2009 OUTLOOK COURSES & FACILITES NICK TAYLOR Junior Abbotsford, B.C. Yale Secondary Coach Thurmond on Nick: I ve never coached anyone that can raise his game so much in difficult conditions and high pressure situations. Nick can hit the best shot at the biggest moment. He hits the ball amazingly straight and really controls his distances and spin. He can do things with a wedge that no one else can do. He has improved his putting this year and as he continues to do that he will get better and better. He is our team captain and is a great team leader and hard worker. 2008 CordeValle Collegiate Champion THE WASHINGTON WAY HISTORY 2008 REVIEW PLAYERS COACHES 2008 individual runner-up honors at World Golf Amateur Team Championship 2008 PING All-America Honorable Mention Team 2008 PING All-Pacific Region Team Shared individual runner-up honors at both the 2008 NCAA Championship and the 2008 NCAA West Regional Getting to know Nick: Favorite Food: Perogies If I Could Bring Anything To UW From My Hometown: Tim Hortons and Canadian Fruit Loops Favorite Course: Sahalee Country Club What Being A Husky Means To Me: A proud and hard-working person. My 14: Titleist 907D2. 3-wood: 906F4. Putter: Scotty Cameron. Irons and Wedges: Hybrid, Ping and TaylorMade RacMB. Favorite Tournament: U.S. Amateur If I Were Not A College Golfer, I Would Be: A Tennis Player NICK TAYLOR S CAREER STATISTICS 2006-07 24 1802 75.08 68 2007-08 43 3131 72.81 66 2008-09 9 650 72.22 70 CAREER 76 5583 73.46 66 14 W A S H I N G T O N H U S K I E S 2 0 0 9 M E N S G O L F
At Washington Amateur Notes Two-year Husky letterwinner... 2008 PING All-America Honorable Mention Team...2008 PING All-Pacific Region Team... Shared individual runner-up honors at both the 2008 NCAA Championships and the 2008 NCAA West Regional...Became the third Husky to finish second or higher at the NCAA Championships... His runner-up regional finish set a UW school record... Helped Huskies to seventh-place team finish at 2008 NCAA Championships... Has one tournament win under his belt claiming medalist honors at the 2006 UBC Thunderbird Invitational (Oct. 6-7, 2006)...Has eight top-10 finishes, seven as a sophomore... Earned a spot in the 2008 U.S. Open after winning a sectional qualifier in Creswell, Ore. (June 2, 2008)...Royal Canadian Golf Association National Amateur Team member... Advanced to quarterfinals of 2007 U.S. Amateur... 2007 Canadian Men s Amateur champion... 2006 Canadian Junior champion... Placed 16th at 2005 Callaway Junior World Championship... Placed 20th at the Toyota Junior World Golf Championship... Placed third at the Canadian Junior Championship... Made cut at PGA Tour's Canadian Open in 2008 2008-09 (Junior) CordeValle Collegiate medalist 2007-08 (Sophomore) PING All-America honorable mention selection... PING All-Pacific Region selection.. Competed in all 14 tournaments... Team-leading 72.81 stroke average.. Had six top-10 finishes and was team s top finisher at seven tournaments... Carded eight rounds in the 60 s and 15 rounds under par - both team-highs.. Tied for runner-up honors at the NCAA Championships with Indiana s Jorge Campillo (1-over 289), becoming the third Husky to finish second or higher at NCAA s... His second-round score of 6-under 66 at NCAA s equaled his career low... Huskies leader at the NCAA West Regional, tying for second at 5-under 211; carded rounds of 71-69-71 to establish a new UW record for best regional finish... Tied for 27th at Pac-10 Championships (9-over 293)... Team s top finisher at CordeValle Collegiate, tying for seventh (3-under 213)... Team s top finisher at UH-Hilo Invitational, tying for sixth overall (9-under 201)... Set career-bests with a 54-hole score of 201 and an 18-hole score of 66 at the UH-Hilo Invitational... Tied for seventh at the USC Collegiate Invitational (8-over 221) 2006-07 (Freshman) Played in eight events, ending the season with a 75.08 scoring average... Carded three rounds under par and recorded two top-10 finishes... UW s fifth-place finisher at the Pac-10 Championships, tying for 44th (9- over 297)... Won first collegiate tournament at the UBC Men s Invitational, shooting 2-over 218 as a member of the Husky JV team... Placed 10th in his UW debut at the Husky Invitational, shooting a season-low 2-under 214... His 68 in the second round of the UBC Invitational was a season-low 18-hole score... UW s No. 3 finisher at the Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge (tied for 28th, 16-over 229) and the Oregon Duck Invitational (tied for 38th, 11-over 227) Junior Golf and Personal Inducted into the Abbotsford Sports Hall of Fame in 2006... Advanced to the quarterfinals at the 2006 Canadian Men s Amateur... 