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MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT: Kyle Seay // Office Phone: 817.257.5367 // Cell Phone: 817.747.2411 // Fax: 817.257.7964 // Email: k.seay@tcu.edu 2013-14 SEASON STATISTICS TEAM RANKING (GOLFWEEK/SAGARIN - GOLFSTAT) as of May 31, 2014 #47 - #49 TEAM SEASON HEAD-TO-HEAD Opponent W L T vs. All Opponents 88 80 4 vs. Top-25 10 46 1 vs. Top-50 22 66 2 vs. Top-100 42 76 2 Player GW GS R&A SP Brun 10 13 30 16 Barjon 289 N/A 495 241 Barrett 294 N/A 362 210 Adi 657 N/A 1,525 4,679 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS as of May 31, 2014 GW - Golfweek/Sagarin college ranking system GS - Golfstat Cup college ranking system R&A - R&A world amateur ranking system SP - Scratch Players world amateur ranking system Player GW GS R&A SP Castagnara 643 N/A 1,279 914 Mantovanini 542 N/A 5,990 N/A Griggs 433 N/A N/A N/A Culin 388 N/A 3,821 3,228 TEAM SCHEDULE & RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location) Rounds = Total Place / Teams Top TCU Finisher Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M.) 294-303 - 303 = 900 (+36) 7th / 16 Brun (3rd; E) Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind.) 305-301 - 294 = 900 (+36) 5th / 14 Barjon (T-5th; +4) Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla.) 296-290 - 310 = 896 (+32) 15th / 15 Brun (7th; -2) Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course - Waikoloa, Hawaii) 272-284 - 279 = 835 (-29) T-3rd / 20 Brun/Barrett (T-9th; -10) Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club - Palm Desert, Calif.) 293-279 - 277 = 849 (-15) T-3rd / 23 Brun (1st; -13) March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev.) 301-307 - 294 = 907 (+43) 11th / 15 Brun (11th; +5) March 14-16 Tucson National Invitational Tournament (Catalina Course - Tucson, Ariz.) 299-286 - 283 = 868 (+4) 8th / 14 Barjon/Brun (T-28th; E) March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course - Stanford, Calif.) 282-299 - 281 = 862 (+22) 11th / 18 Barjon/Brun (T-32nd; +4) April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga.) 293-299 - 291 = 883 (+19) 13th / 15 Brun (T-12th; -2) April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg - Spartanburg, S.C.) 278-287 - 288 = 853 (-11) T-5th / 15 Brun (T-2nd; -8) April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Club - Trinity, Texas) 299-293 - 295-283 = 1170 (+18) 5th / 9 Brun (1st; -11) May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas) 290-288 - 293 = 871 (+7) 6th / 13 Brun (1st; -10) INDIVIDUAL SCORING AVERAGES Player Rnds vs. Par Final Rnd Avg. Overall Avg. Julien Brun 40.0-1.15 70.23 70.63 Chelso Barrett 37.0 2.00 73.08 73.84 Paul Barjon 37.0 2.03 72.58 73.86 Giulio Castagnara 34.0 3.50 75.27 75.32 Sarosh Adi 33.0 3.61 75.55 75.42 Michael Culin 6.0 8.50 80.50 80.50 Stephen Griggs 6.0 7.00 78.00 79.00 Thomas Mantovanini 3.0 10.00 83.00 82.00 Cole Buck 3.0 12.30 88.00 84.33 FT Roewer 3.0 14.67 89.00 86.67 TEAM 30.0 4.57 74.39 291.77 SAROSH ADI Opponent W L T vs. Brun 0 11 0 vs. Barjon 3 8 0 vs. Barrett 2 8 1 vs. Castagnara 6 4 0 vs. Culin 0 1 0 vs. Griggs 2 0 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 16 32 1 PAUL BARJON Opponent W L T vs. Adi 8 3 0 vs. Brun 1 9 2 vs. Barrett 6 6 1 vs. Castagnara 8 1 2 vs. Culin 2 0 0 vs. Griggs 2 0 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 30 19 5 INDIVIDUAL HEAD-TO-HEAD RESULTS CHELSO BARRETT Opponent W L T vs. Adi 8 2 1 vs. Barjon 6 6 0 vs. Brun 0 11 1 vs. Castagnara 7 2 2 vs. Culin 1 1 0 vs. Griggs 2 0 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 27 22 4 GIULIO CASTAGNARA Opponent W L T vs. Adi 4 6 0 vs. Barjon 1 8 2 vs. Barrett 2 7 2 vs. Brun 0 11 0 vs. Culin 1 0 0 vs. Griggs 0 0 1 vs. Mantovanini 0 0 0 vs. Buck 0 0 0 vs. Roewer 0 0 0 Totals 8 32 5 STEPHEN GRIGGS Opponent W L T vs. Adi 0 2 0 vs. Barjon 0 2 0 vs. Barrett 0 2 0 vs. Brun 0 2 0 vs. Castagnara 0 0 1 vs. Culin 0 1 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 3 9 1 THOMAS MANTOVANINI Opponent W L T vs. Adi 0 1 0 vs. Barjon 0 1 0 vs. Barrett 0 1 0 vs. Brun 0 1 0 vs. Castagnara 0 0 0 vs. Culin 0 1 0 vs. Griggs 0 1 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 2 6 0 JULIEN BRUN Opponent W L T vs. Adi 11 0 0 vs. Barjon 9 1 2 vs. Barrett 11 0 1 vs. Castagnara 11 0 0 vs. Culin 2 0 0 vs. Griggs 2 0 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 49 1 3 MICHAEL CULIN Opponent W L T vs. Adi 1 0 0 vs. Barjon 0 2 0 vs. Barrett 1 1 0 vs. Brun 0 2 0 vs. Castagnara 0 1 0 vs. Griggs 1 0 0 vs. Mantovanini 1 0 0 vs. Buck 1 0 0 vs. Roewer 1 0 0 Totals 6 6 0 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES

BILL MONTIGEL HEAD COACH IDAHO STATE (1976) 27 Seasons // 36 Years Overall at TCU One of the most decorated coaches in the history of TCU Athletics, Bill Montigel has served 27 seasons as head men s golf coach and 36 overall as a member of the Horned Frogs family. Since becoming the face of TCU golf, he has provided the blueprint for building one of the nation s top collegiate programs. Montigel s tenure has been marked by consistency, highlighted by the program s current 25-year streak of NCAA Regional participation. The Frogs are one of only three NCAA Division I teams to earn a regional bid each of the last 24 years under the same head coach along with Clemson and UNLV. Only 15 programs have amassed the same streak with numerous head coaches. TCU golf s current postseason run is unparalleled in the history of Horned Frogs Athletics. The streak is by far the longest all-time for any of the school s teams and seven years more than their counterparts from the TCU women s golf team, which owned the No. 2 spot with 18 straight regional bids. TCU has not limited its goals simply to reaching the postseason under Montigel s watch. The program has collected eight conference championships in the past 17 years, in addition to appearing in the NCAA Championships 14 times since 1991 (16 times since 1990 when including individual bids). The 1997 squad, led by former All-American and current PGA Tour pro J.J. Henry, tied for seventh place for the Frogs best-ever national finish. That success was nearly duplicated in 2009, as a third-place individual effort by Tom Hoge helped boost the squad to ninth place. Montigel s 2013 TCU squad was as talented as any of his previous groups. Each of the five golfers in the regular lineup finished the season ranked among the nation s top-115 individuals according to Golfweek. The squad climbed as high as No. 6 in the college golf rankings before finishing the year at No. 7. Several individuals have flourished under Montigel s watchful eye, most notably current standout Julien Brun, who owns a school-record six First-Team All-America selections and also holds program marks in tournament titles (nine) and stroke average (70.44). Overall, Montigel has now coached 12 different players to 22 All-America honors on the links. Brun posted the top season ever for a TCU golfer as a freshman in 2011-12, shattering nearly every individual Frogs season record, including stroke average (70.51), average score versus par (-1.03), individual victories (three), top-5 finishes (eight), top-10 results (nine), finish percentage (91.3 percent) and rounds at or below par (27; tied Adam Rubinson, 2002-03). Brun s freshman season saw him collect three victories--more than any previous Frog had earned in an entire career--while becoming only the third first-team All-American in program history. He capped his remarkable campaign by claiming reserve medalist honors at the NCAA Championship. He is the third Frog to place second at the national championship under Montigel s watch, joining Henry (1998) and Adam Rubinson (2003). Tom Hoge claimed third-place honors in 2009, while Charlie Stevens tied for 10th in 1992. Brun continued his success into 2012-13. He produced three more individual titles and again broke the program s stroke average record (70.31). He became TCU s first finalist for the prestigious Ben Hogan Award after being a semifinalist as a freshman and finished the year as the first two-time first-team All-American in program history. Brun finished his junior season in 2013-14 on a tear, claiming three more titles over the final eight tournaments, including the Big 12 Tournament individual title and the NCAA San Antonio Regional crown. Brun earned his first conference title by winning by nine strokes, marking the third-largest margin of victory in league history, while setting a 72-hole Whispering Pines Course record with an 11-under 277. Prior to Brun s TCU arrival, Henry was the undisputed top golfer in the history of the program. He cemented his TCU legacy in 1998 by becoming the school s first three-time All-American and capping an illustrious career by being named Golfweek/Taylor Made Co-College Player of the Year. In addition to the national success, TCU s exploits have extended to the conference level, with five players having earned league golfer of the year honors. During one stretch in the early 2000 s, Frogs were named Conference USA Golfer of the Year three straight seasons (J.J. Killeen, Adam Meyer and Rubinson). Brun was named Mountain West Freshman of the Year in 2012, joining Colby Beckstrom (2003 C-USA) and Killeen (2002 C-USA) as Frogs to be named a top league freshman. TCU has made a habit of sending golfers on to professional careers with Montigel at the helm. Henry has made the biggest splash, having been a fixture on the PGA Tour for the last decade. The 2006 season saw Henry finish No. 29 on the Tour s money list, take home the Buick Championship and compete for the United States during both the Ryder Cup and World Cup. Another former pupil, J.J. Killeen earned his Tour card for the first time in 2011 after winning two Nationwide Tour events and finishing the season atop the Tour s money list. Hoge became TCU s newest addition to the professional ranks in 2011, earning an exemption to his first PGA Tour event, the RBC Canadian Open, with a win at the Players Cup in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He made history by becoming the first golfer since the Canadian Tour s inception in 1981 to win a tournament after advancing through the event s qualifying stage. The victory earned Hoge a twoyear exemption on the Canadian Tour and currently competes on the Web.com Tour. Other former Montigel pupils who have gone on to experience success on both the Web.com and Gateway Tours include Rubinson, Hoge, Colby Beckstrom, Franklin Corpening, Bret Guetz, Drew Laning, Adam Meyer, James Sacheck, David Shultz, Sal Spallone and Drew Stoltz. Montigel s rise in the collegiate golf ranks has been well-chronicled from a coach who started out with limited exposure to his particular collegiate sport to becoming one of the nation s most MONTIGEL S CAREER HONORS 47x Conference Coach of the Year [SWC (1990); WAC (1997); C-USA (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); MWC (2009)] 41st NCAA Division I coach in any sport named Coach of the Year in 4 conferences 416 NCAA Championship appearances (14 team, 2 individual) 425 straight NCAA Regional appearances (1 of only 3 coaches in nation) 48 conference titles [WAC (1997, 1998, 2001); C-USA (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); MWC (2009)] successful coaches. While his approach has proven solid, it was his arrival upon the collegiate golf scene that perhaps raised eyebrows. Prior to the 1987 campaign, Montigel served eight seasons as an assistant basketball coach and top recruiter at TCU under legendary coach Jim Killingsworth. Several of Montigel s recruiting gems were key performers on the Frogs back-to-back Southwest Conference championship squads in 1986 and 1987. One of Montigel s prized recruits was an undersized guard from Hollywood, Calif., named Jamie Dixon, who went on to help lead the Frogs to their back-to-back SWC titles before becoming one of the top minds in all of college basketball as the current head coach at Pittsburgh. When Killingsworth retired at the end of 1987 season, Montigel s career took a dramaticallyaltered path. The TCU administration had to look no further than the men s basketball office to find its next men s golf coach. As a graduate student at Oklahoma State, it was his friendship with legendary Cowboys golf coach and current OSU Athletics Director Mike Holder that truly kindled his interest in golf. Knowing that he could recruit, organize and motivate, Montigel added some of the valuable lessons he learned in basketball and applied them towards building and maintaining a top-ranked golf program. It took Montigel just three seasons to turn a mediocre program into a contender at the conference, regional and national levels. In his first 14 campaigns, TCU captured nine tournaments, an impressive feat considering the lofty competition. The Frogs have taken another step forward in the new millennium, capturing 19 team titles in the last 11 seasons. The squad has added 20 individual tournament titles since 2000, compared to only 16 in the previous 20 years combined. Montigel s ability to develop talent and his teams ability to perform have certainly not gone unnoticed. His peers have voted him conference coach of the year seven times in his career, including four straight years from 2002 through 2005, TCU s four seasons as a member of Conference USA. The honors have placed Montigel in uncharted territory. He is the only coach in any sport to be named coach of the year in four separate NCAA Division I conferences (SWC, WAC, C-USA and MWC). In 2002, Montigel was voted into the Horned Frog Classic Hall of Fame and was named TCU Coach of the Year by the Dallas All-Sports Association. In addition to his coaching duties, Montigel remains active on the national level. He serves as a member of the United States Golf Association (USGA) and Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) with past stints as Chairman of the District VI Selection Committee and on the NCAA Men s Golf Committee. Montigel and his wife, Margaret, have two children, Kelli and Thomas. Kelli graduated from TCU in 2010, while Thomas is a rising senior guard for the TCU men s basketball team. BILL MONTIGEL YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Conference Regionals NCAA Championship Honors 1987-88 8th (SWC) -- -- -- 1988-89 9th (SWC) -- -- -- 1989-90 2nd (SWC) 12th Indiv. SWC COY 1990-91 2nd (SWC) 5th 25th -- 1991-92 3rd (SWC) 10th T-16th -- 1992-93 2nd (SWC) T-15th -- -- 1993-94 5th (SWC) 9th 27th -- 1994-95 3rd (SWC) T-10th 21st -- 1995-96 4th (SWC) T-8th T-18th -- 1996-97 1st (WAC) 2nd T-7th WAC COY 1997-98 1st (WAC) 4th 12th -- 1998-99 5th (WAC) 13th -- -- 1999-00 3rd (WAC) 8th 11th 2000-01 1st (WAC) 22nd -- -- 2001-02 1st (C-USA) 8th T-11th C-USA COY 2002-03 1st (C-USA) 16th -- C-USA COY 2003-04 1st (C-USA) T-5th 20th C-USA COY 2004-05 1st (C-USA) T-17th -- C-USA COY 2005-06 5th (MWC) 13th -- -- 2006-07 3rd (MWC) 25th -- -- 2007-08 2nd (MWC) T-19th Indiv. -- 2008-09 1st (MWC) T-4th 9th MWC COY 2009-10 5th (MWC) 3rd 27th -- 2010-11 2nd (MWC) 6th -- -- 2011-12 2nd (MWC) 5th 27th -- 2012-13 4th (Big 12) 2nd T-19th -- 2013-14 5th (Big 12) 6th -- -- 27 Years 8 Titles 25 Appearances 16 Appearances 7 Career Honors TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #3

