200 miles away. The university enjoys the advantages of security, seclusion and clean air and water. Auburn is a clean city with a mild climate that offers many cultural opportunities.

72 AUBURN TRADITIONS Auburn s Eagles For over 100 years, eagles have been associated with Auburn University s football program. From a static presence on the sidelines to rousing flights over the field, WAR EAGLE has become an Auburn icon. The role of Auburn University s eagles is to promote wildlife conservation as a part of the education initiatives of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the College of Veterinary Medicine s Southeastern Raptor Center. The USF&WS permits the Raptor Center to house eagles and use them on hundreds of educational presentations each year including Auburn s home football games. Currently, three flighted eagles and numerous other non-releasable raptors are used for these educational programs. Eagles stir emotions in many people as they have come to symbolize strength, power and courage as well as other important values such as freedom, American heritage and the preservation of our environment. Golden Eagles Tiger (War Eagle VI), Nova (War Eagle VII) and Spirit (a Bald Eagle) are the eagles who have inspired football fans with their graceful flights over Jordan-Hare Stadium. Auburn Fight Song War...Eagle, fly down the field, Ever to conquer, never to yield. War...Eagle fearless and true. Fight on, you orange and blue. Go! Go! Go! On to vic try, strike up the band, Give em hell, give em hell. Stand up and yell, Hey! War...Eagle, win for Auburn, Power of Dixie Land! WAR EAGLE Auburn s battle cry, not Auburn s nickname. There are several legends concerning the origin of the War Eagle battle cry, dating back to 1864 and the Civil War at the Battle of the Wilderness in Virginia. 72

73 Auburn Alma Mater On the rolling plains of Dixie Neath its sun-kissed sky, Proudly stands, our Alma Mater Banners high. To thy name we ll sing thy praise, From hearts that love so true, And pledge to thee our Loyalty the ages through. We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow To work for thy just fame, And hold in memory as we do now Thy cherished name. Hear thy student voices swelling, Echoes strong and clear, Adding laurels to thy fame Enshrined so dear. From thy hallowed halls we ll part, And bid thee sad adieu; Thy sacred trust we ll bear with us The ages through. We hail thee, Auburn, and we vow To work for thy just fame, And hold in memory as we do now Thy cherished name. Composed by Bill Wood 42 Word revision 1960 Auburn Creed I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work. I believe in education, which gives me the knowledge to work wisely and trains my mind and my hands to work skillfully. I believe in honesty and truthfulness, without which I cannot win the respect and confidence of my fellow men. I believe in a sound mind, in a sound body and a spirit that is not afraid, and in clean sports to develop these qualities. I believe in obedience to law because it protects the rights of all. I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings happiness for all. I believe in my Country, because it is a land of freedom and because it is my own home, and that I can best serve that country by doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with my God. And because Auburn men and women believe in these things, I believe in Auburn and love it. - George Petrie (1945) 73

74 Dr. Jay Gogue President Jay Jacobs Director of Athletics Jay Gogue began his tenure as Auburn University s 18th president on July 16, The Waycross, Ga., native is a twotime Auburn graduate in horticulture, receiving a bachelor s degree in 1969 and a master s in In 1973, he earned a doctorate in horticulture from Michigan State University. Shortly after returning to his alma mater, Gogue engaged the talent and insight of the Auburn family toward development of a dynamic and forward-looking strategic plan to guide the University for the future. Students, alums, employees, business leaders and other stakeholders contributed to a roadmap that will strengthen Auburn s academic, research and outreach mission, improve operational efficiency and develop human capital. Gogue arrived at Auburn with ample experience in the top ranks of academia. He was selected president of New Mexico State University in 2000 and, in 2003, named president of the University of Houston and chancellor of the University of Houston System. Gogue worked for the National Park Service from 1973 to 1986, rising to the position of chief administrative scientist for several regions of the U.S. Park system. He began his distinguished career in higher education administration in 1986 as associate director of the Office of University Research at Clemson University, where he also served as vice president for research and vice president/vice provost for agriculture and natural resources. Utah State University selected Gogue as provost in Gogue met his wife, Susie, in the 8th grade, and they married during their undergraduate years at Auburn. Susie also earned two Auburn degrees. They are the proud parents of three children and have two grandchildren. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key honor societies, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Sigma Xi scientific research society and the National Society of Scabbard and Blade, the honorary military society for all branches of service. Gogue previously served as an accreditation reviewer for the Pacific Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs has a vision of leading Auburn Athletics to becoming the nation s preeminent Athletics Department. In his tenure at the helm of the Tigers program, the department has prospered athletically, academically and financially. Under Jacobs leadership, Auburn Athletics has made major strides benefitting Auburn student-athletes, coaches and fans. The department has focused on five strategic goals under his leadership: Winning, graduating student-athletes, managing the department s fiscal affairs, complying with SEC and NCAA rules and providing a positive game day experience. The Auburn Athletic Department has consistently ranked in the top 10 percent of the NACDA Directors Cup and has claimed eight national championships under Jacobs, including a school-record four titles in , along with 15 Southeastern Conference titles. Academically, Auburn has earned six public recognitions by the NCAA for scoring in the 90th-100th percentile nationally in the Academic Progress Rate (APR). Jacobs served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Tigers Unlimited prior to his appointment as Director of Athletics and has initiated several successful business ventures for the Athletics Department, including a lucrative contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel, which was extended in 2009, and a nine-year extension with multimedia rights holder ISP Sports. During Jacobs tenure, Auburn has also moved forward with numerous facility projects designed to benefit Tiger athletic programs and their fans, most notably, the construction of the $92.5 million state-of-the-art Auburn Arena and basketball practice facility opened prior to the season. The most recent facilities upgrade was a $16 million multipurpose 100-yard indoor practice facility that allows Auburn teams to practice indoors during inclement weather. Jacobs was named Auburn s 14th Director of Athletics on Dec. 22, 2004, after working in almost every area of the Auburn Athletic Department for the previous 20 years. Jacobs earned his undergraduate and master s degrees in business administration from Auburn in 1985 and 1988, respectively, and was a member of the Auburn football team, earning two letters as an offensive tackle in 1982 and He is married to the former Angie Sapp of Dublin, Ga. The couple has three daughters, Haley, Meagan and Jayne. Scott Carr Senior Associate A.D. for External Affairs Kay Hargrave Senior Associate A.D. for Development Bernard Hill Senior Associate A.D. Tim Jackson Executive Associate Athletics Director Meredith Jenkins Senior Associate A.D./ Senior Women s Admin. Rich McGlynn Senior Associate A.D. for Compliance David Mines Associate A.D. for Internal Operations Lori Arthurs Senior Associate A.D. and CFO 74