2006 Canadian Junior Champion, winning the tournament by a record 11 strokes... Also member of 2006 Canadian Junior Champion Provincial championship team... Won his qualifying tournament for the 2006 Toyota Junior World Golf Championships... Won the 2005 Future Links... Competed in first round of match play at the 2005 USGA Junior Amateur... Parents are Darlene and Jay Taylor; has an older brother, Josh, who plays golf at the University of Texas-El Paso COURSES & FACILITES 2009 OUTLOOK COACHES PLAYERS 2008 REVIEW HISTORY THE WASHINGTON WAY 15
JOHN WISE Senior Bellevue, Wash. Skyline 2009 OUTLOOK COURSES & FACILITES Coach Thurmond on John: John has been a real solid player for us over the past few years. He can go in stretches where he hits the ball really well. He is especially good with difficult and creative shots. He is our only senior and brings quiet leadership. He is always there for the guys on the team. Getting to know John: My 14: Driver: 610 PING. Putter: iheist Scotty Cameron. 3-Wood: Sonartech. Irons and Wedges: S58 PING THE WASHINGTON WAY HISTORY 2008 REVIEW PLAYERS COACHES JOHN WISE S CAREER STATISTICS 2005-06 12 895 74.58 68 2006-07 18 1317 73.17 66 2007-08 43 3257 75.74 68 2008-09 9 691 76.77 71 CAREER 82 6160 73.49 66 At Washington: Three-year Husky letterwinner... Helped squad to seventh place finish at 2008 NCAA Championships... Tallied two career top-10 finishes... Won first collegiate tournament in just third varsity event played - the 2006 Opus NW Husky Invitational... Other top-10 finish came in 2007-08, tying for ninth at the Oregon Duck Invitational... Sank a hole-in-one during the final round of the 2007 Western Intercollegiate... Reached round of 32 at the 2005 PNGA Men s Amateur... 2004 PNGA Junior Boys Amateur Runner-up... 2007-08 (Junior) -- Competed in all 14 tournaments... Had fifth-best team scoring average of 75.74... Carded one round in the 60 s and four rounds under par... Had one top-10 finish, tying for ninth at the Oregon Duck Invitational (4-over 220) - the best finish for a Husky at that tournament... Placed 78th at the NCAA Championships (35-over 323)... Tied for 79th at NCAA West Regional (13-over 229)... Tied for 40th at Pac-10 Championships (13-over 297)... Team s No. 2 finisher at the Husky Invitational, tying for 14th (4-over 148)... Squad s thirdbest finisher at the Big Ten/Pac-10 Challenge, tying for 33rd (13-over 229)... 2006-07 (Sophomore) -- Competed in six events, finishing the season fourth on the team with a 73.17 scoring average... Carded five rounds under par and three in the 60s... Won first career tournament playing in just his third varsity event, claiming medalist honors as an individual at the Husky Invitational (7-under 209)... Set career-low with a 54-hole score of 2-under 208 at the Hawaii-Hilo Intercollegiate... Also set career-low 18-hole score with a 66 in the first round of the UH-Hilo Intercollegiate... UW s top finisher at the Western Intercollegiate, tying for 15th (5-over 215); sank a hole-inone on the 15th hole during the final round of the tournament at the Pasatiempo Golf Course... 2005-06 (Freshman) -- Qualified for two spring tournaments, playing at the National Invitational and the U.S. Intercollegiate... Placed 43rd at the National Invitational, shooting 14-over 220... Shot 17-over 157 at the U.S. Intercollegiate, good for 73rd... Led the UW golfers at the Western Washington Invitational... Placed 15th with 2-over 218 including a 71 in his final round 16 W A S H I N G T O N H U S K I E S 2 0 0 9 M E N S G O L F