JULIEN BRUN Jr.-2L // 6-3 // 165 // RH ANTIBES, FRANCE Lycée Audiberti 2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON Julien Brun claimed three tournament titles during the 2013-14 season, increasing his TCU record to nine career victories... the previous school record for individual titles was three held by four different Frogs... posted a 70.63 stroke average during the 2013-14 season, ranking third in TCU single-season history behind his previous marks in 2012-13 (70.31) and 2011-12 (70.51)... set a new school record with 29 rounds of par or better (73 percent)... finished in the top 12 in 11 of the 13 tournaments with eight top-10 showings... ended the season on a tear with back-to-back tournament titles at the NCAA San Antonio Regional and the Big 12 Championship... carded a 10-under 206 to claim the regional title and earned a berth in the NCAA Championship as an individual, which he forgoed to compete at the PGA Tour s Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial... opened play in San Antonio with back-to-back rounds of 67... claimed the Big 12 individual title by nine strokes, marking the third-largest margin of victory in Big 12 Championship history... set a Whispering Pines Golf Club course record for 72 holes en route to the title with an 11-under 277... ended the tournament with back-to-back rounds of 66, marking the lowest round for any player, while also tying for the lowest fourth-round score in Big 12 Championship history... earned All-Big 12 Team honors, becoming just the sixth Frog all-time to earn all-conference honors in three seasons... ended the season with six sub-70 rounds in 10 total rounds, including nine rounds of par or better.. named the Big 12 Golfer of the Month for April after earning a stroke average of 69.9 in three tournaments... won his first tournament of the season at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate with a season-low 54-hole total of 13-under... carded finals rounds of 66 and a season-low 65 to claim the title by five strokes. 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Brun continued the tremendous start to his TCU career, leading the Horned Frogs into the national top 10 and an NCAA Championship appearance with another season that ranked among the best in program history... was one of three finalists for The Ben Hogan Award, presented annually to the top individual in college golf... was the first TCU finalist for the award and the Frogs first two-time semifinalist... named a PING First-Team All-American, becoming the first TCU golfer, and only the third TCU student-athlete in any sport, to claim first-team honors twice by the end of a sophomore season... finished the spring with the nation s No. 3 individual collegiate ranking according to the Golfstat Cup and was No. 5 in the Golfweek/Sagarin performance index... listed at No. 4 in the R&A World Amateur Golf Ranking and No. 5 in the Scratch Players world chart at the conclusion of the spring... the top-ranked European amateur in both world lists... climbed to a career-best position of No. 3 on the R&A chart at one point this season... set the TCU season record for stroke average for the second straight year with a final figure of 70.31... the figure ranked third-best nationally and tops among Big 12 golfers... his season average score versus par (-1.00) was just below the mark he recorded as a freshman in 2012... produced three individual victories, again matching the TCU single-season record he set as a freshman, taking top honors at The Carmel Cup, Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate and National Invitational Tournament... has finished among the top 10 in nine of 13 events with five top 5 s... rallied to tie for sixth place at the NCAA Pullman Regional with the help of a final-round 67, the low score of the day... posted sub-70 scores in 16 of his 39 rounds while finishing below par in 22 of 39 rounds...... named one of two TCU All-Big 12 selections, his secondstraight season earning all-conference honors... tied for seventh place at the Big 12 Championship... tied for 22nd at the NCAA Championship thanks to a second-round 64 that matched the low score of the day... finished as TCU s low man in 10 of 13 tournaments... posted dominating victories in his first two wins of the season, winning by three strokes to lead TCU to a team title in the Carmel Cup and five strokes at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate... his other collegiate win at the N.I.T. came by one shot... had a busy fall on the international circuit, finishing in the top-5 of both of his events... earned a share of fourth place at the World Amateur Team Championship while leading France to a tie for third in Antalya, Turkey... captured headlines with his first victory against a professional field, posting a one-shot victory at the European Challenge Tour s ALLIANZ Golf Open Toulouse Metropole in Selih, France... he became only the sixth amateur ever to win a Challenge Tour Event... selected to compete in the Palmer Cup for the second straight season for Team Europe... shared TCU s Pop Boone Award, presented annually to the school s student-athlete of the year, with track and field s Charles Silmon. 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Brun left a significant imprint on TCU golf in his first season with the program, recording the top individual campaign ever by a Horned Frog... was named a PING First-Team All-American by the Golf Coaches Association of America, becoming only the third TCU golfer ever to receive the honor and the first freshman... earned reserve medalist honors at the 2012 NCAA Championship by tying for second place with a final score of -2 at The Riviera Golf Club, matching the best NCAA finish in TCU history... finished the season ranked No. 8 according to both Golfstat and the Golfweek/Sagarin BRUN S CAREER HONORS 42013 Ben Hogan Award Finalist 43x PING First-Team All-American (2012, 2013, 2014) 43x Golfweek First-Team All-American (2012, 2013, 2014) 42012 NCAA Championship Individual Reserve Medalist 43x All-Nicklaus Team (2012, 2013, 2014) 43x All-Conference (2012 MWC; 2013 Big 12; 2014 Big 12) 42012 World Amateur Team Championship - Team France 42x Palmer Cup selection - Team Europe (2012, 2013) 42x The Ben Hogan Award Semifinalist (2012, 2013) 42012 Mountain West Freshman of the Year 42x Golfweek National Player of the Week (March 5, 2012; April 2, 2012) 42x Golf World College Player of the Week (April 2, 2012) 42x Big 12 Golfer of the Month (March 2013; April 2014) 42x Mountain West Co-Golfer of the Month (Sept. 2011, Feb. 2012) 4TCU career record for individual victories - nine 4TCU season record for individual victories - three (2012, 2013, 2014) 4TCU career record for stroke average - 70.44 4TCU season record for stroke average - 70.31 (2013) 43x Academic All-Conference (2012 MWC; 2013 Big 12; 2014 Big 12) national rating system... was No. 5 nationally in individual stroke average (70.51) and No. 2 in average score versus par (-1.03)... both figures set individual TCU season records, along with his marks for victories (three), top-5 finishes (eight; tied Alberto Ochoa, 1996-97, and J.J. Henry, 1997-98), top-20 results (12), finish percentage (91.3 percent) and rounds at or below par (27; tied Adam Rubinson, 2002-03)... the wins total also set a new TCU career standard... the stroke average figure bested the old school record of 71.08 set by PGA TOUR pro J.J. Henry during his Golfweek National Co-Player of the Year season in 1997-98... finished the collegiate season ranked high in the overall amateur rankings at No. 8 in the world and No. 1 in Europe and France according to R&A and No. 9, No. 2 and No. 1 according to Scratch Players... was named one of 10 semifinalists for The Ben Hogan Award... one of five freshmen on the list... tabbed Mountain West Freshman of the Year and one of 10 All-MW selections after finishing runner-up (-7) at the MW Championship to teammate Johan de Beer (-9)... selected as a member of Team Europe for the prestigious 2012 Palmer Cup played in Summer 2012 at The Royal County Down Golf Club in Newcastle, Northern Ireland... earned top-medalist honors at the Turning Stone Tiger Invitational (-8), John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (-5) and Insperity Augusta State Invitational (-14)... the win at Turning Stone came in his first collegiate tournament... became the first Frog freshman ever with more than one victory in a single season... finished as TCU s low man in eight of 13 events... placed among the top-15 individuals in 11 times of 13 events... shot below par in 22 of 39 rounds with 16 sub-70 scores... shot below par a career-best nine consecutive rounds dating from the third round of the Barona Collegiate Cup (March 23) through the second round of the NCAA Central Regional (May 18)... experienced an outstanding first fall campaign, placing in the top 10 in each of TCU s four events... fired sub-70 scores in all three rounds of his win at the ASU Invitational, including a career-low 65 in Round 2... previously recorded a 65 in the final round of the Amer Ari Invitational to help him finish the week tied for 13th at -5 after shooting 77 in the opening round... played the final two rounds at -10... finished the fall season with a stroke average of 70.67. PRIOR TO TCU Brun arrived at TCU as a high-impact recruit from Antibes, France, who made a strong name for himself on the international amateur circuit... arrived at TCU with a world amateur ranking of No. 63 and was the top-rated amateur in France... won an individual championship in late March 2011 at the European Nations tournament in Sotogrande, Spain, where he carded a final-round 67 to post a three-stroke victory... followed up his European Nations title by tying for second place in the Lytham Trophy at Royal Lytham and St. Annes Golf Club in Lancashire, England, in April 2011... finished five shots off the pace during severely adverse conditions that saw the tournament champion finish at +19... also traveled away from his home continent several times as a junior... played once on American soil in December 2010, finishing third at the Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship in Coral Gables, Fla.... concluded the month of February 2011 playing at the South African Amateur Stroke Play Championship in Mount Edgecombe, South Africa, tying for 21st place. HIGH SCHOOL Brun attended secondary school at Lycée Audiberti in Antibes, France, the same school as teammate Paul Barjon. OFF THE COURSE Brun is the son of Christophe and Sophie Brun... has two sisters, Estelle and Amelie... father was an accomplished swimmer who spent time competing with the French national team... born April 1, 1992 a psychology major. BRUN S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 13 40 70.63-1.15 65 203 15 88.9% 3 8 11 1st - 3x 2012-13 13 39 70.31-1.00 64 206 16 90.7% 3 9 11 1st - 3x 2011-12 13 39 70.51-1.03 65 201 16 91.3% 3 9 12 1st - 3x Career 39 118 70.48-1.06 64 201 47 90.4% 9 26 34 1st - 9x TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #4

2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON JULIEN BRUN Jr. - Antibes, France (Lycée Audiberti) BRUN S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 69-71 - 76 = 216 E 3rd / 104 Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind. - 72) 77-74 - 71 = 222 +6 T-12th / 75 Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 72-68 - 74 = 214-2 7th / 74 Nov. 25-26 Western Refining College All-American Classic (El Paso Country Club - El Paso, Texas - 71) 73-69 - 66 = 208-5 9th / 21 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course- Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 67-72 - 67 = 206-10 T-9th / 118 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 72-66 - 65 = 203-13 1st / 127 March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club- Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 71-78 - 72 = 221 +5 11th / 79 March 14-16 Tucson National Invitation Tournament (Catalina Course- Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 72-74 - 70 = 216 E T- 28th / 81 March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course- Stanford, Calif. - 70) 70-73 - 71 = 214 +4 T- 32nd / 92 April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club- Augusta, Ga. - 72) 73-69 - 72 = 214-2 T- 12th / 74 April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg- Spartanburg, S.C. - 72) 68-69 - 71 = 208-8 T- 2nd / 83 April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Course - Trinity, Texas - 72) 74-71 - 66-66 = 277-11 1st / 45 May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas - 72) 67-67 - 72 = 206-10 1st / 75 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 1-2 Carmel Cup (Pebble Beach Golf Links / Bayonet Golf Club - Monterey, Calif. - 72) 70-68 - 68 = 206-10 1st / 24 Oct. 21-23 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 72-76 - 73 = 221 +5 T-21st / 75 Jan. 28-29 Arizona Intercollegiate (Vistoso Golf Club - Tucson, Ariz. - 71) 69-69 - 69 = 207-6 3rd / 88 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course - Kona, Hawaii - 72) 71-75 - 67 = 213-2 T-17th / 111 Feb. 18-20 The Prestige at PGA WEST (PGA WEST / Greg Norman Course - La Quinta, Calif. - 71) 69-70 - 74 = 213 E T-7th / 88 Feb. 22-24 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club - Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 68-71 - 67 = 206-10 1st / 100 March 11-12 San Diego Classic (San Diego Country Club - San Diego, Calif. - 72) 73-70 - 73 = 216 E T-8th / 83 March 16-17 National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National Golf Club - Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 68-65 - 75 = 208-8 1st / 90 March 28-30 U.S. Intercollegiate (Stanford Golf Course - Stanford, Calif. - 70) 73-70 - 67 = 210 E T-15th / 96 April 13-14 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas - 71) 65-69 - 74 = 208 +2 3rd / 12 April 22-24 Big 12 Championship (Prairie Dunes Golf Club - Hutchinson, Kan. - 70) 70-75 - 72 = 217 +7 T-7th / 45 May 16-18 NCAA Pullman Regional (Palouse Ridge Golf Club - Pullman, Wash. - 72) 70-72 - 67 = 209-7 T-6th / 75 May 28-30 NCAA Championship (Capital City Club / Crabapple Course - Milton, Ga. - 70) 74-64 - 70 = 208-2 T-22nd / 156 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 4-5 Turning Stone Tiger Intercollegiate (Turning Stone Resort - Verona, N.Y. - 72) 70-67 - 71 = 208-8 1st / 74 Sept. 16-17 The McLaughlin Bethpage Red Course - Farmington, N.Y. - 70) 69-67 - 70 = 201-4 T-3rd / 92 Oct. 10-11 Jack Nicklaus Invitational (Muirfield Village Golf Club - Dublin, Ohio - 72) 71-70 - 73 = 214-2 T-5th / 60 Oct. 23-25 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 73-75 - 72 = 220 +4 T-10th / 75 Feb. 1-3 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Beach Resort - Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 77-69 - 65 = 211-5 T-13th / 115 Feb. 26-28 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. - 72) 68-71 - 72 = 211-5 1st / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 73-72 - 81 = 226 +10 T-33rd / 78 March 16-17 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas - 71) 69-73 - 74 = 216 +3 13th / 72 March 22-23 Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif. - 72) 71-73 - 68 = 212-4 19th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga. - 72) 68-65 - 69 = 202-14 1st / 80 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz. - 71) 70-68 - 68 = 206-7 T-2nd / 40 May 17-19 NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Course - Ann Arbor, Mich. - 71) 67-68 - 72 = 207-6 T-5th / 75 May 29-31 NCAA Championship (The Riviera Country Club - Pacific Palisades, Calif. - 71) 72-72 - 67 = 211-2 T-2nd / 156 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #5