RICHARD Junior Bellevue, Wash. Newport COURSES & FACILITES LEE Coach Thurmond on Richard: 2009 OUTLOOK Richard does everything right. He is not a flashy player, but is very steady. He hits good shot after good shot, makes really mature decisions on the course, makes few mistakes. He has tremendous emotional discipline and control which gives him a huge advantage against most college players. He can play with anyone in the country. Getting to know Richard: Favorite Movie: Gladiator In My Off Time, I'd Most Likely Be Found: With my family and friends, playing basketball and other sports. My 14: Driver: PING Rapture V2. Irons: Ping S57. Wedges: Tour W PING. Putter: Ping D6C. 2008 REVIEW Something Most People Don't Know About Me: I got married at 18, and I love every moment of it! I have a 2-year-old daughter, Israella. PLAYERS What Being A Husky Means To Me: Representing a great school. COACHES My best moment in golf is: Winning the Washington State Amateur this year. More to come. HISTORY THE WASHINGTON WAY RICHARD LEE S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW 2006-07 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2007-08 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2008-09 12 869 72.4 169 CAREER 12 869 72.4 169 17
COURSES & FACILITES DARREN WALLACE Junior Vancouver B.C.. Walnut Grove Secondary Coach Thurmond on Darren: 2009 OUTLOOK Darren has a great natural feel for the game. He has very high expectations that push him to keep improving all the time. He is really good with his short irons and pitching. As he controls his misses a little better and makes quicker adjustments on the course he will take his game to another level. Getting to know Darren: If I Could Bring Anything To UW From My Hometown: Tim Horton's. COACHES Favorite Course: The Penninsula at Moclips. What Being A Husky Means To Me: Being part of a great team and doing something I love to do with others that share my passion. THE WASHINGTON WAY HISTORY 2008 REVIEW PLAYERS My 14: Driver: Hibore. 3-Wood and 5-Wood: Hibore. Irons: CG tour irons. Wedges: Zip grooves. DARREN WALLACE S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR ROUNDS STROKES AVG LOW 2006-07 18 1332 74.00 69 2007-08 43 3193 74.26 66 2008-09 9 691 76.77 73 CAREER 70 5216 74.51 66 18 At Washington: Amateur Notes --Two-year Husky letterwinner... Helped squad to seventh-place team finish at 2008 NCAA Championships... UW s top finisher at 2008 Pac-10 Championships, tying for 13th (3-over 287)... Had three top-10 finishes, two as a freshman... Competed in the 2007 U.S. Amateur... Tied for 49th at 2006 Canadian Men s Amateur, qualifying for match play... Youngest player to ever win Canadian Amateur in 2004... 2007-08 (Sophomore) -- Played in all 14 tournaments, team s top finisher in two events... Finished third on the squad with a 74.26 stroke average... Carded three rounds in the 60 s and seven rounds under par... UW s fourth-best finisher at the NCAA Championships, tying for 64th (25-over 313)... Tied for 46th at NCAA West Regional (8over 224)... UW s top finisher at Pac-10 Championships (t13th, 3-over 287)... Set career bests for both 54-hole and 18-hole scores at the Alister Mackenzie Invite with a 7-under 206 for the tournament and a 6-under 66 in the first round... His 66 at the Mackenzie Inv. ranks tied for the third-best first round score in UW history... Tied with Zach Bixler for team lead at Mackenzie Invite with an eighth place finish... UW s No. 2 finisher at the CordeValle Collegiate (t25th, 3-over 219)... UW s No. 2 finisher at the PING Arizona Intercollegiate (t26th, 5-over 218)... Tied for 21st at the GADO North Texas Classic (5-over 221)... UW s No. 2 finisher at the USC Collegiate Invite (t14th, 11-over 224)... 2006-07 (Freshman) -- Played in six events, ending the year with a 74.00 stroke average... Tallied two top-10 finishes... UW s No. 2 finisher at the Northwest Collegiate Classic, UBC Invitational and CordeValle Collegiate... Set career-best with a runner-up finish at the UBC Invitational, finishing second behind teammate Nick Taylor (7-over 223)... Carded season-low 54-hole score of 2-over 218 at the CordeValle Collegiate... Shot one round under 70 with a 69 in the first round of the CordeValle Collegiate... WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2009 MEN S GOLF
CHRIS KILLMER CHRIS KILLMER S CAREER STATISTICS 2006-07 30 2181 72.70 67 2007-08 DNP 2008-09 9 657 73.00 64 CAREER 39 2838 72.76 64 Junior Bellingham, Wash. Bellingham Coach Thurmond on Chris: It is great to have Chris back, and he is better than ever. He has a new perspective and maturity that allows him to stay very level-headed in competition. That has brought more consistency to his game. He has a swing that really repeats and he rarely misses the center of the clubface. He showed an ability to win at the Husky Invitational and an ability to go low at the Prestige. At Corde Valle he showed he can hang in there when conditions are tough and the game isn t sharp. He is looking really good and I just love the energy he brings to the team. Getting to know Chris: My 14: Driver: PING rapture V2. Irons: PING S57. Wedges: PING Tour W. 18-degree PING hybrid, 21-degree PING hybrid. Transferred to Washington following one season at Cal State Bakersfield (NCAA Div. II) where he was a third-team All-American and won the Phil Mickelson Freshman of the Year award 2006-07 (Sophomore - Fall) -- Played in two fall tournaments... Shot a two-over 218 in UW debut at the Opus NW Husky Invitational to tie for 20th; carded a 67 in the final round... Tied for 68th at the PING/ Golfweek Preview, shooting 19-over 229... 2005-06 (Freshman at Cal State Bakersfield) -- Ping Third-Team All-American... Won Phil Mickelson Outstanding Freshman of the Year Award... Squad was ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation (NCAA Division II)... Selected to the NCAA All-Freshman Team and the All-Region Team... 2006 California Collegiate Athletic Association Freshman of the Year... 2006 All-CCAA team and named the CCAA collegiate golfer of the week (Feb. 22, 2006)... Junior Golf and Personal -- Selected for inaugural USA vs. China Friendship Cup in July 2006... First-place finisher at the 2005 USGA U.S. Amateur Sectional Championship Qualifier at Fort Lewis Golf Course... Two-time competitor in PGA Champions Tour... Two-time top-10 finisher at the Westfield PGA Junior National Championship - ninth in 2004 and 10th in 2003... Won the 2003 Westfield PGA Junior Pacific Northwest Sectional... Runner-up at the 2003 PNGA Men s Amateur Public Links Championship... Won the 1999 WJGA state title COURSES & FACILITES 2009 OUTLOOK COACHES PLAYERS 2008 REVIEW HISTORY THE WASHINGTON WAY 19
2009 OUTLOOK COURSES & FACILITES KEVIN SPOONER Sophomore West Vancouver, B.C. West Vancouver Coach Thurmond on Kevin: Kevin is playing with new confidence this year. I m so proud of the progress he has made from last year. He works so hard and competes with everything he s got. This Fall he played some excellent rounds when the team most needed him. His swing continues to improve and his ability to score comes with that. And he is an amazing ping pong player. Getting to know Kevin: Favorite Food: Steak and baked potato THE WASHINGTON WAY HISTORY 2008 REVIEW PLAYERS COACHES KEVIN SPOONER S CAREER STATISTICS 2007-08 14 1132 80.86 73 2008-09 12 905 75.41 70 CAREER 26 2037 78.34 70 If I Were Not A College Golfer, I Would Be: A hocky player Favorite Course: Tha National (Ontario) What Being A Husky Means To Me: Tradition, teamwork and playing a game I love My 14: Driver: PING Rapture V2, 3-Wood: 906 F4. Wedges: Vokey. Irons: PING hybrid S58. My Best Moment In Golf Is: Playing in the Pac-10 Championship. Favorite Tournament: Husky Invitational In My Time Off, I Can Most Likely Be Found: On the golf course. At Washington Played in five tournaments as a true freshman for the Huskies... Canadian Junior National Team member... 2006 Junior Americas Cup Team member... Placed fifth at the 2006 Canadian Junior Boys Championship... Finished third at the 2006 B.C. Junior Boys Championship... 2007-08 (Freshman) -- Played in five tournaments, finishing with a 80.86 stroke average... Placed 60th at the Pac-10 Championships... Season-best 18-hole score was a 1-over 73 in the final round of the CordeValle Collegiate... Finished 64th at CordeValle Collegiate with a 54-hole score of 20-over 236... Played as an individual in the Husky Invitational, tying for 53rd (13-over 157)... Competed as an individual at the GADO North Texas Classic (46-over 262) and the Oregon Duck Invitational (30-over 246)... Junior Golf and Personal -- 2005 B.C. Juvenile Boys Champion... Runner-up at 2005 Future Links Western Championship... 