PAUL BARJON So.-1L // 6-1 // 170 // RH BARJON S CAREER HONORS 42013 U.S. Intercollegiate Top Medalist 4Golfweek National Player of the Week (April 1, 2013) 4Big 12 All-Academic Second Team (2014) NOUMEA CEDEX, NEW CALEDONIA Lycée Audiberti; Antibes, France 2013-14 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Paul Barjon competed in all 12 tournaments for the Horned Frogs, recording 13 rounds of par or better... earned a 73.86 stroke average... ranks second on the team with a final round average of 72.58... recorded two top-10 finishes and three top-20 showings... holds the TCU single-season record with eight eagles this season, which ranks second nationally... tallied eight wins against top- 25 opponents and 40 victories over opponents ranked in the top 100... opened the season with a 7-over 223 at the William H. Tucker Intercollegiate for a 16th-place finish among 104 competitors... followed up with a fifth-place showing at the Crooked Stick Intercollegiate with a four-over 220... posted rounds of 69 and a season-low 67 at The Goodwin in Stanford, Calif., to finish 32nd among 92 competitors... earned a final-round 2-under 70 at the Big 12 Championship at Whispering Pines to place 32nd... tallied second top-10 finish of the season with a ninth-place showing at the NCAA San Antonio Regional... carded a first-round 68 to end the opening round in third position. 2012-13 // FRESHMAN SEASON Barjon started his TCU career off quickly, helping lead the Horned Frogs into the national top 10 and an appearance at the NCAA Championship... was one of five Frogs ranked among the nation s top-115 golfers, finishing the season at No. 115 in the Golfweek/Sagarin performance index... was No. 106 in the final Golfstat Cup standings... concluded the spring listed No. 65 in the R&A World Amateur Golf Ranking and No. 82 in the Scratch Players world list... climbed to a high position of No. 50 on the R&A chart... ranks fourth on the team in score versus par (0.97) and season stroke average (72.44; tie)... was third on the team in spring stroke average of 71.73... posted the first individual victory of his TCU career with a one-shot win at the U.S. Intercollegiate at Stanford (-11)... recorded the three best rounds of his college career during the victory, including back-to-back rounds of 66 to open the event... followed with another 66 on the opening day of the NCAA Pullman Regional for a career-best streak of five straight sub-70 rounds... finished just outside the top 10 in Pullman, tying for 11th place... earned five top-20 finishes overall and placed in the top 25 in five of his last six events... prior to the Stanford victory, his best result was a tie for eight place at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate... posted five sub-70 scores in 32 rounds while finishing below par 10 times... tied for 93rd place at the NCAA Championship... was forced to sit out three of TCU s spring competitions due to a nagging hand injury: the Morris Williams Intercollegiate, dual match versus Georgia Tech and the Big 12 Championship... joined TCU teammate Julien Brun in representing France at the 2012 World Amateur Team Championship in Antalya, Turkey... placed 53rd individually to help the squad earn a third-place finish at the event. PRIOR TO TCU Barjon joined TCU as a heralded recruit from New Caledonia who made headlines as a junior on the international amateur circuit... arrived on campus listed at No. 105 in the R&A World Amateur Rankings... reached the Round of 16 at the 2012 British Amateur before being eliminated by eventual champion Alan Dunbar (Northern Ireland) the summer prior to enrolling at TCU... the European Amateur showing concluded a strong spring that saw him place among the top-5 finishers at each of the five stroke-play events in which he participated... won both the Scottish Open Amateur and the stroke-play portion of the Italian Amateur, in addition to finishing fourth place in the Lytham Trophy, one of the top annual European amateur events... posted several victories as a junior on the French national scene, including the 2011 French Club Team Championship, the 2010 Grand Prix of Baron and the 2009 New Caledonia Amateur Championship... in addition to his success in France and New Caledonia, he also competed internationally... placed fourth at the 2010 Doral Junior Championship in Miami, Fla., and was a quarterfinalist at the Internationals of Italy in 2011 before signing his National Letter of Intent to play for TCU in November 2011... placed 27th at the 2011 European Amateur held in Finland... spent time with the French national team and French junior squad... selected to represent France along with TCU teammate Julien Brun at the 2012 World Amateur Championship in Turkey... the squad finished third at the World event. HIGH SCHOOL Barjon attended secondary school at Lycée Audiberti in Antibes, France, the same school as TCU teammate Julien Brun. OFF THE COURSE Barjon is the son of Paul and Marie Barjon... has a brother, Louis... an arts and sciences pre-major... is a French national, as New Caledonia is a French province located in the Pacific. BARJON S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 12 37 73.86 2.03 67 214 6 58.6% 0 2 3 T-5th 2012-13 11 32 72.44 0.97 66 199 5 60.2% 1 2 4 1st Career 23 69 73.20 1.54 66 199 11 59.4% 1 4 7 1st TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #6

2013-14 // SOPHOMORE SEASON PAUL BARJON So. - Noumea Cedex, New Caledonia (Lycée Audiberti; Antibes, France) BARJON S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 72-76 - 75 = 223 +7 T-16th / 104 Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind. - 72) 75-74 - 71 = 220 +4 T-5th / 75 Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 77-78 - 80 = 235 +19 71st / 74 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course- Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 69-73 - 76 = 218 +2 T-77th / 118 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 75-69 - 71 = 215-1 T-31st / 127 March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club- Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 78-75 - 76 = 229 +13 T-42nd / 79 March 14-16 Tucson National Invitation Tournament (Catalina Course- Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 75-73 - 68 = 216 E T- 28th / 81 March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course- Stanford, Calif. - 70) 69-78 - 67 = 214 +4 T- 32nd / 92 April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club- Augusta, Ga. - 72) 72-76 - 70 = 218 +2 T- 26th / 74 April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg- Spartanburg, S.C. - 72) 73-78 - 75 = 226 +10 T- 66th / 83 April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Course - Trinity, Texas - 72) 73-77 - 84-70 = 304 +16 T - 32nd / 45 May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas - 72) 68-75 - 72 = 215-1 T - 9th / 75 2012-13 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 1-2 Carmel Cup (Pebble Beach Golf Links / Bayonet Golf Club - Monterey, Calif. - 72) 73-73 - 74 = 220 +4 T-12th / 24 Oct. 21-23 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 76-76 - 81 = 233 +17 T-60th / 75 Jan. 28-29 Arizona Intercollegiate (Vistoso Golf Club - Tucson, Ariz. - 71) 75-71 - 0 = DQ -- DQ Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course - Kona, Hawaii - 72) 73-70 - 72 = 215-1 T-26th / 111 Feb. 18-20 The Prestige at PGA WEST (PGA WEST / Greg Norman Course - La Quinta, Calif. - 71) 70-84 - 71 = 225 +12 T-55th / 88 Feb. 22-24 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club - Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 70-72 - 74 = 216 E T-8th / 100 March 11-12 San Diego Classic (San Diego Country Club - San Diego, Calif. - 72) 72-75 - 75 = 222 +6 T-25th / 83 March 16-17 National Invitational Tournament (OMNI Tucson National Golf Club - Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 71-75 - 69 = 215-1 T-19th / 90 March 28-30 U.S. Intercollegiate (Stanford Golf Course - Stanford, Calif. - 70) 66-66 - 67 = 199-11 1st / 96 May 16-18 NCAA Pullman Regional (Palouse Ridge Golf Club - Pullman, Wash. - 72) 69-72 - 70 = 211-5 T-11th / 75 May 28-30 NCAA Championship (Capital City Club / Crabapple Course - Milton, Ga. - 70) 74-72 - 70 = 216 +6 T-93rd / 156 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #7

SAROSH ADI Jr.-2L // 5-11 // 165 // RH FRISCO, TEXAS Centennial HS 2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON Sarosh Adi competed in 11 of the 12 tournaments this season for the Horned Frogs, earning a 75.40 stroke average... posted five rounds of par or better... matched career-best finish with 30th-place showing at Amer Ari Invitational in Hawaii in February... carded career-low 54-hole total of fiveunder 210 in Hawaii with rounds of 72, 71 and a career-low 67... placed 34th at The Goodwin in Stanford, Calif., with a five-over 215. 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Adi competed in four spring tournaments for TCU as the fifth man, including two in place of an injured Paul Barjon late in the season... filled in for Barjon at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate and the Big 12 Championship... earned 36th place at the Morris Williams Invite, his top career showing at a varsity event... was 30th at the Big 12 Championship... opened the spring by playing in both the Arizona Intercollegiate and Amer Ari Invitational... posted his top round of 1-over 73 in the final round of the Amer Ari Invite... also played for TCU in the squad s match-play victory over Georgia Tech. HIGH SCHOOL Adi arrived at TCU from Frisco, Texas, where he attended Frisco Centennial High School... was a four-year letterwinner in golf for the Titans... earned all-district 9-4A and all-region honors as a senior in 2011... won the District 9-4A individual championship with a two-round total of 148, leading Centennial to the team title... also earned an individual title as a sophomore in 2009 at the Big T s Sports High School Tournament... placed top-5 at the Vernon Newson Memorial as a junior in 2010. OFF THE COURSE Adi is the son of Adil and Zenobia Adi... has one brother, Piran... majoring in business. 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Adi competed in two tournaments for TCU as a freshman... tied for 69th place at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational... posted the top competition round of his career with a 1-under-par 71 in the final round of the Hayt Collegiate... played two rounds at the Boilermaker Invitational before withdrawing due to injury. PRIOR TO TCU Adi played in several amateur events during his prep career... won the 2008 TJGT Sooner Invitational... placed third at the 2011 Collegiate Players Tournament at Radley Run Country Club and finished top-15 at the event held at Jimmie Austin/OU Golf Club... claimed a top-5 finish at the 2010 AJGA Majakoba Junior Golf Classic. ADI S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 11 33 75.42 3.61 67 210 1 35.2% 0 0 0 T-30th 2012-13 4 12 73.25 3.17 73 220 0 42.7% 0 0 0 30th 2011-12 2 5 79.00 7.00 71 233 0 25.8% 0 0 0 T-69th Career 17 50 75.52 4.21 67 210 1 39.3% 0 0 0 30th TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #8

2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON SAROSH ADI Jr. - Frisco, Texas (Frisco Centennial HS) ADI S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 77-81 - 77 = 235 +19 T-65th / 104 Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 77-72 - 81 = 230 +14 T-62nd / 74 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course- Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 72-71 - 67 = 210-5 T-30th / 118 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 74-75 - 76 = 225 +9 T-79th / 127 March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club- Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 83-0 - 78 = DQ -- DQ / 79 March 14-16 Tucson National Invitation Tournament (Catalina Course- Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 75-70 - 74 = 219 +3 T-43rd / 81 March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course- Stanford, Calif. - 70) 71-73 - 71 = 215 +5 T- 34th / 92 April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club- Augusta, Ga. - 72) 79-76 - 77 = 232 +16 74th / 74 April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg- Spartanburg, S.C. - 72) 75-73 - 75 = 223 +7 T-53rd / 83 April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Course - Trinity, Texas - 72) 81-74 - 79-78 = 312 +24 41 / 45 May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas - 72) 76-74 - 77 = 227 +11 T-59th / 75 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Jan. 28-29 Arizona Intercollegiate (Vistoso Golf Club - Tucson, Ariz. - 71) 76-74 - 73 = 223 +10 T-45th / 88 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course / Kona, Hawaii - 72) 75-74 - 73 = 222 +6 T-70th / 111 April 13-14 Morris Williams Intercollegiate (Univ. of Texas Golf Club - Austin, Texas - 71) 73-74 - 73 = 220 +5 T-36th / 72 April 20-22 Big 12 Championship (Prairie Dunes Golf Club - Hutchinson, Kan. - 70) 76-77 - 74 = 227 +17 30th / 45 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Feb. 26-28 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) 79-83 - 71 = 233 +17 T-69th / 93 April 21-22 Boilermaker Invitational (Kampen Course - Lafayette, Ind.) 83-79 - WD = WD -- WD TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #9

CHELSO BARRETT Fr.-HS // 5-8 // 150 // RH BARRETT S CAREER HONORS 4Big 12 Championship All-Tournament Team (2014) KEENE, N.H. Keene HS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Chelso Barrett competed in all 12 tournaments for the Horned Frogs in his first collegiate season... ranked second on the squad with a 73.84 stroke average... posted 12 rounds of par or better... earned three top-10 finishes on the season, ranking second on the squad... registered first top-10 showing of his career at the Amer Ari Invitational with a 10-under 206... fired an opening-round 66 in Hawaii, marking the second-lowest round of the season by a Horned Frog... placed 10th in the next tournament at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate with a 4-under 212... earned a spot on the Big 12 Championship All-Tournament Team after recording a ninth-place showing with a 5-over 293... carded an even-par 72 in the final round at Whispering Pines Golf Club to jump into top 10... competed at the NCAA San Antonio Regional, carding second and third rounds of 72 and 73, respectively. PRIOR TO TCU Joins TCU as a heralded recruit from Keene, N.H., where he made a name for himself on the U.S. junior scene... competed in several USGA events, including the U.S. Amateur (2011, 2012, 2013), U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship (2010, 2012, 2013) and the U.S. Junior Amateur (2010, 2011)... rated as high as No. 8 in the Class of 2013 by Golfweek... jumped on the national radar with a runnerup finish as a 16-year old at the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur at Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Wash... finished seventh in the stroke play portion before stringing together five-consecutive matchplay victories to reach the final... reached the round of 16 at the 2013 U.S. Amateur at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass... defeated Jim Liu, the 2010 U.S. Junior Amateur champion, en route to the round of 16... dominated the New Hampshire prep golf scene, claiming the 2012 New Hampshire junior state title and the 2013 New Hampshire stroke play crown as well as racking up three consecutive state Division I crowns. CHELSO BARRETT Fr. - Keene, N.H. (Keene HS) BARRETT S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 12 37 73.84 2.00 66 206 4 57.7% 0 3 4 T-9th, 2x Career 12 37 73.84 2.00 66 206 4 57.7% 0 3 4 T-9th, 2x BARRETT S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 81-79 - 75 = 235 +19 T-65th / 104 Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind. - 72) 75-78 - 76 = 229 +13 T-13th / 75 Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 70-75 - 75 = 220 +4 T-28th / 74 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course- Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 66-68 - 72 = 206-10 T-9th / 118 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 72-69 - 71 = 212-4 T-10th / 127 March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club- Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 76-77 - 75 = 228 +12 T-34th / 79 March 14-16 Tucson National Invitation Tournament (Catalina Course- Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 78-74 - 71 = 223 +7 T-58th / 81 March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course- Stanford, Calif. - 70) 73-76 - 72 = 221 +11 T- 65th / 92 April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club- Augusta, Ga. - 72) 75-78 - 74 = 227 +11 T- 67th / 74 April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg- Spartanburg, S.C. - 72) 69-74 - 71 = 214-2 T- 24th / 83 April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Course - Trinity, Texas - 72) 74-73 - 74-72 = 293 +5 T - 9th / 45 May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas - 72) 79-72 - 73 = 224 +8 T-43rd / 75 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #10