2004 Canadian Junior Optimist Tournament champion... Placed third at the 2003 Aaron Baddeley Junior World Tournament... Three-year captain of high school team... Member of Capilano Golf Club in West Vancouver, B.C.... Parents are Mark and Nancy... Sister Kailey played badminton in college... Hobbies include playing all sports... Graduated from high school with a 3.85 grade point average... Played hockey from 5 years of age through senior year of high school 20 W A S H I N G T O N H U S K I E S 2 0 0 9 M E N S G O L F
TZE HUANG CHOO TZE HUANG CHOO S CAREER STATISTICS 2007-08 37 2787 75.70 67 2008-09 9 657 73.00 64 CAREER 39 2838 72.76 64 Sophomore Singapore Braddell Westlake Secondary Coach Thurmond on Tze: Choo knows how to play golf. Frankly, he hasn t been playing very well, but he still can get it around and into the hole. As he sharpens up some things in his game this Spring, he will really take a step up in performance. He can hit the ball very consistently off the tee. He has settled in nicely this year and I think we ll see great things from him in the Spring. Getting to know Tze: Ten Years From Now, I Hope To Be: Playing proffessionaly on the tour. What Being A Husky Means To Me: Everything. I'm proud and honored to be a Husky. My 14: Driver: PING G-10. 3-Wood: Fourteen. Irons: PING s57. Wedges: Vokey. Putter: Callaway Odessy #7. At Washington: One-year Husky letterwinner... As a true freshman, was squad s third-best finisher at both the 2008 NCAA Championships and the 2008 NCAA West Regional, and was team s No. 2 player at the 2008 Pac-10 Championships... Helped squad to seventh-place team finish at 2008 NCAA Championships... Top-ranked player in Singapore since 2004... Tied for 12th in stroke-play portion of the 2006 U.S. Public Links Tournament... 2005 Singapore Amateur Champion... 2004 Singapore Junior Champion... Two-time Asian Junior Champion (2003, 2004)... Finished third at 2004 Junior World Championships... 2007-08 (Freshman) -- Played in 12 of 14 tournaments, notching two Top-20 finishes... Finished fourth on the squad with a 75.32 stroke average... Carded one round in the 60 s and five rounds under par UW s No. 3 finisher at the NCAA Championships, tying for 55th (22- over 310)... UW s No. 3 finisher at the NCAA West Regional, tying for 30th (5-over 221)... UW s No. 2 finisher at Pac-10 Championships, tying for 18th (5-over 289); led the conference field after two rounds... Fired career-low 4-under 67 in the first round of Pac-10 Championships (April 28)... Tallied career-best 15th place finish at the Oregon Duck Invitational; was UW s second-place finisher at 6-over 222... Tied for 39th playing as an individual at the Husky Invitational (10-over 154)... Finished 9-over 222 at the Alister Mackenzie Invitational, tying for 70th... Junior Golf and Personal -- Top-ranked amateur player in Singapore since 2004... 2005 Singapore Amateur Champion... 2004 Singapore Junior Champion... 2003 and 2004 Asian Junior Champion... Finished third at the 2004 Junior World Championships... 2005 Southeast Asia Games bronze medalist... Placed third at the 2006 Asian Games and the 2006 Asia Pacific Amateur Golf Championships... Tied for 12th in the stroke-play portion of the 2006 U.S. Public Links Tournament... Parents are Jenny Choo and Choo Kok Chung... Has a sister Choo Kit Ching COURSES & FACILITES 2009 OUTLOOK COACHES PLAYERS 2008 REVIEW HISTORY THE WASHINGTON WAY 21