GIULIO CASTAGNARA Fr.-HS // 6-3 // 172 // RH PORDENONE, ITALY Liceo Leopardi-Majorana 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Giulio Castagnara competed in 11 of the 12 tournaments in his first season with the Horned Frogs... earned a 75.32 stroke average... registered six rounds of par or better... recorded top-30 finish (T-29th) in collegiate debut at Crooked Stick Intercollegiate with a 13-over 229... posted first-career top-10 showing with an eighth-place finish at the Wofford Invitational... posted three-sub par rounds of 68, 71, 71 en route to a career-best six-under 210 in Spartanburg... Also fired a sub-70 round (69) at the Tucson National Invitational Tournament. PRIOR TO TCU Joins TCU as a heralded recruit from Keene, N.H., where he made a name for himself on the U.S. junior scene... competed in several USGA events, including the U.S. Amateur (2011, 2012, 2013), U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship (2010, 2012, 2013) and the U.S. Junior Amateur (2010, 2011)... rated as high as No. 8 in the Class of 2013 by Golfweek... jumped on the national radar with a runnerup finish as a 16-year old at the 2011 U.S. Junior Amateur at Gold Mountain Golf Club in Bremerton, Wash... finished seventh in the stroke play portion before stringing together five-consecutive matchplay victories to reach the final... reached the round of 16 at the 2013 U.S. Amateur at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass... defeated Jim Liu, the 2010 U.S. Junior Amateur champion, en route to the round of 16... dominated the New Hampshire prep golf scene, claiming the 2012 New Hampshire junior state title and the 2013 New Hampshire stroke play crown as well as racking up three consecutive state Division I crowns. GIULIO CASTAGNARA Fr. - Pordenone, Italy (Liceo Leopardi-Majorana) CASTAGNARA S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 11 34 75.32 3.50 68 210 2 31.4% 0 1 1 T-8th Career 11 34 75.32 3.50 68 210 2 31.4% 0 1 1 T-8th 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON CASTAGNARA S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind. - 72) 78-75 - 76 = 229 +13 T-29th / 75 Oct. 20-22 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 78-75 - 83 = 236 +20 72nd / 74 Feb. 6-8 Amer Ari Invitational (Waikoloa Kings Course- Waikoloa, Hawaii - 72) 70-76 - 73 = 219 +3 T-84th / 118 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 81-78 - 70 = 229 +13 T-103rd / 127 March 7-9 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club- Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 76-77 - 76 = 229 +13 T-42nd / 79 March 14-16 Tucson National Invitation Tournament (Catalina Course- Tucson, Ariz. - 72) 77-69 - 76 = 222 +6 T-51st / 81 March 28-30 The Goodwin (Stanford Golf Course- Stanford, Calif. - 70) 72-77 - 77 = 226 +16 T- 82nd / 92 April 5-6 3M Augusta Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club- Augusta, Ga. - 72) 73-79 - 75 = 227 +11 T- 67th / 74 April 14-15 Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational (Country Club of Spartanburg- Spartanburg, S.C. - 72) 68-71 - 71 = 210-6 T- 8th / 83 April 25-27 Big 12 Championship (Whispering Pines Golf Course - Trinity, Texas - 72) 78-75 - 76-75 = 304 +16 T - 32nd / 45 May 15-17 NCAA San Antonio Regional (Briggs Ranch Golf Club - San Antonio, Texas - 72) 79-75 - 76 = 230 +14 69th / 75 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #11

MICHAEL CULIN So.-1L // 6-0 // 168 // RH PLANO, TEXAS John Paul II // Cal 2013-14 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Michael Culin competed in two tournaments for the Horned Frogs... played in the season-opening William H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M., carding a 14-over 230 to place 40th... also competed at the Crooked Stick Intercollegiate, posting a 54-hole total of 253. 2012-13 // REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON Michael Culin competed in four tournaments during his first season at TCU... played in both of the Frogs fall events at the the Carmel Cup and Isleworth Collegiate Invitational... also made appearances in TCU s lineup in the spring season at The Prestige at PGA West and Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate... recorded his top round of 2-over 73 on the final day of The Prestige. 2011-12 // REDSHIRT SEASON Culin redshirted during his only season at Cal. HIGH SCHOOL A 2011 graduate of John Paul II High School... won an individual state title (68-74 - 142) as a sophomore in 2009... three-time All-State selection and four-time All-District and All-Region pick... had the lowest scoring average on his prep squad in each of his four seasons with a career mark of 73.6... had a low round of 65 while playing at Honors Golf Club... team captain for each of his final three seasons... extra-curricular activities included being an ambassador for his school and being the chairman of the President s Council... spent one season on the cross country squad as a senior in 2010... a Cardinal scholar for four years who finished his high school career with a 3.4 GPA. OFF THE COURSE Full name is Michael Edward Culin... parents are John and Suzanne Culin... major is business. PRIOR TO TCU Took 11th at 2011 Bob Estes Abilene Junior (71-69-68-208) and 15th at AJGA Elbit Systems of America (75-71-70-216)... 24th at 2011 Western Texas Amateur (68-75-74-217) after having been in second at the end of the first round... ranked as high as No. 45 nationally in 2011 according to Golfweek and No. 7 in the state of Texas according to Junior Golf Scoreboard... averaged 70.6 strokes per round in AJGA tournaments, including seven of his last eight rounds as a junior golfer under par... finished fifth at the 2010 AJGA Nebraska at Quarry Oaks (70-76-67-213) and 14th at AJGA Bob Estes Abilene Junior I (78-71-71-220)... ranked as high as No. 42 in the state of Texas in 2010 according to Junior Golf Scoreboard... averaged 72.8 strokes per round in 2010 AJGA tournaments. MICHAEL CULIN So. - Plano, Texas (John Paul II HS / California) CULIN S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 2 6 80.5 8.50 76 230 0 43.3% 0 0 0 T-40th 2012-13 4 12 78.17 6.42 73 229 0 16.4% 0 0 0 20th Career 6 18 78.94 7.46 73 229 0 36.9% 0 0 0 20th CULIN S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 76-77 - 77 = 230 +14 T-40th / 104 Oct. 14-15 Crooked Stick Intercollegiate (Crooked Stick Golf Course - Indianapolis, Ind. - 72) 85-84 - 84 = 253 +37 75 / 75 2012-13 // REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 1-2 Carmel Cup (Pebble Beach Golf Links / Bayonet Golf Club - Monterey, Calif. - 72) 78-74 - 77 = 229 +13 20th / 24 Oct. 21-23 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 78-76 - 91 = 245 +29 T-74th / 75 Feb. 18-20 The Prestige at PGA WEST (PGA WEST - Greg Norman Course / La Quinta, Calif. - 71) 77-81 - 73 = 231 +18 70th / 88 Feb. 22-24 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club / Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 75-75 - 83 = 233 +17 T-69th / 100 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #12

THOMAS MANTOVANINI Jr.-2L // 5-11 // 155 // RH SAO PALO, BRAZIL Colégio Visconde de Porto Seguro 2012-13 // JUNIOR SEASON Thomas Mantovanini competed in the season-opening WIlliam H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M., posting a 54-hole total of 246. 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Mantovanini appeared in a pair of varsity events for TCU in his second season on campus... opened the year by helping the Frogs win the medal-match-play Carmel Cup... fired a 2-under 70 in the second-round match against Texas Tech... also helped the TCU post a spring dual-match victory over No. 8 Georgia Tech with a 2-up win over the Yellow Jackets Michael Hines. 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Mantovanini earned a spot in TCU s five-man lineup in the spring semester of his true freshman season, helping the squad advance to the NCAA Championship... competed in eight of the Horned Frogs 14 events, including seven as a member of the lineup and once as an individual only (John Hayt Collegiate Invitational)... proved to be one of the driving forces behind TCU s appearance at the NCAA Championship after posting his best career performance by far at the NCAA Central Regional... tied for 11th place in Ann Arbor with a 3-under-par score of 210 after playing par or better in each of the three rounds (70-69-71)... prior to the tournament, had only reached par in two of 18 competition rounds as a Frog... his second-round 69 marks the low round of his TCU career... finished as the No. 2 Frog on the leaderboard at the Regional... his best previous finish as a Frog came at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational, where he tied for 36th place in the 87-player field (+8)... recorded his previous-low three-round total at the Insperity Augusta State Invitational (+3), tying for 48th place... was the Frogs fifth finisher in his first career appearance at the NCAA Championship held at The Riviera County Club... concluded his freshman season as the No. 7 Brazilian amateur according to the R&A World Amatuer Rankings. PRIOR TO TCU Mantovanini arrived at TCU after making a name for himself on the Brazilian junior and amateur circuits... brought a top-20 Brazilian amateur ranking with him to TCU... won the 2010 Brazilian Junior Championship and finished sixth at the 2010 South American Junior Championship... finished 2010 as the top-ranked junior golfer in Brazil... represented Brazil at the 2010 Junior Orange Bowl International Championship... participated in the Callaway Junior World Championships in consecutive years in 2009 and 2010, claiming a top finish of 31st in his second appearance... posted back-to-back top-15 finishes at the Brazilian Amateur Championship in 2010 (sixth) and 2010 (14th). OFF THE COURSE Mantovanini is the son of Walter Mantovanini Filho and Ana Carolina Ferraz de Campos Mantovanini... has one brother, Walter Mantovanini Neto... majoring in business. THOMAS MANTOVANINI So. - Sao Palo, Brazil (Colégio Visconde de Porto Seguro) MANTOVANINI S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 1 3 82.00 10.0 80 246 0 31.5% 0 0 0 96 2012-13 1 3 75.33 3.33 70 226 0 21.7% 0 0 1 19th 2011-12 7 21 76.79 5.17 69 210 1 38.1% 0 0 1 T-11th - Reg Career 9 27 76.96 6.17 69 210 1 30.4% 0 0 2 T-11th - Reg MANTOVANINI S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 80-83 - 83 = 246 +30 96 / 104 2012-13 // SOPHOMORE SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 1-2 Carmel Cup (Pebble Beach Golf Links / Bayonet Golf Club - Monterey, Calif. - 72) 74-70 - 82 = 226 +9 19th / 24 2011-12 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Oct. 23-25 Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Isleworth Country Club - Windmere, Fla. - 72) 80-81 - 87 = 248 +32 73rd / 75 Feb. 26-28 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational (Sawgrass Country Club - Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. - 72) 76-72 - 76 = 224 +8 T-36th / 87 March 9-11 Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Southern Highlands Golf Club - Las Vegas, Nev. - 72) 81-83 - 87 = 251 +35 78th / 78 March 22-23 Barona Collegiate Cup (Barona Creek Golf Club - Lakeside, Calif. - 72) 77-75 - 77 = 229 +13 T-79th / 107 March 31-April 1 Insperity Augusta State Invitational (Forest Hills Golf Club - Augusta, Ga. - 72) 72-70 - 77 = 219 +3 T-48th / 80 May 4-6 Mountain West Championship (OMNI Tucson National - Tucson, Ariz. - 71) 73-76 - 76 = 225 +12 T-34th / 40 May 17-19 NCAA Central Regional (University of Michigan Golf Club - Ann Arbor, Mich. - 71) 70-69 - 71 = 210-3 T-11th / 75 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #13

COLE BUCK Fr.-HS // 6-5 // 195 // RH Pampa, Texas Pampa HS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Cole Buck competed in the season-opening William H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M., posting a 54-hole total of 253. COLE BUCK Fr. - Pampa, Texas (Pampa HS) BUCK S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 1 3 84.33 12.3 75 253 0 4.2% 0 0 0 101st Career 1 3 84.33 12.3 75 253 0 4.2% 0 0 0 101st BUCK S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 75-90 - 88 = 253 +37 101 / 104 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #14

STEPHEN GRIGGS Fr.-HS // 5-11 // 155 // RH CARMICHAEL, CALIF. Jesuit HS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Stephen Griggs competed in two tournaments for the Horned Frogs in his first season on campus... posted a 54-hole total of 245 at the season-opening William H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M... also saw action at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate in Palm Desert, Calif., carding a 54-hole total of 229. STEPHEN GRIGGS Fr. - Carmichael, Calif. (Jesuit HS) GRIGGS CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 2 6 79.00 7.00 75 229 0 9.7% 0 0 0 T-94th Career 2 6 79.00 7.00 75 229 0 9.7% 0 0 0 T-94th GRIGGS CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // JUNIOR SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 83-81 - 81 = 245 +29 T-94th / 104 Feb. 21-23 Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate (The Classic Club- Palm Desert, Calif. - 72) 77-77 - 75 = 229 +13 T-103rd / 127 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #15

FT ROEWER Fr.-HS // 6-1 // 160 // RH DUBLIN, OHIO Coffman HS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON FT Roewer competed in the season-opening William H. Tucker Intercollegiate in Albuquerque, N.M., carding a 54-hole total of 260. FT ROEWER Fr. - Dublin, Ohio (Coffman HS) ROEWER S CAREER STATISTICS Season Tourneys Rounds Avg. vs. Par Low 18 Low 54 Sub-70 Finish % Wins Top-10 Top-20 Top Finish 2013-14 1 3 86.67 14.67 83 260 0 1.0% 0 0 0 103rd Career 1 3 86.67 14.67 83 260 0 1.0% 0 0 0 103rd ROEWER S CAREER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2013-14 // FRESHMAN SEASON Dates Tournament (Course - Location - Par) Scores To Par Placing Sept. 27-28 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate (UNM Golf Course - Albuquerque, N.M. - 72) 88-83 - 89 = 260 +44 103 / 104 TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #16

CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Year Place 1948 5th 1949 5th 1950 5th 1951 6th 1952 6th 1953 4th 1954 4th 1955 5th 1956 5th 1957 7th 1958 3rd 1959 2nd 1960 2nd 1961 5th 1962 7th 1963 7th 1964 3rd 1965 2n 1966 5th 1967 7th 1968 6th 1969 6th 1970 7th 1971 5th 1972 5th 1973 7th 1974 6th 1975 9th 1976 9th 1977 5th 1978 5th 1979 3rd 1980 2nd 1981 5th 1982 6th 1983 5th 1984 5th 1985 5th 1986 1st 1987 5th 1988 8th 1989 9th 1990 2nd 1991 2nd 1992 3rd 1993 2nd 1994 5th 1995 3rd 1996 4th WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Year Place 1997 1st 1998 1st 1999 5th 2000 3rd 2001 1st CONFERENCE USA Year Place 2002 1st 2003 1st 2004 1st 2005 1st MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE Year Place 2006 5th 2007 3rd 2008 2nd 2009 1st 2010 5th 2011 2nd 2012 2nd BIG 12 CONFERENCE YEAR 2013 4th 2014 5th PLACE TEAM TOURNAMENT HISTORY NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Year Finish Course Location 1980 4th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1983 27th San Joaquin Country Club Fresno, Calif. 1986 T-19th Bermuda Run Country Club Winston-Salem, N.C. 1991 25th Poppy Hills Golf Club Monterrey, Calif. 1992 T-16th UNM Championship Course Albuquerque, N.M. 1994 27th Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas 1995 21st Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1996 T-18th The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tenn. 1997 T-7th Conway Farms Golf Course Lake Forest, Ill. 1998 12th UNM Championship Course Albuquerque, N.M. 2000 11th Grand National Country Club Auburn, Ala. 2002 T-11th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 2004 20th Homestead Cascades Course Hot Springs, Va. 2009 9th Inverness Country Club Toledo, Ohio 2010 27th The Honors Course Ooltewah, Tenn. 2012 27th Riviera Country Club Pacific Palisades, Calif. 2013 T-19th Crabapple Course Milton, Ga. NCAA INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP Year Individual Location (Course) 1990 Chad Magee Tapron Springs, Fla. (Innisbrook Island Course) 2008 James Sacheck West Lafayette, Ind. (Birck Boilermaker Complex) NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Year Finish Course Location 1990 12th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1991* 5th Hillcrest Country Club Bartlesville, Okla. 1992* 10th Stonebridge Country Club McKinney, Texas 1993 T-15th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 1994* 9th Oklahoma City Country Club Oklahoma City, Okla. 1995* T-10th Bentwater Country Club Montgomery, Texas 1996* T-8th Univ. of Michigan Golf Course Ann Arbor, Mich. 1997* 2nd Univ. of Oklahoma Golf Course Norman, Okla. 1998* 4th Oak Hills Country Club San Antonio, Texas 1999 13th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 2000* 8th Victoria Country Club Victoria, Texas 2001 22nd Karsten Creek Golf Course Stillwater, Okla. 2002* 8th Pleasant Valley County Club Little Rock, Ark. 2003 16th Colbert Hills Golf Club Manhattan, Kan. 2004* T-5th Birck Boilermaker Kampen Course West Lafayette, Ind. 2005 T-17th Warren Golf Course South Bend, Ind. 2006 13th Sand Ridge Golf Course Chardon, Ohio 2007 25th Rich Harvest Links Sugar Grove, Ill. 2008 T-19th Ohio State Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio 2009* T-4th Karsten Creek Golf Course Stillwater, Okla. 2010* 3rd The Traditions Club Bryan, Texas 2011 6th Colorado National Golf Club Erie, Colo. 2012* 5th Univ. of Michigan Golf Course Ann Arbor, Mich. 2013* 2nd Palouse Ridge Golf Club Pullman, Wash. 2014 6th Briggs Ranch Golf Club San Antonio, Texas * - advanced to NCAA Championship TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS 1983-84 1983 F TWU/Pecan Plantation Invitational 1984-85 1984 F UT Pan American Invitational 1985 S Arizona Wildcat Invitational 1985-86 1986 S Baylor Invitational 1986 S SWC Championships 1989-90 1990 S Louisiana Classic 1993-94 1993 F Harvey Penick Intercollegiate 1994 S Ron Smith/USF Invitational 1995-96 1995 F UT Pan American Intercollegiate 1996-97 1996 F Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Invitational 1997 S WAC Championships 1997-98 1997 F The Topy Cup 1997 F Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Invitational 1998 S WAC Championships 2000-01 2000 F The Ridges Intercollegiate 2001 S WAC Championships 2001-02 2001 F The Ridges Intercollegiate 2001 F 49er Collegiate Classic 2002 S C-USA Championships 2002-03 2002 F OU Sooner Invitational 2002 F The Prestige at PGA West 2003 S C-USA Championships 2003-04 2004 S C-USA Championships 2004-05 2005 S National Invitational Tournament 2005 S C-USA Championships 2007-08 2007 F The MacDonald Cup 2008 S National Invitational Tournament 2008-09 2008 F The Prestige at PGA West 2008 F Columbia Invitational 2009 S MWC Championships 2009-10 2009 F The Prestige at PGA West 2010 S National Invitational Tournament 2010-11 2011 S Navy Spring Invitational 2012-13 2012 F Carmel Cup 2013 S Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #17

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 1980 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Ohio State Scarlet Course // Columbus, Ohio // May 28-31, 1980 1. Oklahoma State 298-298 - 302-286 - 1,173 +21 2. BYU 293-301 - 291-292 - 1,177 +25 3. Oral Roberts 299-298 - 294-287 - 1,178 +26 4. TCU 298-298 - 302-286 - 1,184 +32 Ohio State 302-289 - 294-299 - 1,184 +32 6. Tennessee 298-299 - 295-296 - 1,188 +36 7. Georgia Southern 298-298 - 298-301 - 1,195 +43 8. USC 298-309 - 294-297 - 1,198 +46 9. Centenary 297-301 - 299-304 - 1,201 +49 10. Fresno State 310-300 - 293-306 - 1,209 +57 Florida 292-306 - 303-308 - 1,209 +57 12. Clemson 302-302 - 303-306 - 1,213 +61 Texas 304-310 - 293-306 - 1,213 +61 14. Florida State 311-292 - 304-308 - 1,215 +63 15. Texas A&M 305-303 - 300-309 - 1,217 +65 Did Not Make Cut Colorado (909), Wake Forest (910), Houston (912), San Jose State (914), Arizona State (916), Indiana (916), San Diego State (917), Weber State (919), Pacific (920), UCLA (920), East Tennessee State (921), Ohio (926), Temple (928), Princeton (946), Connecticut (968) T-5. David Sann 70-73 - 76-71 - 290 +2 T-23. Dave Davis 80-75 - 73-70 - 298 +10 T-26. Kevin Harrison 74-74 - 79-72 - 299 +11 T-26. Bjorn Svedin 76-76 - 74-73 - 299 +11 T-80. John Tetens 78-78 - 80-74 - 310 +22 1. Jay Don Blake (Utah State) 69-71 - 71-72 - 283-5 2. Hal Sutton (Centenary) 72-71 - 70-70 - 283-5 3. Rafael Alarcon (Oklahoma State) 70-72 - 72-71 - 285-3 4. Bryan Norton (Oral Roberts) 74-73 - 72-69 - 288 E 5. David Sann (TCU) 70-73 - 76-71 - 290 +2 Joe Rassett (Oral Roberts) 72-76 - 71-71 - 290 +2 Tim Norris (Fresno State) 73-77 - 66-74 - 290 +2 8. Bob Tway (Oklahoma State) 69-74 - 77-71 - 291 +3 Fred Couples (Houston) 73-74 - 74-70 - 291 +3 10. Bob Clampett (BYU) 72-80 - 70-70 - 292 +4 1980 TCU HORNED FROGS 1983 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP San Joaquin Country Club // Fresno, Calif. // June 8-11, 1983 1. Oklahoma State 296-284 - 290-291 - 1,161 +9 2. Texas 299-290 - 292-287 - 1,168 +16 3. Houston 293-297 - 285-295 - 1,170 +18 4. Ohio State 292-298 - 294-289 - 1,173 +21 5. Clemson 305-291 - 292-288 - 1,176 +24 6. Georgia 297-295 - 289-298 - 1,179 +27 7. UCLA 290-294 - 296-301 - 1,181 +29 8. North Carolina 291-290 - 306-298 - 1,185 +33 Oklahoma 300-288 - 293-304 - 1,185 +33 10. BYU 298-293 - 294-301 - 1,186 +34 Texas A&M 295-298 - 292-301 - 1,186 +34 12. Fresno State 289-297 - 298-305 - 1,189 +37 13. Missouri 302-299 - 289-303 - 1,193 +41 Wake Forest 303-293 - 295-302 - 1,193 +41 15. Pacific 294-294 - 307-302 - 1,197 +45 Did Not Make Cut Florida (896), Alabama (898), Ball State (900), USC (901), Florida State (902), Lamar (904), Oregon (907), Oral Roberts (909), San Diego State (909), Temple (909), San Jose State (910), TCU (911), Weber State (912), Bowling Green (915) T-62. Ryan Hill 73-73 - 76-80 - 302 +14 MC. Mike Tschetter 76-73 - 80-229 -- MC. Jeff Hiemenz 73-78 - 78-229 -- MC. Bjorn Svedin 79-79 - 76-234 -- MC. Pete Jordan 78-77 - 80-235 -- 1. Jim Carter (Arizona State) 75-68-72-72 = 287-1 2. Doug Harper (Fresno State) 69-71-74-73 = 287-1 Scott Verplank (Oklahoma State) 72-69-74-72 = 287-1 Paul Thomas (Texas) 73-68-74-72 = 287-1 5. Peter Persons (Georgia) 72-71-73-72 = 288 E Bill Tuten (Houston) 73-71-70-74 = 288 E Brad Faxon (Furman) 74-68-69-77 = 288 E 8. Sam Randolph (USC) 72-69-74-74 = 289 +1 9. Andrew Magee (Oklahoma State) 73-72-74-71 = 290 +2 Mark Brooks (Texas) 74-72-74-70 = 290 +2 1983 TCU HORNED FROGS 1986 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Bermuda Run Country Club // Winston-Salem, N.C. // May 28-31, 1986 1. Wake Forest 286-290 - 302-278 - 1,156 +4 2. Oklahoma State 289-284 - 289-298 - 1,160 +8 3. Oklahoma 286-289 - 296-292 - 1,163 +11 4. BYU 298-285 - 287-297 - 1,167 +15 5. Houston 296-286 - 300-287 - 1,169 +17 6. Miami (Fla.) 288-294 - 291-297 - 1,172 +20 Lamar 292-294 - 291-297 - 1,172 +20 8. Arizona State 294-291 - 294-295 - 1,174 +22 USC 297-290 - 291-296 - 1,174 +22 10. LSU 292-296 - 293-294 - 1,175 +23 11. Florida 294-293 - 302-287 - 1,176 +24 12. North Carolina 293-293 - 301-290 - 1,177 +25 13. Fresno State 292-296 - 300-292 - 1,180 +28 Georgia Tech 296-294 - 298-292 - 1,180 +28 Ohio State 304-293 - 289-294 - 1,180 +28 16. Arkansas 299-294 - 295-295 - 1,183 +31 17. Texas 304-288 - 292-303 - 1,187 +35 18. Oregon 293-298 - 303-298 - 1,192 +40 19. TCU 302-300 - 293-307 - 1,202 +50 Furman 293-305 - 296-308 - 1,202 +50 T-24. Jim Sorenson 72-76 - 69-74 - 291 +3 T-87. Gavin Munro 77-74 - 74-77 - 302 +14 T-98. Pete Jordan 76-76 - 74-79 - 305 +17 T-102. Joe Beck 77-74 - 79-77 - 307 +19 T-115. Steve Reding 79-79 - 76-83 - 317 +29 1. Scott Verplank (Oklahoma State) 68-68 - 73-73 - 282-6 2. Mike Standly (Houston) 72-71 - 73-70 - 286-2 3. Emlyn Aubrey (LSU) 74-70 - 73-70 - 287-1 Nacho Gervas (Georgia Tech) 72-70 - 74-71 - 287-1 Peter Persons (Georgia) 73-72 - 71-71 - 287-1 Andy Zullo (Florida) 73-71 - 70-73 - 287-1 Carito Villaroman (Weber State) 73-70 - 70-74 - 287-1 8. Jim Benepe (Northwestern) 72-72 - 71-73 - 288 E George Daves (Oregon) 71-71 - 75-71 - 288 E Eduardo Herrera (BYU) 75-70 - 65-78 - 288 E 1986 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #18