HISTORY 2008 REVIEW PLAYERS COACHES 2009 OUTLOOK COURSES & FACILITES Freshmen JENS BRACHT JENS BRACHT S CAREER STATISTICS 2008-09 6 451 75.41 70 CAREER 1 75.41 70 TY CHAMBERS Freshman Lake Forrest Park, Wash. Shorecrest Coach Thurmond on Jens: It is rare for a freshman to have enough confidence to finish 3rd in their first event. Jens has that confidence. He hits the ball so far and is solid in the rest of his game. He loves to compete. If he can control his misses and just control his ball flight a little better he can be great. Getting to know Jens: My 14: Driver: PING Rapture. 3-Wood: Titleist 906 F4. Irons: Vokey. Putter: Scotty Cameron At Washington Made a a hole-in-one on the 267-yard 12th hole of the 2008 Husky Invitational at Gold Mountain and finished tied for 3rd place his first career tournament as a Husky Freshman Brush Prairie, Wash. Brush Prairie Coach Thurmond on Ty: Ty brings a wonderful positive energy to the team. He hits the ball straight and works hard. Now that he is settling in he will see his game really develop a lot. He has high expectations and learns quickly. His entire game is solid and with just a little sharpening he will shoot lots of good scores. THE WASHINGTON WAY TY CHAMBER S CAREER STATISTICS 2008-09 3 227 75.66 74 CAREER 3 227 75.66 74 Getting to know Ty: Favorite Course: Royal Oaks My SportsCenter Highlight Would Be: Driving a par-4 with my 3-wood and making an eagle at the US AM qualifier. My 14: Driver: PING Rapture V2. 3-Wood: Titleist 906 F4. Irons: PING S57. Wedges: PING Tour W. Putter: Scotty Cameron. Something Most People Don't Know About Me: I love fly fishing. 22 W A S H I N G T O N H U S K I E S 2 0 0 9 M E N S G O L F
DYLAN GOODWIN DYLAN GOODWIN S CAREER STATISTICS 2008-09 3 227 75.66 68 CAREER 3 227 75.66 68 Hilo Intercollegiate November 4-6 Host: Hawai i-hilo Location: Kamuela, Hawai i Course: Mauna Lani Resort Par/Yardage: 70/ 6,738 Tournament Field: Arizona State, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Michigan State, Stanford, TCU, Texas Tech, UC Davis, Colorado, Hawai i Hilo, Hawai i, Kansas, Oklahoma, Oregon, San Fracisco, USC, Washington United States Collegiate April 5-7 Host: Georgia Tech Location: Alpharetta, Georgia Course: Golf Club of Georgia Par/Yardage: 72/7,017 Tournament Field: Alabama, Clemson, East Tennessee State, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Oklahoma State, Southern California, Texas A&M, UCLA, Washington Freshman Mukilteo, Wash. Kamiak Coach Thurmond on Dylan: Dylan really can hit the ball well. He played a great round at the Husky Invitational that showed what he can do. The future is bright for him as he learns more about managing the course and his game and makes more putts. Getting to know Dylan: My top golf moment so far is: Playing in the US Junior Amateur Championship Favorite Course: Sahalee Country Club My 14: Driver: PING Rapture V2. 3-Wood: PING Rapture V2. Irons: Titleist hybrid, TaylorMade TP Rac MB. Wedges: TaylorMade TP. Putter: Callaway. 2009 Tournament Schedule USC Collegiate February 23-24 Host: Southern California Location: Westlake, Calif. Course: North Ranch Country Club Par/Yardage: 71/6,869 Web site: usctrojans.cstv.com Tournament Field: BYU, Fresno State, California, Loyola Marymont, Pacific, Oregon, Oregon State, Pepperdine, San Diego State, Stanford, UC Irvine, UCLA, USC, Washington US Intercollegiate April 18-19 Host: Stanford Location: Palo Alto, Calif. Course: Stanford Golf Course Par/Yardage: 70/6,742 Tournament Field: Stanford, Minnesota, Oregon State, UC Irvine, Washington, Nevada, Colorado State, Missouri, Washington State, UC Davis, Arkansas, Xavier, NC Wilmington, Rice, San Jose State Freshmen Fresno Lexus Classic March 9-10 Host: Fresno State Location: Fresno, Calif. Course: Sunnyside Country Club Par/Yardage: 72/6,803 Tournament Field: Oklahoma, Arizona State, BYU, Nevada, UTEP, Northridge, UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine, Boise State, Sacramento State, UC Davis, Fresno State, Washington, San Diego, Hawaii, Cal-Bakersfield, Fresno Community College Pac-10 Championship April 27-29 Host: Washington Location: Seattle, Wash. Course: Seattle Golf Club Par/Yardage: 72/6,800. Tournament Field: Arizona, Arizona State, California, Oregon, Oregon State, Southern California, Stanford, UCLA, Washington, Washington State Oregon Duck Invitational March 23-24 Host: Oregon Location: Eugene, Ore. Course: Eugene Country Club Par/Yardage: 72/7,033 Tournament Field: USC, Oregon State, Arizona, Oregon, Stanford, Washington, UCLA, Arizona State, San Diego State, California, Washington State, Pacific COURSES & FACILITES 2009 OUTLOOK COACHES PLAYERS 2008 REVIEW HISTORY THE WASHINGTON WAY 23