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY (con t) 1991 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Poppy Hills Golf Club // Monterrey, Calif. // June 5-8, 1991 1. Oklahoma State 300-280 - 294-287 - 1,161 +9 2. North Carolina 298-286 - 287-297 - 1,168 +16 3. Arizona State 309-283 - 289-284 - 1,175 +23 4. Wake Forest 298-285 - 302-295 - 1,180 +28 5. BYU 295-295 - 297-298 - 1,185 +33 6. Georgia Tech 303-292 - 302-291 - 1,188 +36 7. USC 299-295 - 302-294 - 1,191 +38 8. UNLV 309-292 - 305-285 - 1,191 +39 9. Arkansas 312-292 - 297-291 - 1,192 +40 Texas 304-296 - 297-295 - 1,192 +40 UTEP 301-296 - 295-300 - 1,192 +40 12. Central Florida 305-295 - 297-298 - 1,195 +43 13. Clemson 312-287 - 301-296 - 1,196 +44 14. N.C. State 302-300 - 300-295 - 1,197 +45 15. New Mexico 310-295 - 295-300 - 1,200 +48 South Carolina 310-295 - 295-300 - 1,200 +48 Did Not Make Cut Arizona (1,201), Northwestern (1,201), Florida (1,206), Oklahoma (1,207), Georgia (1,210), SMU (1,212), Ohio State (1,215), UCLA (1,215), TCU (1,216), Rice (1,218), Miami, Ohio (1,225) T-16. Chad Magee 79-69 - 73-73 - 294 +6 T-81. Charlie Stevens 77-74 - 78-76 - 305 +17 T-127. Ben Bangert 77-77 - 77-81 - 312 +24 T-142. Tony Aguilar 81-80 - 75-79 - 315 +27 T-145. Ren Budde 85-81 - 78-72 - 316 +28 1. Warren Schutte (UNLV) 72-70 - 74-67 - 283-5 2. David Duval (Georgia Tech) 76-70 - 71-69 - 286-2 3. Franklin Langham (Georgia) 72-69 - 71-75 - 287-1 4. Craig Hainline (Oklahoma State) 74-72 - 71-72 - 289 +1 David Bishop (UTEP) 72-74 - 69-74 - 289 +1 Manny Zerman (Arizona) 76-72 - 70-71 - 289 +1 Phil Mickelson (Arizona State) 74-70 - 70-75 - 289 +1 Tom Scherrer (North Carolina) 75-71 - 71-72 - 289 +1 9. Hans Albertsson (Wake Forest) 76-69 - 74-71 - 290 +2 10. Jeff Lee (Oklahoma) 73-71 - 75-72 - 291 +3 Jim Lemon (Arizona State) 75-70 - 68-78 - 291 +3 Scott DeSerrano (Oklahoma State) 79-69 - 73-70 - 291 +3 1991 TCU HORNED FROGS 1992 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP UNM Championship Course // Albuquerque, N.M. // June 3-6, 1992 1. Arizona 286-284-274-285=1,129-23 2. Arizona State 276-288-286-286=1,136-16 3. Oklahoma State 282-291-289-282=1,134-14 4. UNLV 284-297-279-290=1,150-2 5. Georgia Tech 289-294-284-284=1,151-1 6. Texas 291-292-283-286=1,152 E 7. Florida 286-291-288-290=1,155 +3 8. Arkansas 304-281-282-289=1,156 +4 9. Stanford 286-297-279-296=1,158 +6 10. New Mexico 295-286-289-281=1,161 +9 11. Alabama 294-283-293-293=1,163 +11 12. Clemson 293-292-285-296=1,166 +14 13. Houston 286-295-293-294=1,168 +16 14. Oklahoma 289-287-294-301=1,171 +19 15. Central Florida 291-292-297-304=1,184 +32 Did Not Make Cut TCU (586), Virginia (586), Wisconsin (586), Fresno State (586), San Jose State (587), BYU (587), LSU (588), North Carolina (590), Wake Forest (591), East Tennessee State (592), Kent State (592), Ohio State (594), South Carolina (595), UC Irvine (606), Rice (619) T-10. Charlie Stevens 69-69 - 76-71 - 285-3 MC. Ren Budde 76-73 - 149 -- MC. Mike Flynn 74-76 - 150 -- MC. Doug Roecker 76-75- 151 -- MC. Robert Boisvert 77-81 - 158 -- 1. Phil Mickelson (Arizona State) 63-65 - 69-74 - 271-17 2. Harry Rudolph (Arizona) 71-69 - 66-72 - 278-10 3. Manny Zerman (Arizona) 72-70 - 67-70 - 279-9 4. Jaxon Brigman (Oklahoma State) 72-72 - 69-69 - 282-6 Justin Leonard (Texas) 72-71 - 70-69 - 282-6 6. Notah Begay (Stanford) 72-75 - 64-72 - 283-5 7. Patrick Lee (Oklahoma) 71-67 - 73-73 - 284-4 Mike Weir (BYU) 70-72 - 72-70 - 284-4 Todd Fischer (San Francisco) 68-72 - 70-64 - 284-4 10. Charlie Stevens (TCU) 69-69 - 76-71 - 285-3 Deane Pappas (Arkansas) 74-71 - 69-71 - 285-3 Ed Fryatt (UNLV) 70-74 - 68-73 - 285-3 1992 TCU HORNED FROGS 1994 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Stonebridge Country Club // McKinney, Texas // June 1-4, 1994 1. Stanford 292-273 - 282-282 - 1,129-23 2. Texas 293-281 - 279-280 - 1,133-19 3. Florida 288-282 - 279-287 - 1,136-16 4. Arkansas 279-288 - 282-289 - 1,138-14 5. Oklahoma State 286-286 - 277-291 - 1,140-12 6. Georgia Tech 296-274 - 277-298 - 1,145-7 7. Auburn 287-294 - 281-287 - 1,149-3 UNLV 290-284 - 289-286 - 1,149-3 9. Arizona State 292-283 - 285-291 - 1,151-1 Clemson 294-283 - 284-291 - 1,151-1 11. North Carolina 290-285 - 284-294 - 1,154 +2 12. East Tennessee State 287-290 - 286-295 - 1,158 +6 13. Kent State 292-289 - 283-296 - 1,160 +8 14. Arizona 293-288 - 290-294 - 1,165 +13 15. Wake Forest 296-285 - 297-289 - 1,167 +15 Did Not Make Cut Florida State (582), Fresno State (585), SMU (588), Houston (589), Virginia Tech (589), Santa Barbara (590), LSU (591), New Mexico (592), Colorado (593), Oregon State (594), San Jose State (595), TCU (596), Miami, Ohio (598), Oklahoma (598), Augusta State (602) MC. Andy Aduddell 73-72 - 145 -- MC. Deron Zinnecker 74-73 - 147 -- MC. Robert Boisvert 75-73 - 148 -- MC. Mike Flynn 74-82 - 156 -- MC. Ben Bangert 78-82 - 160 -- 1. Justin Leonard (Texas) 71-68 - 63-69 - 271-17 2. Alan Bratton (Oklahoma State) 70-67 - 66-73 - 276-12 3. Mark Swygert (Clemson) 70-72 - 65-70 - 277-11 Will Yanagisawa (Stanford) 72-71 - 70-64 - 277-11 5. Notah Begay (Stanford) 72-62 - 73-73 - 280-8 Stewart Cink (Georgia Tech) 75-67 - 65-73 - 280-8 7. Todd Dempsey (Arizona State) 70-71 - 66-74 - 281-7 Harrison Frazar (Texas) 74-68 - 74-65 - 281-7 Chris Riley (UNLV) 70-69 - 75-67 - 281-7 10. Christian Chernock (SMU) 72-67 - 72-73 - 284-4 1994 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #19

TCU MEN S GOL F 2 013-14 POSTSEASON FACT BOOK NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY (con t) 1995 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Ohio Scarlet Course // Columbus, Ohio // May 31-June 3, 1995 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Oklahoma State * Stanford Texas Arizona State USC California Florida State North Carolina State Ohio State Arizona Tulsa New Mexico Florida Houston UNLV 291-292 - 287-286 - 1,156 289-292 - 286-289 - 1,156 289-296 - 282-290 - 1,157 288-300 - 289-287 - 1,164 295-293 - 281-296 - 1,165 292-295 - 288-291 - 1,166 289-293 - 292-294 - 1,168 293-291 - 294-292 - 1,170 296-290 - 296-288 - 1,170 294-290 - 291-296 - 1,171 291-294 - 298-293 - 1,176 298-284 - 305-295 - 1,182 299-290 - 305-290 - 1,184 304-280 - 294-308 - 1,186 295-290 - 300-302 - 1,187 +4 +4 +5 +12 +13 +14 +16 +18 +18 +19 +24 +32 +34 +36 +37 Did Not Make Cut Auburn (592), Kansas (592), Tennessee (592), North Carolina (593), Clemson (594), TCU (595), Oklahoma (596), Wake Forest (596), Augusta (598), East Tennessee State (599), Iowa (600), Kent State (603) MC. MC. MC. MC. MC. Doug Roecker Brent Wolf Andy Aduddell Grady Girard Deron Zinnecker 71-75 - 146 73-76 - 149 75-76 - 151 77-74 - 151 75-78 - 153 1. 2. 4. 5. 8. Chip Spradin (Auburn) Ted Purdy (Arizona) Chris Tidland (Oklahoma State) Chris Wollmann (Ohio State) Joey Snyder (Arizona State) Tiger Woods (Stanford) Chad Wright (USC) Dennis Hillman (Tulsa) Scott Johnson (Arizona State) Garrett Willis (East Tennessee St.) ------ 67-71 - 70-75 - 283 74-70 - 70-70 - 284 69-69 - 72-74 - 284 70-73 - 71-71 - 285 71-74 - 69-72 - 286 73-72 - 70-71 - 286 71-73 - 67-75 - 286 73-68 - 75-71 - 287 72-72 - 74-69 - 287 72-70 - 76-69 - 287-5 -4-4 -3-2 -2-2 -1-1 -1 *won playoff 19 9 5 TCU HORNED FROGS 1996 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP The Honors Course // Ooltewah, Tenn. // May 29-June 1, 1996 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Arizona State UNLV East Tennessee State Stanford Arizona Florida New Mexico Oklahoma State USC San Jose State Arkansas SMU Texas Clemson Kansas 286-300 - 295-305 - 1,186 291-296 - 299-303 - 1,189 303-294 - 301-306 - 1,204 292-304 - 303-306 - 1,205 303-301 - 297-306 - 1,207 296-300 - 312-304 - 1,212 300-304 - 302-306 - 1,212 298-308 - 299-310 - 1,215 303-296 - 303-314 - 1,216 302-300 - 303-315 - 1,220 301-300 - 298-322 - 1,221 306-300 - 307-309 - 1,222 297-307 - 308-312 - 1,224 306-296 - 307-318 - 1,227 298-306 - 315-329 - 1,248 +34 +37 +52 +53 +55 +60 +60 +63 +64 +68 +69 +70 +72 +75 +96 Did Not Make Cut North Carolina (608), North Carolina State (610), TCU (612), Pacific (612), Wake Forest (612), Texas A&M (614), South Carolina (616), Tennessee (617), Pepperdine (618), Miami, Ohio (622), Oklahoma (622), Florida State (623), Alabama (627), Penn State (630) T-13. MC. MC. MC. MC. J.J. Henry Doug Roecker Grady Girard Alberto Ochoa Brent Wolf 74-74 - 74-74 - 296 81-73 - 154 85-73 - 158 78-81 - 159 78-84 - 162 1. 2. 3. 5. 7. 8. 9. Tiger Woods (Stanford) Rory Sabbatini (Arizona) Darren Angel (Arizona State) Mike Ruiz (Arizona State) Tim Clark (N.C. State) Brad Elder (Texas) Lewis Chitengwa (Virginia) Rob McMillan (New Mexico) Joey Maxon (Clemson) Ted Oh (UNLV) Keith Nolan (East Tennessee St.) Steve Scott (Florida) +8 ----- 69-67 - 69-80 - 285 70-70 - 74-75 - 289 72-74 - 69-76 - 291 71-74 - 74-72 - 291 70-77 - 71-74 - 292 71-68 - 76-77 - 292 77-72 - 68-76 - 293 75-71 - 75-73 - 294 74-70 - 73-78 - 295 72-74 - 70-79 - 295 76-71 - 76-72 - 295 75-73 - 77-70 - 295-3 +1 +3 +3 +4 +4 +5 +6 +7 +7 +7 +7 19 9 6 TCU HORNED FROGS 1997 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Conway Farms Golf Course // Lake Forest, Ill. // May 28-31, 1996 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Pepperdine Wake Forest Clemson Ohio State Arizona State Oklahoma State TCU Northwestern Houston North Carolina New Mexico East Tennessee State Texas A&M USC Florida 287-288 - 286-287 - 1,148 290-295 - 287-279 - 1,151 291-287 - 291-284 - 1,153 283-289 - 286-287 - 1,154 299-281 - 288-288 - 1,156 286-298 - 283-289 - 1,156 290-292 - 289-287 - 1,158 282-289 - 292-295 - 1,158 289-284 - 297-290 - 1,160 283-295 - 281-298 - 1,167 289-298 - 295-287 - 1,169 286-289 - 295-300 - 1,170 286-297 - 300-289 - 1,172 289-295 - 290-299 - 1,173 292-295 - 297-291 - 1,175-4 -1 +1 +2 +4 +4 +6 +6 +8 +15 +17 +18 +20 +21 +23 Did Not Make Cut Arkansas (589), Auburn (589), LSU (590), San Jose State (590), Texas (591), South Carolina (592), UNLV (593), Drake (594), Virginia (594), Michigan (597), Arizona (598), UCLA (598), Tennessee (599), Duke (605), Washington (617) T-17. J.J. Henry T-20. Brent Wolf T-36. Alberto Ochoa T-52. Deron Zinnecker T-58. Sal Spallone 72-68 - 76-71 - 287 74-74 - 70-71 - 289 70-76 - 72-74 - 292 74-76 - 74-71 - 295 74-74 - 73-76 - 297-1 +1 +4 +7 +9 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 10. Charles Warren (Clemson) Brad Elder (Texas) Jason Gore (Pepperdine) Keith Nolan (East Tennessee St.) Mike Walton (Pepperdine) Michael Capone (Wake Forest) Richard Coughlan (Clemson) Bryant McKellar (Auburn) Rory Sabbatini (Arizona) Tim Clark (N.C. State) Chris Hannell (Arizona State) Scott Johnson (Arizona State) 71-68 - 73-67 - 279 71-69 - 67-72 - 279 65-72 - 71-72 - 280 71-66 - 69-74 - 280 70-71 - 72-68 - 281 75-70 - 71-68 - 284 71-72 - 68-73 - 284 75-69 - 70-70 - 284 71-72 - 73-68 - 284 67-73 - 73-72 - 285 76-67 - 70-72 - 285 73-69 - 72-71 - 285-9 -9-8 -8-7 -4-4 -4-4 -3-3 -3 19 97 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOL F: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #2 0

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY (con t) 1998 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP UNM Championship Course // Albuquerque, N.M. // May 27-30, 1998 1. UNLV 284-269 - 276-289 - 1,118-34 2. Clemson 283-278 - 278-282 - 1,121-31 3. Georgia Tech 281-277 - 286-278 - 1,122-30 4. Oklahoma State 278-286 - 278-285 - 1,127-25 5. Arizona State 289-282 - 283-276 - 1,130-22 6. Ohio State 284-286 - 280-285 - 1,135-17 7. Minnesota 296-275 - 283-283 - 1,137-15 8. UCLA 289-275 - 284-294 - 1,142-10 Houston 294-276 - 287-285 - 1,142-10 10. Auburn 290-283 - 285-287 - 1,145-7 11. South Carolina 285-281 - 284-296 - 1,146-6 12. TCU 290-282 - 290-286 - 1,148-4 13. Miami (Ohio) 286-283 - 290-292 - 1,151-1 14. Florida 282-288 - 287-297 - 1,154 +2 15. California 290-277 - 290-298 - 1,155 +3 Did Not Make Cut New Mexico (574), Georgia (575), North Carolina State (576), Northwestern (577), Nebraska (578), East Tennessee State (579), Fresno State (580), Southeastern Louisiana (582), Kent State (583), North Carolina (585), UC Santa Barbara (589), Oregon (590) T-2. J.J. Henry 67-67 - 70-68 - 272-16 T-55. Alberto Ochoa 73-70 - 75-73 - 291 +3 T-65. Scott Volpitto 75-74 - 72-72 - 293 +5 T-70. Sal Spallone 75-71 - 75-73 - 294 +6 T-74. Grady Girard 75-74 - 73-74 - 296 +8 1. James McLean (Minnesota) 71-66 - 65-69 - 271-17 2. J.J. Henry (TCU) 67-67 - 70-68 - 272-16 Chris Berry (UNLV) 70-68 - 67-67 - 272-16 Charles Warren (Clemson) 69-68 - 67-70 - 272-16 Joel Kribel (Stanford) 69-67 - 68-68 - 272-16 6. Bryce Molder (Georgia Tech) 68-68 - 68-69 - 273-15 7. Matt Kuchar (Georgia Tech) 69-67 - 70-70 - 276-12 Tim Clark (North Carolina State) 68-72 - 69-67 - 276-12 Darren Angel (Arizona State) 73-67 - 71-65 - 276-12 10. Joey Maxon (Clemson) 69-71 - 70-68 - 278-10 1998 TCU HORNED FROGS 2000 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Grand National Country Club // Auburn, Ala. // May 31-June 3, 2000 1. Oklahoma State * 281-276 - 275-284 - 1,116-36 2. Georgia Tech 280-282 - 278-276 - 1,116-36 3. Arizona 286-289 - 269-274 - 1,118-34 4. Houston 284-289 - 277-272 - 1,122-30 5. Texas 272-286 - 277-290 - 1,125-27 6. UNLV 286-287 - 277-281 - 1,131-21 7. Clemson 291-287 - 277-278 - 1,133-19 8. Northwestern 287-293 - 279-280 - 1,139-13 9. Kent State 288-283 - 279-291 - 1,141-11 10. North Carolina 288-282 - 278-295 - 1,143-9 11. TCU 289-289 - 281-287 - 1,146-6 12. Minnesota 290-290 - 282-287 - 1,149-3 13. Fresno State 293-285 - 279-297 - 1,154 +2 14. Auburn 290-288 - 288-295 - 1,161 +9 15. Wake Forest 292-290 - 295-292 - 1,169 +1 Did Not Make Cut Georgia (582), California (583), East Tennessee State (583), Mississippi State (584), New Mexico (584), Kansas (585), Georgia State (587), Oklahoma (588), Pepperdine (588), Arizona State (589) *won playoff T-20. Andy Doeden 72-71 - 69-71 - 283-5 T-38. Bret Guetz 74-72 - 72-69 - 287-1 T-38. Aaron Hickman 70-72 - 71-74 - 287-1 T-68. Jamie Kellam 73-74 - 69-79 - 295 +7 T-77. Scott Volpitto 76-76 - 76-73 - 301 +13 1. Charles Howell (Oklahoma State) 67-66 - 63-69 - 265-23 2. Chris Morris (Houston) 71-69 - 67-66 - 273-15 3. Jess Daley (Northwestern) 69-70 - 69-67 - 275-13 Ricky Barnes (Arizona) 70-68 - 68-69 - 275-13 David Gossett (Texas) 63-70 - 66-76 - 275-13 6. Matt Weibring (Georgia Tech) 71-71 - 67-67 - 276-12 7. Andy Sanders (Houston) 74-70 - 67-66 - 277-11 Luke Donald (Northwestern) 70-72 - 68-67 - 277-11 9. James Driscoll (Virginia) 68-71 - 71-68 - 278-10 10. Michael Kirk (UNLV) 70-72 - 68-69 - 279-9 Jeremy Anderson (UNLV) 69-68 - 69-73 - 279-9 2000 TCU HORNED FROGS 2002 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Ohio State Scarlet Course // Columbus, Ohio // May 27-30, 2002 1. Minnesota 284-289 - 283-278 - 1,134-2 2. Georgia Tech 277-286 - 290-285 - 1,138 +2 3. Clemson 286-277 - 298-281 - 1,142 +6 Texas 291-275 - 290-286 - 1,142 +6 5. Augusta State 289-283 - 290-281 - 1,143 +7 6. N.C. State 286-281 - 292-285 - 1,144 +8 7. Purdue 284-287 - 293-281 - 1,145 +9 8. Pepperdine 284-288 - 286-288 - 1,146 +10 9. Arizona 282-290 - 288-290 - 1,150 +14 Tulsa 281-289 - 284-296 - 1,150 +14 11. TCU 283-283 - 293-293 - 1,152 +16 Florida 283-286 - 291-292 - 1,152 +16 Washington 279-291 - 285-297 - 1,152 +16 14. Colorado 280-293 - 296-284 - 1,153 +17 Toledo 283-281 - 294-295 - 1,153 +17 Did Not Make Cut Oklahoma State (1,154), North Carolina (1,155), Illinois (1,158), Baylor (1,160), Virginia Tech (1,161), Fresno State (1,162), Georgia (1,162), UNLV (1,167), Pacific (1,169), Texas Tech (1,169), New Mexico (1,170), UAB (1,176), Auburn (1,182), Georgia Southern (1,182), VCU (1,191) T-2. Adam Rubinson 69-67 - 72-69 - 277-7 T-38. Bret Guetz 70-70 - 74-73 - 287 +3 T-74. Andy Doeden 71-74 - 73-74 - 292 +8 T-111. J.J. Killeen 74-72 - 74-77 - 297 +13 T-142. Steve Shuert 73-78 - 74-78 - 303 +19 1. Troy Matteson (Georgia Tech) 73-66 - 70-67 - 276-8 2. Adam Rubinson (TCU) 69-67 - 72-69 - 277-7 3. Hunter Mahan (Oklahoma State) 68-71 - 67-72 - 278-6 4. Graeme McDowell (UAB) 71-67 - 67-74 - 279-5 Justin Smith (Minnesota) 69-70 - 71-69 - 279-5 6. Justin Walters (N.C. State) 70-67 - 71-72 - 280-4 Nick Watney (Fresno State) 72-68 - 70-70 - 280-4 8. D.J. Trahan (Clemson) 71-66 - 78-66 - 281-3 Matt Anderson (Minnesota) 73-71 - 71-66 - 281-3 Michael Beard (Pepperdine) 71-72 - 67-71 - 281-3 Par Nilsson (Oklahoma State) 71-73 - 68-69 - 281-3 Ryan Moore (UNLV) 72-69 - 68-72 - 281-3 2002 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #21

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY (con t) 2004 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Homestead Cascades Course // Hot Springs, Va. // June 1-4, 2004 1. California 279-289 - 287-279 - 1,134 +14 2. UCLA 289-283 - 275-293 - 1,140 +20 3. Arizona 292-281 - 283-292 - 1,148 +28 4. Texas 288-286 - 289-286 - 1,149 +29 5. Georgia Tech 289-285 - 287-290 - 1,151 +31 6. Florida 285-289 - 284-294 - 1,152 +32 Washington 289-282 - 285-296 - 1,152 +32 8. Kentucky 283-286 - 283-303 - 1,155 +35 9. BYU 280-290 - 291-295 - 1,156 +36 10. Pepperdine 295-276 - 289-300 - 1,160 +40 11. Georgia State 292-280 - 297-292 - 1,161 +41 Georgia 285-302 - 284-290 - 1,161 +41 13. Oklahoma State 292-289 - 289-294 - 1,164 +44 14. Texas A&M 291-292 - 284-300 - 1,167 +47 15. Penn State 289-291 - 290-300 - 1,170 +50 Did Not Make Cut USC (871), Purdue (871), Clemson (872), New Mexico (876), TCU (877), Auburn (879), Arizona State (879), Oklahoma (879), Kent State (881), Toledo (884), SMU (887), Wichita State (887), Vanderbilt (891), North Carolina (892) MC. Adam Meyer 66-76 - 74-216 -- MC. David Schultz 74-71 - 74-219 -- MC. Colby Beckstrom 72-73 - 78-223 -- MC. Stephen Polanski 69-78 - 78-225 -- MC. J.J. Killeen 75-72 - 78-225 -- 1. Ryan Moore (UNLV) 67-70 - 64-66 - 267-13 2. Bill Haas (Wake Forest) 70-68 - 67-68 - 273-7 Chris Nallen (Arizona) 69-67 - 67-70 - 273-7 4. Michael Putnam (Pepperdine) 74-65 - 67-70 - 276-4 5. Travis Johnson (UCLA) 69-68 - 68-72 - 277-3 6. John Holmes (Kentucky) 71-69 - 67-72 - 279-1 Mark Leon (Penn State) 69-69 - 70-71 - 279-1 8. Jason Hartwick (Texas) 70-68 - 72-71 - 281 +1 Matt Wells (Kentucky) 68-68 - 68-77 - 281 +1 10. Jeff Hood (California) 65-71 - 77-69 - 282 +2 Peter Tomasulo (California) 72-73 - 70-67 - 282 +2 Shiv Kapur (Purdue) 72-68 - 70-72 - 282 +2 2004 TCU HORNED FROGS 2009 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Inverness Country Club // Toledo, Ohio // May 26-30, 2009 1. Oklahoma State 288-280 - 281-849 -3 2. Arizona State 294-281 - 287-862 +10 3. USC 305-281 - 279-865 +13 Arkansas 297-283 - 285-865 +13 Washington 293-286 - 286-865 +13 6. Michigan 296-285 - 287-868 +16 7. Texas A&M * 298-276 - 295-869 +17 Georgia 288-286 - 296-860 +17 9. TCU 299-285 - 289-873 +21 10. Georgia Tech 301-285 - 288-874 +22 Central Florida 300-283 - 291-874 +22 12. Tennessee 294-289 - 292-875 +23 13. San Diego 293-293 - 291-877 +25 14. Duke 297-285 - 296-878 +26 15. Alabama 298-288 - 293-879 +27 Rest of the Field South Carolina (885), Iowa (887), UT Chattanooga (888), Florida (889), Stanford (891), Illinois (892), Oregon (897), Texas Tech (900), UCLA (900), Ohio State (901), Texas (903), Wake Forest (904), Virginia (904), Northwestern (908) *won NCAA Championship in Match Play Round T-3. Tom Hoge 70-70 - 70-210 -3 T-30. James Sacheck 75-73 - 70-218 +5 T-89. Johan de Beer 77-71 - 77-225 +12 T-104. Scott Roudebush 82-73 - 72-227 +14 T-104. Travis Woolf 77-71 - 79-227 +14 1. Matt Hill (North Carolina State) 69-69 - 69-207 -6 2. Kyle Stanley (Clemson) 72-71 - 66-209 -4 3. Tom Hoge (TCU) 70-70 - 70-210 -3 Rickie Fowler (Oklahoma State) 72-70 - 68-210 -3 Tim Glissmeyer (USC) 74-70 - 66-210 -3 6. Alexander Sitompul (Michigan) 72-69 - 70-211 -2 7. Blayne Barber (UCF) 75-69 - 68-212 -1 Morgan Hoffman (Oklahoma State) 72-69 - 71-212 -1 9. Brian Harman (Georgia) 71-71 - 71-213 E Russell Henley (Georgia) 71-67 - 75-213 E Jesper Kennegard (Arizona State) 72-69 - 72-213 E Nick Taylor (Washington) 70-70 - 73-213 E 2009 TCU HORNED FROGS 2010 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP The Honors Course // Ooltewah, Tenn. // June 1-5, 2010 1. Oklahoma State 283-284 - 283-850 -14 2. Florida State 283-279 - 292-854 -10 3. Georgia Tech 290-282 - 286-858 -6 4. Washington 289-288 - 283-860 -4 5. Oregon 284-294 - 283-861 -3 6. Augusta State * 287-288 - 288-863 -1 7. Texas Tech 302-285 - 280-867 +3 8. Arizona State 286-292 - 290-868 +4 San Diego 294-282 - 292-868 +4 Stanford 292-288 - 288-868 +4 11. Florida 287-289 - 293-869 +5 Virginia 300-280 - 289-869 +5 13. Texas A&M 285-304 - 282-871 +7 14. North Florida 292-293 - 287-872 +8 15. USC 295-290 - 289-874 +10 Rest of the Field Clemson (875), Oregon State (875), UCLA (875), Illinois (876), Kent State (877), Texas (879), UNLV (879), California (880), LSU (883), Baylor (884), Tennessee (884), Duke (889), TCU (889), Penn State (898), Georgia Southern (905) *won NCAA Championship in Match Play Round T-58. Johan de Beer 74-73 - 72-219 +3 T-58. Travis Woolf 76-70 - 73-219 +3 T-116. Daniel Jennevret 78-78 - 71-227 +11 T-124 Eli Cole 74-76 - 78-228 +12 T-141. Pontus Gad 80-77 - 75-232 +16 1. Scott Langley (Illinois) 70-68 - 68-206 -10 2. Alex Ching (San Diego) 69-66 - 73-208 -8 Peter Uihlein (Oklahoma State) 69-68 - 71-208 -8 4. Diego Velasquez (Oregon State) 71-72 - 66-209 -7 5. Henrik Norlander (Augusta State) 68-69 - 73-210 -6 6. Drew Kittleson (Florida State) 70-70 - 71-211 -5 John Hahn (Kent State) 72-70 - 69-211 -5 John Peterson (LSU) 73-68 - 70-211 -5 Ben Martin (Clemson) 70-72 - 70-212 -5 Chris Williams (Washington) 72-71 - 69-212 -5 Eugene Wong (Oregon) 69-72 - 71-212 -5 Gregor Main (UCLA) 71-69 - 72-212 -5 2010 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #22

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY (con t) 2012 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Riviera Golf Club // Pacific Palisades, Calif. // May 29-31, 2012 1. Alabama 285-287 - 287-859 +7 2. UCLA 289-287 - 285-861 +9 3. Texas * 290-295 - 284-869 +17 4. California 295-289 - 287-871 +19 San Diego State 292-295 - 284-871 +19 6. Washington 296-286 - 290-872 +20 7. Oregon 291-294 - 288-873 +21 8. Kent State 293-291 - 291-875 +23 Florida State 290-290 - 295-875 +23 10. Liberty 295-288 - 293-876 +24 11. Oklahoma 289-292 - 296-877 +25 12. Florida 288-296 - 294-878 +26 North Florida 290-291 - 297-878 +26 14. Texas A&M 298-296 - 285-879 +27 15. Auburn 288-299 - 293-880 +28 USC 298-286 - 296-880 +28 Rest of the Field Georgia (881), Chattanooga (884), Stanford (885), UCF (885), Illinois (887), Iowa (888), Virginia (888), Virginia Tech (890), Lamar (892), East Carolina (895), TCU (897), Memphis (901), UAB (902), Tulsa (918) *won NCAA Championship in Match Play Round T-2. Julien Brun 72-72 - 67-211 -2 T-114. Johan de Beer 75-83 - 70-228 +15 T-123. Daniel Jennevret 77-72 - 81-230 +17 T-144. Ian Phillips 75-77 - 82-234 +21 152. Thomas Mantovanini 78-78 - 81-237 +24 1. Thomas Pieters (Illinois) 69-68 - 71-208 -5 2. Julien Brun (TCU) 72-72 - 67-211 -2 Tyler McCumber (Florida) 68-71 - 72-211 -2 4. Patrick Cantlay (UCLA) 74-72 - 66-212 -1 Corey Conners (Kent State) 68-75 - 69-212 -1 Cory Whitsett (Alabama) 73-68 - 71-212 -1 7. Blayne Barber (Auburn) 69-74 - 70-213 E Justin Thomas (Alabama) 70-70 - 73-213 E 9. Max Homa (California) 76-70 - 68-214 +1 Will Kropp (Oklahoma) 69-75 - 70-214 +1 Keith Mitchell (Georgia) 73-72 - 69-214 +1 Patrick Rodgers (Stanford) 69-72 - 73-214 +1 2012 TCU HORNED FROGS 2013 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Capital City Club - Crabapple Course // Milton, Ga. // May 28-30, 2013 1. California 277-272 - 275-824 -16 2. Georgia Tech 274-274 - 282-830 -10 3. Alabama * 275-276 - 282-833 -7 Texas 279-271 - 283-833 -7 5. Illinois 276-281 - 278-835 -5 6. Arizona State 270-288 - 284-842 +2 New Mexico 292-274 - 276-842 +2 UNLV 286-284 - 272-842 +2 Texas A&M 285-275 - 282-842 +2 10. Arkansas 286-271 - 286-843 +3 11. Florida State 287-277 - 281-845 +5 Oklahoma 278-284 - 283-845 +5 13. Auburn 292-279 - 275-846 +6 14. Oklahoma State 279-293 - 275-847 +7 Texas Tech 288-283 - 276-847 +7 Rest of the Field Washington (848), UCF (848), North Florida (849), TCU (850), Georgia (850), Tennessee (850), Coastal Carolina (851), LSU (854), USC (854), Florida (857), UCLA (858), South Carolina (868), Kent State (868), St. Mary s (869), Ball State (872) *won NCAA Championship in Match Play Round T-22. Julien Brun 74-64 - 70-208 -2 T-60. Daniel Jennevret 72-70 - 71-213 +3 T-93. Paul Barjon 74-72 - 70-216 +6 T-103. Eli Cole 76-68 - 73-217 +7 T-103. Pontus Gad 74-70 - 73-217 +7 1. Max Homa (California) 70-65 - 66-201 -9 2. Daniel Berger (Florida State) 69-67 - 68-204 -6 Dominic Bozzelli (Auburn) 71-67 - 66-204 -6 Rick Lamb (Tennessee) 68-67 - 69-204 -6 Kevin Penner (UNLV) 69-67 - 68-204 -6 John Rahm (Arizona State) 61-72 - 71-204 -6 Brandon Stone (Texas) 68-68 - 68-204 -6 8. Ian Davis (Oklahoma State) 67-70 - 68-205 -5 Tyler Dunlap (Texas A&M) 69-68 - 68-205 -5 Greg Eason (UCF) 68-66 - 71-205 -5 Brandon Hagy (California) 66-69 - 70-205 -5 Ollie Schniederjans (Georiga Tech) 67-68 - 70-205 -5 2013 TCU HORNED FROGS TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #23

TCU MEN S GOL F 2 013-14 POSTSEASON FACT BOOK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1986 SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1997 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1998 WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2001 CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONS 2002 CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONS 2003 CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONS 2004 CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONS 2005 CONFERENCE USA CHAMPIONS INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE MEDALISTS Julien Brun 2014 Big 12 Johan de Beer Robby Ormand 2012 MWC 2007 MWC 2009 MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TCU MEN S GOL F: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #24 Drew Stoltz 2005 C-USA Bret Guetz 2001 C-USA J.J. Henry 1998 WAC

NCAA ALL-AMERICAN HISTORY KEVIN HARRISON Second-Team All-American // 1980 DAVE DAVIS Third-Team All-American // 1980 DAVID SANN Honorable-Mention All-American // 1980 A junior college All-American in 1977-78 at Paris Junior College, Kevin Harrison was familiar with national recognition prior to coming to TCU. He continued to add to his trophy case by becoming a second team All-American during his senior season for the Horned Frogs. Harrison led the Frogs 1979-80 team in scoring average with 72.90 and also had four sub-70 rounds. Surprisingly, Harrison was never TCU s highest-placing participant in any tournament of the season. Harrison shot rounds of 74, 74, 79 and 72 at the 1980 NCAA Championship en route to an 11-over-par 299 and a 26th-place tie. Dave Davis put together a solid senior season in 1979-80 where he earned All- American accolades along the way. The third-team selection finished tied for 23rd at the NCAA Championship with a 10-over-par score of 298. Davis was the Frogs most consistent golfer during the campaign where he recorded TCU s low score in six of 10 events, including the first four of the spring season. Davis three-round 217 at the SWC Tournament was the Frogs best score and led TCU to a second-place finish. Davis then turned in a stellar performance at the NCAAs to help TCU to finish fourth in the nation. David Sann was one of three TCU golfers to find his way onto the All- America team following the 1979-80 campaign. Sann came alive in the spring semester to earn his way on the All-America roster. It was his fifth-place tie with a 290 score at the NCAA Championship that officially earned him All-America laurels - but it was his steady play over the final five tournaments that solidified him as a star. Beginning with his leading score 215 at the Morris Williams Intercollegiate in March, Sann posted a solid finishing run of five straight events. For the season, Sann averaged 73.40 strokes per round. PETE JORDAN Third-Team All-American // 1986 Pete Jordan - a four-year lettermen - joined Sorenson as an All-American on the 1986 Southwest Conference championship team. Jordan, who received third team mention, later earned his PGA Tour card where he was active for over a decade. Jordan also was a unanimous choice to the All- Southwest Conference squad as he helped the 1986 TCU squad to its first conference title in its 61 years of men s golf. Jordan, who participated in the NCAA Championship as a freshman in 1983, returned to the NCAAs in 1986 and finished in a tie for 98th individually en route to helping the Frogs to a 19th-place national finish. JIM SORENSON Second-Team All-American // 1986 Jim Sorenson - a senior transfer from Texas Lutheran - joined the Frogs with NAIA All-American honors already under his belt. After winning the 1985 Butler National Invitational during the fall season, Sorenson went on to lead TCU as the individual medalist at two more events in the Spring of 1986. His biggest win came at the Southwest Conference Championship where his individual title helped the Horned Frogs to their first-ever conference title and earned him a spot on the squad. After a team-best 24th-place finish at NCAAs, Sorenson became a second team All- American. CHARLIE STEVENS Honorable-Mention All-American // 1992 Originally a walk-on at the University of Oklahoma, Charlie Stevens turned into one of TCU golf program s most valuable finds. After transferring to TCU, the Wichita, Kan., native proved to be the leader of the Horned Frog squad that finished third at the Southwest Conference Championship and competed at the 1992 NCAA Championship. Stevens was the only TCU individual who made the cut at the 1992 NCAA Championship that season. After 69s in the first two rounds, Stevens held on to snag 10th-place at three-under-par to gain honorable mention All-American status. CHAD MAGEE Honorable-Mention All-American // 1990, 1991 J.J. HENRY First-Team All-American // 1998 Honorable-Mention All-American // 1996, 1997 ALBERT OCHOA First-Team All-American // 1997 Honorable-Mention All-American // 1998 Chad Magee became the first TCU player to receive All-America honors twice in a career as he earned the national distinction following both the 1990 and 1991 seasons. Magee won one individual title in his two-year stint at TCU at the USA/ Japan Friendship in Tokyo, Japan. With seven top-10 finishes in 1991, the performer was one of TCU s most consistent golfers. In 1990, Magee was the lone Frog to participate at the NCAA Championship where he finished 33rd overall, which made him the first TCU golfer to compete at NCAAs as an individual. The next season, he led TCU by tying for 16th place at the NCAA Championship. With 11 career top-10 finishes - one of the most productive golfers in TCU history is the Frogs first three-time All-American J.J. Henry. His 14th-place landing at the NCAA Championship in 1996 and his 17th-place finish in 1997 earned him honorable mention All-America status during his sophomore and junior campaigns. Henry won the individual and team titles at the 1998 Western Athletic Conference Championship - thanks to a hole-in-one on the next-to-last hole. His second-place finish by one stroke at the 1998 NCAA Championship is tied for the best by a Frog and helped him snare first-team All-American honors. That season, Henry was selected as the Golfweek Co-National Player of the Year. Albert Ochoa was named a first-team All-American following his sophomore season of 1996-97 after he finished 36th overall at the NCAA Championship that season. Ochoa ended the 1997 season as the second-ranked college player in the country en route to earning the Western Athletic Conference s Golfer of the Year. As a result, Ochoa became TCU s inaugural first team All- American at the end of the 1997 season. In 1998, Ochoa - along with WAC Golfer of the Year J.J. Henry - led the Frogs to their second consecutive WAC title where he was named honorable mention All- American. TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #25

NCAA ALL-AMERICAN HISTORY (con t) BRENT GUETZ Third-Team All-American // 2002 ADAM RUBINSON Third-Team All-American // 2003 Honorable-Mention All-American // 2002 DAVID SCHULTZ Honorable-Mention All-American // 2003 Bret Guetz put together one of the most decorated seasons in TCU golf history in 2001-02. The senior earned third team All-American mention while also being honored as an Academic All-American. In doing so, he became the first Horned Frog golfer ever to achieve both honors in the same year. That season, Guetz won back-to-back tournaments in April, including an individual victory at the Conference USA Championship. Adam Rubinson enjoyed a stellar junior season that was capped off by a runner-up finish at the 2002 NCAA Championship. Rubinson finished just one stroke behind the tournament champion, but following the event, he received honorable mention All- American accolades. His second-place finish is matched in TCU history only by runner-up finishes by J.J. Henry in 1998 and Julien Brun in 2012, although Rubinson was the only individual to earn sole possession of the spot. He added a third-team national honor as a senior in 2003, when he also was Conference USA Golfer of the Year. A transfer from Colorado State, Schultz competed in 49 tournaments, including 36 with the Frogs in 2003 when he received honorable mention All-American laurels. Schultz was selected to the Conference USA All-Decade Team in 2005 after receiving first-team All-Conference USA accolades three times during his Frog career. He also earned PING South Central All-District honors in each of his three seasons. ADAM MEYER Third-Team All-American // 2004 Despite playing just three semesters for the Frogs after transferring from Baylor, Meyer made an indelible stamp at TCU as he was selected as a third-team All- American during his senior season. Meyer - the 2004 Conference USA Golfer of the Year - won the individual crown by nine shots at the league championships and helped TCU pick up its fourth straight conference title. J.J. KILLEEN Third-Team All-American // 2005 In 2005, Killeen became just the third athlete and first golfer in school history to compete on four conference championship teams. In addition, the Conference USA Golfer of the Year earned third-team All- America accolades for his individual achievements. Killeen carried a career-best 72.09 average as a senior and finished among the top-20 individuals in all but two events. JAMES SACHECK Honorable-Mention All-American // 2009 Sacheck was named an honorablemention All-American and also awarded PING All-Central Region and All-Mountain West Conference honors as a senior in 2009. The TCU senior was selected as the Mountain West Conference Golfer of the Month during the Spring 2009 campaign and finished the season by collecting nine top- 20 showings. He helped lead TCU to a ninth-place finish at the 2009 NCAA Championships by earning a share of 30th place on the final individual leaderboard. TOM HOGE Honorable-Mention All-American // 2009 Hoge produced a breakout performance at the 2009 NCAA Championship to earn honorablemention All-America recognition as a sophomore. He finished third overall to become just the fourth Frog ever at the time to place in the top 5 at the national tournament. Hoge is one of only three Frogs to be named an All- American by the end of their sophomore year along with J.J. Henry and Julien Brun. A native of Fargo, N.D., Hoge concluded his TCU career in 2011 by being named All-Mountain West Conference and also earning a spot on the PING All-Central Region Team for the first time in his career. JULIEN BRUN First-Team All-American // 2012, 2013, 2014 Brun has compiled a long list of firsts for a TCU golfer in his three years on campus. Already the most decorated student-athlete in program history, he is the only Frog ever to be named a first-team All-American three times in a career. Brun exploded onto the scene as a freshman in 2012, setting school records for victories in a season and a career (three), as well as for stroke average. He either matched or bettered those marks as a sophomore in 2013. Brun became the third Frog to earn reserve-medalist honors at the 2013 NCAA Championship as a freshman, tying for second place at Riviera Golf Club. He followed his breakout season by being named one of three finalists for the prestigious Ben Hogan Award as a sophomore in 2013. TCU MEN S GOLF: 25 STRAIGHT NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES // #26