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Table of Contents2012-13 Season Outlook

Schedules ......................................................................................2Golf Heritage............................................................................3-5 Roster ............................................................................................6Staff Directory .............................................................................7 Outlook ..................................................................................... 8-9Fall 2012 Results ........................................................................39

Tiger BiosMeet the Tigers ..........................................................................11Stephen Behr ..............................................................................12Thomas Bradshaw .............................................................. 13-14Miller Capps ...............................................................................15Hayden Garrett .........................................................................16Blake Kennedy ............................................................................17Billy Kennerly .............................................................................18Parker Mills .................................................................................19Mike Muscatell ...........................................................................20Cody Proveaux ..........................................................................21Crawford Reeves ................................................................ 22-23

Coaching StaffHead Coach Larry Penley ................................................ 25-29 Statistics Under Penley ..................................................... 30-32 Associate Head Coach Jordan Byrd......................................33

Larry Penley is in his 30th season as Head Coach of the Tigers. He has taken the program to 21

top 20 seasons, including seven NCAA Regional titles and the 2003 National Championship. He is pictured in the lobby of the Clemson golf building

that bears his name.

2011-12 ReviewStatistics ......................................................................................34Boxscores ...................................................................................35Team Results ..............................................................................36Vs. All Competition...................................................................37Season Review ...........................................................................38

Women’s GolfClemson Women’s Golf ...........................................................40Head Coach J. T. Horton ..........................................................41

FacilitiesTiger Golf Gathering ................................................................24Walker Course ................................................................... 42-43Robinson Practice Facility .......................................................44Penley Golf Building ........................................................... 45-47

Former Tiger GreatsCharles Warren, Ring of Honor .............................................52Jonathan Byrd, Ring of Honor ................................................53Lucas Glover, U.S. Open Champion ......................................54D.J. Trahan ....................................................................................55Kyle Stanley..................................................................................56 Clemson’s Greatest Golfers ............................................ 57-58

Tigers on TourTigers on Tour in 2012 .............................................................49Career Stats of Tigers on Tour ........................................ 50-51Tigers in the Majors .................................................................59

History & RecordsGolf Heritage ........................................................................... 3-5International Influence .............................................................48National Championship Season ...................................... 60-61National Rankings .....................................................................62Tiger Records ............................................................................63Individual Records .............................................................. 64-65Season Records .........................................................................66Career Records .........................................................................67Team Championships ........................................................ 68-69Individual Medalists ...................................................................70All-Time Coaching Records ....................................................71Yearly Leaders ............................................................................72Team Records ............................................................................73All-ACC Career Statistics ................................................ 74-75Tiger Honors & Awards ................................................... 76-77U.S. Amateur Results ......................................................... 78-79NCAA National Boxscores ............................................. 80-82NCAA Tournament Records ..................................................83NCAA Regional Boxscores ............................................. 84-85ACC Tournament Boxscores ........................................... 86-88Golf History ........................................................................ 89-91 Lettermen ............................................................................ 92-93All-Time Results ............................................................... 94-100

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Schedule

Future Tournament Sites of Major Amateur Events

NCAA National Championships Year Date Course Site2013 May 28-June 2 Capital City Club Alpharetta, GA2014 May 27-June 1 Prairie Dunes Wichita, KS

2013 NCAA Division I Regional Tournaments May 16-18, 2013

Course SiteUniversity Club Baton Rouge, LAGolden Eagle Country Club Tallahassee, FLScarlet Course Columbus, OHThe Blessings Golf Club Fayetteville, ARPalouse Ridge Golf Club Pullman, WAKarsten Golf Course Tempe, AZ

US Amateur Year Date Course Site2013 Aug. 12-18 The Country Club Brookline, MA2014 Aug. 11-17 Atlanta Athletic Club Johns Creek, GA2015 Aug. 17-23 Olympia Fields Country Club Olympia Fields, IL2016 Aug. 15-21 Oakland Hills Country Club Bloomfield Township, MI2017 Aug. 14-20 Riviera Country Club Pacific Palisades, CA2018 Aug. 13-19 Pebble Beach Golf Links Pebble Beach, CA

Walker Cup Year Course Site2013 National Golf Links of America Southhampton, NY 2015 Royal Lytham and St. Annes Lancashire, England 2017 Los Angeles Country Club Los Angeles, CA

US Public Links Year Date Course Site2013 July 13-20 Laurel Hill Lorton, VA2014 July 14-19 Sand Creek Station Newton, KS

2012-13 Clemson Golf Schedule Date Tournament Course Site Sept. 7-9 Carpet Capital Classic The Farm Dalton, GASept. 30-Oct. 2 Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields Olympia Fields, ILOct. 15-16 Jerry Pate Invitational Old Overton Club Birmingham, ALOct. 19-21 US Collegiate Golf Club of Georgia Atlanta, GAFeb. 17-19 Westin Rio Mar Classic Rio Mar CC Rio Mar, PRMar. 11-12 USCA Cleveland Classic Palmetto CC Aiken, SCMar. 24-26 Hootie at Bulls Bay Bulls Bay Awendaw, SCApr. 6-7 Augusta State Invitational Forest Hills Augusta, GAApr. 20-21 Wolfpack Spring Open Lonnie Poole Course Raleigh, NCApr. 26-28 ACC Tournament Old North State Uwharrie Point, NCMay 16-18 NCAA Regional TBA TBAMay 28-June 3 NCAA National Capital City Club Alpharetta, GA

Clemson will play three events in 2012-13 that it did not play in last year, including an appearance in a Midwest event during the regular season for the first time ever according to Head Coach Larry Penley.

The Tigers will play at Olympia Fields Country Club in Illinois September 30 through October 2, Clemson’s first appearance in the state of Illinois since the 1997 NCAA Tour-nament when the Tigers finished third in the nation. Charles Warren won the individual National Championship at the Conway Farms Golf Course in that same event. Olympia Fields was the site of the 2003 US Open.

In the spring, Clemson will travel to Raleigh and the Lonnie Poole Course to take part in the Wolfpack Spring Open April 20-21, just five days prior to the beginning of the ACC Tournament. The ACC Tournament will once again be played at the Old North State Club in Uwharrie Point, NC.

This will be the first time Clemson has played a tournament just a week before the ACC tournament since 1999.

Clemson opens its fall schedule at the Carpet Classic at The Farm in Dalton, GA September 8-10. It will be the 21st straight year Clemson has played at The Farm, and the fifth time in six years Clemson has opened its season at the event.

After Clemson’s trip to Illinois for the Fighting Illini Invitational, the Tigers will travel to Birmingham, AL for the Jerry Pate Invitational. Clemson was second at the event last year and has won the tournament five times.

Clemson concludes its fall schedule at the Golf Club of Georgia at the US Collegiate, an event that has one of the top fields in the nation.

Clemson has five regular season tournaments scheduled for the spring season. Clemson begins the spring schedule in Puerto Rico Feb. 17-19 at the Westin Rio Mar Classic. Penley’s team has played at this event every year since 1993, including last year when the Tigers placed second.

Clemson will play at the USC-Aiken Cleveland Classic, March 11-12. The Tigers won this tournament at Palmetto Country Club in Aiken, SC last year.

The Tigers will then compete in the Hootie at Bulls Bay for the first time since 2010, March 24-26. That will be followed by Clemson’s annual trip to Augusta, GA for the Augusta State Invitational, April 6-7. It will be held just prior to the Masters.

The Tigers then conclude the spring regular season at the Wolfpack Spring Open in Raleigh, followed by the ACC tournament, April 26-28.

2013 Amateur Schedule Date Tournament Course SiteMar. 21-24 Azalea Invitational CC of Charleston Charleston, SCJune 6-8 Palmetto Amateur Palmetto Club Aiken, SCJune 6-9 Sunnehanna Amateur Sunnehanna Johnstown, PAJune 12-15 Monroe Invitational Monroe Pittsford, NYJune 12-15 Southeastern Amateur CC of Columbus Columbus, GAJune 19-22 Northeast Amateur Wannamoisett Rumford, RIJune 19-22 Rice Planters Snee Farm Mt. Pleasant, SCJune 20-23 Greystone Inv. Greystone Birmingham, ALJune 26-29 Dogwood Invitational Druid Hills Atlanta, GAJuly 2-6 North-South Amateur Pinehurst #2 Pinehurst, NCJuly 9-12 Players Amateur Berkeley Hall Bluffton, SCJuly 11-14 Eastern Amateur Elizabeth Manor Portsmouth, VAJuly 15-20 US Public Links Laurel Hill Lorton, VAJuly 17-20 Southern Amateur Charlton Wood Woodland, TXJuly 19-21 Cardinal Amateur Cardinal Greensboro, NCJuly 24-27 Porter Cup Niagara Falls CC Lewiston, NYJuly 29-4 Western Amateur Alotian Club Roland, ARAug. 12-18 US Amateur The Country Club Chestnut Hill,, MA

Credits: The 2013 Clemson golf media guide was written and edited by Tim Bourret. Statis-tical research and writing assistance by Sam Blackman, who spent countless hours researching Clemson golf results dating back to the first season in 1930. Interior layout and design by William Qualkinbush and Hannah Burleson. Cover designs by Jeff Kallin

Cover Photos: By Kerry Capps of the orangeandwhite.com, Bob Waldrop, Rex Brown, Patrick Wright, Mark Crammer of the orangeandwhite.com, the USGA, and the PGA Tour.

Clemson is the defending champion at the USCA Cleveland Classic.

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Academic Excellence*Only 18 student-athletes in Clemson history have earned All-America hon-ors on the field/course and in the classroom in the same year. Two of the 18 are golfers, Jonathan Byrd in 1998-99 and 1999-00 and D.J. Trahan in 2001-02. Trahan actually accomplished the feat the year he was named National Player of the Year and was named third-team Academic All-American by CoSIDA. He is the only Clemson athlete to be named a National Player of the Year and Academic All-American in the same year. Byrd is one of three Clemson athletes in history to do it twice.*Current Clemson golfer Crawford Reeves has been named first-team Academic All-ACC each of his first three years. He will have a chance to be the first four-time selection in Clemson history in 2012-13.*Two Clemson golfers have been named an Academic Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association three times. Jason Griffith accomplished the feat from 1986-88 and Oswald Drawdy did it from 1988-90.*The Clemson golf team has had a team GPA of 3.0 or better 19 of the last 30 semesters. Six times in the last 13 years the team has posted at least a 3.0 team GPA and ranked in the top 16 in the nation in the NCAA Tourna-ment. The team has a current streak of three consecutive semesters with at least a 3.0.*Ben Martin, a senior in 2010, was a three-time selection to the All-ACC academic team and a two-time selection as an Academic Scholar by the Golf Coaches Association. He was runnerup in the 2009 US Amateur and played in the 2010 Masters. He is now on the Web.com Tour.*Six of the 10 members of the golf team made the Academic Honor roll for the first semester of the 2012-13 academic year, including Miller Capps and Hayden Garrett, who each made a perfect 4.0. Award Winners*Charles Warren became Clemson’s first NCAA Champion in 1997 when he captured the championship at Conway Farms Country Club near Chicago, IL. He defeated Brad Elder of Texas in a playoff and overcame a three-shot deficit to Jason Gore of Pepperdine during the final round. Warren never led outright until he made the final putt on the first playoff hole. Warren won the Dave Williams Award as the top senior golfer in the nation the following year.*D.J. Trahan won the Ben Hogan Award and the Jack Nicklaus Award in 2002 as a junior. During the 2002 season Trahan won three tournaments, including the NCAA East Regional. He posted a 70.33 stroke average, still the best in Clemson history for a season.*Kyle Stanley also won the Ben Hogan Award, in 2009 as a junior. He finished second at the NCAA Tournament as a freshman and a junior. He turned professional after his junior year.*Clemson has had 53 All-America selections over the years, including at least one in nine consecutive years from 1996-04. Corbin Mills was named a third-team All-American in 2012. Clemson has had 14 first-team All-Americans, 11 second-team selections, seven third-team selections and 21 honorable mention selections. Kyle Stanley was a first-team selection as a freshman in 2007, the only freshman in Clemson history to be named a first-team All-American. He was also first-team in 2009.*Six different Clemson players have been a two-time first-team All-American. Those players are Chris Patton, Charles Warren, John Engler, Lucas Glover, D.J. Trahan and Kyle Stanley. Amateur Championships*Clemson players have had a strong heritage when it comes to success in national amateur events. The most noteworthy championship took place in 1989 when then Clemson rising senior Chris Patton won the US Amateur at Merion Country Club in Ardmore, PA. He then went on to be the low amateur at the 1990 Masters, finishing in 39th place.*Three other Clemson golfers finished as the runner-up at the US Amateur, Parker Moore in 1976, Danny Ellis in 1993 and Ben Martin in 2009. Michael Hoey, who played at Clemson from 1998-2000, won the British Amateur in 2001.*Three Clemson golfers have won the United States Public Links Champi-onship. Kevin Johnson won the title in 1987 and D.J. Trahan won it after his freshman year in 2000. Corbin Mills won the same event in 2011 and played

in the 2012 Masters.*The Sunnehanna Amateur is one of the top amateur tournaments each summer. A Clemson golfer won the event four consecutive years between 2001-04. The list included current PGA professional Lucas Glover.*In the summer of 2008, Phillip Mollica won the Monroe Amateur and is the only person to win that prestigious national tournament twice. Coaching Excellence*Clemson Head Coach Larry Penley is fourth in NCAA Golf history in tournament victories with 63. That includes a pair of victories in 2012. He is second among ACC coaches in history behind Wake Forest’s Jesse Had-dock, who won 83.*Penley is one of the few active coaches who has already been inducted into the College Golf Hall of Fame. At the age of 44 in 2003 he was inducted into the Hall of Fame, the first coach in any sport in Clemson sports history to be inducted in his sports Hall of Fame while he was still coaching. Current Clemson baseball coach Jack Leggett will join Penley with that distinction in January of 2014.*Penley was named National Coach of the Year by the Golf Coaches Asso-ciation and Golfweek in 2003, the year he led the Clemson program to the NCAA Championship. He is a six-time ACC Coach of the Year, one of just two coaches in league history to win that award six times.*Penley is in his 30th year as Clemson’s head coach. He has led the Tigers to seven regional championships, more than any other coach at the Division I level. He has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament all of his previous 29 years and has led the Tigers to a top 20 finish 21 times, more than any other coach in any sport in Clemson history.*Prior to Penley, Clemson had great leadership under Bobby Robinson, who led the program from 1975-83. It was Robinson who took Clemson to its first NCAA Tournament in 1980, its first ACC title in 1982, and its first NCAA top 5 finish in 1983. The Clemson practice facility is named in his honor.

Jonathan Byrd was a two-time academic All-American and on the course All-American at Clemson between 1997-2000.

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•The Palmer Cup is another amateur competition held each year. Between 1997-2004, Clemson had 13 players on United States or Great Britain squads. That includes John Engler who is one of the few three-time selections to the United States team. D.J. Trahan was a two-time selection to the United States squad and was the team captain in 2002. Tiger Head Coach Larry Penley served as the head coach of the United States team in 2004. •Kyle Stanley was a member of the United States Walker Cup championship team in 2007. •In terms of professional international play, Lucas Glover was a member of the winning United States President’s Cup teams in 2007 and 2009.

NCAA Tournament Excellence •Clemson has been to the NCAA Tournament 32 years overall, including an active streak of 31 consecutive years. The last time Clemson was not in the NCAA Tournament was the spring of 1981. That is the longest streak in any sport in Clemson history. Clemson had a streak of reaching the national portion of the NCAA Tournament in 23 consecutive years between 1982-04, the second longest streak of national appearances in NCAA history. Only Oklahoma State’s streak of 63 years in a row is longer.•Clemson has won seven NCAA Regional Championships in its history, and no one has more than the Tigers since the format began in 1989. Clemson has had a pair of “three-peats” in regional championships, winning in 1993-94-95 and in 2002-03-04.•Clemson had a streak of seven straight top 10 finishes at the NCAA Tour-nament between 1997-03. It is also tied for the longest streak of its kind in Clemson sports history. The Clemson men’s soccer program had seven top 10s in a row between 1973-79 and the men’s tennis team had seven consecutive top 10s from 1980-86. •When Clemson finished fifth at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship at Purdue University in 2008, it marked the ninth time since 1997 that the Tigers recorded a top 10 finish, more than any other school during that time period. •Clemson’s fifth-place finish was the fourth for the program since 2001, or over an eight year period. •Clemson’s fifth-place finish in 2008 was the eighth time Larry Penley has had a top five team in his 29 seasons at Clemson. That ranks in a tie for second in the nation over the last 25 years. Oklahoma State has an incredible 19 top five finishes in that time period. •Clemson finished second at the NCAA Regional and 16th at the NCAA Championships at the Honors Course in Chattanooga, TN in 2010.

National Championship Season of 2003 •Clemson won the NCAA Tournament in 2003, the fourth national cham-pionship in the history of the school’s athletic program. It was the first NCAA title for any sport at Clemson in 16 years. •During the 2003 season, Clemson won the ACC Championship, the NCAA East Regional and the NCAA National Tournament. Clemson became the first Division I school to win its conference, NCAA regional and national championship in the same year. •Clemson won six tournaments overall during the 2002-03 years, more than any other Division I school and it was the most tournament titles in one season in Clemson history. •The 2002-03 Clemson team never finished lower than third in any event the entire year and had an incredible 183-8-3 won-loss record against the field in stroke play competition, a 95.1 percentage. Clemson finished first or second in 13 of its 14 events that year and was ranked number-one in the nation in every poll from the preseason to the postseason.

Pipeline to the PGA*Clemson had four players in the Masters in 2012, the most in one year in history and the second most in the nation behind Oklahoma State. Clem-son players in golf ’s most prestigious event were Kyle Stanley, Lucas Glover, Jonathan Byrd and Corbin Mills. Mills qualified as an amateur after winning the 2011 US Public Links.*Clemson had six players on the PGA Tour in 2011 and five in 2012. Clemson has had at least four players on Tour each of the last eight years.*Jonathan Byrd (5), Lucas Glover (3), D.J. Trahan (2) and Kyle Stanley (1)

Penley Fourth in All-time Tournament Victories with One School

Rk Name School Years Wins1. Jim Brown Ohio State 1973-08 1572. Jesse Haddock Wake Forest 1962-89 833. Buddy Alexander Florida 1988-Pres. 754. Larry Penley Clemson 1983-Pres. 635. Rick LaRose Arizona 1978-12 616. E.K. Patty Middle Tennessee 1946-81 55 Devin Brouse North Carolina 1978-98 559. Richard Sykes NC State 1972-Pres. 5010. Dick Copas Georgia 1971-96 44

Conference Championship Tradition •Clemson has won the ACC Championship nine times (including a co-cham-pionship in 1990). That includes five titles in the last 15 seasons. Clemson won the title in 1982, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003 and 2004. Clemson has finished in the top four of the event 12 of the last 14 years. •Clemson has had the individual ACC Champion seven times, including four of the last 15 seasons. Charles Warren won the tournament in 1997 and 1998, Clemson’s only two-time winner. He won the NCAA Champion-ships in 1997 as well and was one of only two ACC golfers to win the ACC Championship and the NCAA Championship in the same year. •David May was co-medalist of the ACC Tournament in 2009 as he shot a 206 to tie for honors with Matt Hill of NC State. •Clemson has had 34 different players named first-team All-ACC a total of 70 times. Clemson had at least two different All-ACC golfers every year from 1997-07. D.J. Trahan and Jonathan Byrd are the only two Tigers who have been named first-team All-ACC four consecutive years. They are two of the 16 athletes in Clemson history who have been honored four times.

International Competition •Clemson has been prominent in the history of the Walker Cup. Between 1997 and 2003, Clemson had at least one representative at each Walker Cup, including 2001 when Lucas Glover and D.J. Trahan were members of the United States team and Michael Hoey was on the Great Britain team. Six players with ties to Clemson have participated in the Walker Cup since 1997.

Clemson won the 2003 NCAA Tournament in Stillwater, Oklahoma

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have combined for 11 PGA Tour wins since 2002. Byrd won consecutive PGA Tour events that he entered from the Justin Timberlake Invitational at the end of the 2010 season, then won the Tournament of Champions in a playoff to start 2011.*Byrd won the Justin Timberlake with a hole-in-one on the fourth playoff hole, the first time anyone has won a tournament in that fashion.*A Clemson golfer has won a PGA Tour event nine consecutive years. Only Arizona State and UNLVA can also make that claim entering the 2013 season. Kyle Stanley won the Phoenix Open in 2012 to continue the streak. Lucas Glover and Jonathan Byrd both won tournaments in 2011 and competed in a playoff to win the Wells Fargo Invitational in Charlotte.*Lucas Glover became the first former Tiger to win a major in 2009 when he won the US Open at Bethpage Black. Glover defeated both Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in winning the event. He then finished fifth at the PGA in August to finish ninth on the PGA money list, the highest money list finish by a former Tiger.*Michael Hoey finished 25th on the European Tour in 2011 and won two events, including a win over Rory McIlroy at the Dunhill Cup. Poll Presence*The history of college golf is not very long, but since there have been polls, Clemson has been omnipresent. Between 1996 and 2004 Clemson ranked in the final top 10 eight of the nine seasons and in the top 20 each year. *Clemson had a streak of 105 consecutive polls ranked in the top 10 in the nation from December 4, 1996 through May 7, 2004. Within that streak, Clemson was ranked in the top five 62 straight polls (March 11, 1998 through June 15, 2001), and for 89 of 90 polls between March 11, 1998 to May 7, 2004.*As far as individuals are concerned, Clemson has had 27 players ranked in the top 25 in the final Sagarin rankings since 1996. The highest ranking for a Clemson player is number-two by D.J. Trahan in 2002 and 2003. Kyle Stanley finished fifth in 2009.*Clemson has been ranked in the top 25 in 181 of the last 194 Sagarin polls in the top 10 in 132 of the last 194.

Clemson in the Golf Coaches Association Poll Since 1996-97

Year Polls Top 25 Top 20 Top 10 Top 5 #11996-97 12 12 12 11 7 01997-98 18 18 18 18 15 01998-99 17 17 17 17 17 71999-00 17 17 17 17 17 52000-01 16 16 16 16 16 12001-02 10 10 10 10 9 02002-03 7 7 7 7 7 72003-04 12 12 12 11 11 12004-05 12 10 8 2 2 02005-06 12 12 9 1 0 02006-07 10 9 9 7 2 02007-08 10 10 10 3 1 02008-09 10 10 10 10 3 02009-10 10 7 6 0 0 02010-11 10 4 3 0 0 02011-12 10 9 9 0 0 0Totals 194 181 173 132 105 21

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Kyle Stanley won the Waste Management Championship in Phoenix in 2012. It marked the ninth straight year a former

Tiger won on the PGA Tour.


2012-13 Clemson Men’s Golf Roster

Name Hgt Wgt Cl Exp DOB Hometown High SchoolStephen Behr 5-10 155 *Fr. HS 4-20-92 Florence, SC West FlorenceThomas Bradshaw 5-9 160 Jr. 2VL 1-10-92 Columbia, SC A.C. FloraMiller Capps 5-9 150 Fr. HS 9-28-93 Denver, NC North LincolnHayden Garrett 6-3 160 So. 1VL 4-16-92 Easley, SC EasleyBlake Kennedy 5-11 163 Fr. HS 3-13-94 Spartanburg, SC DormanBilly Kennerly 5-11 165 So. 1VL 9-5-92 Alpharetta, GA Mt. Pisgah ChristianParker Mills 6-3 160 Fr. HS 12-22-94 Easley, SC WrenMike Muscatell 6-3 270 *Sr. 2VL 6-23-90 Lake Wylie, SC Charlotte CatholicCody Proveaux 5-11 215 Fr. HS 4-6-94 Leesville, SC PelionCrawford Reeves 5-9 150 Sr. 3VL 6-12-91 Greenville, SC Eastside*Red-shirted one season

Head Coach: Larry PenleyAssociate Head Coach: Jordan Byrd

Clemson Golf Quick Facts

General InformationName: Clemson UniversityLocation: Clemson, SC 29633Founded: 1889President: James F. Barker, Clemson ’70Enrollment: 19,911Conference: Atlantic CoastNickname: TigersColors: Clemson Orange & RegaliaHome Course: The Walker CoursePar/Distance: 72/6,911Returning Starters: 3Returning Lettermen: 5Lettermen Lost: 6All-ACC Players Lost: 1

Program HistoryFirst Year of Golf: 1930ACC Championships: 9NCAA Tournament App.: 32NCAA National Appearances: 27NCAA Regional Champs: 7NCAA Top 20 Finishes: 24NCAA Top 10 Finishes: 13NCAA Top Five Finishes: 9NCAA Highest Finish: 1 (2003)Individual National Champions: 1 (Charles War-ren, 1997)ACC Individual Champions: 6 players, 7 timesAll-America Selections: 52Head Coach: Larry Penley (Clemson ’81) -30th season at Clemson in 2012-13 -29 NCAA Tournament Appearances -24 NCAA National Tournament Appearances -7 NCAA Regional Titles -8 ACC Championships -21 Top 20 Seasons -12 Top 10 Seasons -8 Top 5 SeasonsAssociate Head Coach: Jordan Byrd (Furman ’98)

5-10 • 155 • *Fr. • HSWest Florence HS

Stephen Behr5-11 • 163 • Fr. • HS

Dorman HS

Blake Kennedy

5-11 • 165 • So. • 1VLMt. Pisgah Christian HS

Billy Kennerly6-3 • 160 • Fr. • HS

Easley HS

Parker Mills6-3 • 270 • *Sr • 2VLCharlotte Catholic HS

Mike Muscatell5-9 • 150 • Sr. • 2VL

Eastside HS5-11 • 215 • Fr. • HS

Pelion HS

Crawford ReevesCody Proveaux

6-3 • 160 • So. • 1VLEasley HS

5-9 • 150 • Fr. • HSNorth Lincoln HS

5-9 • 160 • Jr. • 2VLA.C. Flora HS

Hayden GarrettMiller CappsThomas Bradshaw

Head Coach30th Season

Larry PenleyAssociate Head Coach

7th Season

Jordan Byrd

Roster


Strength CoachRick Franzblau

Assistant Athletic Director,Sports Information

Tim BourretAssociate Athletic Director,Athletic Academic Services

Rebecca BowmanAssociate Head Coach

Jordan ByrdAssociate Director of Athletic

Academic Support

Wayne Coffman

Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director, External Affairs, IPTAY

Bill D’AndreaAssociate Athletic Director,

Compliance Services

Stephanie EllisonAssociate Athletic Director,

Administration

Phil GraysonAssociate Athletic Director,

Event Management

Van HildebrandSenior Associate Athletic Director,

Internal Affairs

Katie HillHead Women’s Coach

J.T. Horton

Associate Athletic Director, Performance & Sport Supervision

Dr. Loreto JacksonAssociate Athletic Director,

Marketing & Promotions

Tim MatchAthletic Director

Dan RadakovichDirector of Sports Medicine

Danny Poole

Associate Athletic Director,Facilities & Grounds

Robert RickettsAssistant Athletic Director,

Marketing & Game Managements

Mike MoneyDirector of Equipment

Abe ReedSupervisor of Athletic Facilities

Matt MoneyAssistant Athletic Director,

Compliance Services

Brad WoodyAssociate Athletic Director,

Administration

Kyle Young

Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Hannah Burleson

Director of Golf.Men’s Head Coach

Larry PenleyWebmaster & Assistant Sports

Information Director

Libby Kehn

2012-13 Clemson Men’s Golf Media AvailabilityAll interviews with Clemson golfers and coaches are coordinated through Clemson Sports Information Director Tim Bourret, who is in his 35th year coordinating the sports information activities for the Clemson golf program. Releases and statistics are available concerning each tournament on clemsontigers.com

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Staff Directory


The Tigers have three returning starters in Craw-ford Reeves, Billy Kennerly and Thomas Bradshaw. Other returning lettermen include sophomore Hayden Garrett and senior Mike Muscatell. Red-shirt fresh-man Stephen Behr had a strong summer. True fresh-men Cody Proveaux, Blake Kennedy, Miller Capps and Parker Mills will all compete for playing time early in the season.

Reeves ranked second on the 2011-12 team in stroke average with a 71.62 average, just above the 71.30 average of Corbin Mills, a first-team All-ACC selection who decided to turn professional after his junior year. Reeves only played in the spring last year due to a fall season back injury, and had 13 of his 21 rounds at par or better.

The academic All-America candidate from Green-ville, SC had consecutive top five finishes last year and finished with a 14th place at the NCAA Regional, best among the Tigers. He has been Clemson’s top golfer in the NCAA Tournament each of his first three years.

Reeves has a 73.42 career stroke average entering his senior year for 28 tournaments, more than any oth-er active Tiger. He had an active summer that included a top 25 at the Palmetto Amateur and the Monroe, and a third-place finish at the South Carolina Amateur when he had two rounds of 64.

“Crawford is one of the top student-athletes at Clemson regardless of sport,” said Penley. “He would have made All-ACC last year had he played in the fall. He had a really good season for us with eight rounds at 70 or better. He is our leader and we expect an outstanding senior year from him.”

Clemson’s third best golfer in terms of stroke aver-age (72.73) and second best among returnees is sopho-more Billy Kennerly. That average was also fifth best by a Clemson freshman. The top four freshman averages in school history belong to former Tigers who made the PGA Tour.

There is a fresh approach to the Clemson men’s golf program. That is the way Head Coach Larry Penley sees it as he begins his 32nd year as the program’s head coach. His roster includes five freshmen, two sopho-mores, a junior and two seniors. This is only the sec-ond time in the last 17 years that Penley’s roster has been 70 percent freshman and sophomores.

“There is a fresh attitude on this team and it comes from the freshmen,” said Penley. “There is a renewed spirit around here because we have youthful enthusi-asm of these young players.

“Don’t get me wrong, we have outstanding leader-ship with our veteran starters Crawford Reeves and Thomas Bradshaw. But, we have some talented young players who are here to win championships.”

The Tigers are coming off a 2011-12 season that saw Clemson win consecutive tournaments for the first time since 2004. Second-place finishes at the Jerry Pate in the fall and the Puerto Rico Classic in the spring also highlighted the season that saw Clemson finish 25th in the final Golf World Coaches poll.

But, the season ended prematurely with an 11th place finish at the NCAA regional at Old Stone Club in Kentucky.

“We need to right the ship. We haven’t been to the NCAA national tournament the last two years. We need to get back to the national tournament.

“I am pleased with the talent level and the attitude of this team. We are headed in the right direction.”

In reality, Penley could have a balance in his starting lineup. He could start five players from five different signee classes. But, there will be fierce competition for the starting lineup from the very first tournament (Carpet Classic in Dalton, GA) in early September.

Clemson’s freshman class will have a big

impact on the rate of success for the 2013

golf team.

Season Outlook

Crawford Reeves is the senior leader of the Tigers golf program with 28 tournaments under his

belt entering his senior year.


Season Outlook

Clemson 2013 Signing Class

Last November, Clemson Head Men’s Golf Coach Larry Penley announced the signing of two student-athletes to national letters of intent. Carson Young and Austin Langdale are high school teammates from nearby Pendleton, SC who will be members of the 2013-14 Tigers team. Young and Langdale are ranked in the top 20 in the nation in the 2013 recruiting class according to Golfweek. Born just two days apart, the high school teammates grew up following the Clemson golf program. They led Pendleton High to its first state championship since 1978 last year. Young and Langdale finished one-two in the state tournament individually, ahead of current Clemson golfer Cody Proveaux, who was third. Young was named the Carolinas Junior Golf Player of the Year. In July, he won the Carolinas Amateur at Charlotte Country Club thanks to a final round 64. At 17 he was one of the youngest golfers to win the event in its 98-year history. Young won the South Carolina Junior Match Play by beating Langdale in the final, won the CPGA Junior Championship, and won the 2A State Championship by two shots over Langdale. He also finished third at the SCJGA Players Championship and helped the Carolinas defeat the Virginias in the Virginias-Carolinas Junior Team matches. Young, who is ranked 10th in the class of 2013 by Golfweek, also won The Blade with a 137 score, including a 64 in the final round, and the Bobby Chapman Invitational in Spartanburg. He also had a 64 during that tournament. He was also tied for sixth at the South Carolina Amateur. Langdale won the Southern Cross this past summer and finished second to Young at The Blade. He is ranked 16th in the nation according to Golfweek juniors for the class of 2013. He also finished 10th at the Palmetto Amateur, a national event that he led after two rounds, and was 13th at the South Carolina Amateur. In his victory at the Southern Cross, Langdale had a seven under par 64 at the Palmetto Golf Club. That was the tournament record for the 38-year-old event. He and Young combined to help Pendleton to the team championship as well. Langdale has been named the Area Golfer of the Year by the Anderson Independent each of the last three years. He has been the runner-up at the Class AA state championship each of the last three years

The former AJGA All-American had a consistent rookie season as he had 27 of his 33 rounds at 75 or better. He had a team best 16 rounds at par or better and his score counted in 29 of 33 rounds, more than any other Tiger. One of just two Tigers to play in every round of 2011-12, Kennerly finished in the top 25 in nine consecutive tournaments at one point, the only Clemson golfer who could make that claim last year.

“Billy had one of the best seasons for a freshman in Clemson history,” said Penley. “He was so consistent and he is getting stronger. He goes about his business and is very focused. He is going to be a solid player in our top five this year.”

Thomas Bradshaw is a junior who is coming off his best amateur season, probably the best by any of the 2012-13 Clemson players. The native of Columbia, SC finished 12th at the Jones Cup, second in the Match play at the North-South Amateur, and won the Rice Planters with an incredible score of 20-under-par 268. He shot 68 or better in all four rounds.

As a sophomore in 2011-12, Bradshaw had a 73.33 stroke average and had seven rounds in the 60s, second on the team behind Corbin Mills. Despite having the fourth best stroke average on the team last year, Brad-shaw led the team in birdies with 111 and had the best score of the day eight times.

“Thomas is our best putter, in fact he is one of the best putters in the nation (third in putts/round last year with 28.52). He is coming off a great summer and we certainly hope he can continue it this fall. He is an

Billy Kennerly had nine consecutive top 25 fin-

ishes as a freshman.

outstanding team player. He just needs to keep his off days in check and be a little more consistent.”

Hayden Garrett is a fourth returning letter winner from the 2011-12 season. As a true freshman he made solid contributions at the US Collegiate, the Furman In-vitational and the Woodlands. He had his best round of the year (70) at the Woodlands in Texas when Corbin Mills was playing in The Masters. His score counted in nine of 12 rounds last year.

Stephen Behr is a red-shirt freshman who will have a chance to jump in the starting lineup early. He had a solid summer with a 14th place finish at the Rice Plant-ers and a 13th place at the South Carolina Amateur. Two years ago he won nearly every junior amateur tournament in the state of South Carolina.

Cody Proveaux was one of the most highly recruited players in the nation last year. The native of Leesville, SC was the AJGA National Player of the Year in 2011 when he won the Junior PGA. He is a two-time South Carolina State Champion and finished in the top 10 at the 2012 Players Amateur. A clutch performer, he sank a putt on the last hole to allow the East team to retain the Wyndham Cup this past summer.

He then finished off the summer by winning the South Carolina Amateur Championship with a 13-un-der par score of 267. Only Lucas Glover’s 266 score in 1999 is better at that event.

“We are expecting Cody to play for us early, it is only a function of how quickly he can adjust to the

college game. He comes to compete and has a great demeanor for the game. He has an infectious person-ality who embraces the competition. Physically, he is an outstanding ball striker who is not afraid to make a string of birdies.”

Blake Kennedy is another true freshman who had an outstanding junior career. The former Dorman High School player from Spartanburg, SC competed in many national amateur events this summer and was ranked among the top 50 AGJA players in the nation in 2012. He tied a state of South Carolina golf record by being named all-state six straight years.

Miller Capps and Parker Mills are two more true freshmen who have a chance to play early in their Clemson careers. Capps was one of the top AJGA players in North Carolina the last two years. This past summer he finished 11th at the North Carolina Amateur, 23rd at the Carolinas Amateur and reached the quarterfinals of the Carolinas Match Play. Mills, the brother of former Tiger Corbin Mills, won the Festival of Flowers this past summer.

Muscatell is coming off a strong summer in which he was the only Clemson golfer to qualify for the US Amateur. He qualified thanks to a second round 66 at Colleton River Plantation. He then missed the match play championship by just one shot after firing rounds of 74-70 in Denver, CO. Muscatell is a veteran of three tournaments over his Clemson career..


Yearly Results 2012-13 TournamentsCarpet Capital Classic

Dalton, GAYear Finish Score1988-89 3rd of 15 11321989-90 10th of 18 8971990-91 3rd of 18 8841992-93 1st of 16 5731993-94 6th of 16 8961994-95 12th of 15 9201995-96 1st of 15 8691996-97 6th of 18 8941997-98 1st of 18 8551998-99 9th of 18 8821999-00 2nd of 15 8622000-01 2nd of 15 8712001-02 4th of 15 8822002-03 1st of 18 8502003-04 2nd of 18 8582004-05 5th of 18 8962005-06 6th of 18 8742006-07 2nd of 18 8472007-08 13th of 18 8972008-09 4th of 18 8722009-10 9th of 12 8842010-11 3rd of 12 8622011-12 5th of 12 8632012-13 4th of 15 871

Jerry Pate InvitationalBirmingham, AL

Year Finish Score1992-93 7th of 12 9011993-94 11th of 12 9011994-95 9th of 12 8891996-97 10th of 12 8961997-98 1st of 12 8641998-99 1st of 12 8321999-00 1st of 12 8352000-01 1st of 12 8252001-02 3rd of 12 8602002-03 1st of 12 5562003-04 4th of 12 8262004-05 10th of 12 8552005-06 7th of 12 8512011-12 2nd of 12 8562012-13 5th of 12 870

Hootie at Bulls BayAwendaw, SC

Year Finish Score2004-05 12th pf 15 8962005-06 9th of 15 8792007-08 2nd of 15 8502008-09 7th of 15 8552009-10 8th of 15 857

US CollegiateAtlanta, GA

Year Finish Score1996-97 6th of 18 8941999-00 2nd of 12 8522000-01 3rd of 12 8742005-06 1st of 13 8642006-07 6th of 15 8982008-09 1st of 15 8262010-11 12th of 15 9052011-12 5th of 14 8682012-13 6th of 15 882

USCA Cleveland ClassicAiken, SC

Year Finish Score2009-10 2nd of 18 8622010-11 6th of 18 8682011-12 1st of 18 854

Puerto Rico ClassicRio Mar, Puerto Rico

Year Finish Score1992-93 4th of 15 8901993-94 10th of 15 9081994-95 7th of 15 9031995-96 2nd of 15 8761996-97 3rd of 14 8701997-98 6th of 15 8861998-99 1st of 18 8301999-00 4th of 15 8612000-01 2nd of 15 8622001-02 4th of 8 8542002-03 2nd of 18 8722003-04 2nd of 18 8562004-05 9th of 18 8732005-06 9th of 18 8772006-07 2nd of 18 8512007-08 8th of 15 8752008-09 2nd of 15 8382009-10 3rd of 15 9012010-11 9th of 15 8732011-12 2nd of 15 852

Augusta State InvitationalAugusta, GA

Year Finish Score2001-02 3rd of 18 8492002-03 2nd of 17 8222003-04 6th of 18 8762004-05 12th of 18 9372005-06 3rd of 15 8642006-07 10th of 18 8742007-08 8th of 18 5782009-10 4th of 18 8452010-11 3rd of 17 8592011-12 13th of 16 868

ACC TournamentVarious Sites

Year Finish Score1953-54 6th of 8 $3151954-55 6th of 8 #6351955-56 6th of 8 #6201956-57 7th of 8 #6261957-58 8th of 8 #6361958-59 7th of 8 #6171959-60 6th of 8 #6391960-61 8th of 8 #6281961-62 8th of 8 *#6281962-63 8th of 8 *#6541963-64 7th of 8 *#7861964-65 8th of 8 *#8381965-66 8th of 8 *8601966-67 6th of 8 *8231967-68 7th of 8 *7951968-69 5th of 8 *7891969-70 8th of 8 *7621970-71 6th of 8 %15591971-72 6th of 8 *11981972-73 6th of 7 *11721973-74 5th of 7 *12171974-75 5th of 7 *11641975-76 5th of 7 *11421976-77 5th of 7 *11381977-78 5th of 7 *11321978-79 4th of 8 *11441979-80 2nd of 7 8711980-81 5th of 8 9021981-82 1st of 8 8761982-83 3rd of 8 8741983-84 3rd of 8 9071984-85 6th of 8 8701985-86 4th of 8 8791986-87 1st of 8 8611987-88 1st of 8 8801988-89 5th of 8 8911989-90 @1st of 8 8761990-91 5th of 8 582

1991-92 2nd of 9 8451992-93 2nd of 9 8581993-94 6th of 9 8971994-95 4th of 9 8641995-96 3rd of 9 8701996-97 1st of 9 8671997-98 1st of 9 8361998-99 4th of 9 8761999-00 1st of 9 8562000-01 2nd of 9 8532001-02 3rd of 9 8452002-03 1st of 9 8652003-04 1st of 9 8372004-05 4th of 10 8832005-06 3rd of 11 8402006-07 3rd of 11 8582007-08 6th of 11 8542008-09 2nd of 11 8492009-10 6th of 11 8622010-11 3rd of 11 8612011-12 4th of 11 857@tied for championship$played one round*counted 5 players#played 2 rounds%played 4 round

NCAA RegionalVarious Sites

Year Finish Score1988-89 4th of 19 8861989-90 7th of 23 8651990-91 4th of 23 8751991-92 4th of 22 8791992-93 1st of 23 8491993-94 1st of 23 8681994-95 1st of 21 8571995-96 8th of 23 9071996-97 2nd of 23 8761997-98 2nd of 23 8441998-99 *10th of 23 8761999-00 1st of 27 8712000-01 4th of 27 8422001-02 #1 of 27 9762002-03 1st of 27 8392003-04 1st of 27 8562004-05 11th of 27 8522005-06 8th of 27 8812006-07 @10th of 27 8842007-08 3rd of 27 8672008-09 9th of 14 908 2009-10 2nd of 13 8432010-11 7th of 13 8592011-12 11th of 14 887*won playoff#co-medalist@lost 4-hole playoff to Coastal CarolinaNote: All East Regional with exception of Central Regional in 2005-06 and West Region in 2007-08.

NCAA NationalVarious Sites

Year Finish Score1979-80 12th of 32 12131981-82 16th of 31 8821982-83 5th of 32 11761983-84 19th of 32 8811984-85 27th of 30 9331985-86 21st of 31 8981986-87 11th of 33 11971987-88 17th of 32 9031988-89 3rd of 30 11601989-90 12th of 30 11741990-91 13th of 30 11961991-92 12th of 30 11161992-93 4th of 30 11531993-94 9th of 30 11511994-95 21st of 30 5941995-96 14th of 30 12271996-97 3rd of 30 11531997-98 2nd of 31 11211998-99 8th of 30 11991999-00 7th of 30 11332000-01 2nd of 30 11442001-02 3rd of 30 11422002-03 1st of 30 11912003-04 18 of 30 8722005-06 7th of 30 11572007-08 5th of 30 12012009-10 16th of 30 875

*First appearance at:Fighting Illini InvitationalWolfpack Spring Open


Meet the Tigers

Academic All-ACC


Tournament by Tournament, Fall 2012

Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/7-9 Carpet Classic 71-69-69 -7 209 49/30-10/2 Fighting Ill. Classic 73-70-71 +4 214 710/15-16 Jerry Pate 75-72-76 +13 223 26

All-Time Hole in One ShotsYear Course City Club Used Distance2002 Florence Country Club Florence, SC 7-wood 108

Getting to Know Stephen BehrFavorite Current Professional Golfer: Rory McIlroyFavorite Athlete outside of golf: Roger FedererFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Lucas GloverFavorite course I have played: Ocean Course at Kiawah IslandCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalMy Best Shot Ever: Holing out a flop shot on the first playoff hole of the Charles Tilghman Invitational to win. I was 14 at the time.My best all-time round (score and where): 62 at Florence Country Club.The Best Part of my game is: Short GameMy favorite club: PutterThe part of the game I must improve is: Driving distance.The Biggest influence on my golf career has been: My dadFavorite Hobby: Playing TennisIf I had not gone to Clemson I would have gone to: FurmanMy dream foursome includes myself and: My dad, Arnold Palmer, and Rory McIlroy

Overview: Red-shirt freshman who was Clemson’s top golfer in the fall of 2012….had 71.78 stroke average with a pair of top 10s in three appearances...joins Michael Hoey (now on European Tour), former Tiger in 1998-2000, as only Tigers to record top 10 finishes in each of his first two career tournaments…ranked 28th in the nation by Sagarin through the fall schedule, best among current Tigers…had three under-par rounds to lead the team… limited by injury in 2011-12 so he red-shirted...outstanding student-athlete who is a Clemson Trustee Scholarship recipient…also a Palmetto Scholar and a Hewlett Packard Scholastic All-American…made ACC academic honor roll in his first year.

Fall 2012: Had a 71.78 stroke average to lead the team by over a stroke per round…played in three of the four events and had a pair of top 10s, he was fourth at the Carpet Classic in his first career event and seventh at the Fighting Illini Classic…had rounds of 71-69-69 at the Carpet Classic, he finished seven-under 209…then had 214 score at Fighting Illini…had rounds of 71 or better in five of his first six rounds…Clemson’s best player in each of his first two events…had 72.0 stroke average in final rounds, best on the team…his score counted all nine rounds he played…also had best round of the day five times, more than any other Tiger…had top stroke average on par threes (3.14), par fours (4.14) and par fives (4.63) for the fall season…had 31 birdies to rank second on the team, but first per round….the first Clemson freshman to score under par in all three rounds of his first tournament (at Carpet Classic), and is the first Clemson freshman to finish in the top four of his first career tournament since Ben Martin finished third at the 2006 Carpet Classic….tied Alabama All-American Bobby Wyatt, and defeated two other Alabama All-Americans, Justin Thomas and Cory Whitsett…. also beat reigning US Amateur champion Steven Fox by 10 shots….his final round 69 at the Carpet tied for the best of the day among the 78 golfers.

Summer 2012: Had a solid summer that was highlighted by a 14th place finish at the Rice Planters and 13th place finish at South Carolina Amateur…also 35th at Carolinas Amateur…his Rice Planters performance included a final round 66, he finished at nine under par 279 for the event…shot 281 at South Carolina Amateur, he had two rounds in the 60s.

At Clemson 2011-12: Red-shirted the season.

Summer 2011: Played in three major amateur events in the summer in and around the Carolinas…finished tied for 26th at the Carolinas Amateur with a 292 score, four-over-par…started 72-71 for a top 15 standing after two rounds…finished 36th at the Palmetto Amateur, including a 69 in the third round that was his low score of the summer…finished 15th at South Carolina Amateur with a 293 score…so he shot 292, 291 and 293 for his three tournaments.

Before Clemson AJGA Second-team All-American in 2010…ranked in the top 20 of the Golfweek/Sagarin rankings in June of 2011 just prior to his enrollment at Clemson…ranked as second best junior amateur in South Carolina in 2010 and 2011…a Carolinas Golf Association All-American…played in the South Carolina vs. Georgia Junior Challenge Matches in 2007 and 2009 (qualified 4 times)…member of Canadian-American matches in 2010 and 2011…MVP of the West Florence High School Golf team as a sophomore, junior and senior…2010 4A High School State Champion, he was runner up in 2011 as a senior…also the MVP of his high school tennis team in 2011…had outstanding performances in junior amateur events…posted a 4-0 record for the East Team in the Canon Cup Matches in 2010…finished in the top three at the Bobby Chapman in 2010 and 2011…finished 3rd at The Sea Pines Junior Heritage in 2010 and 2011…tied for first at the 2011 Bengal HS Invitational…2010 AJGA Exide Technologies Champion…2010 South Carolina Golf Association Junior Champion…won the 2010 Blade in the South Carolina Junior Golf Association tournament…finished 14th at the Azalea Invitational and 15th at the South Carolina Amateur in 2011.

Personal: Born April 20, 1993 in Charleston, SC…parents of Steve and Janie Behr…majoring in finance.

Stephen Behr

Stephen

Behr5-10 •155 •*Fr.

Florence, SC


Thomas Bradshaw

Overview: Junior who was part time starter as a freshman and full time starter as a sophomore…veteran of 15 tournaments entering his junior year…has eight career rounds in the 60s and 13 career under-par rounds, second among active Tigers…has solid 73.53 career average… helped Clemson to NCAA Tournament bid last year, he played 10 of the 11 events…best putter on the team and in some stats one of the best in the nation…third in the nation in fewest putts/round with 28.52…also ranked first in the nation in birdie conversion and first in fewest putts on greens in regulation…even though he had the fifth best stroke average on the team last year, he had the most birdies with 111…has finished in the Elite Eight of North-South Amateur each of the last two years, including runner-up in 2012 summer…was a big factor in Clemson’s turnaround late in 2010-11…only first-year freshman on the 2010-11 Clemson team…from an athletic family, his father, Bill, was a starting quarterback at South Carolina and his mother, Sheri, was a cheerleader at Clemson…mother was also Miss South Carolina and runner up Miss America….Thomas had 64 in final round at Furman in 2011, helping Tigers to the team title…that was low round of the year by a Clemson player…a 2009 AJGA honorable mention All-American…won 12 tournaments over his last three years as a junior player…brother of former Clem-son golfer Brewer Bradshaw, they were first brother combination on the Clemson golf team since 2003 when the Duncan Brothers (Brian and Ben) were on Clemson’s National Championship team…his sister is on the Georgia women’s team.

Summer 2012: Had strong summer that included reaching the finals of the North-South Amateur…finished fourth in the stroke play qualifier with a 210 score, then won three straight matches to reach final, where he lost 4 and 3 to Pete Williamson…also won the Rice Planters with a brilliant 20-under par score of 268…had rounds of 66-68-67-67….also finished strong 12th at the Jones Cup in February.

2011-12: Had the odd combination of leading the team in birdies, but finished fifth in stroke average…had 10 under-par rounds, including seven rounds in the 60s, second on the team…his score counted in 25 of 30 rounds and he had the best score of the day eight times, third best on the team…averaged 28.52 putts per round, third best in the nation and first on the team…struggled in the fall without a top 40 finish in the three fall events he played, then had seven top 40s, every event, in the spring…much improved in the spring over the fall, he had 76.0 average in the fall and 72.19 average in the spring…had sixth-place at Puerto Rico and that might have been his best event of the year considering the strength of the field…had 69 in first round and 68 in last round for sixth place and 212 score…had strong 14th place at USC Aiken, then finished fourth at Furman with 209 score, his best tournament score of the year…had two more rounds in the 60s at the Augusta State Invitational…that gave him six rounds in the 60s in his first 12 rounds of the spring…highlight of fall was opening round 69 at the Jerry Pate, second best round of the day by a Tiger…had 111 birdies to lead the team by one over McCuen Elmore…had 73.5 average in first round and 73.2 in the last round….named to the Clemson Academic Honor roll and the ACC All-Academic team.

Summer 2011: Had two top 10 finishes, plus an Elite Eight finish at the North-South Amateur at Pinehurst #2…started the summer with 10th place finish at The Rice Plant-ers, he shot an 11-under-par 277 for his four rounds, including 67-68 in the middle two rounds…shot under par all four rounds…then reached the third round of the North-South Amateur, he had a 2 &1 win over Tyler Sheppard and a 2&1 win over Harrison Ash-worth, before losing in the third round to Brad Schneider 1-up…finished 44th at Carolina’s Amateur, then finished strong at the South Carolina Amateur with a ninth-place showing…had 291 score for the four rounds, +3 for his four rounds.

In 2010-11: Fifth on the Clemson team in stroke average as a freshman with 74.07 aver-age…did not play in the fall or the first two tournaments of the Spring, he was to be red-shirted…Coach Penley took the red-shirt off for the USC-Aiken Cleveland Classic and his score counted two of the three rounds as the number-five player…shot an even-par 72 in his first career round at Palmetto Country Club…in second career tournament he led the Tigers to team victory at Furman Invitational with a 209 score, seven-under-par…that was the low 54-hole tournament by a Clemson golfer for the year and best score vs. par…finished third at the tournament overall, he had rounds of 72-73-64 …the 64 was best by a Clemson player for the year and tied the Clemson record for the best final round score in school history…he tied record held by D.J. Trahan and John Engler so he is in pretty good company…shot a 30 on the back side that day…tied the Furman Invitational record for the lowest score in any round with that 64…Jodie Mudd of Georgia Southern (1981) and Matt Peterson of Georgia (1988) also had 64s at the Furman Invitational…had second round 70 at Augusta State Invitational, the low round of the day by a Tiger…had 71 in second round at ACC Tournament, he helped Tigers to 282 team score that day…shot a seven-over-par 223 at the NCAA Tournament, his score counted in two of the three rounds, including an even-par 72 in the opening round…had five rounds at par of better out of his 15 rounds for the Tigers as a freshman…his score counted towards Clemson’s team score in nine of 15 rounds, Clemson’s number-five player had counted just four of the first 18 team rounds in 2010-11…had 4.69 stroke average on par five holes, best on the Clemson team in 2010-11.

Getting to Know Thomas BradshawFavorite current professional golfer: Tiger WoodsFavorite athlete outside of golf: LeBron JamesFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Charles WarrenFavorite course I have played: SeminoleFavorite golf hole: #17 at OakmontToughest course I have played: OakmontMy best shot ever: Double eagle on 2nd hole in Carolinas Junior at the Dye Course at Colleton RiverMy best all-time round: 65 in Nike Junior All Star at Langdon Farms in OregonThe part of my game I must improve: Distance control and pitchingThe best part of my game is: PuttingMy favorite club: PutterThe biggest influence on my golf career has been: My DadMy dream foursome includes myseld and: My brother, Tiger Woods, and Jack Nicklaus.

Thomas

Bradshaw5-9 •160 •Jr.Columbia, SC


Thomas BradshawBefore Clemson: All-Area player of the year at the 3A level…finished fourth individu-ally at the 2010 South Carolina 3A Championship, his high school won the team compe-tition…finished fifth at the Southern Cross…Capital City Classic Champion in 2010…had eight wins and five other top five finishes in 2009…won AJGA Woodward Video, Jr. at The Greenbrier…state 3A Champion, Capital City Classic Champion, Sunshine Junior Champion, high school region champion…also took FCWT Duke Open Championship…member of Can/Am team that won the team title…also played in Carolinas/Virginia team match…runner-up at 2009 Azalea Junior and third place at AJGA Heritage Classic…hon-orable mention AJGA Rolex Junior All-American…3A All-State selection and the 3A Player of the year…averaged 72.15 for the year…ranked second in final 2009 Heritage Clas-sic Foundation South Carolina Junior rankings….South Carolina Junior champion in 2008 when he was 11-under-par…3A State individual champion in 2009, his high school team won the team title as well…3A Player-of-the-Year in South Carolina as a sophomore…made all-state team in 2007 and 2008.

Personal: Majoring in Pre-business at Clemson…son of Bill and Sheri Bradshaw and brother of Clemson golfer Brewer Bradshaw…Sheri was runner-up Miss America in 1985 and father was quarterback at South Carolina…born Jan. 10, 1992.

Tournament by Tournament, 2010-11

Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin3/7-8 USCA Cleve. Cl. 72-77-78 +17 227 583/18-20 Furman 72-73-64 -7 209 34/2-3 Augusta State 82-70-73 +9 225 604/22-24 ACC Tournament 77-71-79 +11 227 445/19-21 NCAA Regional 72-77-74 +7 223 58


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/9-11 Carpet Classic 79-76-73 +12 228 5010/3-4 Jerry Pate 69-76-81 +16 226 4210/14-16 Bank of Tennessee 79-73-78 +14 230 502/19-21 Puerto Rico Classic 69-75-68 -4 212 63/5-6 USC-Aiken 73-73-71 +7 217 143/16-18 Furman 71-69-69 -7 209 43/31-4/1 Augusta State 78-70-68 E 216 304/9-10 Woodlands 73-70-74 +1 217 254/20-22 ACC Tournament 70-74-76 +4 220 325/17-19 NCAA Regional 74-77-74 +9 225 39

Career Stats Top Year Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT2010-11 5 15 1111 1 9 3 2 74.07 1 64 2092011-12 10 30 2200 6 21 0 10 73.33 2 68 209Total 15 45 3311 7 30 2 13 73.58 3 64 209

All-Time Hole in One ShotsYear Course City Hole Club Distance2008 Spring Valley CC Columbia, SC 16 6 186


Miller Capps

Overview: True freshman who comes to Clemson from Denver, NC, but he was born in nearby Seneca and grew up a Clemson fan…both of his parents went to Clemson…finished second in the state 3A South Carolina Championship in the ninth grade, then moved with his family to North Carolina…true freshman who entered Clemson in August of 2012…has had immediate impact on the Clemson team…he is third on the Clemson team in stroke average through the fall with a 74.08 average.

Fall 2012: Played in all four Clemson fall events and scored at 75 or better in nine of the 12 rounds, second best on the Tigers team…had a 68 at the Jerry Pate Invitational that was the second best score by a Tiger in the fall…shot a 210 at that tournament, best among Clemson golfers and the 210 score was second best 54 hole score of the fall among Clemson golfers…Capps finished third at the Jerry Pate, one of the top national tournaments of the fall and that third-place finish was the best by a Clemson golfer…had rounds of 72-68-70 for his even par score…second best Clemson golfer at the US Collegiate with a 223 score, he had consistent rounds of 74-75-74…for the fall his score counted in 10 of 12 rounds…had the best score of the day twice…finished the fall with 28 birdies, third best on the team…hit fairway 71.4 percent of his drives, tied for best on the Clemson team…

Summer 2012: Finished in the quarterfinals of the North Carolina Match Play…reached the match play by shooting 140 in the stroke play qualifier, third best in the field…finished 11th at the North Carolina Amateur with a 291 score, including 141 for the last two rounds…finished 23rd at the Carolinas Amateur.

In High School: Ranked as the number-one player in Tar Heel Youth Golf Associa-tion coming out of high school….four-time all-state and all-conference team member…played on two state championship teams and a another that finished second…finished fifth at the state 2A Tournament individually as a senior…team also won three conference championships…named the North Carolina Junior Player of the Year for 2011…placed in the top 10 seven times in 2011 in various tournaments…reached match play at US Junior Amateur in Bremerton, WA…finished sixth at the North Carolina 2A Championship as a junior…had a 72.8 stroke average in 2011…ranked 20th in the US in the class of 2012 by the National Junior Golf Scoreboard…made the cut at the North Carolina Amateur and the North Carolina Open in the summer of 2011…made his only hole in one in 2008 on the 17th hole at Lexington Country Club in the South Carolina Junior Tournament…born September 28, 1993 in Seneca, SC…played his high school golf for Mark Lackey at North Lincoln High in Denver, NC…majoring in political science at Clemson.

Getting to Know Miller CappsFavorite Professional Golfer: Jay HaasFavorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Chipper JonesFavorite Clemson Golfer of All-time: Jack FergusonFavorite Course I have played: Charlotte Country ClubCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalAll-time Low Round : 68 at Pinehurst #8 & 2012 Jerry PateMy Best Shot ever: Hole in one at #17 at Lexington Country Club in the South Carolina Junior 2008Best Part of my game: Long ironsNeed to Improve on: putting and short gameMy best club is a: 4 ironMy dream foursome is myself and : My Dad, Bobby Jones, Ben HoganWho has had the most influence on your athletic career: My DadWhat is your favorite hobby: ReadingIf I hadn’t gone to Clemson, I would have gone to: University of North CarolinaWhen I finish my playing career I would like to: Graduate from Law School and eventually become involved in business and politics


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/9-11 Carpet Classic 79-70-75 +8 224 459/30-2 Fighting Ill. Classic 77-74-81 +22 232 6310/15-16 Jerry Pate 72-68-70 E 210 310/19-21 US Collegiate 74-75-74 +7 223 34

Miller

Capps5-9 •150 •Fr.Denver, NC


Overview: Sophomore who had strong impact on Clemson’s 2011-12 team…played in five of the 11 events and had solid 74.80 stroke average...another outstanding player from Easley, the same area that sent Corbin Mills to Clemson….outstanding student who had a 4.0 in his first semester….on pace to be a Junior academically by the end of the Spring 2013 semester….grandson of former Furman football coach Jimmy Satterfield...named to the Clemson Academic honor roll for the 2011-12 academic year.

Fall 2012: Did not play in the fall.

Summer 2012: Had active summer, he competed in the Monroe and Rice Planters national tournaments…finished 68th at Monroe, but had 68 in the third round…missed cut at the Rice Planters, but had a 68 in the final round there…10th at his South Carolina Amateur qualifier.

2011-12: Freshman who came on to play in the last two events of the fall, then in three more events in the spring… saw his score count in all six of his rounds in the fall and nine of 12 for the year …had a second round 70 at the Ridges in the Bank of Tennessee to highlight his fall…helped Clemson to seven-under-par score of 281 that day…tied for third among Clemson golfers at that tournament and finished in 30th place overall…had a 224 score for the 54 holes…bettered that at the US Collegiate where he shot 222 for the 54 holes, six over par…fourth among Tigers in that tournament…had 38 birdies for the year and had a 3.13 scoring average on par three holes, best on the team…had 73.0 scoring average in the final round, fourth on the team…had the best score of the day twice…finished his season off with a 70 at the Woodlands in April, tying for the best round of he day by a Clemson golfer and helping Tigers to an even par scoring day.

Prior to Clemson: Outstanding player at Easley High School in Easley, SC… ranked as high as third in the South Carolina Heritage Junior rankings during his career at Easley High… played for Dave Giffin at Easley High School...won the Upstate Junior Classic in 2010 and also had second-place finishes at the George Holliday, the SCJA Junior Cham-pionship and the CGA South Carolina Match Play Championship… finished sixth at the CGA Junior Championship….only player in 2010-2011 to make all of the following four events: the Carolinas-Virginias matches, the SC-GA Cup matches, the Can-Am matches and the North-South All star match,,.,led one of the best high school teams in the state, finished 2nd, third twice, and fourth as a team during the 2011 season…committed to Clemson as a sophomore in high school.

Personal: Born April 16, 1993…Garrett is the grandson of Jimmy Satterfield, who coached Furman to the Division I-AA National Football Championship in 1988….son of Todd and Sydney Garrett…majoring in financial management.

Hayden Garrett

Getting to Know Hayden GarrettFavorite Current Professional Golfer: Webb SimpsonFavorite Athlete outside of golf: Tim TebowFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Chris PattonFavorite course I have played: Old Tabby LinksFavorite Course I would Like to Play: Augusta NationalMy Best Shot Ever: 110-yard wedge to five feet to win Upstate Junior ClassicMy best all-time round: 64 at Smithfield Country Club in Easley, SCThe Best Part of my game is: Driving My favorite club: Sand WedgeI need to Improve on: My tee shotsThe Biggest influence on my golf career has been: My grandfather.If I had not gone to Clemson I would have gone to: Harvard or Stanford My dream foursome includes myself and: Lucas Glover, Jonathan Byrd and Kyle Stanley


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin10/14-16 Bank of Tenn. 81-70-73 +8 224 3010/23-25 US Collegiate 73-76-73 +6 222 413/16-18 Furman 78-76-74 +2 228 863/31-4/1 Augusta State 77-75-75 +11 227 734/9-10 Woodlands 77-74-70 +5 221 50

Career Stats Top Year Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT2011-12 5 15 1122 0 9 0 2 74.80 0 70 221

Hayden

Garrett6-3 •160 •So.

Easley, SC


Blake Kennedy

Overall: True freshman who had a solid fall…played in the last two events and had a 74.17 stroke average, fourth best on the team…native of Spartanburg, SC who comes to Clemson from Dorman High, the same school that sent D.J. Trahan to an All-America career at Clemson…six-time all-state selection, that tied a state record for making the all-state team….named Upstate Golfer of the Year by Spartanburg Herald each of the last two years…won 4A State title as a freshman in 2009.

Fall 2012: Had the low round of the fall by a Clemson golfer with a 67 at the Jerry Pate Invitational in the second round…finished 11th at that event, the first tournament of his Clemson career and second best among the Clemson golfers at that event in Alabama…also played in the US Collegiate just a few days later in Atlanta and had a 227 score for 56th place…again second round was his best as he fired a 71…tied for the best round of the day in that performance…had 16 birdies for his two tournaments and six rounds in the fall…his score counted in 7 of 9 rounds…hit .690 of his fairways, third best on the Clemson team.

Summer 2012: Had his best round of the summer at the Junior Azalea where he had a 62 that included a 28 on the back nine…that was big round in him winning the tourna-ment…played in three major amateur events, he finished 39th at South Carolina Amateur with consistent rounds of 73-72-70-73 for 288 total…played in the Monroe Invitational and finished at 299…finished with a 226 score at the Cardinal Amateur near Greensboro at the end of the summer, he finished 46th in that national amateur event….also finished sixth at the Scotty Robertson AJGA event with a 213 score.

In High School: A six-time all-state selection in South Carolina, tying a state record for all-state selections…had nine-hole average of 35.2 as a senior…won the Fleisher In-vitational four times…placed in the top eight of every tournament he played as a senior at Dorman High School…that includes a fifth-place finish at the state 4 A Tournament…won 2012 Region II 4A title by one shot at Verdae Greens in Greenville…it was his third straight win at that event…named Spartanburg Herald Upstate Golfer of the Year for 2011 and 2012….won 2009 4A State championship...won 2010 Jimmy Self Festival of Flowers…made stroke play at the 2011 US Amateur…born March 13, 1994 in Spartanburg, SC…signed with Clemson on November 9, 2011…majoring in marketing at Clemson…played his high school golf for Lewis Terry at Dorman High School in Spartanburg, SC.

Getting to Know Blake KennedyFavorite Professional Golfer: Tiger Woods/ Dustin JohnsonFavorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Michael PhelpsFavorite Clemson Golfer of All-time: Jonathan ByrdFavorite Course I have played: Colleton River Course near Hilton Head, SCCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalAll-time Low Round: 63 Jr. Azalea Country Club of CharlestonMy Best Shot ever: Double Eagle in a tournamentNeed to Improve on: EverythingMy dream foursome is myself and: Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer, Dustin JohnsonWhat is your favorite hobby: Hanging out with friendsWhen I finish my playing career I would like to: Help others, work with a clothing or sports gear line


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin10/15-16 Jerry Pate 74-67-77 +8 218 1110/19-21 US Collegiate 78-71-78 +11 227 56

Blake

Kennedy5-11 •161 •Fr.

Spartanburg, SC


Billy Kennerly

Getting to Know Billy KennerlyFavorite Current Professional Golfer: Luke DonaldFavorite Athlete outside of golf: Roger FedererFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Lucas GloverFavorite course I have played: Sage ValleyFavorite Course I would like to play: Augusta NationalMy Best Shot Ever: Double eagle on a par five when I was 12.My best all-time round: 63 at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, NCThe Best Part of my game is: Short gameMy favorite club: PutterThe part of the game I must improve is: Wedge playThe Biggest influence on my golf career has been: My fatherFavorite Hobby: FishingMy dream foursome includes myself and: My father, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/9-11 Carpet Classic 76-70-80 +10 226 4710/3-4 Jerry Pate 72-79-69 +10 220 2410/14-16 Bank of Tenn. 77-69-74 +4 220 1510/23-25 US Collegiate 74-72-72 +2 218 222/19-21 Puerto Rico Classic 72-71-70 -3 213 73/5-6 USC-Aiken 70-73-72 +5 215 73/16-18 Furman 74-69-70 -3 213 113/31-4/1 Augusta State 75-69-70 -2 214 234/9-10 Woodlands 73-72-70 -1 215 204/20-22 ACC Tournament 74-70-73 +1 217 215/17-19 NCAA Regional 75-78-76 +13 229 55


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/7-9 Carpet Classic 76-80-75 +15 231 709/30-10/2 Fighting Ill. Classic 77-74-81 +22 232 6310/19-21 US Collegiate 81-71-71 +7 223 34

Career Stats Top Year Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT2011-12 11 33 2400 4 28 5 11 72.73 2 69 213

Overview: Sophomore who had a strong freshman season…had 72.73 stroke aver-age, fifth best in Clemson history by a freshman, and best since Kyle Stanley’s record 70.87 in 2006-07…only Stanley, D.J. Trahan, John Engler and Lucas Glover have had better freshman seasons… did not miss a tournament as a freshman, one of two Tigers to play in all 11…had a streak of nine straight top 25 finishes, best on the team…ranked in the top five among AGJA players when he entered Clemson in fall of 2011…first-team AJGA All-American in 2011…already had a PGA Tournament under his belt before he enrolled, as he played in the 2011 Wyndham Championship on the PGA Tour at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro August 18-19, 2011…..missed the cut, but had a solid 141 total on rounds of 70-71…qualified for that tournament by winning the FJ Invitational at Sedgefield, a national AJGA Tournament.

Fall 2012: Played in three of the four events and helped the Tigers to a pair of top five finishes in national events…had 76.22 stroke average…finished the fall with two under-par rounds, a pair of 71s at the US Collegiate near Atlanta…finished 34th in that national field… and was tied for the second best Clemson golfer at the event…had 16 birdies in the fall, his score counted seven of nine rounds…hit .690 of his fairways.

Summer 2012: Had the busiest summer of all the active Tigers…had four consecutive top 25 finishes…21st at the Jones Cup in February 2012 with a 225 score…finished 25th at the Palmetto, his performance included opening round 67…24th at the Sunnehanna Amateur, he shot 70-69 in the last two rounds…shot five-under 283 at the Dogwood Invitational in late June, 13th in the field…also played in the Players Amateur.

2011-12: Most consistent golfer on the 2011-12 Clemson team with nine straight top 25 finishes over the Fall and Spring…the nine total top 25 finishes were best on the team…had consecutive seventh-place finishes at Puerto Rico and the USC Aiken…then finished 11th at Furman…had signs of brilliance in the fall with second-round 70 at the Carpet Classic, second-round 70 at Jerry Pate and second-round 69 at Bank of Tennessee…had five rounds of par or better in the fall and four of the five were in the second round…helped Tigers to second place at Jerry Pate with a 220 score, including a final round score of 69…that was his first career top 25…then bettered that with 220 score and 15th place finish at Bank of Tennessee at the Ridges…that was his best finish of the fall and he was the top performer among Clemson golfers for the tournament…first freshman to be Clemson’s top finisher at a 54-hole event since Kyle Stanley in 2006-07…third among Tigers at US Collegiate in final event of the fall, he shot a 218 total, just two-over-par…finished 21st at ACC Tournament with 217 score…led the team in counting scores with 29 of his 33 rounds…had best score of the day five times and Clemson’s best golfer in three tournaments...finished 158 in the final Sagarin rankings…best on the team by far in hitting fairways, he hit at .777…had strong 72.56 stroke average in final round…had 4.08 stroke average on par four holes, third best on the team…had 98 birdies for the year, fourth on the team…averaged 11.63 pars per round, first on the team….hit .653 in greens in regulation, second on the team.

Summer 2011: Played in a number of junior tournaments before coming to Clem-son…he also played in the Palmetto Amateur and finished fifth with a 276 score, good enough for four-under-par…he had three rounds in the 60s, including a sterling 66 in the third round…also had rounds of 69 in each of the first two events…won the FJ Invita-tional AJGA event in July with a score of 269, 11-under-par…that tied the tournament record and he won by four shots…had a 63 during that tournament…had the lead after each of the four rounds in the tournament that included 99 players from 23 states and 10 foreign countries…named the National Junior Player of the Week by Golfweek for that performance that got him an invitation to the PGA Tour’s Wyndham Championship.

Before Clemson: An honorable mention AJGA All-American in 2009 and 2010, he was a first-team selection in 2011…comes to Clemson from Mount Pisgah Christian School in Alpharetta, GA where he played for Bryan Smyth…ranked in the top 15 in the nation by Polo’s list of 2011 signees…posted a 2-1-1 record for the East Team in the 2009 Can-non cup…has 15 career top 10 finishes in AJGA Tournaments…finished second at Exide Technologies Junior Open, the Mountain Top Collegiate Invitational and the Accusport Championship.

Personal: Born September 5, 1992 in Seattle, WA…majoring in pre-business at Clem-son.

Billy

Kennerly5-11 •165 •So.Alpharetta, GA


Parker Mills

Overview: Brother of former Clemson All-American Corbin Mills who is in his first year with the Clemson team…did not play in the fall, he could be red-shirted this year….had outstanding victory at the Festival of Flowers in Greenwood this past summer.

Summer 2012: Won the Festival of Flowers Amateur in Greenwood with scores of 69-70…birdied three of the last four holes to win the event…that was his first major amateur event outside of junior play…finished eighth at his South Carolina Amateur qualifier with a pair of 70s…then played in the South Carolina Amateur and shot 152 for his two rounds.

High School: Region 4A all-conference three times…played his high school golf for Fran Campbell at Wren High in Easley…Wren team finished fifth at the 4A State Championship in 2012…all-region by Anderson Independent for 2012…finished third at the Jimmy Self and fourth at The Blade in the summer of 2011…had ninth-place finish at Donald Ross Junior tournament in 2011 played at Pinehurst #4 and #5…born 12/22/94 in Greenville, SC…studying marketing at Clemson.

Getting to Know Parker MillsFavorite Professional Golfer: Jason DufnerFavorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Kevin DurantFavorite Clemson Golfer of All-time: Corbin MillsFavorite Course I have played: Palmetto Golf ClubCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalAll-time Low Round: 67 Florence Country ClubBest Part of my game: Short gameNeed to Improve on: drivingMy best club is a: pitching wedgeMy dream foursome is myself and: My Grandpa, my Dad, and my BrotherWho has had the most influence on your athletic career: My Brother, CorbinWhat is your favorite hobby: BasketballWhen I finish my playing career I would like to: Play professional golf

Parker

Mills6-3 •160 •Fr.

Easley, SC


Cody ProveauxMike Muscatell

Overview: Qualified for the US Amateur at Cherry Hill in August 2012…qualified by shooting 78-66 at his US Amateur qualifier on July 16-17 at Colleton River Plantation Dye Course in Bluffton, SC (near Hilton Head)…that was his low round of the summer, he also had a 67 at South Carolina Amateur qualifer…did not play in a tournament for Clemson this past year, but is a veteran of three events in the past…has 78.11 career stroke average with a low of 71 at The Brickyard on October 8, 2010…finished 14th at Furman in his first career tournament in the spring of 2010… resident of the state of South Carolina, but attended Charlotte Catholic High in Charlotte, NC where he was a two-time State Champion…veteran of two United States Junior Amateur Tournaments as well….a fully exempt AJGA player his last five years of eligibility at that level….fine student who was named to ACC Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09 and 2011-12.

Summer of 2012: Started his summer at the Monroe where he shot 304 and finished 71st…went to New York City for a month where he had an internship with Ameriprise Financial Corporation…came back to shoot a 67 at South Carolina Amateur qualifier on July 10…finished 57th at Carolinas Amateur July 12-15, then had remarkable second round 66 at US Amateur Qualifier at Colleton River Plantation to finish second to Todd White in that field…had 144 total, second to White’s 141…shot 149 for two rounds at the South Carolina Amateur, he missed the cut by two shots.

In 2011-12: Did not appear in a tournament for the Tigers.

Summer 2011: Played in three major summer amateur events…had his best showing at the South Carolina Amateur where he finished 23rd with a 296 score…had rounds of 71-74-79-72…also played at the Monroe and the Carolinas Amateur.

In 2010-11: Played in a pair of tournaments for the Tigers, one in the fall and one in the spring…had 227 score at The Brickyard…got off to good start with career best 71 on the par 72 course…finished 50th overall with +11 score…played at the Puerto Rico Invitational as ell, Clemson’s first spring event.

Summer of 2010: Finished 44th at prestigious Monroe Invitational in June, he had rounds of 80-69-70-77 to finish at 296…his second round 69 tied for the best in the field of top amateurs at that event.

In 2009-10: Played in the Furman Invitational as an individual and finished 14th with a 221 score…had consistent rounds of 74-75-72, five-over-par…had 10 birdies and an eagle at the Furman University course…averaged 29.33 putts per round….had 4.42 average on the par five holes during the tournament…finished strong with even par 72 in the final round…played in the Azalea Amateur at the Country Club of Charleston March 25-28 and finished 18th place with a 289 score…it was second straight 289 score at that tournament for Muscatell…had second round 68 and finished ahead of former Clemson All-American John Engler among others.

Summer of 2009: Had an active year at the amateur events, that began with 28th place finish at the Azalea Amateur in March…had rounds of 72-70-71-76 to finish with 289 score…finished ahead of Georgia Tech All-American Cameron Tringale and Dallas Cow-boys quarterback Tony Romo at that event…also played at Palmetto Amateur (57th) , Monroe Amateur (66th) , the North-South and the South Carolina Amateur…had second round 70 at South Carolina Amateur to tie for his low score of the summer.

In 2008-09: Red-shirted the season…named to ACC Academic Honor Roll.

Summer of 2008: Finished 27th at Azalea Invitational in late March with a 301 score, including a third round 67...had his best finish at the Terra Cotta Invitational, he was 17th after a 221 score…also played at the Monroe (64th) and the Northeast Amateur (72nd)…did not qualify for United States Amateur, but was 13th at his sectional.

Prior to Clemson: Won North Carolina High School Championship at 2A level in 2005 and the 3A championship in 2006…also had a top 10 finish (9th) in 2008…had rounds of 73-72 to win in 2005 and rounds of 71-67 in winning in 2006…graduate of Charlotte Catholic High in Charlotte, NC where he had a 34.0 scoring average for his nine hole events…all-state selection in 2005, 2006 and 2008…named team MVP each of his four years (2005 through 2008)…the Queen City Conference Player of the Year as a junior and senior…the Charlotte Observer Player of the Year in 2005 and 2006…all-conference all four years and all region in 2005, 2006 and 2008…had four top 10 finishes in AJGA events, including a fourth place at the Hargrave Junior Classic in 2006 and fifth place at Aldila Junior Classic in 2007…played on victorious South Carolina team in the 2007 Can-Am matches versus the Canadian junior team in 2007…won the 23rd Scott Robertson Memorial…played in the United States Junior Amateurs in 2005 and 2007…medalist at his qualifying site out of 82 golfers with consecutive rounds of 69 in 2007 and the number-two ranked qualifier in 2005 when he had rounds of 69-70…won the individual 2008 TW Memorial… also played basketball in high school.

Personal: Named to Principals Honor roll at Charlotte Catholic…an eagle scout…son of Mike and Freida Muscatell…majoring in finance…born June 23, 1990.

Getting to Know Michael MuscatellFavorite Professional Golfer in History: Ben HoganFavorite Athlete outside of golf: Mickey MantleFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Brennan KingFavorite course I have played: Quaker Ridge in Long Island, NYCourse I would like to Play: St. AndrewsFavorite Golf Hole: #18 at Bay HillToughest Course I have played: Karsten Creek in Stillwater, OKMy Best Shot Ever: Hole in one at #8 at Gaston Country ClubMy best all-time round: 64The Best Part of my game is: Ball-strikingMy favorite club: PutterThe part of the game I must improve is: Course managementThe Biggest influence on my golf career has been: My DadMy dream foursome includes myself and: My dad, Ben Hogan and Tiger Woods


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin3/19-21 Furman 74-75-72 +5 221 14


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin10/8-10 Brickyard 71-78-78 +11 227 502/20-22 Puerto Rico 86-83-86 +39 255 75

Career Stats Top Year Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT2009-10 1 3 221 0 3 0 1 73.67 0 72 2212010-11 2 6 482 0 1 1 0 80.33 0 71 227Total 3 9 703 0 4 1 1 78.11 0 71 221

All-Time Hole in One Shots

Year Course City Club Used Distance2006 Gaston CC Gaston, NC 8-iron 165

Mike

Muscatell6-3 •270 •*Sr.Lake Wylie, SC


Cody Proveaux

At Clemson: Had a strong Fall of 2012 with the second best stroke average on the team at 72.92…one of the most highly regarded players to come to Clemson in recent years…two-time winner of the Jay Haas Award as the top junior in South Carolina…first-two-time winner since Kyle Thompson in 1995-96…two-time AJGA All-American (first-team in 2011 and second team in 2010…National Junior Player of the Year by the AJGA in 2011…he won the Junior PGA that year…already has a PGA Tour event under his belt, he played in the 2012 St. Jude Classic in Memphis and had rounds of 75-71, he missed the cut by just three shots…among the players he defeated was US Open Champion Graeme McDow-ell…comes to Clemson from Pelion High School, the same school that sent Clemson All-American center Dalton Freeman to Clemson…Freeman and Proveaux were actually on the same high school golf team at Pelion when Proveaux was in the eighth grade.

Fall 2012: Had a strong fall with a 72.92 stroke average, second best on the team…played in all four tournaments and scored at 75 or better in 11 of the 12 rounds, best on the team…also had five rounds at par or better, best on the team…had his best round at the Illini Invitational when he scored a 69 in the final round…his best performance was a seventh-place finish at the US Collegiate in Alpharetta where he shot a 217 after consis-tent rounds of 72-73-72…also finished 12th at the Fighting Illini Classic and 19th at the Jerry Pate…had the best score of the day in four of his 12 rounds and was Clemson’s top performer at the US Collegiate by six shots…had a 72.25 stroke average in the first round, best on he team…had 39 birdies in the fall, best on the team…his score counted in 11 of 12 rounds…has a #69 Sagarin ranking entering the Spring of 2013…averaged 28.33 putts per round, best on the team….finished the fall/winter with fifth-place finish at the Patriot Amateur with a 209 score, just three shots off the pace of the winner.

Summer 2012: Had many highlights as a junior player and in national amateur tourna-ments…won the South Carolina Amateur just two weeks before he enrolled at Clemson with a 13-under-par 267 score at the Country Club of Spartanburg, August 2-5…that 267 score was the second lowest gross score in the 81-year history of the event…the only score that is better is a 266 by former Clemson All-American Lucas Glover in 1999…Proveaux’s 13-under par score was also one of the lowest figures vs. par in the history of the event…had rounds of 69-65-65-68 in defeating Caleb Sturgeon by three shots…finished tied for fifth at his US Amateur qualifier July 30-31 with a 142 score…was alter-nate for the US Amateur…had an eighth-place finish at the Players Amateur in Bluffton, SC when he had a 215 score…also competed in Jones Cup, Northeast Amateur and Porter Cup…finished the year ranked 16th among juniors…one of his highlights of the summer took place on July 27 when he sank a putt that allowed the East team to retain the Wynd-ham Cup at Bay Hill in Orlando…he needed to make an eight-foot par save to halve his match with Brad Dalke…he also defeated Dalke in a crucial match the previous year to help the East team win for the first time in six years…one of three recipients of the Byron Nelson International Junior Golf Award, which is presented to promising juniors who not only perform well on the course, but shine academically and in the community.

Summer 2011: Named the AJGA Rolex Junior Golfer of the year for 2011…first-team AJGA Rolex All-American…highlight of the summer was his victory at the 36th Junior PGA Championship at Sycamore Golf Club in Fort Wayne, IN…made a 15-foot putt from the fringe for birdie on the 18th hole to win the tournament…shot six under par for the event…runner up at the Bobby Chapman and the HP Boys Championship…won SCJGA Jimmy Self Festival of Flowers...top ranked player on the Heritage Classic Foundation with 1899 points.

Summer 2010: Won the Polo Golf Junior Classic in 2010 for his first AJGA victory…won six matches to win the championship, he never trailed from the quarterfinal through the final…won championship match over Michael Kim of Del mar, CA 4&3…second-team AJGA Rolex All-American…also had three runner-up finishes at AJGA events that year and 13 top 10s…won the Jay Haas Award as the top junior player in the state of South Carolina.

In High School: A six-time letterman at Pelion High School…played on that team with his brother, Caleb, the last two years played under coach Parrish Deans…Caleb and Cody actually tied for third at the 2012 High School League Championship as senior…won the state championship at the 2A level in 2010 and 2011, he was co-medalist then lost in a playoff in 2009…finished in a tie for third in 2012…his father, Charles, has been his coach and his brother Caleb a frequent caddy, including at the FedEx St. Jude Classic in June of 2012…first attended Clemson golf camp when he was 10 years old…born April 6, 1994.

Getting to Know Cody ProveauxFavorite Professional Golfer: Kenny PerryFavorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Roger FedererFavorite Clemson Golfer of All-time: Charles WarrenFavorite Course I have played: TPC SawgrassCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalAll-time Low Round : 59, Coopers Creek Golf ClubMy Best Shot ever: 15 ft. putt to win the Wyndham Cup, 2012Best Part of my game: PuttingNeed to Improve on: IronsMy best club is a: PutterMy dream foursome is myself and: Kenny Perry, Lee Trevino, Bubba WatsonWho has had the most influence on your athletic career: My DadWhat is your favorite hobby: BasketballIf I hadn’t gone to Clemson, I would have gone to: Oklahoma State


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/7-9 Carpet Classic 71-72-79 +6 222 319/30-10/2 Fighting Ill. Classic 74-73-69 +6 216 1210/15-16 Jerry Pate 72-75-73 +10 220 1910/19-21 US Collegiate 72-73-72 +1 217 7

All-Time Hole in One Shots

Year Course City Club Used Distance2010 Coopers Creek Leesville, SC 8-iron 1632010 Coopers Creek Leesville, SC 5-iron 1822011 Innisbrook Palm Harbor, FL 4-iron 2152011 Coopers Creek Leesville, SC P-wedge 143

Proveaux won the 2012 South Carolina Amateur.

Cody

Proveaux5-11 •215 •Fr.Leesville, SC


Crawford Reeves

Overview: In fourth year as a starter…one of the top student-athletes at Clemson, he has a chance to be first Clemson golfer to make first-team Academic All-ACC four straight years…has been Clemson’s top player in the NCAA tournament each of the last three years, including 14th place finish last year at Bowling Green, KY…has a 71.22 stroke average in nine career regional rounds...veteran of 28 events in last three years, he has seven top 10 finishes, 15 rounds in the 60s and 28 rounds under par, best among all active golfers…has shot 75 or better in 60 of his 83 career rounds…had strong junior year with 71.62 stroke average, second behind All-American Corbin Mills…shot four-over-or-better in every tournament last year, only Tiger who could make that claim… ranked 79th in final Sagarin ranking last year…also second best in terms of stroke average on 2010-11 team…starter on Clemson’s 16th ranked team as a freshman in 2009-10...first-team AJGA All-American out of high school… first first-team AJGA All-American to come to Clemson since Kyle Stanley in 2006, but just the second since 1996….ranked among the top 20 juniors in the nation by Sagarin…played for the United States in the 2008 Can-non Cup matches…two-time South Carolina Junior Match Play Champion, then won the South Carolina Match Play championship in summer of 2009 when he won five consecu-tive matches… recipient of the Jay Haas Award as the top ranked junior player in South Carolina for 2008…Reeves plays out of Thornblade Club in Greer, the same course where Haas is a member…his brother Austin was starter on Furman golf team and won the South Carolina Amateur Championship in 2011…Crawford has had five eagles each of he last two years.

Fall 2012: Played in all four events in the fall…had 75.33 stroke average…had second round 70 at the Carpet Classic for his best round of the fall…finished 36th at Jerry Pate to help Tigers to fifth place finish as a team…his score counted 10 of 12 rounds…had 27 birdies.

Summer 2012: Had a very busy summer, he played in six major amateur events…had his best performance at the South Carolina Amateur where he finished third with a nine under par score of 271…had two rounds of 64, the first and fourth…had consecutive top 25 finishes at Palmetto Amateur and the Monroe Amateur…shot 290 at Palmetto and 287 at Monroe…had final round 66 at Monroe…finished 45th at Players Amateur and 30th at Porter Cup....had two more rounds in the 60s at Porter Cup.

2011-12: Had outstanding junior year with 71.62 stroke average, second on the team…just 0.32 strokes per round behind All-American Corbin Mills…his stroke average was among the top 20 in Clemson history for a season…played just the seven spring events, he missed the fall due to a back injury… had consistent year with 10 under-par rounds in 21 total rounds…13 of his 21 rounds were par or better…had back-to-back top four finishes to help Clemson to a pair of championships…finished second at USC Aiken and fourth at Furman…his birdie on last hole at USC Aiken gave Tigers the team title…first or second best Clemson golfer in five of the last six events of the year…had best par four average on the team at 4.03…led the team in eagles with five and had best average on par five holes at 4.68…had best score of the day in 14 of 21 rounds he played, best on the team…had the best tournament three of his seven events… shot 71 or better in all seven of his second rounds in 2011-12...had final Sagarin ranking of 79…second on team in putting at 29.78 putts per round…had six rounds at 70 or less in second rounds of tournaments…shot a career best 66 in the second round at ACC Tournament…Clemson’s top golfer in the NCAA Regional at Bowling Green, KY, he finished 14th with 218 score…ranked in top 20 in the nation in sand saves.

Summer 2011: Played in five major tournaments and had three top 20 finishes…started the summer with a 15th place finish at the Monroe, his performance included a third round 67…finished with a 283 score…followed that the next week with 18th place finish at the Northeast Amateur with a one under par score of 275…had a final round 67…finished 26th at the Player’s Amateur with another one under par score (287), including a second round 69…finished 42nd at Palmetto Amateur, then closed the summer with a 15th place

In 2010-11: Clemson’s best golfer in the spring in terms of stroke average with a 72.00 for the seven events…that includes a 71.2 average over his last 18 rounds…finished the 2010-11 season on a streak of six consecutive top 16 finishes, including a seventh place at the NCAA Regional in Colorado… Clemson’s first or second ranked player in each of the last six events….. Mr. Consistency with six straight tournaments between 211 and 216 to close the year…had just three top 10s for the year, but three more finishes 11 through 16…had a rough fall with 75.56 stroke average, fifth on the team…best finish of fall was 23rd place at the Carpet Classic when he had a 220, four over par…had 83 to open the Ping Preview, his high round as a Tiger…had three straight rounds of 75 at US Collegiate…started his run of good play with 213 at Puerto Rico Classic for 11th place finish, best among Tigers by five shots…had fifth-place finish at USC Aiken Cleveland Clas-sic, his best finish of the year…had consecutive rounds of 69 to open the tournament, his first back-to-back rounds in the 60s in the same tournament…finished sixth at Furman to help Clemson to the team title…had final round 68 for his career best at the time…then started Augusta State with a 68…finished 12th at Augusta State, then 16th at ACC Tournament…had career best 67 in the final round at the ACC tournament, he was six-under-par for first seven holes…finished season with seventh-place finish off a 211 score at NCAA Regional…had a 69 in the second round…second on the team in stroke average with 73.06 average, but he was just two total strokes off the team leader, Corbin Mills……had seven rounds in the 60s to lead the team, all seven came in the spring over the last 16 rounds…had 10 under-par rounds to rank tied for first on the team… shot 75 or better in 24 of his 30 rounds and had his score count towards Clemson’s team score 28 of 30 rounds…had 71.6 stroke average in final rounds, best on the team…also led the team in par three scoring with 3.19 average…tied for the team lead in eagles with five… had the best round of the day 11 times for the year, second to Corbin Mills who has 13...ranked 114th in the nation according to Sagarin computer rankings to close the year.

Summer of 2010: Played in only five events, but had a top 20 in every competition he entered…did not elect to defend his South Carolina Amateur Match Play title, but finished 20th at Monroe Invitational to start the summer…had consistent rounds of 71-73-72-71 for 287 score…finished fifth at Eastern Amateur for his high finish of the summer…shot nine-under-par 271 on rounds of 67-68-70-66…finished 17th at Palmetto, including a final round 66…made consecutive eagles on the 14th and 15th holes in that final round…sev-enth at his US Amateur qualifier, but not good enough to advance to US Amateur…finished summer with 10th place at South Carolina Amateur, he had rounds of 75-68-69.

In 2009-10: Starter as a first-year freshman who showed tremendous improvement over the course of the season…had pair of top 10 finishes and nine rounds under-par…fourth on team in top 10 finishes and fourth in under-par rounds…he had nine rounds at 72 or better during his last 18 rounds…played his most consistent at NCAA Southeast Regional when he shot 72 or better in all three rounds...had second round 68 that tied for the best round by a Tiger at the tournament...finished strong with final round 72 to help Ti-gers to second-place regional finish, just two strokes behind top ranked Oklahoma State...helped Clemson to a second-place finish at The Brickyard in his second career event, he finished 21st with 145 score…had top 10 finish at Jacksonville with 224 score, that was his first top 10 as a Tiger…had second round 69 that was best round of the tournament by a Clemson golfer…struggled at Puerto Rico, but came back strong at Furman when he finished fourth as an individual…had 74-72-70 tournament at Furman, he had a good battle with his brother Austin in that same event…had second round 68 at The Hootie, best round by a Tiger at that event…had good start at Augusta State with 70-71, helping Tigers to a fourth-place team finish…had under-par rounds in first two rounds of ACC Tournament with 71-70 scores, he finished 34th overall…fifth on the team in birdies with 87, he was second in eagles with four….had 72.57 stroke average in second round this year, the second round was his best round in eight of his 11 tournaments.

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Crawford Reeves

Getting to Know Crawford ReevesFavorite professional golfer of all-time: Jay Haas Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Brett FavreFavorite Clemson golfer of all-time: Matt HendrixFavorite course I have played: Palmetto Golf ClubCourse I would like to play: Augusta NationalFavorite golf hole: #18 at Palmetto Golf ClubToughest course I have played: Victoria National Golf ClubMy best shot ever: 7 iron from 189 on the final hole of the S.C. Match Play to 2 inches to winMy best all-time round: 64The best part of my game is: DrivingMy favorite club: Lob wedgeThe part of the game I must improve is: Putting The biggest influence on my golf career has been: My Dad My dream foursome includes myself and...My dad, my brother Austin, and Bobby Jones

Crawford ReevesSummer 2009: Had a strong summer that was highlighted by his victory at the South Carolina Match Play…had rounds of 69-72 to finish eighth in the qualifying….then won five straight matches to claim the title…had to beat two current teammates along the way, he downed Brewer Bradshaw in 19 holes in second round and McCuen Elmore 5&4 in the semifinals…defeated Garret Grimes 1 up to win the championship…reached second round of match play at the Carolina Amateur, he defeated Bert Atkinson in the first round 5&4 before losing to Todd Hendley 1 up….made the cut at the South Carolina Amateur and finished 42nd.

In High School: Helped Eastside High School to a top four team finish at the State 3A Championship three years in a row…that includes the school’s first state team title in 2009 when he finished fourth at 145…he also finished in the top four individually all three years… finished the year number-one in the Heritage Classic rankings with 1458 points…three-time all-state selection…five-time all-conference choice…three-time Region Player of the Year…had quite a year in 2008 as he won 10 events…among his victories were the Scott Robertson Memorial, the Blade Junior Classic, the Jimmy Self Invitational, South Carolina Junior Match Play, SCJGA Players Championship, SCJGA Four Ball, AJGA Medicus Preseason championship, Furman Invitational and Anderson Sunshine…qualified for the US Amateur…finished ninth at the 2008 Palmetto Amateur…also finished seventh at the Rolex Tournament of Champions.

Personal: Son of Rob and Barbara Reeves…brother Austin was 2010 Southern Confer-ence Champion for Furman and 2011 South Carolina Amateur Champion…majoring in pre-business…born June 12, 1991.


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/11-13 Carpet Classic 75-85-76 +20 236 5410/10-11 Brickyard 75-70 +1 145 2110/25-27 Isleworth 79-75-80 +18 234 592/8-9 Jacksonville 77-69-78 +8 224 82/21-23 Puerto Rico Classic 80-76-78 +18 234 733/19-21 Furman 74-72-70 E 216 43/28-30 Hootie 78-68-76 +6 222 524/3-4 Augusta State 70-71-78 +3 219 524/23-25 ACC Tournament 71-70-80 +5 221 345/20-22 NCAA Southeast 72-68-72 +2 212 136/1-3 NCAA National 84-73-78 +19 235 152


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/10-12 Carpet Classic 74-72-74 +4 220 239/26-28 Ping Preview 83-76-76 +19 235 5610/24-26 US Collegiate 75-75-75 +9 225 441/31-1 Jacksonville Inv. 81-77-72 +14 230 382/20-22 Puerto Rico Classic 71-73-69 -3 213 113/7-8 USCA Cleveland Cl. 69-69-74 +2 212 53/18-20 Furman 73-73-68 -2 214 64/2-3 Augusta State 68-77-71 E 216 124/22-24 ACC Tournament 75-74-67 E 216 165/17-19 NCAA Regional 72-69-70 -5 211 7


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin2/19-21 Puerto Rico Classic 74-70-73 +1 217 233/5-6 USC-Aiken 69-70-70 -1 209 23/16-18 Furman 78-76-74 +2 228 863/31-4/1 Augusta State 72-71-73 E 216 304/9-10 Woodlands 71-70-74 -1 215 204/20-22 ACC Tournament 80-66-74 +4 220 325/17-19 NCAA Regional 73-68-77 +2 218 14


Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin9/7-9 Carpet Classic 74-70-79 +7 223 409/30-10/2 Fighting Ill. Classic 79-76-74 +19 229 5610/15-16 Jerry Pate 75-74-77 +16 226 3610/19-21 US Collegiate 77-74-75 +10 226 50

Career Stats Top Year Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT2009-10 11 32 2398 3 17 1 8 74.94 2 68 2122010-11 10 30 2192 7 24 3 10 73.06 3 67 2112011-12 7 21 1504 5 19 3 10 71.62 2 66 209Totals 28 83 6094 15 60 7 28 73.42 7 66 209

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Tiger Golf Gathering Each year the Clemson golf family meets to celebrate the accomplishments of the prvious year. The celebration includes the current team and the former play-ers, many of whom have gone on to great success at the professional level. The first “Tiger Golf Gather-ing” took place in December of 2003 and honored the Tigers 2003 National Championship team. The team received its championship rings at the ceremony. The Tiger Golf Gathering has now become a fixture on the schedule for more than 60 former Tigers and their families. Over 400 people attended the 2010 celebra-tion at Thornblade Country Club in 2010. A highlight of the evening was the announcement of the progress that had been made towards the construction of Clemson’s new golf building will be named the Larry B. Penley Jr. Golf Facility. Thanks to the efforts of Glover, Jona-than Byrd, and Charles Warren, who have been the driving force behind the Tiger Golf Gathering, over $1 million has been raised for the facility, which began construction last winter. The three-story, 6,600 square foot facility will provide meeting space and locker room space for the Clemson golf team. The 2009 Tiger Golf Gathering also included a check for $100,000 towards the building by Lucas Glover. The presentation was the result of Glover’s participation with the United States President’s Cup team in 2009. The Tiger Golf Gathering also includes two days of golf competition for the former Tigers in the pro ranks along with Clemson benefactors and administrators. Former Clemson legends such as Steve Fuller, Dwight Clark, Jim Stuckey and Rodney Williams have also participated. The events also include a live auction and a silent auction featuring Clemson sports memorabilia from the golf program, the PGA Tour and other sports.


Larry Penley

Larry Penley is in his 30th season as Clemson’s Head Coach. He has earned just about every honor possible in his tenure. That includes induction into the Collegiate Golf Hall of Fame at the age of 44, winning an NCAA Championship (2003), coaching two Ben Hogan Award winners (D.J. Trahan and Kyle Stanley), three US Public Links Champions (Kevin Johnson, DJ Trahan and Corbin Mills) and leading the Tigers to 21 Top 20 seasons, more than any coach in any sport in Clemson history.

In the summer of 2009 he watched former Tiger Lucas Glover win the 2009 United States Open, his first protégé to win a Major. Then, in August, it was announced that he was selected for the South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame. In December of 2009, it was announced Clemson’s new golf building would be named in his honor. The building was dedicated in September of 2011 and is one of the finest golf facilities in the nation. Penley has been a model of consistency since he became head coach in the fall of 1983. All 29 of his previous Tiger teams have been selected for the NCAA Tournament, including 25 that have advanced to the national tournament.

In his 29-year career, Clemson has posted 23 top 25 finishes, 21 top 20 finishes, 17 top 15 finishes, 12 top 10s and eight top five finishes at the NCAA Championships. That includes a streak of seven straight top 10s from 1997-2003, the first Clemson athletic pro-gram to do that since the men’s tennis program had seven straight between 1980-86. His top 25 seasons and top 20 seasons are a standard for any coach in any sport in Clemson history.

His 11 top 10 finishes are second to former Clemson soccer coach Dr. I.M. Ibrahim, who had 14. Over the last 16 years, Clemson has nine top 10 national finishes, among the top five totals in the nation.

One of those top 10 finishes came in 2003 when the Tigers won the national cham-pionship with a two-stroke victory over Oklahoma State on the Cowboys home course. It was Clemson’s first national championship in golf and the program’s first in any sport in 16 years.

Penley’s Tigers also won the ACC Championship and the NCAA East Regional title that spring, making Clemson the first program in NCAA history to win its conference, re-gional and national championship in the same year. Clemson won a school-record six team titles for the academic year and ranked number-one in the nation by Golfweek/Sagarin and the Golf Coach’s Association for the entire season. As a result of these achievements, Penley was named the National Coach of the Year by Golfweek and the Golf Coach’s Association for 2003. He also received coach of the year honors from the ACC and for the NCAA at the District level.

In January of 2004, he was inducted into the Golf Coach’s Association’s Hall of Fame, quite an accomplishment for someone just 44 years of age at the time. The victories con-tinued in the spring of 2004 when he led the Tigers to the ACC Tournament and East Re-gional Championship and finished with another top 20 finish at the NCAA Tournament.

Larry Penley Quick Facts

Birth: Born February 14, 1959 in Dallas, NC Family: Married to the former Heidi Grove. The couple has two daughters, Kelsey Lou and Mollie Ashton and a son, Andrew William (Drew). Education: Earned Bachelors degree in administrative management from Clemson University in 1983. Playing Experience: Member of Clemson team from 1977-78 through 1980-81. First-team All-ACC selection in 1980-81. Iron Duke Classic Champion in 1981. South-eastern Intercollegiate Champion in 1981. South Carolina Amateur Champion in 1987 and 1988. Carolinas Golf Association Mid-Amateur Champion in 1992. South Carolina Mid-Amateur Champion in 1990.Assistant Coach Experience: Assistant Coach at Clemson under Bobby Robin-son in 1982-83. Clemson finished fifth in the nation at the NCAA tournament. Head Coach Experience: Clemson University, 1983-84 to present. Major Honors: Dave Williams National Coach of the Year in 2003; Golfweek National Coach of the Year in 2003; ACC Coach of the Year in 1987, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2003 ,2004. Major Championships: National Champions in 2003; NCAA East Regional Champions in 1993, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004. ACC Champions in 1987, 1988, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004.

Clemson has had three more top 16 finishes since the 2004 season with a seventh place at Sunriver, OR in 2006, the fifth place finish in 2008 at Purdue and a 16th place finish at The Honors Course in 2010.

Penley has led Clemson to the NCAA East Region title, seven times, including a pair of “three-peats”. One of the “three-peats” happened as recently as 2002-03-04. No other college coach has won more than his seven NCAA regional championships.

The former All-ACC golfer at Clemson has won 63 tournaments as head coach of the Tigers, fourth in NCAA history for a coach at one school. He is third among active coaches with that total. He has won at least one tournament in 27 of his 29 seasons as Clemson head coach. He also has 68 second-place finishes, giving him 131 first or runner-up finishes in his career at Clemson in 362 tournaments.

Clemson players have flourished under Penley’s leadership. No less than 15 of his former players participated in various PGA or Nationwide Tour events in 2012. Five of his former players were full members of the PGA Tour in 2012.

A Clemson golfer has won at least one PGA event every year since 2004 and the nine-year run is the second longest active streak for one school in the nation. Only Arizona State has a longer streak. That includes Kyle Stanley, who won the PGA event in Phoenix last year when he overcame an eight shot deficit in the last round.

Lucas Glover won the 2009 United States Open and finished ninth on the PGA Tour money list in 2009. He has also played on two United States teams in the President’s Cup. Overall, six former Clemson golfers have won 15 PGA events over the years.

Clemson had 12 players on the ACC 50-Year Anniversary team in 2002, and 11 of the 12 players were coached by Penley. His former players have combined to win 11 PGA Tour events. Individually, Clemson has had 17 top 10 NCAA Tournament finishes in Penley’s career. That includes the NCAA Championship by Charles Warren in 1997, and his number-two finish in 1998. Kyle Stanley finished second in 2007 and 2009 and won the Ben Hogan Award in 2009. Ben Martin finished ninth in 2010. Penley has been honored for his success in the ACC, winning the ACC Coach-of-the-Year honors five of the last 15 years and six times overall. He was the first coach in ACC history to win this award three consecutive years (1996-97-98). He has eight ACC championships to his credit, second on the all-time list of ACC mentors.

Penley has won 63 tournaments in his 29 previous years at Clemson, including 16 that have been either ACC or NCAA

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Team Top NCAA NCAA All All Year Trn Avg 1st 2nd Five ACC Reg. Nat’l. ACC Amer. 1983-84 10 74.19 1 3 7 3rd NA 19th 2 1 1984-85 9 73.89 1 1 6 6th NA 27th 0 0 1985-86 13 73.61 3 3 8 4th NA 21st 0 0 1986-87 15 73.04 5 3 12 1st NA 11th 3 1 1987-88 12 73.28 5 2 10 1st NA 17th 3 3 1988-89 13 72.61 3 2 13 5th 4th 3rd 2 3 1989-90 13 73.45 4 0 7 1st 7th 12th 2 3 1990-91 14 73.47 2 2 10 5th 4th 13th 2 2 1991-92 12 72.92 2 3 7 2nd 4th 12th 3 2 1992-93 14 72.87 4 3 10 2nd 1st 4th 3 5 1993-94 14 73.66 1 2 4 6th 1st 9th 0 1 1994-95 14 74.01 1 0 3 4th 1st 21st 1 0 1995-96 14 73.97 1 4 10 3rd 8th 14th 3 3 1996-97 14 73.02 2 2 9 1st 2nd 3rd 3 2 1997-98 14 71.59 3 6 12 1st 2nd 2nd 3 3 1998-99 14 72.38 5 1 10 4th 10th 8th 3 3 1999-00 12 71.32 3 4 9 1st 1st 7th 4 4 2000-01 12 71.52 1 4 12 2nd 4th 2nd 3 3 2001-02 12 72.00 2 1 10 3rd 1st 3rd 2 2 2002-03 13 71.32 6 7 13 1st 1st 1st 4 3 2003-04 13 71.76 2 2 11 1st 1st 18th 3 2 2004-05 12 73.78 0 0 3 4th 11th NA 2 0 2005-06 12 73.04 1 0 4 3rd 8th 7th 2 2 2006-07 10 72.63 0 2 4 3rd 10th NA 2 1 2007-08 12 72.69 0 4 7 6th 3rd 5th 1 1 2008-09 11 72.67 1 2 5 2nd 9th NA 3 1 2009-10 12 72.30 1 3 7 6th 2nd 16th 1 1 2010-11 11 72.94 1 0 5 3rd 7th NA 0 0 2011-12 11 71.91 2 2 7 4th 11th NA 1 1 29 years 351 72.84 63 68 235 8-1st 7-1st 7 Top 4 61 53

Penley was named ACC and NCAA District Coach-of-the-Year for the first time.

Clemson’s current mentor had one of the best teams in school history and the na-tion in 1988. That year, the Tigers won five events for the second straight season, including four victories in the spring. Clemson won the ACC title for the second straight year and captured the Chris Schenkel Invitational on the way to 10 top five finishes. In the 1988-89 season, Kevin Johnson and Chris Patton received All-America honors again and led the Tigers to a third-place finish at the NCAA Tournament, Clemson’s highest ranking ever at the time. In every tournament the Tigers entered they finished in the top

Penley has to rank as the best combination player-coach in Clemson history next to the legendary Banks McFadden. In the 1930s McFadden was an All-American in football and basketball and coached the Clemson basketball team for nearly a decade. Penley was chosen All-ACC as a Tiger golfer and has led Clemson to eight ACC titles as a coach. He is one of only two coaches in Clemson sports history to do this (former women’s track Wayne Coffman is the other). He has played for and coached Clemson in the NCAA tour-nament.

In addition to the success of his former players on the PGA Tour, former Penley play-ers have brought national distinction to the school in national amateur tournaments. Chris Patton won the 1989 United States Amateur, while Danny Ellis advanced to the finals in 1993. Johnson won the US Public Links championship in 1987, and Trahan won the same event in 2000. Corbin Mills won the Public Links in 2011 and was in the field at the 2012 Masters. Ben Martin was a finalist at the 2009 US Amateur and played in the 2010 Mas-ters.

Over the years, Penley’s program has produced 53 All-America selections, including at least two in nine of the last 16 years. Kyle Stanley was a first-team selection in 2007 and 2009. Corbin Mills was a third-team selection in 2012.

Penley has coached eight different players who have played in the Walker Cup. That includes Matt Hendrix who posted a 2-0-1 record in the 2003 event. In 2001, senior Lucas Glover and sophomore D.J. Trahan were both members of the 2001 United States Walker Cup team. Jonathan Byrd was a member of the United States Walker Cup team in 1999 and played on the Palmer Cup team in 1999 and 2000.

Clemson dominated the Palmer Cup teams of 2000 and 2001 with three players each year. John Engler was a three-time selection to the United States Palmer Cup team. Trahan was the captain of the United States team in 2002, leading the US to victory at the event held in Ireland. Penley was honored with his selection as the 2004 Palmer Cup team coach.

Penley has had a high level of success since he first became Clemson head coach. Af-ter serving as an assistant on Clemson’s 1983 team that finished fifth in the nation, then the highest finish in school history, Penley took a young Clemson team to a 19th place finish in his first year. That club was paced by Dillard Pruitt, who earned All-America honors for a second time in his career before going on to a distinguished eight-year run on the PGA Tour. Penley brought the Clemson program to another level in 1986-87, as he captured his first ACC title and the program’s second. Overall, Clemson won a then record five events and finished second in three others behind a team that featured All-Americans Chris Pat-ton and Kevin Johnson. Clemson finished 11th at the NCAA Tournament that season.

Penley has coached two Ben Hogan Award Winners. He is pictured with 2009 winner Kyle Stanley below.

Penley has taken Clemson to eight ACC Championships and

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Larry PenleyPenley’s Major Coaching Accomplishments

• Holds NCAA record for NCAA Regional Championships with seven. Has had a pair of NCAA Regional Championship “Three-Peats.”• Has taken Clemson to eight ACC Championships, including 2003 and 2004.• First coach in history of college golf to take a Division I program to conference, NCAA Regional and NCAA National Championship in the same year.• Has won 63 tournaments in his 29 years as Clemson head coach, fourth best in NCAA history for a coach at one school.• Led Clemson to a top 10 finish seven consecutive years (1997-03), tying for the lon-gest streak of top 10s in Clemson athletics history.• Has been named ACC Coach of the Year six times.• Named National Coach of the Year in 2003.• Five-time NCAA District Coach of the Year, including 2003 and 2004.• Inducted into the College Golf Hall of Fame in 2004 at age 44, the first active coach in Clemson history to be inducted into a Hall of Fame and one of the youngest inductees on record.• Named to South Carolina Golf Hall of Fame in 2009.• Has coached United States Public Links Champions Kevin Johnson (1987) and D.J. Trahan (2000) and Corbin Mills (2011), US Amateur Champion Chris Patton (1989) and NCAA Champion Charles Warren (1997).• An accomplished golfer, he was a first-team All-ACC selection as a senior in 1981 when he had five top 10 finishes, including a pair of victories. Played on Clemson’s first NCAA Tournament team in 1980. Two-time South Carolina Amateur Champion.• Has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament each of his 29 years as head coach, including 21 consecutive appearances in the national finals (1984-04). Has led Clemson to 21 top 20 finishes, the most top 20s in Clemson history in any sport by one coach. • Has led Clemson to nine top 10s in the last 15 years.

five and the team had a 72.61 stroke average, best in school history at the time. Johnson ended his career as one of Clemson’s top golfers in history. He had won the United States Public Links (1987) and earned a spot on the Walker Cup team (1989) during his Clemson career.

In 1989-90, Penley’s Tigers won four tournaments including the ACC title, and fin-ished 12th at the NCAA tournament. For the second time ever the team was ranked number-one going into the spring season. When Chris Patton won the 1989 U.S. Amateur the program received considerable attention. He was the low amateur at the 1990 Mas-ter’s. Three Tigers, Patton, Oswald Drawdy, and Danny Ellis earned All-America honors in the spring season. Many thought the program would decline a bit after Patton’s graduation, but three

freshmen made an impact in 1990 and continued to bring the Tigers to new levels of consistency over the next three years. Danny Ellis, Bobby Doolitte and Nicky Goetze kept Clemson’s NCAA Tournament top 15 streak in tack, including a fourth place finish in 1992-93. The 1993 team actually had five players earn some type of All-America honors, a first in Clemson history. That team also won Penley’s first NCAA Regional title.

Despite being a young team, in 1994 Clemson finished ninth in the NCAA tourna-ment. Mark Swygert, a senior, finished third and 11-under-par in the tournament. Swygert broke four Clemson individual records in NCAA play with that performance. He had an overall score of 277 (-11), which beat the previous best of Dillard Pruitt by 10 strokes. Swygert’s third round is still the best ever by a Tiger in the NCAA Tournament vs. par (65) (-7).

The 1996-97 academic year brought more national acclaim to the Clemson program as junior Charles Warren won the NCAA Championship at Conway Farms in Chicago. The thrilling one-shot win in a playoff over Brad Elder was captured on ESPN. Warren went on to earn first-team All-America honors along with senior Richard Coughlan, who shared ACC Player of the Year honors.

The 1997-98 season was the best on record in many respects. In addition to Clem-son’s number-two NCAA finish and final ranking, the team set 11 school season records. That team had nine first or second-place finishes, also a record for one season. All five starting players averaged under 73.0, also a first for a Clemson team. The squad was 29-un-der par for the season, 104 strokes better than the previous school record.

Clemson continued the excellence in 1998-99 with five tournament titles to tie the single season school mark, a number-one national ranking much of the year and a number-eight finish at the NCAA Tournament. Only four opponents out of the 67 different teams the Tigers faced had a stroke and won-loss advantage against Clemson. Clemson had a 77.3 percent winning mark against those 67 teams, including a 71-37-4 record against the 29 other schools in the NCAA National tournament.

It seemed improbable that the records established by the 1997-98 team could be eclipsed. But that was the case in 1999-00, as the Tigers established a team stroke average record with a 71.32 mark. The team was 77-under-par for the year. Four Tigers earned All-America honors, including Lucas Glover who was a first-team choice after a record setting 71.24 stroke average for the year. Clemson won the ACC Tournament and the East Regional in the same year for the first time ever, then finished seventh at the NCAAs. Current PGA Tour players Lucas Glover, D.J. Trahan and Jonathan Byrd all played on that team.

The 2000-01 season marked the end of the Lucas Glover and John Engler era at Clemson. Both were first-team All-Americans in their final seasons and led the Tigers to a second place NCAA finish, just as they had in their freshman season.

A testimony to Penley’s ability to keep the Clemson program at a high level on a con-sistent basis was the 2001-02 season. Most college golf observers thought Penley’s success level would take a step backwards in 2001-02. With the loss of first-team All-Americans Glover and Engler, the Tigers were ranked just ninth in the preseason Precept Coach’s poll. But, the Tigers won the Ping Preview in the fall and quickly returned to the top five of the polls.

Penley was inducted into the SCGA Hall of Fame in December of 2009.

Penley has been honored as the ACC Coach of the Year seven

times.


Larry Penley In addition to the win at the Ping Preview, Penley’s Tigers won the NCAA East Regional in a co-championship with #1 ranked Georgia Tech. The Tigers finished in the top five in 10 of their 12 tournaments that year, including seven top three finishes. The Tigers concluded the campaign with a number-three finish at the NCAAs at Ohio State.

Trahan furthered Clemson’s tradition in 2002 by winning the Ben Hogan Award as the top college golfer in the nation. He had a 70.33 stroke average, second best in the na-tion and eighth best in NCAA history at the time. Trahan won three tournaments, the first Tiger to do that, and had three other second-place finishes. He then led the Tigers to the national championship in 2003 and finished his career with five tournament victories, tied for the Clemson all-time record.

Producing such outstanding golfers is not a surprise when you look at Penley’s own career as a player. The native of Dallas, NC started his golf career at North Gaston Senior High. There he earned high school All-America honors for two years, three years as all-conference, and Most Valuable Player for three years. In his junior and senior seasons he was second in the state at the AAA level.

After high school, Penley came to Clemson bringing his talents with him and began to add on to his previous honors. Penley’s 1981 season was his senior year and his finest at Clemson. He was voted All-ACC, and had a spring stroke average of 72.66, which still ranks as one of the best 10 spring figures in Clemson history. Penley finished with a total of nine Top 10 finishes in his career. This includes winning the Iron Duke Classic and the Southeastern Invitational and finishing in the Top 10 in three other tournaments in 1981.

Penley went on to play in 15 mini-tour events on the FPCA after his four years at Clemson. He was offered the assistant golf coaching position at Clemson in 1982. He accepted it and was named the head coach after the 1983 season. He took the place of Athletic Director Bobby Robinson, who stepped down from the coaching position so he could put more efforts into his position as the Associate Athletic Director. Ever since Penley has taken over in 1983-84 all of his squads have finished their seasons at the NCAA Tournament.

In 1987 and 1988 Penley won the South Carolina state amateur. He tied a record in 1987 by shooting an 11-under-par 277, a record that has since been broken by one of his Tigers, Lucas Glover, in 1999. In 1986 and 1989, Penley was also the runner-up. He has qualified for the U.S. Amateur many times also. During the summer of 1992 he won the Carolina Golf Association Mid-Amateur by five shots, and was fourth in the South Carolina State Amateur. In 1990 he also won the South Carolina Mid-Amateur.

Penley is married to the former Heidi Grove, and they have three children, Andrew William, Mollie Ashton, and Kelsey Lou.

Testimony from Former Players and Coaches

Bobby Robinson“Larry was the first major recruit we got to come to Clemson. We had to beat all of the top programs at that time including Wake Forest. I remember vividly his comment when he told us he was coming to Clemson over those programs: ‘I am coming to Clemson because of the atmosphere, the people, the campus and because I want to make a difference in building a program.’ He was right on all counts. His coming to Clemson elevated our program to be able to attract others and start us to where we are today. I have always said, Larry took a regional program and turned it into a national program. He was a terrific player, but his greatest contribution has been the quality golf program he has established and maintained and the way he has done it. Larry is one of the most respected coaches and one of the most liked coaches in the nation. That is a rare combination. He is Clemson through and through and we are very fortunate to have him as a Clemson Tiger.”

Lucas Glover“Coach Penley means the world to me. Looking back on it, there is not another coach that I would have rather played for. First of all, Coach is a great person. He brings out the best in everyone. He knows how to get the most out of each player, and that's what makes him a great coach. And coach can still play, so that helps with instruction and different situations. There's nothing better than having someone that "has been there before" helping you make a change or make a critical decision.”

Charles Warren“When I look back at all the people that have influenced, not only my golf career but my life, one of the first people that comes to mind is Larry Penley. When you are fortunate enough to play golf at Clemson, Coach Penley is like a father to all the players on the team during their years there. My five years at Clemson were some of the best times of my life and Coach Penley is the one that gave me that opportunity; for that I am very grateful. “

D.J. Trahan“Larry Penley is a great motivator. He knows how to motivate his players by being supportive. He provided great balance for me when I played at Clemson. He kept my head on my shoulders and did not allow me to get distracted. He was always ready to help you any way he could. He has really created a Clemson family when it comes to the golf program. Coming out of high school, players pick schools because of the winning tradition and expectations for a program. That is at Clemson, but you also know you are going to become part of a close knit family. You see that by how the former players come back. He has made the former players feel welcome and the younger players see that.”

Jonathan Byrd“I was very fortunate to have played my college golf for Larry Penley at Clemson. I don't think any team had as much fun as we did on and off the golf course. He taught me so much about how to play and how to compete, while giving me my space to practice and work out my game on my own. I am very grateful to Larry and the whole Penley family for their support and for being such a great influence on my life.”

John Engler“Larry Penley is a best friend, a father figure while you are at school. He is an awesome Coach. He hates losing just as much as his players do! He is truly one of the most competitive guys I have ever been around, and he teaches you, sometimes in a hard way, how to become better and get to the next level!”

Bo Beard“Every time we went to a tournament, no matter where it was, Coach Penley always said, ‘Someone is going to win the tournament, it might as well be the Clemson Tigers’. What I truly remember most is the 1987 ACC Tournament in Greensboro. We won the tournament that year and it was Larry's first ACC Championship and the second for Clemson. I will never forget how happy we were for him and Coach (Bobby) Robinson. The ride back to Clemson seemed like it only lasted 30 minutes.”

Penley was inducted into the College Golf Hall of Fame at

age 44 in 2004.


Larry PenleyMost Top 20 Seasons in Clemson Coaching History

Coach Sport Career Years NoLarry Penley Golf 1984-present 21I.M. Ibraham Men’s Soccer 1967-1994 19Bill Wilhelm Baseball 1958-1993 13Chuck Kriese Men’s Tennis 1975-2008 13Jack Leggett Baseball 1994-present 13Bob Pollock Men’s Indoor Track 1989-2008 11Bob Pollock Men’s Outdoor Track 1989-2008 10Jim Davis Women’s Basketball 1987-2005 8Andy Johnston Women’s Tennis 1983-1997 8Danny Ford Football 1979-1989 7

Most Top 10 Finishes in Clemson Coaching HistoryCoach Sport Career Years NoI.M. Ibraham Men’s Soccer 1967-1994 14Larry Penley Golf 1984-present 12Bill Wilhelm Baseball 1958-1993 9Chuck Kriese Men’s Tennis 1975-2008 8Bob Pollock Men’s Indoor Track 1989-2008 7Jack Leggett Baseball 1994-Present 7Danny Ford Football 1979-1989 5

Most Top 5 Finishes in Clemson Coaching HistoryCoach Sport Career Years NoI.M. Ibraham Men’s Soccer 1967-1994 13Larry Penley Golf 1984-present 8Jack Leggett Baseball 1994-Present 6Bill Wilhelm Baseball 1958-1993 4Bob Pollock Men’s Indoor Track 1989-2008 4Trevor Adair Men’s Soccer 1995-2009 4

Most ACC Coach of the Year Awards in Clemson Athletics History

Coach Sport Years AwardsBob Pollock Men’s Indoor Track 1988-08 9Bob Pollock Men’s Outdoor Track 1988-08 8Larry Penley Golf 1983-Pr 7Chuck Kriese Men’s Tennis 1976-08 6Bob Boettner W. Swimming 1976-91 4Andy Johnston Women’s Tennis 1983-97 4Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Men’s Soccer 1967-93 4Jack Leggett Baseball 1994-Pr. 3Wayne Coffman W. Indoor Track 1984-98 3

The Penley Family

Golf Coaches Association All-Americans under Larry Penley

Name Years (Team) Dillard Pruitt 1984 (2nd) Kevin Johnson 1987 (3rd), 1988 (1st), 1989 (2nd) Chris Patton 1988 (2nd), 1989 (1st), 1990 (1st) Oswald Drawdy 1988 (HM), 1989 (HM), 1990 (3rd) Danny Ellis 1990 (HM), 1992 (HM), 1993 (HM) Bo Beard 1991 (HM) Nicky Goetze 1991 (3rd), 1992 (HM), 1993 (2nd) Bobby Doolittle 1993 (HM) Thump Delk 1993 (HM) Mark Swygert 1993 (HM), 1994 (HM) Charles Warren 1996 (3rd), 1997 (1st), 1998 (1st) Richard Coughlan 1996 (HM), 1997 (1st) Joey Maxon 1996 (HM), 1998 (HM) Jonathan Byrd 1998 (HM), 1999 (1st), 2000 (3rd) John Engler 1999 (1st), 2000 (2nd), 2001 (1st) Lucas Glover 1999 (HM), 2000 (1st), 2001 (1st) D.J. Trahan 2000 (HM), 2001 (HM), 2002 (1st), 2003 (1st) Gregg Jones 2002 (2nd) Jack Ferguson 2003 (2nd), 2004 (2nd) Matt Hendrix 2003 (3rd), 2004 (2nd) Brian Duncan 2006 (HM) Stephen Poole 2006 (HM) Kyle Stanley 2007 (1st), 2008 (HM), 2009 (1st) Ben Martin 2010 (HM) *Players who went on to be a full member of the PGA Tour for at least one season in bold.

Penley is a two-time South Carolina Amateur Champion and earned All-

ACC honors at Clemson as a senior in 1981 when he won two tournaments.


Stats Under Penley1983-84 Clemson Golf Stats

(Fall & Spring) Top Best BestName Trn Rds Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 Rd TrnDillard Pruitt, Sr. 10 31 2230 4 27 7 11 71.94 5 67 211Jim Macfie, Jr. 10 31 2256 3 25 3 10 72.77 4 68 209Norman Chapman, Sr. 9 27 1981 2 20 1 9 73.37 4 67 210John Trivison, Jr. 9 27 2017 2 15 2 5 74.70 2 69 212Charles Raulerson, So. 6 18 1355 1 8 1 3 75.28 1 69 220Mitch Ralston, Jr. 5 15 1134 1 5 0 3 75.60 0 69 224Mike Taylor, Fr. 1 3 227 0 1 0 1 75.66 0 71 227Team 10 120 8739 13 101 14 42 72.83 16 67 209

1984-85 Clemson Golf Stats (Fall & Spring)

Top Best BestName Trn Rds Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 Rd TrnJohn Trivison, Sr. 13 39 2885 4 20 3 9 73.97 4 68 208Jason Griffith, Fr. 11 33 2452 2 21 2 7 74.30 3 69 214Jim Macfie, Sr. 12 36 2697 3 24 4 5 74.92 4 66 213Robert McCardle, Jr. 8 24 1814 0 16 2 2 75.58 2 71 218Brad Clark, Fr. 10 30 2270 1 15 4 2 75.67 1 63 218Mitch Ralston, Sr. 9 27 2041 0 3 1 0 76.25 0 72 224Mike Taylor, So. 4 12 915 0 3 1 0 76.25 0 72 224Team 9 108 7980 10 69 17 25 73.89 13 63 208


Top Best BestName Trn Rds Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 Rd TrnKevin Johnson, Fr. 13 35 2586 4 21 5 8 73.89 5 66 213Brad Clark, So. 14 39 2890 4 24 4 10 74.10 5 68 210Jason Griffith, So. 13 35 2615 3 18 5 6 74.71 4 67 216Robert McCardle, Sr. 11 30 2253 2 15 4 4 75.10 2 68 207Mike Taylor, Jr. 13 35 2631 1 15 3 4 75.17 2 68 213David Stover, Jr. 4 10 787 0 2 1 0 78.70 0 72 233Team 13 140 10,306 14 89 22 32 73.61 18 66 207

1986-87 Clemson Golf Stats(Fall & Spring)

Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg. 10 Rd TrnKevin Johnson, So. 13 36 7 29 6 14 2604 72.33 8 65 206Jason Griffith, Jr. 13 36 3 28 5 12 2633 73.14 4 67 211Chris Patton, Fr. 12 33 2 22 3 10 2427 73.55 4 67 210Oswald Drawdy, Fr. 8 17 0 11 2 2 1259 74.06 3 70 223Brad Clark, Jr. 12 34 3 22 4 7 2521 74.15 3 66 211Bo Beard, Fr. 10 27 1 11 0 4 2052 76.00 0 73 229David Stover, Sr. 4 9 0 2 0 0 691 76.78 0 73 229Mike Taylor, Sr. 2 3 1 1 0 0 232 77.33 0 72 232Team 15 156 16 120 21 48 11,395 73.04 22 65 206


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg. 10 Rd TrnChris Patton, So. 9 27 5 23 5 9 1965 72.78 7 68 209Kevin Johnson, Jr. 12 36 4 27 2 13 2632 73.11 6 68 209Oswald Drawdy, So. 12 36 1 24 2 10 2653 73.69 6 69 211Sam Olson, So. 1 3 0 3 0 0 223 74.33 0 73 223Bo Beard, So. 9 28 0 14 4 3 2100 75.00 1 70 217Jason Griffith, Sr. 11 33 1 16 0 3 2477 75.06 2 68 218Brad Clark, Sr. 5 15 0 5 0 0 1169 77.93 0 74 224Team 12 144 12 106 13 39 10,553 73.28 22 68 209


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnChris Patton, Jr. 16 40 15 33 5 18 2874 71.85 5 67 205Kevin Johnson, Sr. 16 40 7 37 3 18 2889 72.22 8 66 209Oswald Drawdy, Jr. 13 38 4 28 6 9 2785 73.29 4 67 212Bo Beard, Jr. 12 35 1 20 4 7 2601 74.31 1 69 215Sam Olson, Jr. 8 23 0 13 1 4 1718 74.70 1 71 216Max Fain, Fr. 5 15 0 10 1 2 1122 74.80 0 71 222Rob McKelvey, Fr. 1 3 0 1 0 0 232 77.33 0 74 232Team 13 152 24 128 18 52 11,037 72.61 19 66 205


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnChris Patton, Sr. 13 39 8 32 8 12 2840 72.82 3 67 204Oswald Drawdy, Sr. 14 42 8 34 5 12 3074 73.23 5 67 206Nicky Goetze, Fr. 13 39 1 32 9 5 2880 73.84 2 69 212Danny Ellis, Fr. 8 25 1 19 8 4 1857 74.28 2 69 216Max Fain, Sr. 4 11 0 5 0 0 830 75.45 0 73 221Sam Olson, Sr. 7 20 0 10 0 0 1542 77.10 1 73 221Bobby Doolittle, Fr. 11 27 0 13 3 5 2057 76.18 0 70 220Lou O’Keefe, Fr. 3 9 0 2 0 0 695 77.22 0 74 232Team 13 159 18 134 32 37 11,680 73.45 13 67 204


Top Best Best Name Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnNicky Goetze, So. 14 39 3 31 3 11 2855 73.21 5 66 209Bo Beard, Sr. 14 39 2 29 1 10 2883 73.92 4 68 215Danny Ellis, So. 13 36 3 22 3 7 2675 74.31 2 67 220Bobby Doolittle, So. 14 39 2 24 3 6 2911 74.64 4 68 216Mark Swygert, Fr. 11 31 2 10 2 3 2353 75.90 0 66 217Lou O’Keefe, So. 2 5 0 0 0 0 386 77.20 0 76 232Steve White, Fr. 4 11 0 2 0 0 854 77.63 0 73 223Team 14 156 12 118 12 39 11,462 73.47 15 66 209

1991-92 Clemson Golf Stats

(Fall & Spring) Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnNicky Goetze, Jr. 13 39 5 29 8 11 2847 73.00 6 68 211Danny Ellis, Jr. 12 35 3 25 2 9 2570 73.43 4 67 208Bobby Doolittle, Jr. 12 36 2 29 8 5 2645 73.47 3 67 215Britt Jones, So. 2 5 0 4 1 1 368 73.60 0 71 216Mark Swygert, So. 12 36 2 24 3 7 2664 74.00 1 67 212Steve White, So. 2 6 0 4 0 0 447 74.50 0 73 221Mike Byce, Fr. 10 30 1 19 2 6 2236 74.53 3 68 213Team 12 144 13 122 24 39 10,501 72.92 17 67 208

Nicky Goetze led the team in stroke average for three consecutive

years (1991-1993).



(Fall & Spring) Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnNicky Goetze, Sr. 15 42 7 33 6 15 3056 72.76 6 67 210Danny Ellis, Sr. 15 42 3 31 5 11 3079 73.31 6 65 213 Bobby Doolittle, Sr. 14 39 2 30 7 6 2870 73.59 5 66 210 Mark Swygert, Jr. 14 39 1 27 6 9 2873 73.67 4 68 212Thump Delk, Sr. 6 17 0 13 4 2 1256 73.88 1 71 217Tom Biershenk, Fr. 8 22 0 7 2 0 1717 78.04 0 72 228 Britt Jones, Jr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 252 84.00 0 78 252Team 14 156 13 127 32 41 11,368 72.87 22 65 210


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnMark Swygert, Sr. 14 41 4 30 4 9 3010 73.41 4 65 213Mike Byce, So. 14 41 2 30 7 8 3024 73.76 4 66 213Richard Coughlan, Fr. 13 38 1 24 4 4 2827 74.39 2 68 217Britt Jones, Sr. 6 18 0 12 1 3 1351 75.06 1 71 224Tom Biershenk, So. 12 37 1 15 1 5 2810 75.95 2 69 218Steve White, Jr. 9 29 1 14 3 2 2228 76.83 0 69 221Lee Mason, Fr. 1 3 0 1 1 0 236 78.67 0 72 236Team 14 164 9 124 21 31 12,080 73.66 13 65 213


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnRichard Coughlan, So. 13 36 5 31 3 12 2616 72.66 5 68 211Charles Warren, Fr. 10 28 2 15 0 7 2077 74.18 3 66 215Mike Byce, Jr. 14 39 2 23 6 6 2913 74.69 1 67 213Chad Starliper, Fr. 12 34 0 18 2 5 2552 75.05 0 70 218Joey Maxon, Fr. 7 18 0 9 0 2 1372 76.22 0 70 218Tommy Biershenk, Jr. 6 17 0 8 0 1 1317 77.47 0 70 219Steve White, Sr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 231 77.00 0 76 231John Walker, IV, Fr. 5 15 0 5 1 1 1157 77.13 0 71 221Sean Thornton, Fr. 2 5 0 1 0 0 396 79.20 0 75 238Totals 14 156 9 110 12 34 11,546 74.01 9 66 211


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnRichard Coughlan, Jr. 13 37 1 32 6 7 2,717 73.43 6 69 214Joey Maxon, So. 13 36 2 25 3 6 2,653 73.69 5 65 213Charles Warren, So. 14 39 3 31 3 7 2,877 73.77 8 68 212Elliot Gealy, Fr. 7 18 3 8 0 3 1,372 76.22 1 68 218Chad Starliper, So. 12 34 1 16 2 4 2,602 76.53 2 69 217Mike Byce, Sr. 6 16 0 6 0 0 1,229 76.81 0 73 226Paul Dickens, Fr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 233 77.67 0 76 233Sean Thornton, So. 2 5 0 1 0 0 389 77.80 0 74 *156Tommy Biershenk, Sr. 2 7 0 0 0 0 563 80.43 0 77 238Totals 14 156 10 119 14 27 11,539 73.97 22 65 212


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnRichard Coughlan, Sr. 11 33 4 30 4 11 2392 72.48 6 66 210Charles Warren, Jr. 13 38 6 28 6 11 2776 73.05 5 67 212Jonathan Byrd, Fr. 13 38 3 26 3 9 2808 73.89 6 68 212Joey Maxon, Jr. 13 38 0 24 1 7 2826 74.37 3 70 217Elliot Gealy, So. 12 35 0 17 6 0 2638 75.37 0 72 217Chad Starliper, Jr. 1 3 0 1 0 0 226 75.33 0 73 226Sean Thornton, Jr. 3 8 0 1 0 0 623 77.88 0 73 236Totals 14 152 13 127 20 38 11,099 73.02 20 66 210


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnCharles Warren, Sr. 13 39 14 36 3 23 2780 71.28 6 66 205Joey Maxon, Sr. 11 34 8 30 3 14 2459 72.26 6 68 209Jonathan Byrd, So. 13 40 9 33 4 18 2893 72.33 7 65 210John Engler, Fr. 11 34 4 30 6 12 2469 72.62 2 69 209Lucas Glover, Fr. 10 31 2 25 6 10 2253 72.68 2 68 212

Chad Starliper, Sr. 4 12 0 8 1 2 894 74.50 1 70 215Elliot Gealy, Jr. 2 6 1 4 0 1 448 74.67 0 67 220Brennen King, So. 1 3 0 1 0 0 231 77.00 0 75 231Totals 13 160 38 167 23 80 11,455 71.59 24 65 205


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnJonathan Byrd, Jr. 13 40 10 36 1 16 2884 72.10 7 67 207John Engler, So. 13 40 4 33 8 13 2897 72.43 6 64 205Lucas Glover, So. 13 40 6 31 5 12 2911 72.78 5 66 208Michael Hoey, Fr. 11 34 4 25 4 7 2511 73.85 2 67 207Jani Saari, So. 3 10 0 6 1 0 751 75.10 0 72 224Elliot Gealy, Sr. 9 27 1 15 2 5 2031 75.22 1 67 211Luke Ferguson, Sr. 2 6 0 3 1 0 463 77.17 0 72 230Sean Thornton, Sr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 240 80.00 0 77 240Totals 14 160 25 149 22 53 11,581 72.38 21 64 205

1999-00 Clemson Golf Stats(Fall and Spring)

Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnLucas Glover, Jr. 12 37 8 34 5 20 2636 71.24 7 66 205John Engler, Jr. 13 40 12 38 4 21 2853 71.33 6 66 209Jonathan Byrd, Sr. 12 37 8 34 6 18 2648 71.57 6 67 207D.J. Trahan, Fr. 10 31 9 25 4 13 2247 72.48 4 66 207Jani Saari, Jr. 8 25 2 18 2 4 1846 73.84 0 68 211Michael Hoey, So. 2 6 0 4 1 1 445 74.17 0 71 222Ben Duncan, Fr. 4 12 1 7 0 0 902 75.17 0 69 221Ben Johnson, Sr. 1 3 0 1 0 0 230 76.67 0 74 230Brennen King, Jr. 1 3 0 2 0 0 232 77.33 0 74 232Totals 12 148 40 163 22 77 10,555 71.32 23 66 205


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnJohn Engler, Sr. 13 39 8 36 9 22 2764 70.87 7 64 202Lucas Glover, Sr. 13 39 13 36 6 22 2776 71.81 5 66 201D.J. Trahan, So. 11 33 5 27 4 15 2392 72.48 3 67 212Gregg Jones, Fr. 9 28 5 22 1 10 2056 73.43 1 68 210Ben Duncan, So. 8 23 1 18 0 6 1694 73.65 0 69 216Jani Saari, Sr. 7 21 3 13 2 6 1558 74.19 0 69 212Tripp James, Jr. 1 3 0 2 0 0 225 75.00 0 74 225Totals 12 144 35 154 22 81 10,299 71.52 16 64 201

D.J. Trahan led the Tigers in stroke average for

three seasons and stands as Clemson’s all-time

leader in career stroke average.



(Fall and Spring) Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnD.J. Trahan, Jr. 13 40 16 37 7 27 2813 70.33 10 66 203Gregg Jones, So. 12 37 10 33 1 17 2657 71.81 4 66 203Ben Duncan, Jr. 9 28 1 22 4 5 2059 73.54 0 68 212Matt Hendrix, So. 12 37 2 26 3 8 2727 73.70 0 69 214Martin Catalioto, Fr. 8 25 0 15 3 3 1865 74.60 0 71 220Jack Ferguson, Fr. 6 18 1 10 1 2 1345 74.72 0 68 215Tripp James, Sr. 1 3 0 1 0 0 229 76.33 0 75 229Totals 12 148 30 144 19 62 10,656 72.00 14 66 203


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnD.J. Trahan, Sr. 13 39 15 35 5 23 2771 71.05 9 64 201Jack Ferguson, So. 13 39 10 34 10 17 2784 71.38 7 66 204Matt Hendrix, Jr. 13 39 12 33 6 19 2798 71.74 6 65 207Gregg Jones, Jr. 13 39 6 34 5 11 2839 72.79 4 67 208Brian Duncan, Fr. 1 3 0 3 1 0 221 73.67 0 72 221Ben Duncan, Sr. 12 36 5 23 3 7 2681 74.47 2 68 211Totals 13 140 48 162 31 77 11,126 71.32 28 64 201


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd Trn Matt Hendrix, Sr. 12 35 12 31 2 20 2485 71.00 6 66 205Jack Ferguson, Jr. 13 38 10 36 5 17 2713 71.39 5 65 206Gregg Jones, Sr. 13 38 6 29 6 8 2765 72.76 3 66 205Stephen Poole, So. 7 21 3 15 3 5 1534 73.05 3 67 210Brent Delahoussaye, Jr. 11 32 2 22 3 5 2367 73.97 2 66 206Brian Duncan, So. 8 22 0 15 2 3 1647 74.86 0 70 218Martin Catalioto, So. 1 3 0 2 0 0 227 75.67 0 72 227Totals 13 152 33 150 21 58 10,908 71.76 19 65 205


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnJack Ferguson, Sr. 12 36 1 30 6 7 2643 73.42 3 69 211Brent Delahoussaye, Sr. 12 36 3 27 4 6 2660 73.89 2 66 215Brian Duncan, Jr. 12 36 4 23 2 9 2669 74.14 1 67 211Stephan Poole, Jr. 8 24 1 13 1 2 1804 75.17 0 68 210Martin Catalioto, Jr. 8 23 3 11 1 4 1755 76.80 0 68 211Tanner Ervin, Fr. 5 15 1 4 1 1 1160 77.33 0 69 226Nick Biershenk, Fr. 2 6 0 0 0 0 473 78.83 0 78 235Zack Siefert, Fr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 242 80.67 0 78 242Totals 12 144 13 108 15 29 10,625 73.78 7 66 210


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnStephen Poole, Sr. 12 37 5 25 2 13 2704 73.08 2 68 211Brian Duncan, Sr. 11 34 3 27 5 8 2487 73.15 3 67 208Vince Hatfield, Fr. 7 22 0 19 5 2 1618 73.55 1 70 215Tanner Ervin, So. 9 28 3 20 3 7 2060 73.57 1 66 212David May, Fr. 11 34 3 23 6 6 2525 74.26 2 65 207Martin Catalioto, Sr. 4 12 1 5 2 1 904 75.33 0 68 212Luke Hopkins, Fr. 2 6 0 3 1 0 455 75.83 0 72 219Phillip Mollica, Fr. 5 15 0 7 0 1 1141 76.07 0 71 220Totals 12 148 15 129 24 38 10,810 73.04 9 65 207


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnKyle Stanley, Fr. 10 31 11 30 3 18 2197 70.87 6 65 207Ben Martin, Fr. 8 23 5 17 1 7 1690 73.48 1 64 208David May, So. 9 27 1 18 6 2 2002 74.15 0 68 216Tanner Ervin, Jr. 8 24 1 17 1 5 1781 74.21 2 69 212Sam Saunders, Fr. 8 24 1 16 3 3 1786 74.42 2 69 212Phillip Mollica, So. 6 18 1 12 0 2 1350 75.00 0 69 221Vince Hatfield, So. 2 6 2 5 0 3 426 71.00 0 66 213Totals 10 120 22 115 14 40 8,716 72.63 10 64 207


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnKyle Stanley, So. 12 36 7 31 8 14 2608 72.44 6 67 209Sam Saunders, So. 11 33 1 27 6 6 2423 73.42 2 68 214Ben Martin, So. 9 28 3 20 4 6 2060 73.57 2 67 211Tanner Ervin, Sr. 5 15 2 12 1 2 1108 73.87 1 67 212Zach Siefert, Sr. 4 11 0 7 2 2 813 73.91 1 68 217David May, Jr. 8 24 2 18 1 5 1775 73.96 0 69 214Phillip Mollica, Jr. 9 27 6 18 4 7 1998 74.00 1 68 208Luke Hopkins, So. 6 18 2 12 1 4 1338 74.33 0 69 213Totals 12 144 23 145 27 46 10,468 72.69 13 67 208


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnKyle Stanley, Jr. 11 33 9 30 5 14 2358 71.45 8 66 208Ben Martin,, Jr. 8 24 4 18 4 6 1752 73.00 2 66 206David May, Sr. 10 30 5 20 3 10 2200 73.33 3 66 206Phillip Mollica, Sr. 9 27 4 17 1 6 2002 74.15 2 69 214Luke Hopkins, Jr. 4 12 1 7 1 2 895 74.58 0 68 218Jacob Burger, Fr. 3 9 0 6 1 0 671 74.56 0 71 221Sam Saunders, Jr. 5 15 1 6 2 1 1136 75.73 0 69 218Alex Boyd, Fr. 2 6 0 2 0 0 459 76.60 0 71 219McCuen Elmore, Fr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 230 76.67 0 73 230Totals 10 120 24 106 17 39 8,720 72.67 15 66 206


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnBen Martin, Sr. 11 32 5 27 3 15 2309 72.16 6 68 208Luke Hopkins, Sr. 12 35 7 26 4 11 2550 72.86 4 69 208Jacob Burger, So. 11 32 4 26 3 10 2332 72.88 1 68 210Corbin Mills, Fr. 11 32 4 24 7 7 2338 73.06 3 67 207Alex Boyd,So. 3 9 0 6 1 1 669 74.33 0 71 219Crawford Reeves, Fr. 11 32 3 17 1 9 2398 74.94 2 68 212McCuen Elmore, So. 2 6 1 3 0 1 448 74.67 1 69 211Will Ovenden, Fr. 1 2 0 2 0 0 146 73.00 0 73 146Mike Muscatell, Fr. 1 3 0 3 1 0 221 73.67 0 72 221Brewer Bradshaw, Fr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 239 79.67 0 77 239Totals 12 140 24 134 20 54 10,122 72.30 17 67 207


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnCorbin Mills, So. 10 30 6 25 4 10 2190 73.00 4 69 213Crawford Reeves, So. 10 30 7 24 3 10 2192 73.06 3 67 211Jacob Burger, Jr. 10 30 2 24 8 6 2197 73.23 2 65 212McCuen Elmore, Jr. 11 33 2 23 2 8 2444 74.06 0 69 215Thomas Bradshaw, Fr. 5 15 1 9 2 3 1111 74.07 1 64 209Alex Boyd, Jr. 3 9 1 3 0 2 668 74.22 0 69 216David Dannelly, Jr. 6 18 2 5 0 2 1383 76.83 0 67 217Brewer Bradshaw, So. 2 6 0 2 0 2 467 77.83 0 70 218Mike Muscatell, So. 2 6 0 1 0 1 482 80.33 0 71 227Totals 11 132 21 116 19 44 9628 72.94 10 64 209


Top Best BestName Trn Rds 60s 75- Par -Par Stks Avg 10 Rd TrnCorbin Mills, Jr. 9 27 8 24 2 13 1925 71.30 3 65 201Crawford Reeves, Jr. 7 21 5 19 3 10 1504 71.62 2 66 209Billy Kennerly, Fr. 11 33 4 27 5 11 2400 72.73 2 69 213McCuen Elmore, Sr. 11 33 3 24 5 8 2413 73.12 1 68 213Thomas Bradshaw, So. 10 30 7 21 0 10 2200 73.33 2 68 209Jacob Burger, Sr. 3 9 0 5 1 2 669 74.33 0 70 217Hayden Garrett, Fr. 5 15 0 9 0 2 1122 74.80 0 70 221Alex Boyd, Sr. 1 3 0 2 0 1 228 76.00 0 71 228David Dannelly, Sr. 1 3 0 0 0 0 229 76..33 0 76 229Totals 11 132 27 131 16 57 9492 71.91 10 65 201

Notes - Stroke average and total strokes for team totals are from team scores, not sum of individuals.


Associate Head Coach Jordan Byrd

Jordan Byrd is in his eighth year as Clemson assistant golf coach. From recruit-ing to golf instruction to facility enhancement to overall administration of the pro-gram, Byrd has had a positive influence on Larry Penley’s program. He had a big hand in the design and fund raising for the Larry Penley Golf Building that was dedicated in the fall of 2011. In his first seven years with the program, Clemson finished in the top 20 at the NCAA Championships three times, a number-seven finish in 2006, a number-five finish in 2008, and a 16th place finish in 2010. The program reached the NCAA Tournament each year and was ranked in the final top 25 of the Sagarin computer rankings five times. The program has had a US Public Links Champion, a US Amateur runner-up and two indiivdual runner-up finishes at the NCAA Tournament. Byrd was one of 10 semifinalists for the 2010 and 2012 Jan Strickland Awards presented by TaylorMade-adidas Golf as selected by the GCAA. The Strickland Award is presented to the NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA or NJCAA assistant coach that, among other things, has excelled in working with their student-athletes both on the course and in the classroom. Clemson’s number-five finish in 2008 was the best for the program since it won the national championship in 2003. The Tigers have been to the NCAA Tournament all seven years he has been with the program and have twice captured the US Colle-giate Tournament in Atlanta. Clemson also won the Furman Invitational three times, and finished second at the NCAA Southeast Regional. Byrd had a significant impact on Clemson’s top five recruiting class that entered Clemson in August of 2006. Sam Saunders and Kyle Stanley were both ranked among the top 10 junior players in the nation and went on to have outstanding careers. The class also included 2010 All-American Ben Martin, who was a three-time All-ACC player. Stanley and Martin were both regulars on the PGA Tour in 2011. Stanley finished 31st on the PGA Tour money list in 2012 and won a tournament. Martin and Saunders will be on the Web.com Tour in 2013. Byrd also recruited first-team AJGA All-American Crawford Reeves in 2009 and Corbin Mills, another top AJGA player. The top recruiting continued in 2011 when the Tigers signed first-team AJGA All-American Billy Kennerly and in 2012 when AJGA Player of the Year Cody Proveaux signed with Clemson. Byrd moved into the newly created assistant golf coach position at Clemson University on August 4, 2005. He became Clemson’s first assistant coach in the sport since the 1982-83 academic year when Larry Penley held the position before he suc-ceeded Bobby Robinson as Clemson’s head coach the following year. Byrd has considerable experience as a player and is familiar with the Clemson program. He was the Southern Conference Champion in 1997 as a junior, and is the brother of former Clemson All-American and current PGA Tour player Jonathan Byrd. Jordan Byrd was the captain of the Furman golf team his senior year (1997-98). He won the Southern Conference Championship as a junior in 1997 when the Paladins also won the team title. With that team championship, Furman qualified as a team for the NCAA tournament for the first time in the program’s history. Byrd had 11 top 10 finishes in his career at Furman and was named to the All-Southern Conference team in 1997 and 1998. He led the team in stroke average as a junior (74.1) and had a career stroke average of 75.72, still among the best in Furman history. He had a career best 66 at the 1996 Old Dominion Seascape Invitational and was Furman’s top golfer in nine different tournaments over his career. Over his final two seasons as a collegian, he competed against his brother Jonathan and the Clemson Tigers four times. It is interesting to note that the broth-ers had the exact same 54-hole score in two of the four tournaments. They tied for eighth with 218 scores at the 1997 Furman Invitational, then had identical 229 scores at the NCAA East Regional later that year at Hot Springs, VA. Jordan was a junior at Furman and Jonathan a freshman at Clemson that year. Byrd comes from an athletic family. In addition to the accomplishments of his brother, his father, the late Jim Byrd, was a standout football player at North Carolina in the 1960s. Jim Byrd and his wife Jo were omnipresent at Clemson golf events sup-porting the Tigers. Jordan also had an outstanding amateur career, a playing career that continues today. He reached the semifinals of the North-South in 1997. In 2006 he finished second in the South Carolina Amateur (tied with Clemson player Phillip Mollica). He also qualified for the US Amateur and the US Mid-Amateur. In both qualifiers, he won medalist honors. He also teamed with his father, to win the South Carolina Father-Son Amateur Championship in the summer of 2006.

Getting to Know Jordan ByrdBorn: July 19, 1976 in Lexington, SC Education: Graduated from Spring Valley High School in Columbia, SC in 1994; graduated from Furman University in Greenville, SC in 1998 Family: Son of Jim and Jo Byrd of Columbia, SC. Brother of PGA Tour player Jona-than Byrd. Married the former Erika Newsom in December of 2012. Coaching Career: Assistant coach at Clemson University, August 2005- present. Clemson has been to seven straight NCAAs and has two top 10 finishes. Recruited 2009 Ben Hogan Award winner Kyle Stanley and 2010 All-American Ben Martin.Playing Experience: Four-year letterman at Furman University, 1994-98 Honors: Southern Conference Champion in 1997. Qualified for US Amateur and US Mid-Amateur in 2006. Quarterfinalist at 2007 United States Mid-Amateur

In the fall of 2007 he reached the quarterfinals of the United States Mid-Ama-teur. He was just three victories away from joining his brother at the 2008 Masters. Byrd was ranked among the top 100 amateurs according to the Golfweek Amateur rankings for most of the summer of 2007. In 2008 he advanced to the second round of the US Mid-Amateur at Milwaukee Country Club before he was defeated in 23 holes by former Clemson golfer Stephen White. He also qualified for stroke play of the Mid-Amateur in 2009. A native of Columbia, SC, Byrd graduated from Spring Valley High School, where he was an outstanding golfer and wrestler. He reached the state finals in his weight class on the wrestling mat in 1994, the same year he finished in the top 10 in the state golf tournament. On the course, he led Spring Valley High to three top five finishes in the state tournament. He won the Spring Valley Invitational as a senior and captured the 1993 Junior World Optimist title. After graduating from Furman in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in busi-ness administration, Byrd pursued a professional career for two years. He played on the Hooter’s Tour and the Tear Drop Tour during his professional career and had four top five finishes. From May of 2001 to the summer of 2005, Byrd worked as a salesman, trader, portfolio manager, and technical analyst at DiBiasio & Edgington Inc in Annandale, VA. Byrd married the former Erika Newsom in December of 2012.

Jordan Byrd and his wife Erika

Jordan

ByrdAssociate Head Coach

8th Season


2011-12 Final Statistics

Top Rds Best Best vs. Avg Stks Trn Rds 10 60s -Par Par 75- Trn Rd ParCorbin Mills 71.30 1925 9 27 3 8 13 2 24 201 65 -7Crawford Reeves 71.62 1504 7 21 2 5 10 3 19 209 66 -2Billy Kennerly 72.73 2400 11 33 2 4 11 5 27 213 69 +36McCuen Elmore 73.12 2413 11 33 1 3 8 5 24 213 68 +48Thomas Bradshaw 73.33 2200 10 30 2 6 10 0 21 209 68 +50Jacob Burger 74.33 669 3 9 0 0 2 1 5 217 70 +27Hayden Garrett 74.80 1122 5 15 0 0 2 0 9 221 70 +44Alex Boyd 76.00 228 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 228 71 +16David Dannelly 76.33 229 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 229 76 +17

Individual Totals 72.93 12,690 11 174 11 26 57 16 131 201 65 +229Team 71.91 9,492 11 132 9 -- 14 2 -- 838 272 +36

Final Clemson 2011-12 Golf StatiSticS

Date Tournament Site, Course Finish Score Par Yards +-Sept. 9-11 Carpet Capital Classic Dalton, GA, The Farm 5th of 12 863 72 7012 -1Oct. 3-4 Jerry Pate Invitational Birmingham, AL, Old Overton 2nd of 12 856 70 7204 +16Oct. 14-16 Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn Johnson City, TN, The Ridges 6th of 15 886 72 7147 +22Oct. 23-25 U.S. Collegiate Alpharetta, GA, Golf Club of Georgia 5th of 14 868 72 7017 +4 Feb. 19-21 Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar, PR, Rio Mar Country Club 2nd of 15 852 72 6902 -12Mar. 5-6 USCA Cleveland Classic Aiken, SC, Palmetto Country Club 1st of 18 854 70 6617 +14Mar. 16-18 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC, Furman University Course 1st of 21 838 72 6994 -26Mar. 31-1 Insperity Augusta State Inv. Augusta, GA, Forest Hills Country Club 13 of 16 868 72 7143 +4Apr. 9-10 The Woodlands Invitational Houston, TX, The Woodlands 6 of 15 863 72 7018 -1Apr. 20-22 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC, Old North State Club *4 of 11 857 72 7102 -7May 18-20 NCAA Regional Olde Stone Club, Bowling Green, KY 11 of 14 887 72 7248 +23

Clemson Individual Bests for 2011-12

Individual Best Rounds--Gross Score 65 -5 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 10/3/11 (1) 65 -7 Corbin Mills Furman 3/18/12 66 -6 Crawford Reeves ACC 4/21/12 67 -3 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 10/4/11 68 -4 Corbin Mills Carpet Classic 9/11/11 68 -4 McCuen Elmore US Collegiate 10/24/11 68 -4 Thomas Bradshaw Puerto Rico Classic 2/21/12 68 -4 Thomas Bradshaw Augusta State 4/1/12 68 -4 Corbin Mills ACC 4/21/12 68 -4 Crawford Reeves NCAA Regional 5/18/12 Individual Best Rounds--vs. Par -7 65 Corbin Mills Furman 3/18/12 -6 66 Crawford Reeves ACC 4/21/12 -5 65 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 10/3/11 (1) -4 68 Corbin Mills Carpet Classic 9/11/11 -4 68 McCuen Elmore US Collegiate 10/24/11 -4 68 Thomas Bradshaw Puerto Rico Classic 2/21/12 -4 68 Thomas Bradshaw Augusta State 4/1/12 -4 68 Corbin Mills ACC 4/21/12 -4 68 Crawford Reeves NCAA Regional 5/18/12 Top Individual Tournaments--Gross Score (54 holes) 201 -9 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 10/3-4/11 208 -8 Corbin Mills Furman 3/16-18/12 209 -7 Thomas Bradshaw Furman 3/16-18/12 209 -7 Crawford Reeves Furman 3/16-18/12 209 -1 Crawford Reeves USC-Aiken Classic 3/5-6/12 210 -6 Corbin Mills ACC 4/20-22/12 212 -4 Thomas Bradshaw Puerto Rico Classic 2/19-21/12 213 -3 Billy Kennerly Puerto Rico Classic 2/19-21/12 213 -3 Billy Kennerly Furman 3/16-18/12 213 -3 McCuen Elmore Carpet Classic 9/9-11/11 214 -2 Corbin Mills Carpet Classic 9/9-11/11 214 -2 Billy Kennerly Augusta State 3/31/1/12

Top Individual Tournaments vs. Par (54 holes) -9 201 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 10/3-4/11 -8 208 Corbin Mills Furman 3/16-18/12 -7 209 Crawford Reeves Furman 3/16-18/12 -7 209 Thomas Bradshaw Furman 3/16-18/12 -6 210 Corbin Mills ACC 4/20-22/12 -4 212 Thomas Bradshaw Puerto Rico Classic 2/19-21/12 -3 213 Billy Kennerly Puerto Rico Classic 2/19-21/12 -3 213 McCuen Elmore Carpet Classic 9/9-11/11 -3 213 Billy Kennerly Furman 3/16-18/12 -2 214 Thomas Bradshaw Augusta State 3/31-1/12 -2 214 Corbin Mills Carpet Classic 9/9-11/11 Top Team Rounds (Gross score) 272 -16 Furman 3rd Round 3/18/12 276 -12 Furman 2nd Round 3/17/12 277 -3 Jerry Pate 1st Round 10/3/11 278 -10 ACC 2nd Round 4/21/12 281 -7 Bank of Tennessee 2nd Round 10/15/11 283 -5 Puerto Rico 1st round 2/19/12 283 -5 Augusta State 2nd round 3/31/12 283 -5 Puerto Rico 3rd round 2/21/12 283 +3 USC-Aiken Classic 3rd Round 3/6/12 285 +5 USC-Aiken Classic 2nd Round 3/5/12 (2) 285 -3 Woodlands 2nd Round 4/9/12 (2) 286 -2 Puerto Rico 2nd round 2/20/12 286 +6 USC-Aiken Classic 1st Round 3/5/12 (1) 286 -2 US Collegiate 2nd Round 10/24/11 286 -2 Augusta State 3rd round 4/1/12 Top Team Rounds vs. Par -16 272 Furman 3rd round 3/18/12 -12 276 Furman 2nd round 3/17/12 -10 278 ACC 2nd round 4/21/12 -7 281 Bank of Tennessee 2nd Round 10/15/11 -5 283 Puerto Rico 1st round 2/19/12 -5 283 Augusta State 2nd Round 3/31/12 -5 283 Puerto Rico 3rd round 2/21/12 -3 277 Jerry Pate 1st Round 10/3/11 -3 285 Woodland 2nd Round 4/9/12 (2) -2 286 Puerto Rico 2nd round 2/20/12 -2 286 US Collegiate 2nd Round 10/24/11 -2 286 Augusta State 3rd Round 4/1/12


2011-12 Box Scores

Boxscores for 2011-12 Academic YearTournament 1 Carpet Classic Date: September 9-11, 2011Course: The Farm Site: Dalton, GA Finish: 5th of 12 Par 72 (7012 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinMcCuen Elmore 70 71 72 213 -3 8Corbin Mills 70 76 68 214 -2 11Jacob Burger 71 70 76 217 +1 19Billy Kennerly 76 70 80 226 +10 47Thomas Bradshaw 79 76 73 228 +12 50Team 287 287 289 863 -1 5th -1 -1 +1

Tournament 2 Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Date: October 3-4, 2011Course: Old Overton Course Site: Birmingham, AL Finish: 2nd of 12 Par 70 (7204 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 65 69 67 201 -9 1McCuen Elmore 71 70 75 216 +6 13Billy Kennerly 72 79 69 220 +10 24Thomas Bradshaw 69 76 81 226 +16 42Jacob Burger 74 72 81 226 +16 42Team 277 287 292 856 +16 2nd -3 +7 +12

Tournament 3 Bank of Tennessee @ Blackthorn Club Date: October 14-16, 2011Course: Blackthorn Club @ The Ridges Site: Jonesborough, TN Finish: 6th of 15 Par 72 (7147 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBilly Kennerly 77 69 74 220 +4 15Corbin Mills 76 75 71 222 +6 23McCuen Elmore 81 69 74 224 +8 30Hayden Garrett 81 70- 73 224 +8 30Thomas Bradshaw 79 73 78 230 +14 50Team 313 281 292 886 +22 6th +25 -7 +4 +22

Tournament 4 US Collegiate Date: October 23-25, 2011Course: Golf Club of Georgia Site: Alpharetta, GA Finish: 5th of 14 Par 72 (7017 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 74 70 71 215 -1 13McCuen Elmore 73 68 74 215 -1 13Billy Kennerly 74 72 72 218 +2 22Hayden Garrett 73 76 73 222 +6 41Jacob Burger 77 76 72 225 +9 58Team 294 286 288 868 +4 5th +6 -2 E

Tournament 5 Puerto Rico ClassicDate: February 19-21, 2012Course: Rio Mar (River Course) Site: Rio Grande, Puerto Rico Finish: 2nd of 15 Par 72 (6902 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinThomas Bradshaw 69 75 68 212 -4 6Billy Kennerly 72 71 70 213 -3 7Corbin Mills 70 72 73 215 -1 14McCuen Elmore 72 73 72 217 +1 23Crawford Reeves 74 70 73 217 +1 23Team 283 286 283 852 -12 2 -5 -2 -5

Tournament 6 USC-Aiken Cleveland Golf IntercollegiateDate: March 5-6, 2012Course: Palmetto Country Club Site: Aiken, SC Finish: 1st of 18 Par 70 (6617 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCrawford Reeves 69 70 70 209 -1 2Billy Kennerly 70 73 72 215 +5 7McCuen Elmore 75 71 70 216 +6 11Thomas Bradshaw 73 73 71 217 +7 14Corbin Mills 74 71 73 218 +8 21Team 286 285 283 854 +14 1 +6 +5 +3 +14

Tournament 7 Furman InvitationalDate: March 16-18, 2012Course: Furman University Course Site: Greenville, SC Finish: 1st of 21 Par 72 (6994 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 74 69 65 208 -8 3Crawford Reeves 71 69 69 209 -7 4Thomas Bradshaw 71 69 69 209 -7 4Billy Kennerly 74 69 70 213 -3 11McCuen Elmore 77 70 69 216 E 21Team 290 276 272 838 -26 1st +2 -12 -16

Tournament 8 Insperity Augusta State InvitationalDate: March 31 April 1 2012Course: Forest Hills Site: Augusta, GA Finish: 13 of 16 Par 72 (7143 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBilly Kennerly 75 69 70 214 -2 23Crawford Reeves 72 71 73 216 E 30Thomas Bradshaw 78 70 68 216 E 30McCuen Elmore 75 73 76 224 +8 66Hayden Garrett 77 75 75 227 +11 73Team 299 283 286 868 13 +11 -5 -2

Tournament 9 Woodlands All-America IntercollegiateDate: April 9-10, 2012Course: The Woodlands Site: Houston, TX Finish: 6th of 15 Par 72 (7018 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBilly Kennerly 73 72 70 215 -1 20Crawford Reeves 71 70 74 215 -1 20Thomas Bradshaw 73 70 74 217 +1 25Hayden Garrett 77 74 70 221 +5 50McCuen Elmore 73 73 77 223 +7 56Team 290 285 288 863 6 6 +2 -3 E

Tournament 10 ACC TournamentDate: April 20-22, 2012Course: Old North State Club Site: Uwharrie Point, NC Finish: T-4th of 11 Par 72 (7102 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 73 68 69 210 -6 6Billy Kennerly 74 70 73 217 +1 21Crawford Reeves 80 66 74 220 +4 32Thomas Bradshaw 70 74 76 220 +4 32McCuen Elmore 70 78 77 225 +9 45Totals 287 278 292 857 -7 4 -1 -10 +4

Tournament 11 NCAA South Central Regional Date: May 17-19, 2012Course: Olde Stone Country Club Site: Bowling Green, KY Finish: 11 of 14 Par 72 (7248 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCrawford Reeves 73 68 77 218 +2 14Corbin Mills 74 72 76 222 +6 26McCuen Elmore 74 79 71 224 +8 35Thomas Bradshaw 74 77 74 225 +9 39Billy Kennerly 75 78 76 229 +13 55Totals 295 295 297 887 +23 11 +7 +7 +9

Crawford Reeves


2011-12 Team Results

Carpet Capital CollegiateSeptember 9-11, 2011

The Farm Golf Club - Dalton, GAPar 72 (7012 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Auburn 290 279 282 851 -13 2. Tennessee 293 281 282 856 -8 3. Georgia Tech 286 297 274 857 -7 4. Alabama 291 284 287 862 -2 5. Clemson 287 287 289 863 -1 6. Chattanooga 287 287 290 864 E 7. Georgia 289 293 290 872 +8 8. LSU 294 291 288 873 +9 9. Kennesaw State 301 288 290 879 +15 10. Wake Forest 298 291 298 887 +23 11. Middle Tennessee 297 298 295 890 +26 South Carolina 295 295 300 890 +26

Medalist: Justin Thomas, Alabama 206

Jerry Pate InvitationalOctober 3-4, 2011

Old Overton Golf Club - Birmingham, ALPar 70 (7204 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Texas 271 2778 287 836 -4 2. Alabama 281 284 291 856 +16 Clemson 277 287 292 856 +16 4. Auburn 292 285 287 864 +24 5. UAB 290 285 292 867 +27 6. UNLV 284 292 293 869 +29 7. Arizona 293 286 295 874 +34 8. Mississippi State 304 281 291 876 +36 9. Middle Tennessee 289 292 297 878 +38 10. SMU 300 286 296 882 +42 11. Samford 309 283 302 894 +54 12. Louisville 307 294 313 914 +74

Medalist: Corbin Mills, Clemson 201

Bank of Tennessee @ BlackthornOctober 14-16, 2011

Blackthorn Club - Jonesborough, GAPar 72 (7147 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Kent State 303 288 278 869 +5 2. Virginia 295 291 290 876 +12 3. Wake Forest 304 286 289 879 +15 4. N.C. State 287 296 299 882 +18 5. Memphis 298 289 298 885 +21 6. Clemson 313 281 292 886 +22 7. Missouri 296 299 296 891 +27 8. UNCW 296 306 290 892 +28 9. ETSU 313 290 291 894 +30 10. Tennessee 298 298 301 897 +33 11. Virginia Tech 310 307 293 910 +46 12. Louisville 303 309 300 912 +48 Villanova 310 298 304 912 +48 14. Toledo 308 301 307 916 +52 15. Army 313 321 324 958 +94

Medalists: Jace Long, Missouri & Mark McMillen, N.C. State 214

U.S. Collegiate ChampionshipOctober 23-25, 2011

Golf Club of Georgia - Alpharetta, GAPar 72 (7017 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. UCLA 288 281 283 852 -12 2. Auburn 282 288 285 855 -9 Washington 288 282 285 855 -9 4. Georgia Tech 284 282 298 864 E 5. Clemson 294 286 288 868 +4 Iowa 293 291 284 868 +4 7. Southern Cal 282 288 301 871 +7 8. Duke 283 300 290 873 +9 9. Kent State 295 288 291 874 +10 Texas A&M 300 290 284 874 +10 11. Florida State 286 292 304 882 +18 12. Wake Forest 295 298 297 890 +26 13. Virginia 297 303 307 907 +43 14. ETSU 303 304 300 908 +44

Medalist: Dominic Bozzelli, Auburn 210

Puerto Rico ClassicFebruary 19-21, 2012

Rio Grande, Puerto RicoPar 72 (6902 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Alabama 276 279 279 834 -30 2. Clemson 283 286 283 852 -12 3. Purdue 289 279 288 856 -8 4. Georgia Tech 290 289 282 861 -3 5. N.C. State 292 292 279 863 -1 6. Oklahoma 284 294 289 867 +3 Texas 282 292 287 867 +3 Virginia Tech 288 287 292 867 +3 9. Georgia 289 288 292 869 +5 10. Oklahoma State 294 285 292 871 +7 11. Ohio State 303 289 295 887 +23 12. UNCG 296 306 304 906 +42 13. Michigan 306 309 300 915 +51 North Carolina 302 308 305 915 +51 15. ETSU 306 316 302 924 +60

Medalist: Justin Thomas, Alabama 206

The Cleveland Golf Palmetto InvitationalMarch 5-6, 2012

Palmetto Country Club - Aiken, SCPar 70 (6617 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Clemson 286 285 283 854 +14 2. Virginia 292 278 285 855 +15 3. South Carolina 286 284 293 863 +23 4. Liberty 291 290 286 867 +27 5. East Carolina 290 285 293 868 +28 6. Furman 286 301 286 873 +33 7. Augusta State 299 282 293 874 +34 8. College of Charleston 297 288 290 875 +35 9. Chattanooga 294 289 294 877 +37 10. Vanderbilt 298 293 297 888 +48 11. Akron 299 293 299 891 +51 12. Presbyterian 305 293 298 896 +56 USC Aiken 295 295 306 896 +56 14. Maryland 302 297 306 905 +65 15. Francis Marion 305 295 306 906 +66 16. Georgia Southern 313 294 300 907 +67 17. Wofford 322 295 300 917 +77 18. Elon 308 300 313 921 +81

Medalist: Ben Kohles, Virginia 208

Furman IntercollegiateMarch 16-18, 2012

Furman University Golf Club - Greenville, SCPar 72 (6994 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Clemson 290 276 272 838 -26 2. Virginia Tech 294 278 281 853 -11 3. Coastal Carolina 293 284 283 860 -4 Wofford 288 290 282 860 -4 5. College of Charleston 292 288 287 867 +3 Georgia 298 281 288 867 +3 Troy 286 295 286 867 +3 8. Samford 294 292 282 868 +4 9. Georgia State 292 284 299 875 +11 10. Purdue 294 289 294 877 +13 11. Francis Marion 288 295 297 880 +16 Marshall 295 291 294 880 +16 13. Furman 296 290 299 885 +21 14. ETSU 289 299 298 886 +22 15. Gardner-Webb 294 288 305 887 +23 16. Michigan 298 292 299 889 +25 17. Elon 303 291 300 894 +30 Presbyterian 293 301 300 894 +30 19. Winthrop 299 303 294 896 +32 20. Western Carolina 297 292 315 904 +40 21. Temple 317 307 328 952 +88

Medalist: Sebastian Soderberg, Coastal Carolina 204

Insperity Augusta State InvitationalMarch 31-April 1, 2012

Forest Hills - Augusta, GAPar 71 (7261 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Augusta State 283 276 279 838 -26 Texas 282 277 279 838 -26 3. Illinois 291 273 282 846 -18 4. Baylor 291 284 277 852 -12 TCU 290 276 286 852 -12 6. Tennessee 291 277 286 854 -10 7. South Carolina 284 285 289 858 -6 Virginia Tech 293 284 281 858 -6 9. Oklahoma State 290 284 286 860 -4 10. Coastal Carolina 287 284 290 861 -3 SMU 299 279 283 861 -3 12. Houston 294 284 289 867 +3 13. Clemson 299 283 286 868 +4 14. Lamar 292 286 293 871 +7 15. Georgia State 292 290 290 872 +8 16. USC Aiken 298 287 288 873 +9

Medalist: Julien Brun, TCU 202

The Woodlands All-American InvitationalMay 9-10, 2012

The Woodlands Golf Club - Woodlands, TXPar 72 (7018 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Arkansas 280 276 285 841 -23 2. North Texas 285 275 282 842 -22 3. Texas A&M 282 280 283 845 -19 4. SMU 290 281 286 857 -7 5. Baylor 288 288 285 861 -3 6. Clemson 290 285 288 863 -1 7. SE Louisiana 290 286 291 867 +3 8. Texas State 293 290 287 870 +6 9. Houston 289 285 297 871 +7 10. Tulsa 289 290 294 873 +9 11. UL-Lafayette 293 287 294 874 +10 12. UT-Arlington 296 290 293 879 +15 13. Lamar 302 297 288 887 +23 Notre Dame 295 296 296 887 +23 15. Rice 301 297 309 907 +43

Medalist: Geoff Shaw, Texas A&M 205

ACC TournamentApril 20-22, 2012

Old North State Club - Uwharrie Point, NCPar 72 (7102 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Georgia Tech 270 274 298 837 -27 2. Virginia 276 279 289 844 -20 3. Florida State 279 280 288 847 -17 4. Clemson 287 278 292 857 -7 Virginia Tech 288 282 292 857 -7 6. Duke 289 278 295 862 -2 7. North Carolina 282 287 298 867 +3 8. Wake Forest 295 289 294 868 +4 9. N.C. State 291 282 299 872 +8 10. Maryland 287 283 307 877 +13 11. Boston College 305 293 299 897 +33

Medalist: Ben Rusch, Virginia 206

NCAA Bowling Green RegionalMay 17-19, 2012

The Club at Olde Stone - Bowling Green, KYPar 72 (7248 yards)

Fin. School 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par 1. Chattanooga 294 281 284 859 -5 2. Texas A&M 295 278 287 860 -4 3. UCLA 284 287 292 863 -1 4. Virginia Tech 297 286 291 874 +10 5. Memphis 295 287 294 876 +12 6. Arkansas 302 292 285 879 +15 7. North Texas 295 299 286 880 +16 8. Northwestern 301 286 294 881 +17 9. Iowa State 305 288 293 886 +22 Colorado State 294 293 299 886 +22 11. Clemson 295 295 297 887 +23 12. Jacksonville State 308 305 296 909 +45 13. Pennsylvania 313 304 309 926 +62 14. Alabama State 319 322 329 970 +106

Medalist: Stephan Jaeger, Chattanooga 203


2011-12 vs. All Competition

Clemson vs. All Competition 2011-12 School Record Stk Diff Akron 1-0 -37 Army 1-0 -72 Auburn 1-2 +17 Alabama 0-2-1 +19 Alabama State 1-0 -83 Arizona 1-0 -18 Arkansas 0-2 +30 Augusta State 1-1 -7 Baylor 0-2 +18 Boston College 1-0 -40 Charleston 1-0 -21 Charleston Southern 1-0 -29 Chattanooga 2-1 +4 Coastal Carolina 1-1 -15 Colorado State 0-1 -1 Duke 2-0 -10 East Carolina 1-0 -14 East Tennessee State 4-0 -168 Elon 2-0 -123 Florida State 1-1 -4 Francis Marion 2-0 -94 Furman 2-0 -66 Gardner Webb 1-0 -49 Georgia 2-0 -38 Georgia Southern 1-0 -53 Georgia State 2-0 -41 Georgia Tech 1-3 +21 Houston 1-0 -8 Illinois 0-1 +22 Iowa 0-0-1 E Iowa State 0-1 +1 Jacksonville State 1-0 -22 Kennessaw State 1-0 -16 Kent State 1-1 +11 Lamar 2-0 -27 Liberty 1-0 -13 LSU 1-0 -10 Louisiana Lafayette 1-0 -11 Louisville 2-0 -86 Marshall 1-0 -42 Maryland 2-0 -71 Memphis 0-2 +12 Michigan 2-0 -114 Middle Tennessee 2-0 -49 Mississippi State 1-0 -20 Missouri 1-0 -5

Clemson Golf Miscellaneous stats, 2011-12 Category Burger Elmore Garrett Mills T. Brad Kenner Reeves Boyd Dannelly

First Round Avg. 74.00 73.73 77.20 72.22 73.50 73.82 72.86 75.00 76.00 Last Round Avg. 76.33 73.36 73.00 70.33 73.20 72.56 72.86 82.00 77.00 Par 3 Scoring 3.25 3.21 3.13 3.14 3.21 3.23 3.19 3.25 3.25

Par 4 Scoring 4.17 4.16 4.19 4.02 4.16 4.08 4.03 4.23 4.47 Par 5 Scoring 5.07 4.71 5.10 4.72 4.77 4.80 4.68 5.17 4.67 Eagles 1 1 2 3 2 1 5 0 1Birdies 23 110 38 104 111 98 73 6 7 Pars/Round 10.44 10.43 10.80 10.50 9.81 11.63 11.17 11.00 10.67 Score counted 6-9 24-33 9-12 25-27 25-30 29-33 18-21 0-0 0-0 Best Score of Day 1 7 2 11 8 5 14 0 0Best Tournament 0 2 0 4 1 3 3 0 0Final Sagarin Rankings 202 30 246 158 79

North Carolina 2-0 -73 North Carolina-Greensboro 1-0 -54 NC State 2-1 -22 North Texas 0-2 +28 Northwestern 0-1 +6 Notre Dame 1-0 -24 Ohio State 1-0 -35 Oklahoma 1-0 -15 Oklahoma State 1-1 -11 Pennsylvania 1-0 -39 Presbyterian 2-0 -98 Purdue 2-0 -43 Rice 1-0 -44 Samford 2-0 -68 SMU 1-2 -13 South Carolina 2-1 -36 #South Carolina Aiken 2-0 -47 Southern Cal 1-0 -3 Southeast Louisiana 1-0 -4 Temple 1-0 -114 Tennessee 1-2 +10 Texas 1-2 +35 Texas A&M 1-2 +39 Texas Arlington 1-0 -16 TCU 0-1 +16 Texas State 1-0 -7 Toledo 1-0 -30 Troy 1-0 -29 Tulsa 1-0 -10 UAB 1-0 -11 UCLA 0-2 +40 UNLV 1-0 -13 UNC Wilmington 1-0 -6 Vanderbilt 1-0 -34 Villanova 1-0 -26 Virginia 2-2 -17 Virginia Tech 3-2-1 -31 Wake Forest 3-1 -50 Washington 0-1 +13 Western Carolina 1-0 -66 Winthrop 1-0 -58 Wofford 2-0 -85 Total 103-45-3 (.692) #Division II Program


2011-12 Season Review

Clemson’s 2011-12 golf season featured a strong regular season that included a pair of victories in consecu-tive tournaments, two second-place finishes at national events, and the outstanding play of junior Corbin Mills, who played in the Masters and the Heritage on the PGA Tour in addition to his All-America play for Clemson.

The season began with the annual trip to the Car-pet Classic in Dalton, GA. The Tigers finished fifth in the national field thanks to the play of senior McCuen Elmore who had consistent rounds of 70-71-72 in finishing eighth overall. Corbin Mills entered the Jerry Pate Invitational as one of the national favorites after he had won the United State Public Links and the Southern Amateur the previous summer. Mills did not disappoint as he won the tournament with a 201 score, a nine-under par total that tied the Clem-son record for the lowest total score in Clemson history for a 54-hole event.

Mills entered the final round tied for first with Jordan Speith of Texas. But, Mills dusted Speith by nine shots in the final round when he fired a 67. Mills won the event by two shots over Texas’s Dylan Fritteli when he birdied the final hole, his 17th birdie of the tournament, more than any other player.

Mills performance allowed Clemson to finish second in the team competition, including a victory over number-one ranked Alabama.

Clemson finished the fall with a sixth place at the Bank of Tennessee in Johnson City, TN, and a fifth place fin-ish at the US Collegiate in Alpharetta. Clemson was 15th in the nation in the final fall coaches poll.

The Tigers had to play the fall season without Craw-ford Reeves, a junior who had been a starter each of the last two years. He was held out due to a back injury. Reeves had an immediate impact and he helped the Tigers to a second place finish out of 15 teams at Puerto Rico.

Thomas Bradshaw was Clemson’s top golfer with a sixth place finish thanks to a 212 score, while freshman Bil-

One of the highlights of the 2011-12 season was the appearance of junior Corbin Mills in

the 2012 Masters.

ly Kennerly recorded a seventh place finish with a 213 score. Bradshaw scored 68 in the last round, helping Clemson to a 283 final round and -12 score of 852 for the tournament.

Clemson kept the momentum going with victories in consecutive events for the first time since the Spring of 2004. On March 6 the Tigers won the USC Aiken Cleveland Clas-sic. Reeves was the top Tiger and he was the most clutch. He shot a 70 in the final round and made a birdie on the last hole as the last player in the tournament to give Clemson the win by one. Individually, Reeves finished second with a 209 score. Kennerly had his second straight top 10 finish.

Just 12 days later, the Tigers won their third straight Furman Invitational with a 26 under par score of 838. That included a final round 272 score, or 16-under-par. Clemson had four players score in the 60s, led by Corbin Mills who had a seven-under-par 65. Mills finished third, while Reeves and Thomas Bradshaw tied for fourth. Kennerly had his third straight top 11 with an 11th place finish.

That was Mills last event for a couple of weeks as he played in he 2012 Masters thanks to his victory in the United States Public Links. Mills had rounds of 74 and 81 for a 155 score and missed the cut. The following week he played in the Heritage at Hilton Head Island thanks to his victory in the Southern Amateur. He missed the cut by just two shots after rounds of 72-74.

Clemson finished sixth at the Woodlands Invitational in Texas, Clemson’s first trip to that national tournament. Ken-nerly and Reeves were Clemson’s top players with 20th place finishes.

The Tigers then finished fourth at the ACC Tourna-ment. Mills was back in the lineup and finished sixth with a six under par score, best among Clemson golfers. Kennerly finished 21st for his ninth straight top 25 finish, the longest streak of the year by any Tiger.

With a national ranking of 20th in Golfweek, 21st in Golfstat and 19th by the Golfworld Coach’s poll, Clemson gained its 31st straight NCAA Tournament bid, the longest streak in any sport in Clemson history. The Tigers went to the Olde Stone Country Club in Bowling Green, KY. After

ranking fourth after the first round, the Tigers slumped over the last two days and finished 11th in the 14 team field. Reeves was Clemson’s top golfer with a 14th place finish at 218.

Mills was named first-team All-ACC and third team All-American with a team best 71.30 stroke average. He decided to turn pro after the season. Reeves was second on the team with a 71.60 average, all in spring competition, while freshman Billy Kennerly had a 72.73 stroke average, fifth best in Clemson history for a rookie.Mills, Reeves, Kennerly and McCuen Elmore all made the Ping All-Region Team as selected by the Coaches Associa-tion.

HONORS AND AWARDS

Corbin Mills, Jr.*Third-team All-American, Golf Week*First-team All Regional*First-team All-ACC*Hogan Award Semifinalist*United States Palmer Cup Team*Jerry Pate Invitational Medalist*Ranked 30th in Final Sagarin Ranking

Crawford Reeves, Jr*First-team Academic All-ACC*First-team All-Regional*Ranked 78th in Final Sagarin Ranking

Billy Kennerly, Fr.*First-team All-Regional

McCuen Elmore, Sr*First-team All-Regional

Jordan Byrd, Associate Head Coach*Finalist for Jan Strickland Assistant Coach of the Year


Fall 2012 Results

Top Best Best vs. Avg Stks Trn Rds 10 60s -Par Par 75- Trn Rd ParStephen Behr 71.78 646 3 9 2 2 3 1 8 209 69 +10Cody Proveaux 72.92 875 4 12 1 1 2 3 11 216 69 +23Miller Capps 74.08 889 4 12 1 1 2 1 9 210 68 +37Blake Kennedy 74.17 445 2 6 0 1 2 0 2 218 67 +19Crawford Reeves 75.33 904 4 12 0 0 1 0 7 223 70 +52Billy Kennerly 76.22 686 3 9 0 0 2 0 4 223 71 +44Individual Totals 74.08 4445 4 60 3 4 12 5 41 209 67 +185Team Totals 73.13 3510 4 48 4 -- 1 0 -- 870 281 +102

Clemson 2012-13 Golf StatiSticS (through Fall 2012)

Date Tournament Site, Course Finish Score Par Yards +-Sept. 7-9 Carpet Capital Classic Dalton, GA, The Farm *4th of 15 871 72 7012 +7Sept. 30-2 Fighting Illini Invitational Olympia Fields, IL, Olympia Fields *10th of 14 887 70 7080 +47Oct. 15-16 Jerry Pate Invitational Birmingham, AL, Old Overton 5th of 12 870 70 7204 +30 Oct. 19-21 U.S. Collegiate Alpharetta, GA, Golf Club of Georgia *6th of 15 882 72 7017 +18

Carpet Classic Date: September 7-9, 2012Course: The Farm Site: Dalton, GA Finish: 4th (tie) of 15 Par 72 (7012 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinStephen Behr 71 69 69 -7 209 4Cody Proveaux 71 72 79 +6 222 31Crawford Reeves 74 70 79 +7 223 40Miller Capps 79 70 75 +8 224 45Billy Kennerly 76 80 75 +15 231 70Team 292 281 298 871 4th +4 -7 +10

Fighting Illini Classic Date: Sept. 30- Oct. 2Course: Olympia Fields Country Club Site: Olympia Fields, IL Finish: 10th (Tie) of 14 Par 70 (7080 yards)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinStephen Behr 73 70 71 214 +4 7Cody Proveaux 74 73 69 216 +6 12Crawford Reeves 79 76 74 229 +19 56Miller Capps 77 74 81 232 +22 63Billy Kennerly 77 74 81 232 +22 63Team 301 291 295 887 10th +21 +11 +15

Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Date: October 15-16, 2012Course: Old Overton Club Site: Vestavia HIlls, AL Finish: 5th of 12 Par 70 (7204)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinMiller Capps 72 68 70 210 E 3Blake Kenendy 74 67 77 218 +8 11Cody Proveaux 72 75 73 220 +10 19Stephen Behr 75 72 76 223 +13 26Crawford Reeves 75 74 77 226 +16 36Team 293 281 296 870 +30 5th +13 +11 +16

US Collegiate Date: October 19-21, 2012Course: Golf Club of Georgia (Lakeside Course)Site: Alpharetta, GA Finish: 6th (tie) of 15 Par 72 (7017)Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCody Proveaux 72 73 72 217 +1 7Miller Capps 74 75 74 223 +7 34Billy Kennerly 81 71 71 223 +7 34Crawford Reeves 77 74 75 226 +10 50Blake Kennedy 78 71 78 227 +11 56Team 301 289 292 882 +18 6th +13 +1 +4

Clemson vs. All Competition 2012-13 School Record Stk Diff Alabama 0-2 +19 Arkansas 0-1 +33 Auburn 2-2 -8 Augusta State 1-0 -6 Chattanooga 1-0 -4 Duke 0-1-1 +14 East Tennessee State 1-0 -10 Florida 0-2 +29 Florida State 0-1 +18 Georgia 0-1 +15 Georgia Tech 1-1 -7 Indiana 0-0-1 E Illinois 0-0-1 E Iowa 1-0 -30 Kennessaw State 1-0 -12 Kent State 1-0 -14 LSU 0-0-1 E Middle Tennessee 2-0 -62 Minnesota 1-0 -51 Mississippi State 1-0 -14 North Carolina 1-0 -15 North Florida 1-0 -8 Northwestern 0-1 +12 Oklahoma State 1-1 +7 Purdue 1-0 -16 Samford 1-0 -27 SMU 0-1 +8 South Alabama 1-0 -24 Southern California 0-1 +3 South Carolina 1-0 -15 Stanford 0-2 +15 Tennessee 1-0 -5 Texas 0-1 +20 Texas A&M 1-0 -20 UAB 1-0 -10 UNLV 0-1 +2 Virginia 0-1 +2 Wake Forest 2-0 -12 Washington 1-0 -1 #West Florida 1-0 -63 Totals 26-21-4 (.549)#Division II school not included in totals


Clemson Women’s Golf

Head Coach J.T. Horton and the Lady Tiger Golf Program will compete beginning in the

fall of 2013.

John Thomas (J.T.) Horton was named the first women’s golf coach at Clemson Uni-versity in August of 2011. Larry Penley, Clemson Director of Golf, made the announce-ment. Clemson will begin play on the course in the fall of 2013. Horton comes to Clemson after four years (three seasons of competition) as the head coach at Tulane. He re-started the program after Hurricane Katrina halted it from the fall of 2005 until the fall of 2008.

“I would like to personally thank Dr. Terry Don Phillips, Kyle Young and Coach Larry Penley for this amazing opportunity,” said Horton. “Very few times are coaches fortunate enough to coach at their dream job. Clemson University is my dream job, and I am hon-ored to be a part of such an elite university and athletics program.

“Clemson Golf has a wonderful reputation in the golf community. I am so excited to work with Coach Penley, as he is easily one of the best and most well respected coaches in the country. There is a great expectation with the golf program. I am looking forward to working extremely hard in putting together a successful women’s program that the Clemson family will be proud of!”

In his three seasons, Horton was the Conference USA Coach of the Year twice (2009 and 2010), led the program to the NCAA National Tournament twice and the NCAA regional three times. Tulane won the Conference USA championship twice and won five tournament titles overall.

The Green Wave finished in the top three in 14 of 33 tournaments over the three-year period. He had 14 all-conference players on the course and 17 on the Commis-sioner’s Academic Honor Roll in those three years. He coached the Conference Player of the Year each of his three years with the program.

“J.T. is a perfect fit for this job and we are fortunate to have a coach of his caliber and experience serve as our first women’s coach,” said Penley. “I have known him for a long time. He is from Clayton, GA (just 30 miles from Clemson) and used to come here in the summers to talk about the coaching profession.

“He is a great fit for this job on a number of levels, but an important one is his experience when it comes to starting a program. He was faced with that at Tulane after Hurricane Katrina. He knows what it takes. He brought Tulane to instant success with a conference championship and a top 20 finish in his first year as a head coach.

“He is very familiar with our men’s program and knows how we do things. We had

a lot of candidates for this position, including many other head coaches. But, J.T stood out.”Horton was named head coach of the Tulane women’s program on July 4, 2007. He estab-lished the program through recruiting the first 13 months, then put a quality team on the course for the 2008-09 season.

In that first year, he led the Green Wave to two tournament titles, including the C-USA Championship and the Ole Miss Lady Rebel Intercollegiate, a fifth-place finish at the NCAA East Regional and a 20th-place finish at the 2009 NCAA National Championships. The team finished in the top five in six of 11 tournaments.

Five of his six first-year players were named to All C-USA first, second or third teams, and Linn Gustafsson was tabbed the Conference USA Player and Newcomer of the Year, while freshman Daniela Holmqvist captured the C-USA championship individual medalist honors en route to earning the league’s Freshman of the Year honors.

Horton’s second year mirrored the success of his rookie season. He led the Green Wave to its second straight C-USA Championship and a return trip into the NCAA Cham-pionship, where his team posted an 18th-place national finish.

His sophomore season as a head coach featured a school record three tournament victories, including the Conference USA Championship, which was won in record fashion. The team posted a 54-hole score of 858, the lowest team tournament score in school his-tory.

Under his leadership, five Green Wave players were named to the 2010 All-Confer-ence USA teams, including three to the first team, and for the second straight season he coached the C-USA Player of the Year with Janine Fellows’ Co-Player of the Year selec-tion.Off the course, six of his seven players were either members of the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll, earned the C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal or is a member of Tulane’s 3.0 Club. The group included Linn Gustafsson, who was named to the NGCA All-Scholar Team in 2010. She also made the team in 2011.

In 2010-11 the team had six top 10 finishes in 10 tournaments to qualify for the NCAA regional for a third straight year. The team finished 17th in the final Golfstat com-puter ranking. He led Tulane to a third-place finish in Conference USA and once again he coached the league’s top player, Maribel Lopez Porras.

Porras qualified for the NCAA national tournament as an individual and was a


Women’s Coach J.T. HortonGolfweek honorable mention All-American. Four more players made one of the three All-Conference USA teams, and Meghan Chapman was named the top newcomer in the conference. A two-time All-American as a student-athlete at Berry College in Rome, GA (1995-99), Horton joined the Green Wave family following two years at Georgia Southern where he served as an assistant coach for the Eagles’ men’s golf program.

Horton helped the Eagles win the 2006 Southern Conference Championship, where all five golfers finished in the Top 25 individually and the team won the title by 12 strokes over College of Charleston. The team also advanced to the NCAA East Regional finishing one spot out of qualifying for NCAA National Championship.

During the 2006-07 season, GSU posted four top five team finishes including a run-ner-up showing at the SoCon Championship.

During his two seasons in Statesboro, Ga., Horton coached Jonathan Shaw who earned Academic All-America honors in 2006 and played an integral role in J.D. Kennedy, Drew Bowen, and Bryan Jones claiming All-Southern Conference honors.

As the program’s recruiting coordinator , Horton helped Georgia Southern ink one of the top recruiting classes in school history in 2007. He also oversaw the team’s player development, workouts and physical conditioning, as well as serving as the liaison to the director of student-athlete services for academic progress.

A four-year letterman at Berry College, Horton was a first-team NAIA All-America as both a junior and senior and claimed first-team All-TranSouth Conference honors all four years. He helped the Vikings win the conference title from 1996-1999 and capped off his career as a member of the NAIA National Championship team in 1998.

Individually, Horton won six collegiate tournaments, including TranSouth Conference medalist honors in 1997 and 1998. He was selected to represent the U.S. in the 1998

World University Golf Games in San Lameer, South Africa.

No stranger to balancing academics and athletics, Horton graduated with a business degree in 1999 and earned all-TranSouth Conference Scholar Athlete honors in 1998 and 1999.

Following his successful collegiate career, Horton played professionally on several mini-tours for five years. In 2002, he won his first professional event, The Harbor Club Classic Championship, on the DP Tour with a 19-under par 269 (63-70-71-65). He was an exempt member of the NGA Hooters Tour from 2000-2004 and reached the second stage of PGA Tour Qualifying School in 2000 and 2001.

As a pro, Horton worked with renowned golf instructors Rob Akins, Todd Anderson and Dave Pelz, as well as sports psychologists Dr. Rick Jensen and Dr. Jack Llewellyn, and fitness guru Randy Myers.

Prior to joining the GSU staff, he served as the head golf professional and assistant general manager at Horseleg Plantation County Club (Rome, Ga.). At Horseleg, Horton managed all golf operations and assisted the general manager in supervising department heads and employees for golf, swimming, tennis and fitness. Horton developed and oversaw a Ladies Golf Association and Junior Golf Academy in addition to managing the Men’s and Senior’s Golf Associations.

Horton Year-by-Year Head Coach at Tulane Year Trn Win Top 3 Top 5 Top 10 Conf Reg Nat GStat 2008-09 11 2 4 6 9 1st 5th 20 29 2009-10 12 3 5 5 6 1st 6th 18 28 2010-11 10 0 5 6 8 3rd 12th NA 17 Totals 33 5 14 17 23 2first

Lauren Salazar (left) and Taylor Ramsey (right)werethefirsttwosigneesforClem-son’s new women’s golf program. They will

begin play in the fall of 2013.


Walker Course

The 20-year dream of golfers in the Clemson family became a reality on October 5,1995. Clemson University officials dedicated a new $8.6 million conference center and a $4.4 million golf course. The conference center is named the Madren Center and is managed by the Clemson University Conference Services. The center is a spacious 56,000 square foot facility, and includes $700,000 worth of state of the art audio and video equipment. It also houses dining facilities. The facility is named after the late Claude V. Madren. He was a Charleston businessman who established a $2.5 million trust fund that will go toward the center when it matures. The golf course is named after Colonel John Emmett Walker, Sr. (Clemson ’26) who’s son Dr. John Emmett Walker, Jr (Clemson ’58) donated $1 million to the course. Colonel Walker was a member of the Clemson football team and an honor military graduate. Another family made a significant contribution to the development of the Walker Course. The Charles B. Feller (Clemson ’43) family initially gave the University $75,000 for seed money to build a golf course in 1974. After the project began, the family supplemented the effort through additional gifts totaling $80,000. The practice facility is named for Charles B. Fellers. Four of the holes are dedicated in honor of former loyal athletic adminis-trators as the result of a $400,000 donation by IPTAY. The holes recognize the contributions of Gene Willimon, Bob Smith, Bob Moorman and Bob Jones. Moor-man and Jones were Clemson golf coaches, Willimon was executive secretary of IPTAY for 27 years and Smith was a Clemson football coach and administrator for 30 years. The course features Bermuda fairways and tees and bentgrass greens. The front nine extends along Honeycutt Creek from Old Stadium Road to the Bo-tanical Gardens. The back nine runs high atop a hill overlooking Lake Hartwell and the Blue Ridge Mountains and extends down the edge of the lake with a look resembling a links course. The scenery along the back nine is eye-catching

as the course winds near the lake. The signiture hole of the course is the 17th, a par three whose green and sandtrap layout is in the form of a Tiger Paw. Television analyst Steve Melnyk says, “This course is a per-fectly balanced course. It has upland pasture holes, tree-lined fairways, and lakeside vistas. These are the three elements golf course architects love most.” Players of any skill level can enjoy the Walker Course, as there are five different sets of tees. A high handicapper can enjoy playing from the Red (4,667), Gold (5,405) or

White (5,934), while the low handicapper can feel challenged by the Champion (6,560) or the Tiger (6,911) tees. After playing a round on the links, players can get a taste of South Carolina at the “Seasons by the Lake” restaurant. Located in the Madren Center overlooking the 18th green and Lake Hartwell, the restaurant features fresh products form South Carolina. The James F. Martin Inn was added to the site in July 1998. It is an 89-room Inn overlooking the golf course and lake and is connected to the Madren Conference Center. It is named for Clemson alumnus Jim Martin, who made a significant donation to the University for the creation of a faculty chair in the School of Business. Membership to the Walker Course is available for individuals and corpora-tions on either a resident or non-resident basis. Public play is also welcome, including golf outings. For more information on the Walker Course, please visit their web site at www.clemson.edu/conference_center or contact the golf shop at (864) 656-0236. In the spring of 2009, the Walker Course was recognized both on national and state levels as a top golf course. Links Magazine rated the Walker Course as one of the top-25 collegiate courses in the country in its “Best Of” issue. Coming in at 23rd on the list the course was ranked with courses from schools including Yale, Duke, the University of North Carolina and Ohio State. In South Carolina, the course was voted the best public golf course in the Upstate by the South Carolina Golf Course Rating Panel. The panel is composed of golf enthusiasts representing a diverse range of occupations, handi-caps and backgrounds. The objective of the panel is to promote excellence in South Carolina golf course design and operations through competitive rankings, education and public advo-cacy. In determining their rating, panelists consider several criteria, including routing of the course, aesthetics, distinctiveness and the va-riety of shot requirements a course demands. “These kinds of rankings are a confirmation of the hard work that’s been done over the past 10 years to make the Walker Course what it is today,” said Walker Course profes-sional Brent Jessup. “Clemson has a course to be proud of, and recogni-tion by others gives us even more reason to be proud.”

South Carolina’s Top Public Courses

1. Wild Dunes Links Course (Charleston) 2. The Ocean Course (Kiawah Island) 3. Harbor Town (Hilton Head Island) 4. Tidewater Golf Club (Myrtle Beach) 5. Country Club of South Carolina (Myrtle Beach) 6. Osprey Point (Kiawah Island) 7. Golf Club of SC at Crickentree (Columbia) 8. Verdae Greens (Greenville) 9. Walker Course (Clemson University) 10. Regent Park (Fort Mill) *List compiled by Bob Gillespie, The State Newspaper of Columbia, SC

The Walker Golf Course is one of the most picturesque areas on the Clemson campus. It is one of the top public courses in the state of South Carolina and features the signature Tiger Paw Hole, a

challenging par three whose green and four sandtraps resemble the shape of Clemson’s famous logo.


Walker Course

Gold 440 265 323 103 446 357 300 147 362 2743 315 333 124 297 448 271 431 116 327 2662 5405Red 334 259 292 84 380 248 266 118 335 2316 296 320 98 276 430 236 350 100 245 2351 4667

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Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Out 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 In TotTiger 480 381 415 221 503 415 396 213 460 3484 408 429 178 392 528 361 539 192 400 3427 6911Champion 470 364 377 207 489 403 380 200 445 3335 395 405 160 367 509 337 508 175 369 3225 6560White 454 275 351 145 470 375 359 179 388 2996 337 383 150 338 472 318 462 127 351 2938 5934Par 5 4 4 3 5 4 4 3 4 36 4 4 3 4 5 4 5 3 4 36 72Handicap 3 13 11 7 13 5 15 17 1 8 6 10 16 14 18 2 12 4

Top Nine University Courses (Source: PGA.com)

1. Scarlet Course Ohio State, Columbus, OH2. The Claw South Florida, Tampa, FL3. Kampen Course Purdue, West Lafayette, IN4. Karsten Creek Oklahoma State, Stillwater, OK5. Washington National Washington, Auburn, WA6. Rutgers University Rutgers, New Brunswick, NJ7. Course at Yale Yale, New Haven, CT8. Stanford University Stanford, Stanford, CA9. Walker Course Clemson, Clemson, SC


Robinson Practice Area

Clemson’s Robinson Golf Practice Facility was dedicated in June 28, 2002 the final day of work for outgoing Clemson Athletic Director Bobby Robinson. After work that day he was escorted to the golf practice facility where he was met by many Clemson administra-tors, past and present.

At a surprise private ceremony, the facility was renamed the Bobby Robinson Golf Practice Facility. Robinson retired on that Friday after 17 years as Clemson athletic direc-tor and over 30 years serving Clemson University. The facility opened in 2005 and was the first step in Clemson’s Tiger Pride facilities renovation plans.

It was a fitting ceremony because it was Robinson who put the Clemson golf program on solid footing when he was head coach between 1974-83. He led the Clemson team to its first NCAA team tournament appearance in 1980, its first ACC championship in 1982 and its first top five national finish (1983).

He left the coaching ranks to concentrate on athletic administration. Current Clem-son head coach Larry Penley has continued the tradition, leading the program to 27 more NCAA Tournament appearances.

Earlier in his final year, Robinson was presented The Order of the Palmetto by the State of South Carolina for his contributions to the state and Clemson University. He was inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame in September of 2002.

In his 17 years as athletic director Clemson won 56 ACC Championships and had 151 top 25 seasons, including nine his last year. Sixteen of the 19 programs had at least one final top 10 national ranking.

In terms of academics, he designed the concept and building of Vickery Hall, Clemson’s student-athlete learning center, a concept that has been copied nationwide. The grade point average of Clemson student-athletes has risen from 2.30 to 2.85 since it opened in 1991.

The facility that bears his name provides the Clemson golf team with a top of the line practice facility right on campus. There is an all-weather practice area that allows the Tigers to hit the range year round. A complete video equipment area is also available that

allows for swing analysis.The first goal of the Robinson Practice Facility is to simulate as many on-course

challenges as possible. Over the course of a college tournament there are many situations that players have to deal with. Robinson Practice Facility architect John Lafoy accomplished this goal.

The facility includes two putting greens with Bermuda grass and one with Bent grass. The Bermuda green has many humps and bumps around the green so that players can simulate all types of pitches and chips shots around the green. The Tiger golfers can hit up to 80-yard wedge shots into the Bermuda green into various hole locations. There are also two bunkers that allow the Tigers to practice downhill and uphill bunker shots.

The driving range has teeing grounds at each end of the range. This allows the team to practice into different wind conditions. There are five target greens with bunkers and mounds surround-ing each target. Each green was designed to replicate approach shots in tournament golf.

Additionally, there are three hole locations on each green so that each player can practice shaping their shots and vary their yardages. There is also a simulated fairway with fairway bunkers. Players can then adjust the teeing ground on the tee box to work on different types of tee shots.

The biggest compliment the coaching staff has received on the facility has come from the former play-ers who are playing professional golf on the PGA Tour. These players have come back to practice and feel that their games will improve by practicing at Clemson.

Bobby Robinson


Penley Golf Building

Welcome to the Larry B. Penley Jr. Golf Building


D.J. TrahanWalker Cup Team

2001

Clemson Walker Cup Team Members Year Player 1989 Kevin Johnson 1997 #Richard Coughlan 1999 Jonathan Byrd 2001 Lucas Glover, #Michael Hoey, D.J. Trahan 2003 Matt Hendrix 2007 Kyle Stanley

Clemson Palmer Cup Team Members Year Player 1997 Charles Warren, #Richard Coughlan 1999 Jonathan Byrd, John Engler, #Michael Hoey 2000 John Engler, Jonathan Byrd, Lucas Glover 2001 John Engler, D.J. Trahan, Lucas Glover 2002 D.J. Trahan (Captain) 2004 Jack Ferguson, Larry Penley (Head Coach) 2012 Corbin Mills#Played for Great Britain and Ireland Team

Clemson World Cup Team Members 1989 Kevin Johnson 2002 D.J. Trahan

Clemson US vs. Japan Match Competitors

Year Player 1997 Charles Warren 2002 Gregg Jones 2003 Jack Ferguson, Matt Hendrix

Jonathan ByrdWalker Cup Team

1999

Kyle Stanley (back row, third from left) was a member of the win-

ning 2007 United States Walker Cup Team.

International Influence


Tigers on Tour in 2012

Tigers on Tour in 2012Player Tour Trns Cuts Best Top 25 Top 10 Avg Earnings RkTommy Biershenk PGA 27 9 50 0 0 72.71 $107,266 206Jonathan Byrd PGA 21 15 3 7 5 71.21 $1,616,789 50Lucas Glover PGA 16 3 46 0 0 72.98 $67,112 216Kyle Stanley PGA 27 17 1 8 2 71.01 $2,351,857 32D.J. Trahan PGA 27 11 4 1 2 71.43 $611,142 132Sam Saunders PGA 3 1 69 0 0 73.40 $12,224 253 Web 23 13 2 5 3 70.97 $122,149 50Brent Delahoussaye Web 16 3 12 2 0 72.00 $20,489 155Brian Duncan Web 2 0 0 0 0 72.80 ----- ----Elliott Gealy Web 2 0 0 0 0 74.00 -- --Matt Hendrix Web 25 9 4 4 3 71.04 $76,725 72Kevin Johnson Web 24 9 6 4 2 71.64 $59,768 93Ben Martin Web 24 10 3 7 2 70.55 $112,570 54David May Web 3 3 13 1 0 70.17 $15,288 162Charles Warren Web 24 8 9 3 2 71.42 $50,480 106Michael Hoey PGA 3 1 71 0 0 73.77 -- -- Europe 26 16 1 4 1 73.35 #544,001 56#Denotes Euros.

Kyle Stanley’s shot from the cactus during the final round was a big reason for his comeback from an eight-shot

deficit to win the 2012 WasteManagement Phoenix Open.

onship. When the four Tigers played in the Masters in April it was the second most players from one school at the event. Five former Oklahoma State players participated. Stanley became the youngest former Clemson golfer to win a PGA event. Born on November 19, 1987, Stanley was 24 years, two months and 17 days at the time of the win. Stanley ended the year by winning $2,351,857 for the year to finish 32nd on the PGA Tour mon-ey list. Jonathan Byrd was also in the top 50 with $1,616,789 so he will be on the PGA Tour for a 12th consecutive year in 2013. He will get a late

The highlight of the 2012 PGA Tour season from a Clemson standpoint took place in the first two months of the schedule. Former Clemson All-American Kyle Stanley overcame an eight-shot defi-cit entering the final round and won the 2012 Waste Management Phoenix Open. Stanley had a 72-hole score of 269, a 15-under par score on the par 71 TPC of Scottsdale Course. Stanley had rounds of 69-66-69-65 in winning $1,098,000, his biggest check as a professional. With the victory he moved to first place on the PGA Tour money list with $1,793,575 through four events. He also led the Tour in Fed Ex Cup points and was third on the Tour in stroke average with a 69.13 average. On Sunday, in shooting a 65, Stanley had six birdies and 12 pars. He hit 16 of 18 greens, giving him 57 of 72 greens for the week. He won by one shot over Ben Crane, who shot a 66 on Sunday and finished with a 270 score. Spencer Levin, who had a six-shot lead on the field, including eight shots over Stanley entering the final round, finished third at 13-under-par 271. Stanley was tied for fifth at nine under par entering the final round. Stanley overcame an eight-shot deficit entering the final round. It tied for the third best comeback in the history of the PGA Tour and was the best since Craig Stadler overcame an eight-shot deficit entering the final round of the 2003 BC Open. Stanley was the story of professional golf in the first month and a half of 2012. He had a five-shot lead entering the final round of the Farmer’s Insurance Open in San Diego the previous weekend, and had a seven-shot lead in the middle of the final round. But he made an eight on the last hole, then lost in a playoff to Brent Snedeker. But, one week later Stanley was in the winner’s circle holding a check of more than $1 million. With Stanley’s victory, a former Clemson golfer has won at least one tournament on the PGA Tour each of the last nine years, tied for the longest active streak for any school. Arizona State and UNLV have also had at least one winner the last nine years. Stanley’s win gave him an invitation to the Mas-ters in April. That meant Clemson had four players in the 2012 Masters for the first time. Lucas Glov-er qualified earlier by virtue of his 2009 US Open Championship. Jonathan Byrd had already qualified by his top 30 finish on the Fed Ex Cup list last year. Clemson junior golfer Corbin Mills received an invi-tation by winning the 2011 US Public Links Champi-

start due to a wrist injury that required surgery. D.J. Trahan finished 132nd on the money list and will have conditional status in 2013. Clemson will be well represented on the Web.com Tour in 2013. Sam Saunders finished 50th on that tour’s money list and will be fully exempt. Ben Martin made a late charge to finish 54th and will also be exempt. Danny Ellis, Brian Duncan and Phil-lip Mollica also will compete on that tour as a result of their top 75 finishes at Qualifying School. Matt Hendrix will also play on that tour after finishing 72nd on the Web.com list in 2012.


Jonathan Byrd Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2000 PGA 1 1 0 0 70.50 $14,130 Buy.com 1 0 0 0 70.75 2001 PGA 1 1 1 0 70.01 $22,530 462 Buy.com 20 16 11 5 70.44 $222,224 82002 PGA 32 15 10 4 70.39 $1,462,713 392003 PGA 29 21 9 5 70.76 $1,430,538 472004 PGA 27 15 5 3 70.88 $1,133,165 702005 PGA 31 22 5 1 71.76 $726,023 1112006 PGA 20 13 9 5 70.19 $1,408,418 632007 PGA 23 13 11 4 70.38 $1,854,906 422008 PGA 27 18 6 2 71.03 $1,039,584 1012009 PGA 25 19 11 2 70.66 $1,316,771 672010 PGA 26 17 8 4 70.13 $1,534,981 552011 PGA 26 17 7 5 70.57 $2,938,920 222012 PGA 21 15 7 5 71.21 $1,616,789 50

Richard Coughlan Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1998 PGA 31 18 4 1 71.44 $174,035 1511999 PGA 2 1 0 0 73.50 2000 PGA 1 0 0 0 73.50 2001 PGA 26 8 1 0 71.94 $80,222 2032002 PGA 5 2 0 0 72.89 $13,955 Buy.com 15 5 2 1 72.89 $23,652 1302004 Nationwide 26 15 3 2 71.62 $76,030 742005 Nationwide 11 3 1 0 71.93 $12,690 172

Brent Delahoussaye Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2006 PGA 1 1 0 0 71.00 $10,550 Nationwide 2 1 0 0 72.57 $2,280 2572007 Nationwide 6 3 2 0 72.44 $11,036 2062008 Nationwide 16 4 2 0 71.71 $15,362 1572009 Nationwide 15 9 2 1 70.68 $73,662 792010 PGA 21 7 0 0 71.54 $69,708 217 Nationwide 8 3 1 0 71.14 $10,198 1792011 Nationwide 19 10 3 1 70.50 $58,631 862012 Web.com 16 3 2 0 72.00 $20,489 155

Danny Ellis Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1994 PGA 1 0 0 0 76.00 Buy.com 1 0 0 0 74.00 1996 Buy.com 27 12 4 2 71.80 $42,028 1997 Buy.com 6 2 1 0 73.48 $1,901 1998 Buy.com 1 0 0 0 72.50 2001 PGA 27 10 3 1 71.79 $242,487 159 Buy.com 2 1 1 0 71.00 $8,330 2002 PGA 17 5 1 0 71.94 $73,340 2082003 PGA 10 7 0 0 71.26 $101,443 209 Nationwide 3 2 1 1 70.56 $17,718 1622004 PGA 26 14 3 2 71.49 $490,413 1442005 PGA 4 3 0 0 72.18 $36,956 233 Nationwide 12 12 5 5 69.67 $171,870 272006 PGA 23 11 2 1 71.72 $382,500 166 Nationwide 1 1 0 0 71.25 $1,950 2642007 PGA 2 2 0 0 70.61 $28,771 239 Nationwide 20 10 3 2 71.15 $69,952 872008 Nationwide 5 0 0 0 72.40 2009 Nationwide 1 0 0 0 70.00

John Engler Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2001 PGA 1 0 0 0 72.50 2002 PGA 1 0 0 0 72.50 Nationwide 24 10 3 0 71.90 $30,864 1152005 Nationwide 2 2 0 0 70.00 $7,107 1192006 PGA 27 7 0 0 72.96 $72,694 222

Career Stats of Tigers on Tour

Lucas Glover Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg. Money Rk2001 PGA 2 1 0 0 71.00 $6,180 2002 PGA 6 2 0 0 71.40 $16,349 Nationwide 12 7 5 2 70.92 $64,692 672003 Nationwide 26 17 7 6 70.82 $193,989 172004 PGA 30 17 5 2 71.53 $557,454 134 Nationwide 1 0 0 0 72.50 2005 PGA 28 16 9 7 70.83 $2,050,068 302006 PGA 31 23 17 9 70.26 $2,587,982 212007 PGA 29 22 13 3 70.34 $1,664,167 532008 PGA 26 20 6 2 70.54 $998,491 1052009 PGA 26 21 12 6 69.97 $3,692,580 92010 PGA 23 16 8 3 71.03 $1,511,275 522011 PGA 23 15 6 1 70.74 $1,823,327 482012 PGA 16 6 0 0 72.98 $67,112 216

Matt Hendrix Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2004 PGA 3 1 0 0 72.16 $6,750 Nationwide 3 2 1 0 72.60 $15,965 2252005 PGA 1 1 1 0 69.75 $51,528 229 Nationwide 4 2 1 1 70.08 $20,450 1492006 Nationwide 28 23 8 1 71.09 $89,164 682007 PGA 24 7 0 0 72.30 $108,269 213 Nationwide 4 3 2 0 69.71 $21,557 1612009 Nationwide 5 5 3 1 68.90 $39,306 1072010 Nationwide 1 1 0 0 72.50 $2,638 2482011 Nationwide 19 11 6 3 70.18 $129,427 452012 Web.com 25 9 4 3 71.04 $76,725 72

Kevin Johnson Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1989 PGA 1 0 0 0 70.94 $15,157 1990 Buy.com 9 5 4 2 71.65 $7,172 1001991 Buy.com 6 1 1 1 73.31 $1,967 1781992 PGA 2 1 0 0 71.83 $2,050 3041993 PGA 1 0 0 0 73.00 1994 Buy.com 3 0 0 0 73.83 1996 PGA 1 0 0 0 74.00 Buy.com 24 10 5 2 71.81 $25,754 741997 Buy.com 22 12 7 3 71.48 $53,935 371998 Buy.com 27 13 7 2 71.06 $36,881 621999 Buy.com 28 17 11 6 71.28 $105,247 162000 Buy.com 25 23 7 4 71.25 $158,219 19 PGA 1 0 0 0 75.00 2001 PGA 32 14 1 0 71.79 $205,242 1712002 Buy.com 21 12 3 1 71.17 $43,370 872002 PGA 1 1 1 0 69.33 $37,100 Buy.com 21 12 3 1 71.17 $43,370 872003 Nationwide 27 15 4 2 71.04 $97,295 472004 Nationwide 24 10 5 2 72.01 $64,222 792005 PGA 1 1 0 0 72.38 $11,330 Nationwide 17 8 4 2 71.30 $56,589 862006 Nationwide 24 8 2 2 72.11 $113,861 512007 Nationwide 14 3 2 1 71.12 $28,550 1422008 Nationwide 22 3 0 0 72.61 $6,479 2082009 Nationwide 26 14 9 3 70.75 $266,916 132010 PGA 26 5 0 0 72.48 $69,806 216 Nationwide 1 0 0 0 71.00 2011 Nationwide 14 5 0 0 72.11 $9,861 1782012 Web.com 24 9 4 2 71.76 459,768 93

Ben Martin Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2010 PGA 2 0 0 0 74.60 2011 PGA 23 12 3 1 71.24 $340,080 164 Nationwide 2 0 0 0 73.00 2012 Web.com 24 10 7 2 70.55 $112,570 54


Low Rounds by Former Tigers on the PGA Tour

Year Event Player Score RD Par2012 Farmers Insurance Kyle Stanley 62 1 -102005 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro Charles Warren 62 1 -101993 Anheuser Busch Golf Classic Dillard Pruitt 62 3 -91991 Depot Guaranty Golf Classic Dillard Pruitt 62 4 -82010 Canadian Open Brent Delahoussaye 62 1 -82011 Travelers D.J. Trahan 62 2 -82003 Mercedes Championship Jonathan Byrd 63 4 -102005 Honda Classic Lucas Glover 63 4 -92004 Michelin Champ. at Las Vegas Danny Ellis 63 1 -92004 Michelin Champ. at Las Vegas Danny Ellis 63 4 -92004 HP Classic of New Orleans Danny Ellis 63 1 -92002 Buick Challenge Jonathan Byrd 63 4 -92006 New Orleans Lucas Glover 63 4 -92007 Reno-Tahoe Open Charles Warren 63 2 -92010 Turning Stone Jonathan Byrd 63 4 -92010 Turning Stone Charles Warren 63 3 -91982 Greater Hartford Open Clarence Rose 63 2 -82010 Timberlake Jonathan Byrd 63 2 -8

Career Stats of Tigers on Tour

Dillard Pruitt Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1988 PGA 29 13 1 0 71.77 $33,889 1641989 PGA 4 3 0 0 70.99 $6,833 2221990 PGA 30 12 3 1 71.44 $76,352 1501991 PGA 27 18 7 2 70.81 $271,861 631992 PGA 30 18 6 1 71.40 $189,604 821993 PGA 26 20 5 2 70.91 $168,053 981994 PGA 29 18 6 2 71.26 $171,866 1051995 PGA 25 16 4 3 71.12 $210,453 881996 PGA 27 12 0 0 72.01 $55,954 192

Clarence Rose Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1981 PGA 9 2 0 0 73.78 $965 2681982 PGA 27 16 8 0 72.12 $41,075 1021983 PGA 35 18 4 1 72.50 $45,271 1091984 PGA 32 19 5 2 72.14 $62,278 921985 PGA 35 22 10 3 71.73 $133,610 631986 PGA 33 20 9 5 71.53 $189,387 441987 PGA 36 21 6 4 71.55 $173,154 591988 PGA 33 24 8 4 71.22 $228,976 481989 PGA 32 21 8 2 71.56 $267,141 491991 PGA 21 4 0 0 72.63 $9,564 2281992 PGA 8 3 0 0 72.50 $10,488 2401993 PGA 4 3 0 0 71.50 $6,823 2511994 PGA 4 1 0 0 72.18 $2,992 2951995 PGA 2 1 1 0 70.67 $7,061 2831996 PGA 27 17 8 2 70.88 $461,889 411997 PGA 32 14 5 3 71.87 $256,491 971998 PGA 33 17 4 0 71.53 $190,343 1421999 PGA 22 4 0 0 72.60 $36,451 2342000 PGA 7 1 0 0 71.79 $5,512 2482001 Buy.com 8 7 0 0 71.57 $7,936 1872008 Champions 5 5 1 0 72.13 $51,793 1042009 Champions 2 2 0 0 71.67 $14,858 124

Kyle Stanley Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk2007 PGA 1 0 0 0 74.50 2008 PGA 1 0 0 0 75.00 2009 PGA 7 5 1 0 70.47 $132,038 200 Nation 2 1 0 0 73.50 $2,248 2572010 PGA 3 1 0 0 70.36 $43,090 227 Nationwide 26 16 10 6 70.30 $168,670 352011 PGA 28 22 9 4 70.32 $1,523,657 552012 PGA 27 17 8 2 71.01 $2,351,857 32

D.J. Trahan Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1999 Nike 1 0 0 0 76.00 2001 PGA 1 0 0 0 76.5 2002 Nationwide 1 1 0 0 70.00 2003 Nationwide 1 0 0 0 71.00 PGA 6 1 0 0 71.84 $7,880 2004 Nationwide 27 16 7 5 71.08 $183,030 26 PGA 1 0 0 0 75.00 2005 PGA 28 14 7 3 71.06 $806,304 1032006 PGA 33 13 4 2 91.46 $1,035,242 89 Nationwide 1 1 0 0 71.25 $1,950 2642007 PGA 30 18 3 3 71.00 $1,106,374 872008 PGA 27 21 10 4 70.33 $2,304,368 262009 PGA 30 18 7 3 70.88 $1,078,256 872010 PGA 27 19 11 7 70.37 $1,619,693 472011 PGA 30 16 6 1 70.70 $668,166 1252012 PGA 27 11 2 2 71.43 $611,142 132

Professional Golf Events Won by Former Clemson Golfers

Golfer Year Tour EventDillard Pruitt 1991 PGA Chattanooga ClassicChris Patton 1993 Buy.com Albuquerque OpenClarence Rose 1995 Buy.com Pensacola OpenClarence Rose 1996 PGA Sprint InternationalKevin Johnson 1997 Buy.com Puget Sound OpenClarence Rose 1997 PGA $J.C. Penney#Jeff Julian 1997 Buy.com Dominion OpenKevin Johnson 1999 Buy.com South Carolina ClassicKevin Johnson 2000 Buy.com Permian Basin ClassicJonathan Byrd 2001 Buy.com Charity Pro-Am at the CliffsCharles Warren 2002 Buy.com Charity Pro-Am at the CliffsJonathan Byrd 2002 PGA Buick ChallengeLucas Glover 2003 Nationwide Gila River ClassicCharles Warren 2004 Nationwide Samsung Canadian PGACharles Warren 2004 Nationwide Cox ClassicD.J. Trahan 2004 Nationwide Miccosuke ClassicJonathan Byrd 2004 PGA BC OpenLucas Glover 2005 PGA Funai ClassicDJ Trahan 2006 PGA Southern Farm BureauKevin Johnson 2006 Nationwide Wichita OpenJonathan Byrd 2007 PGA John Deere ClassicD.J. Trahan 2008 PGA Bob Hope Chrysler ClassicKevin Johnson 2009 Nationwide Rex Hospital OpenKevin Johnson 2009 Nationwide Knoxville OpenLucas Glover 2009 PGA U.S. OpenLucas Glover 2009 PGA $PGA Grand SlamJonathan Byrd 2010 PGA Justin TimberlakeJonathan Byrd 2011 PGA Hyundai Tournament of ChampionsLucas Glover 2011 PGA Wells Fargo ChampionshipKyle Stanley 2012 PGA Waste Management

#- Julian was a student at Clemson but never played on the Tiger golf team$- Not official PGA Tour event

Charles Warren Top Top Strk Year Tour Trns Cuts 25 10 Avg Money Rk1998 Buy.com 11 6 3 1 70.94 $15,157 1051999 PGA 26 8 1 0 72.70 $67,784 2132000 Buy.com 26 14 6 5 71.39 $119,845 412001 Buy.com 10 5 3 0 70.65 $26,859 1202002 Buy.com 24 17 7 3 70.82 $177,294 162003 PGA 2 1 0 0 72.80 $11,984 Nationwide 26 16 9 6 70.65 $155,837 28


Charles Warren, Ring of Honorof 1997, and finished third at the NCAA Regional at the Cascades Course in Hot Springs, VA in May. So he was on a hot streak entering the 1997 National Championship at Conway Farms in Lake Forest, IL. Warren began the national tournament with an even par 71, and then had a solid 68 in the second round. But in the third round, he shot a disappointing 73 and was six shots out of the individual lead, which was held by Keith Nolan of East Tennessee State. Warren was in fifth place at 212 and wasn’t even Clemson’s top golfer after three rounds. Richard Coughlan, who was ACC Co-Player-of-the-Year that season, was one stroke better than Warren at 211 and in fourth place. Warren got off to a good start in that final round, but he thought he was out of the picture when he drove the ball into the water on the par three 11th hole. But he got up and down after taking a drop to make bogey, and it seemed to give him some momentum. “I really didn’t have a good idea where I stood during the final round,” Warren said. “I do remember thinking the leaders had not run away from anyone. I thought I was still in contention, but then I hooked a drive on the 16th hole into a bunker.” But, all was not lost for Warren, who hit a miraculous shot from that fairway bunker. “The best shot I hit all week was the six-iron from the bunker on 16. It hit the flag on the fly and it landed just three feet from the pin.” Warren made the putt and turned a probable bogey into a birdie. Warren finished the round with a 67, the second-best round of the day by any golfer, and he waited for the other leaders to finish. He had posted a 279 total score and was the leader in the clubhouse. “Since I had started the round six shots off the lead, I finished ahead of the other leaders, including Jason Gore of Pepperdine, who had the lead most of the back nine. “I remember ESPN doing an interview with me when Jason was in the middle of the fairway on the last hole. He needed just a par to win. I was thinking, this is a waste of an interview.” But, Gore hit a wayward second shot on the par five hole and made a double bogey. That left Warren and Brad Elder, who had birdied 15 and 17 coming in, tied for first after regulation at 279. The two players went back to the 18th hole for the playoff. Warren hit a drive down the middle, while Elder hit a poor tee shot. At that point Warren knew a par would probably win the national championship. “I remember Larry walking the playoff hole with me and convincing me to hit my pitching wedge instead of a sand wedge on that final approach,” he said. “It was the right call.” Warren made his par to win the national title. In-credibly, Warren never had the outright lead in the tourna-ment until he made that last putt in the playoff to win the championship. No Clemson golfer had won the national champion-ship previously and no one has won the title since. Kyle Stanley came close two of his last three years with runner-up finishes, but Warren still holds that distinction.

There are 15 individu-als in the Clemson Ring of Honor and each has a unique story. Football great Fred Cone only received a scholarship offer after Frank Howard’s sister watched him dive into a swimming pool at a neighbor’s pool. Women’s basketball great Barbara Kennedy came to Clemson initially on a vol-leyball scholarship. Jerry

Butler came to Clemson on a track scholarship and the first time Tiger football coaches saw him play was in a high school all-star game. Women’s track great Tina Krebs grew up in a foreign country and never saw the Clemson campus until she enrolled. During ceremonies prior to the Clemson vs. Florida State football game at Death Valley in November of 2009, Charles Warren joined the Ring of Honor as the first golf-er inducted. Like the others, he had a unique journey to Clemson. Warren grew up a South Carolina fan. In fact, his fa-ther, C.O. Warren, was the head cheerleader for the Game-cock pep squad when he was in college. “I grew up a South Carolina fan because my dad had gone to South Carolina,” Warren said. “Rodney Williams is one of my close friends today, but I was one of those little kids at Williams-Brice Stadium in 1987 wearing a Mike Hold (former South Carolina quarterback in 1984) jersey who was chanting, ‘Rodney, Rodney, Rodney’ in the closing moments of that 1987 game in Columbia.” Something changed Warren’s allegiance from the time he was 10 until he entered Clemson in the fall of 1993. That something was the tradition of excellence of the Clemson golf program under Head Coach Larry Pen-ley. “If you grew up in South Carolina and played junior golf you wanted to play for Larry Penley at Clemson,” War-ren said. “I wasn’t that highly recruited coming out of high school. When Coach Penley called me and offered me a scholarship to Clemson, it changed my life. I couldn’t go out and buy a Clemson golf shirt fast enough.” Warren became a starter in his red-shirt freshman year in 1994-95. He helped the Tigers to an NCAA Re-gional title that year and to a 14th-place national finish in 1996. But, his performances at the NCAA national tourna-ment were not impressive. Despite being named third-team All-American in 1996, he failed to break 78 at the NCAA Tournament at The Honors Course in Chattanoo-ga. (It should be noted the tournament was played in tough conditions. Tiger Woods shot an 80 in the final round at that tournament to win the championship). In fact, in his first six NCAA Tournament rounds, Warren failed to score better than 77. But, his struggles at the NCAA Tournament all changed in 1997. Warren had won the ACC Tournament at Whitewater Country Club in Fayetteville, GA in April

Warren became the first golfer to be inducted into the Clemson Ring of Honor prior to the Clemson vs. Florida State football

game on November 7, 2009.

At the conclusion of the 1997 season, Warren was named a first-team All-American, first-team All-ACC, and was named the South Carolina Amateur Athlete-of-the-Year. As a senior, Warren won the Dave Williams Award as the National Senior Golfer-of-the-Year and won his second ACC Championship. He is still the only Clemson golfer to win the conference tournament twice. He finished second at the 1998 NCAA Tournament, missing a playoff by just one shot. Again he was named a first-team All-American. “It is fitting that Charles Warren is the first Clemson golfer to be inducted into the Ring of Honor,” said Penley, who has been Clemson’s head coach since 1983. “Charles set a standard. He showed his teammates and future Tigers that you can win big tournaments at Clemson. He showed that we could be a national program. His success helped build the foundation so the program could go to the next level and win the team national championship, which we did five years after he graduated.” “Charles was always a team leader,” said Lucas Glov-er, who was a freshman in 1998 when Warren was a senior. “He was someone we looked to. He is still a leader today, whether it is with the Tiger Golf Gathering, or just getting us all together when we are on the tour. He is very deserv-ing of this honor.” Warren has gone on to a successful PGA Tour ca-reer. He made it on the PGA Tour in his first year out of school (1999). He won the Buy.com Tour’s tournament at the Cliffs near Greenville in 2002 and finished 16th on that tour’s money list. He won two Nationwide Tour events in 2004 and finished eighth on the money list to qualify for the PGA Tour. In 2005 he shot a 62 at the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro, and that is tied for the lowest round for any former Tiger on the PGA Tour. He has won over $1 mil-lion three times (2005, 2006 and 2007). He made 20 cuts in 2006 when he had a career-high nine top-25 finishes. He recently completed his eighth season on tour and has won over $5 million over his career. While his PGA Tour career has been a success, War-ren’s time at Clemson stands out. Few former Clemson athletes have done more for the school since they graduated. Each year, Warren is one of the leaders of the Tiger Golf Gathering, a yearly reunion for the Clemson golf family. He is also significantly involved in the design and fundraising efforts for Clemson’s new golf facility. With his passion for Clemson, it is apparent that his induction into the Clemson Ring of Honor last month has a special meaning. “It will take a while to digest this, but I have told people that other than winning a major, this is the greatest honor I could win in my career,” Warren said. “I am most humbled by this induction. It will probably take 5-10 years before I really appreciate what it means. I am very appre-ciative of the opportunity Coach Penley gave me when he offered me a scholarship. This is just an incredible honor.”


Jonathan Byrd, Ring of Honorprogram. It is not a surprise that the first Clemson team to put four straight top 10 finishes together coincided with Byrd’s four years at Clemson. “We finished in the top 10 all four years he was at Clemson, including a third place in 1997 and second place in 1998,” said Head Coach Larry Penley. “He won the Puerto Rico Classic in the first tournament of the spring of his freshman year. That was huge for us and huge for the program going forward.” Clemson finished third in the nation at the NCAAs that 1997 spring, as fellow Ring of Honor inductee Charles Warren won the NCAA Championship. Byrd was named first-team All-ACC as a freshman and would go on to become the first Tiger golfer to be named first-team All-ACC all four years of his career. The next season Clemson improved to second in the nation, losing by just three shots to UNLV at the NCAA Tournament at New Mexico State. Byrd was named honorable mention All-American that year. In 1998-99, Byrd’s junior year, he took over more of a leadership role, as Warren had graduated. Byrd earned first-team All-America honors with a 72.10 stroke average and seven top 10 finishes. He shot in the 60s 10 times. He was also honored as a second-team Academic All-American by CoSIDA and became the first Clemson golfer to earn Academic All-American on the course (1st team) and in the classroom (2nd team) in the same year. In 1999-00, he led the Tigers to a third ACC Championship in four years by shooting a 67 in the final round at the Old North State Club. He finished fourth overall and was named first-team All-ACC, honorable mention All-American and Academic All-American. Clemson then closed the year with a fourth straight top 10 team finish. “We made a significant move forward nationally when he was at Clemson, finishing in the top 10 every year, “ said Penley. “He set a high standard of excellence on and off the course because he was a two-time academic All-American in years he was an All-American on the course.” There are many reasons Jonathan Byrd had such an outstanding career at Clemson on the course and in the classroom, but his biggest asset was his family support system. First, there was his brother, Jordan, now an assistant coach under Penley at Clemson. Jordan Byrd was three years ahead of Jonathan as a college golfer at Furman and he was a trailblazer as to the proper way to do things on the course and in the classroom. Then there were his parents, Jim and Jo Byrd. They were very supportive number-one. I personally walked a lot of holes with Mr. and Mrs. Byrd and there could not be two finer parents. Jim Byrd was a college athlete himself as a college football player at North Carolina in the early 1960s. If you want to know where Jonathan gets his mental toughness, just remember this story. At the opening kickoff of the 1965 North Carolina at Notre Dame game, Byrd suffered a broken nose after he was tackled. But, he got bandaged up and played the rest of the game with that broken nose. Now, Byrd continues that success professionally thanks to the support of his wife Amanda and their three children, Jackson and Caroline, and Kate. Byrd has gone on to win five PGA Tour events, all with incredible low scores. He has won the five events with an average score of 22-under-par. Just 10 years into his career, he has already won nearly $15 million. Byrd’s victory total, more than any other former Tiger on Tour, is no surprise to Penley, who continues to benefit from his former player’s success. “Jonathan’s induction into the Clemson Ring of Honor, is well deserved and it shows how much he has meant to this program over the years, not just the time when he played. “We still use the same practice drills in the short game area and putting that he used when he played here. Many of his accomplishments have yet to be duplicated when it comes to on the course and in the classroom. “And, today the way he handles himself on the PGA Tour, he is just the consummate professional and is someone our current players look up to. Our players aspire to be like him as an all-around student-athlete. He is the standard.”

The 13 -month per iod between October 2010 and November 2011 was quite a time period for Jonathan Byrd. It started with an incredible hole-in-one to win a PGA Tour event in Las Vegas, and ended with his induction into the Clemson Ring of Honor. It just doesn’t get much better than that. On October 21, 2010,

Byrd was struggling to make the top 125 on the PGA Tour Money List and earn his PGA Tour card for the 2011 season. On October 24, 2010, he made the shot heard around the golf world when he made a hole-in-one on the fourth playoff hole, in near darkness, to win the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospital for Children Open. It marked the first time in the history of the PGA Tour that a player won a tournament with a hole in one, never mind it being in a playoff. That victory clinched Byrd’s Tour Card for 2011 and 2012. So how did Byrd start his 2011 season? All he did was win the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii with a 24-under-par score in another playoff. Although the events were two months apart, that gave Byrd wins in consecutive tournaments and both were in playoffs.

By the end of the PGA Tour 2011 season he had won a personal best $2,938,920 and finished 22nd on the money list, the second best finish by any Clemson golfer in any season and the best among former Tigers in 2011. He made 17 cuts in 26 events, including the first place at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions and second place at the Wells Fargo in Charlotte. He actually tied former Clemson teammate Lucas Glover at the end of regulation, then lost in a playoff in what must be considered the greatest day of publicity for Clemson golf in history. The year ended with a phone call from yours truly that informed him that he had been elected to the Clemson Ring of Honor. “This is a great honor,” said Byrd. “To be in the same class as Frank Howard, Banks McFadden, Jeff Davis, Barbara Kennedy, that is very meaningful. I am humbled. This has great meaning to me because Clemson has been such a big part of my life. “I can’t thank everyone in the Clemson family enough, especially Coach (Larry) Penley, who has had such a positive impact on my life.” Byrd enrolled at Clemson on a golf scholarship in the fall of 1996 and it didn’t take him long to have an impact on the Clemson program. A starter from just about day one, he helped elevate the Clemson team to a consistent top 10


Lucas Glover, U.S. Open Champion Over 60 years after he played his last down for the Clemson football team, Dick Hendley still has a positive ef-fect on the school’s developing athletic heritage. Hendley was a block-ing back under Frank How-ard from 1946-50, creating holes for Fred Cone and Ray Mathews. He did it so well he was named the recipient of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the state of South Carolina

and the Southern Conference in 1950. Hendley and friends combined to help the Tigers gain record chunks of yardage in 1948 and 1950, two of Clemson’s four undefeated seasons in 113 years of college football. For his efforts, Hendley was inducted into the Clem-son Athletic Hall of Fame in 1984. The next year, Hendley brought his grandson, Lucas Glover, to his first Clemson football game. Glover never missed another Clemson home game until he was a fresh-man in 1997. While Hendley was recruiting Glover to be a Clemson football fan he was also tutoring him on the joys of playing golf. “My grandfather got me my first golf club when I was just three years old,” recalled Glover, in one of many stories he told about Hendley after he won the 2009 United States Open at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Farm-ingdale, NY. “One of his best friends was a golf rep and he asked him to make me a club. I put it in my hands and it was a perfect fit.” While Glover was interested in all sports, and still is today, he developed a passion for golf and Hendley continued to feed it. “My grandfather and my uncles all played golf and just loved the game,” said Glover. “He had a putting green installed in his back yard at Thornblade so I could have my own practice green. It is still there.” Thanks to Hendley’s nurturing, Glover continued to work on his game as a youth. With Hendley, his mother (also a Clemson graduate) and father Jimmy following him at countless junior tournaments, Lucas became an honorable mention AJGA All-American in 1995, his sophomore year of high school. He made the team again in 1996 and earned second-team AJGA All-America honors in the summer of 1997. With his strong ties to Clemson, Glover came to Ti-gertown in the fall of 1997. His 11-year streak of attending every home football game came to an end when he was an instant starter on Larry Penley’s golf team that first fall. It didn’t take long for Glover to turn heads, as he won co-medalist honors at the Carpet Classic with Georgia Tech All-American Bryce Molder. Along with Jonathan Byrd, John Engler, Joey Maxon, and Charles Warren, he helped Clemson to a national second-place finish at the NCAA Tournament in Albuquerque. The Tigers finished with a 31-under par score, a figure that would have been an all-time tournament record had UNLV not shot a 34-under score at the same event. Glover continued to post outstanding numbers as a sophomore and junior. In 1998-99 he won his second tour-nament as a Tiger at Mauna Kea in Hawaii, and led the Tigers to an eighth-place national finish at the NCAA Tournament at Hazeltine in Edina, MN. Glover was Clemson’s top golfer at that event with a 295 score and he finished eighth in the field overall. His junior season, 1999-00, Glover helped the Tigers win the ACC Championship and the NCAA East Regional before finishing seventh at the NCAA National at Auburn, AL. His senior year, Glover won the first tournament of the spring at Puerto Rico, becoming just the second Clemson golfer to win at least one tournament in three different years. The Tigers finished the year with a second-place finish to Florida at the NCAA Tournament in Durham, NC. Glover concluded his career as a three-time first-team All-ACC selection and he earned first-team All-America honors after his junior and senior seasons. He was named to the United States Palmer Cup teams in 2000 and 2001 and made the United States Walker Cup team in 2001. Six years later, Glover was inducted into the Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame, joining Hendley to become the only grandfather/grandson combination in the Hall’s history. Another person who motivated Glover to play well was Head Coach Larry Penley. “Coach Penley has been as important as anyone in my career. He had credibility with us from day one because he had been there and done that. He had been such a good player himself and it is a lot easi-er to listen to someone who is doing it himself out on the

course.” Glover played on the Nationwide Tour in 2003 where he finished 17th on the money list with $193,989. That quali-fied him for a PGA Tour card in 2004 and he made 17 cuts in 30 events, but he finished 134th on the money list and had to go to the last stage of Qualifying School to earn his Tour card. In typical dramatic Glover form, he hit his approach shot on the 108th and final hole to within one foot of the pin and made a birdie to move under the cutline by a shot and earn his card for 2005. The 2005 calendar year was a landmark year for Glov-er in many ways. In October he won the Funai Classic in Orlando when he made a miracle 70-yard bunker shot for birdie on the last hole. That shot earned him an exemption for the next two years. While he was playing in 28 PGA Tour events that year, Glover found time to take a few courses online and finish his requirements to receive his undergraduate degree from Clemson. Glover continued his fine play in 2006 and earned $2,587,982 in 31 events, the most money earned by a Clem-son professional golfer (at the time). He finished in 21st place on the money list. That fine performance was a con-tributing factor in his selection to the 2007 United States President’s Cup team, the first Clemson golfer to make a professional squad for the U.S. But, in 2008, Glover seemed to tire at the end of the year and he was smart enough to realize it. “I needed a break, so I took the last two months of the year off after I knew I had made enough money to keep my card. I spent a lot of time with my wife, the rest of my family and friends, went fishing, and went to Clemson football games.” He finished 105th on the PGA money list, but ended a streak of three straight years of earning at least $1.5 million. But he brought his career to a new level June 17-21 at the U.S. Open at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, a par 70 course just 25 miles from New York City. It was destined to be a special week for Glover and Clemson. The USGA decided to have an all Clemson pairing for the first two rounds (something they also did with three players from Oklahoma State). Glover played with D.J. Trahan and Kyle Stanley for the first 36 holes. Glover shot a 69 in the first round, then went deep

with a 64 in the second round. That second round perfor-mance included six birdies and no bogeys. He had a chance to tie the all-time record for low round in any major, but he made a par on the final hole and finished at seven under. His figure would have been the 36-hole record for the U.S. Open had Ricky Barnes not shot eight under. Glover fell behind by six shots as Barnes reached 11-under par at one point in the third round. But, Barnes came back to the field, and Glover moved back to seven-under par by the end of the round. He trailed Barnes by just one shot entering the final round on Sunday. Monday, June 21, 2009 will be a day that will live with Glover and Clemson fans for many years. There was not a lot of work accomplished in the Clemson Athletic Department that day as ESPN and NBC televised the final round nation-ally and showed just about every shot Glover took. Glover made three bogeys on the front nine and made the turn at four-under par for the tournament. He still held the lead, however, as Barnes shot a five-over par score on the front nine. Glover made five straight pars from holes 10-14 to remain at four-under par. Tiger Woods was charging and had it to one-under par, just three back, and Phil Mickelson made an eagle on the par five 13th hole to tie Glover at four-under par. But, Mickelson gave a stroke back on the difficult 15th hole to go to three under. The key hole for Glover was the par four 16th hole. After having made a bogey on the 15th to drop into a tie for the lead with Mickelson at three under, Glover hit his ap-proach on 16 to within four feet. He made the putt for birdie to go back to four-under par. Mickelson made another bogey on 17 and all of a sudden Glover had a two-shot lead. Glover made pars on the last two holes to win by two shots over Mickelson, David Duval, and Barnes. With the victory came $1,350,000, a 10-year exemp-tion to the U.S. Open and a five-year exemption to the Mas-ters, the British Open, and any PGA Tour event. Glover continued to play well the rest of the summer. He finished fifth at the PGA, the third best finish by a former Tiger in a Major, won the PGA Grand Slam of Golf and was a member of the United States victorious President’s Cup Team. It was a year of firsts for Lucas Glover.


D.J. TrahanClemson Golf Coach Larry Penley cringed as D.J. Trahan addressed the media on the eve of the first round of the 2003 NCAA Golf Championship. Local and national media outlets (and there were many for the week of golf at Karsten Creek in Stillwater, OK) hung on every word uttered by Clemson’s senior team leader and two-time

first-team All-American. It was a statement that was to the point, and put the week in perspective, at least from Trahan’s perspective, for Clemson. “Anything here but a win would be a huge disappointment,” said Trahan to a group of interested writers and broadcasters. “This tournament is all that matters.” Typical of his game on the course, Trahan had a “go for broke” attitude off of it. Looking back, it might have been what the Tigers needed from their team leader. No Clemson team had had a player previously who would make such a statement prior to a national championship. Clemson had many close calls, but had never walked away with the championship trophy either. “I came back to Clemson for my senior year with the goal of winning the National Championship,” said Trahan. “We had the talent to do it, that was our goal from day one in September. Had we not won, I would have been very disappointed.” While Trahan’s accomplishments on the course over his four years were remarkable, his leadership off the course might have been just as important. His performance and team leadership were both significant factors in Clemson’s run to a national championship. “D.J. Trahan was a player who could carry a team on his shoulders on the course, but he could also carry a team with his leadership,” said Head Coach Larry Penley. “D.J. could have gone pro after his junior year. He had won the Jack Nicklaus Award and the Ben Hogan Award as a junior and was the number-one ranked amateur in the nation. His stroke average had been among the top 10 in NCAA history. The only thing that was lacking on his resume was the national championship. The fact that he came back was the ultimate sacrifice for our team and Clemson University. He put his individual goals aside for the team.” Trahan not only had the respect of his coach, but of his teammates as well. “D.J. Trahan never accepted second place individually or for this team,” said Matt Hendrix. “He always pushed the team hard and he pushed himself. He was our team leader all season.” His senior year closed one of the most noteworthy careers in Clemson history, a career that future Clemson golfers will use for a measuring stick. And, that is saying something for a program that had 34 All-American selections in the previous 14 years. As mentioned previously, Trahan was the national player of the year as a junior, then led the Tigers to a national championship as a senior. He joined former Clemson soccer star and Herman Award winner Bruce Murray (1984-87) as the only athletes in Clemson history to start on a national championship Clemson team and win a National Player of the Year Award over the course of a career. Trahan left Clemson with 21 school records, including career stroke average (71.49),career stroke average in NCAA Tournament play (71.56), single season stroke average (70.33 in 2001-02), career rounds in the 60s (45), and career rounds at par or better (98). When it came to getting to the winner’s circle for Clemson as a team, or individually in national amateur events, few Tigers have come close. Clemson won 12 team tournaments in his four years, including two NCAA East Regional titles, two ACC titles and of course the National Championship. Clemson became the first school in NCAA history to win a conference championship, a regional title and the national championship in the same year. Trahan won five tournaments individually, tying the school record also held by former All-American Chris Patton. He was the United States Public Links Champion in 2000, won the South Carolina Amateur twice, the Jones Cup in 2001, and the Monroe Invitational in 2002. Each

D.J. Trahan Career Highlights

• First-Team All-American, 2002, 2003• Honorable Mention All-American, 2000, 2001• Freshman All-American 2000• Verizon Academic All-American (third-team) 2002• Jack Nicklaus Award, 2002• Ben Hogan Award, 2002• Co-IPTAY Athlete of the Year, 2002• IPTAY Athlete of the Year, 2003• Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2010• ACC Player of the Year 2002• ACC Freshman of the Year, 2000• First-team All-ACC, 2000-01-02-03• Second Clemson Golfer to be Four-time First-Team All-ACC selection• Ranked Second in Nation in Golfweek rankings 2002, & 2003• ACC Academic Honor Roll, 2001-02-03• Carolinas Golf Association Player of the Year, 2000-01-02• Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team• Starter on 2003 Clemson National Championship Team• Won Southern Farm Bureau PGA Tour Event in 2006• Won 2008 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic• Finished 4th at the 2008 U.S. Open• Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2010

of his last two seasons he finished the year ranked second in the Golfweek/Sagarin computer rankings, the highest final rankings ever by a Clemson golfer in those computer rankings. He was a two-time IPTAY Athlete of the Year winner, which also considers the student side of the student-athlete equation. Trahan excelled in that area also. Trahan was named to the ACC Academic Honor roll all four years he played for Clemson and was a third-team Academic All-American in 2001-02. He became the 13th athlete in Clemson history to be named an All-American on the field and in the classroom in the same year. “D.J. set a standard that might last for a long time,” said Penley. “I hope that is not the case, I hope future Clemson golfers will follow his lead and raise the bar.” The 2002-03 academic year was certainly a magic year for Trahan and the Clemson golf program. It will be an experience that Trahan remembers for a long time. After the Tigers won the championship Trahan just sat down on the green, cell phone in hand, where he called family members who could not make the trip (his parents, uncle and sister were in Oklahoma). He was the picture of contentment. When it came right down to it, winning the team championship was all D.J. ever wanted from his senior year. The success has continued for Trahan professionally. He earned his 2005 PGA Tour Card through Q-School. As a rookie on Tour in 2005, Trahan retained his card with a 103rd place finish on the money list. He had seven top 25 finishes. In 2006 he won his first PGA tournament when he captured the Southern Farm Bureau Classic in Mississippi in a playoff. He won over $1 million for the season. In January of 2008, he won his second PGA Tour event with a 26-under-par score at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic in Palm Springs, CA. The victory qualified him for the 2008 Masters.

Trahan continued his outstanding play during the summer of 2008. The highlight of his summer took place in June when he finished tied for fourth at the United States Open at Torrey Pines. He finished the year ranked 26th on the PGA Money list and finished 17th at the the final FedX Cup Playoff in Atlanta. He won over $2.3 Million, second most in history by a former Clemson golfer. In 2010 he had seven Top 10’s, sixth most on the tour. The 2012 season will be his eighth consecutive year on the PGA Tour


Former Clemson All-American Kyle Stanley overcame an eight-shot deficit entering the final round and won the 2012 Waste Management Phoe-nix Open. Stanley had a 72-hole score of 269, a 15-un-der par score on the par 71 TPC of Scottsdale Course. Stanley had rounds of 69-66-69-65 in winning $1,098,000, his biggest

check as a professional. With the victory he moved to first place on the PGA Tour money list with $1,793,575 through four events. He also took the lead in Fed Ex Cup points and was third on the Tour in stroke average with a 69.13 average. On Sunday, in shooting a 65, Stanley had six bird-ies and 12 pars. He hit 16 of 18 greens, giving him 57 of 72 greens for the week. He won by one shot over Ben Crane, who shot a 66 on Sunday and finished with a 270 score. Spencer Levin, who had a six-shot lead on the field, including eight shots over Stanley entering the final round, finished third at 13-under-par 271. Stanley was tied for fifth at nine under par entering the final round. Former Clemson All-American D.J. Trahan shot a 66 on Sunday and finished fourth with a 272 score. Trahan had a 64 on Saturday and his 130 score was the best in the tournament on the weekend, even four shots better than Stanley. Stanley overcame an eight-shot deficit entering the final round. It tied for the third best comeback in the history of the PGA Tour and was the best since Craig Stadler overcame an eight-shot deficit entering the final round of the 2003 BC Open. Stanley was the story of professional golf for the first month of the 2012 season. He had a five-shot lead entering the final round of the Farmer’s Insurance Open in San Diego the previous weekend, and had a seven-shot lead in the middle of the final round. But he made an eight on the last hole, then lost in a playoff to Brent Snedeker. But, one week later Stanley was in the winner’s circle holding a check of more than $1 million.“I got a lot of messages from Clemson people last week,” Stanley said after his victory. “They’ve been very supportive. That’s the reason I went to Clemson. I knew that their program would best prepare me to get out here (PGA Tour), and I’m a Tiger for life.” With Stanley’s victory, a former Clemson golfer has won at least one tournament on the PGA Tour each of the last nine years, the longest active streak for any school. Arizona State and UNLV could tie the Tigers if one of their former players wins an event later this year. Stanley’s win will give him an invitation to the Masters in April. That will give Clemson four players in the Masters for the first time. Lucas Glover qualified earlier by virtue of his 2009 US Open Championship. Jonathan Byrd had already qualified by his top 30 finish on the Fed Ex Cup list last year. Current Clemson golfer Corbin Mills received an invitation by winning the 2011 US Public Links Championship. Stanley is the youngest former Clemson golfer to win a PGA event. Born on November 19, 1987, Stanley is 24 years, two months and 17 days. Jonathan Byrd was the previous youngest former Tiger to win on the Tour. He was 24 years and nine months when he won the 2002 Buick Challenge. The native of the state of Washington had an outstanding rookie year on the PGA Tour. He finished 34th in the final Fed Ex Cup standings, missing the Tour Championship by just three spots. He ranked third on the PGA Tour among rookies in the Fed Ex Cup stand-ings. He finished the year 55th on the PGA Tour money list, second best finish by a former Clemson golfer in his rookie season. Stanley was an All-American at Clemson be-tween 2006-09. He was a first-team All-American as a freshman and a junior when he finished second at the NCAA Championships both years. He helped Clem-son to a number-five national team finish in 2008, his sophomore year.

Kyle Stanley

Greatest Comebacks in PGA Tour History

Year Golfer Tournament Comeback1999 Paul Lawrie British Open 10 shots2004 Stewart Cink MCI Heritage 9 shots2012 Kyle Stanley Waste Management 8 shots1956 Jackie Burke Masters 8 shots1959 Ken Venturie Los Angeles Open 8 shots1983 Mark Lye Banks of Boston 8 shots1985 Hal Sutton St. Jude Memphis Open 8 shots1990 Chip Beck Buick Open 8 shots1998 Scott Simpson Buick Invitational 8 shots2003 Craig Stadler BC Open 8 Shots

Clemson Alumni PGA Tour Victories

Year Player Tournament Score Victory Margin 1991 Dillard Pruitt Chattanooga Classic 260 (-20) 2 over Lance Ten Broeck 1996 Clarence Rose Spirit International 31 Points playoff over Brad Faxon 2002 Jonathan Byrd Buick Challenge 261 (-27) 1 over David Toms 2004 Jonathan Byrd BC Open 268 (-20) 1 over Ted Purdy 2005 Lucas Glover Funai Open 265 (-23) 1 over Tom Pernice 2006 D.J. Trahan Southern Farm 275 (-13) playoff vs. Joe Durant 2007 Jonathan Byrd John Deere 266 (-18) 1 over Tim Clark 2008 D.J. Trahan Bob Hope Chrysler 334 (-26) 3 over Justin Leonard 2009 Lucas Glover US Open 276 (-4) 2 over Barnes, Duval, Michelson 2010 Jonathan Byrd Justin Timberlake 263 (-21) playoff over Laird, Percy 2011 Jonathan Byrd Hyundai Classic 260 (-24) playoff over Robert Garrigus 2011 Lucas Glover Wells Fargo 273 (-15) playoff over Jonathan Byrd 2012 Kyle Stanley Waste Management 269 (-15) 1over Ben Crane

“I got a lot of messages from Clemson people last week,” Stanley said after his victory. “They’ve been very supportive. That’s the reason I went to Clemson. I knew that their program would best prepare me to get out here (PGA Tour),

and I’m a Tiger for life.”


Clemson’s Greatest GolfersParker Moore, 1973-77•Clemson’s First ACC Champion, he won title in 1976 at North Ridge Country Club in Raleigh•First-team All-ACC in 1976, just second Clemson golfer to make it•Just the third Clemson golfer to compete in NCAA Tour-nament as an individual•Runnerup at the 1976 US Amateur at Bel Air Country Club in Los Angeles•Won six matches along the way, including wins over Dick Sideroff and Mike Reid•First golfer with ties to Clemson to play in the Masters, he

played in the 1977 Masters•South Carolina Amateur Champion in 1975•Qualified for the 1981 US Open, the first former Tiger to play in the US Open•First golfer inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame, he was inducted in 1991

Clarence Rose, 1978-80•Clemson’s first All-American in golf, he was named second-team in spring of 1980•Starter on Clemson’s first NCAA Tournament team in 1980•Reached quarterfinals of 1980 US Amateur at Pinehurst•First-team All-ACC, 1979-80•North Carolina Amateur Champion in 1978•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2004•First former Tiger to play on the PGA Tour, he played from 1981-2000

•Won Sprint International in 1996 in a playoff with Brad Faxon•Finished in top 50 on the PGA Tour money list in 1986, 1988, 1989 and 1996•Won a career high $461,889 in 1996 when he finished a career best 41st on the money list•Played limited schedule on the Champions Tour in 2008 and 2009

Dillard Pruitt, 1980-84•First-team All-ACC, 1982-83-84•Starter on Clemson’s first ACC Championship team•Second-team All-American in 1983 and 1984, Clemson’s first two-time All-American•South Carolina Amateur Champion in 1982•Sunnehanna Amateur Champion in 1983 and 2002•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 1998•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002•Played on the PGA Tour from 1988-96•First former Tiger to win a PGA Tour event, he won the Chattanooga Classic in 1991•Finished in top 100 on PGA Tour money list six straight

years from 1984-89.•Finished 13th at 1992 Masters•Currently a rules official on the PGA Tour

Kevin Johnson, 1985-89•First-team All-ACC, 1987-88-89•Third team All-American in 1987, first-team in 1988, second team in 1989•Clemson’s first first-team All-American in golf.•Won 1988 ACC Championship•Won 1987 Public Links Championship, he was runner-up in 1988•Played for United States in 1989 Walker Cup•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2002•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary team in 2002•Has won six Nationwide Tour events in his career, including

two in 2009•Ranks second in history of Nationwide Tour in victories. •Has been a professional golfer since 1989. •Played on PGA Tour in 2010.

Chris Patton, 1986-90•First-team All-ACC, 1988-89-90•Second-team All-American in 1988, first-team All-American in 1989 and 1990•Winner of 1989 US Amateur at Merion in Ardmore, PA, only Tiger to win the US Amateur•Won the Frank Howard Award in 1989-90•By virtue of his 1989 US Amateur title, he played in the 1990 Masters and was the top amateur at that event. He finished 39th and was first Tiger to make the cut at The Masters•Won five tournaments in his career, tied for first in Clem-son history

•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2000•Won three tournaments on the NIKE Tour (now Nationwide Tour)

•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002 Oswald Drawdy, 1986-90•Three-time Academic Scholar recipient, one of two three-time selections in Clemson history•First-team All-ACC, 1988-89-90•Starter on three Clemson teams that finished in the top 20, including third place team in 1989.•Honorable mention All-American in 1988 and 1989 and third team selection in 1990• Played in 1993 U.S. Open

Nicky Goetze, 1989-93•First-team All-ACC, 1991-92-93•Third-team All-American in 1991, honorable mention in 1992 and second-team in 1993•Named Academic Scholar in 1992•Two-time winner of the Preview, 1990 and 1992, only Clem-son golfer to win it twice. Beat Phil Mickelson in 1990 with an eagle on a par four hole•Still holds Clemson record for tournaments played and rounds played•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002•Has had a long career as a college coach, including stints at Mississippi State, Florida State and Akron Danny Ellis, 1989-93•First-team All-ACC, 1992-93•Honorable mention All-American in 1990, 1992, 1993•First freshman in school history to make any All-America team. He finished eighth at the NCAA Tournament as a freshman in 1990, helping the Tigers to a top 15 team finish.•Won the 1992 ACC Tournament as a junior•Starter on 1993 Clemson team that finished fourth in the nation•Runner-up at 1993 US Amateur at Champions Golf Club in Houston•Played in the 1994 Masters

•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002•Has played professional golf since 1995, he played on the PGA Tour in 2001, 2002, 2004, and 2006.•On Web.com Tour in 2013.

Richard Coughlan, 1993-97•ACC Co-Player of the Year as a senior in 1997•Had six top 10 finishes in 1997 as a senior•Big reason Clemson finished third at NCAA Tournament in 1997•First-team All-ACC, 1995-96-97•Honorable mention All-American in 1996, first-team All-American in 1997•Played in 1997 Walker Cup Matches•In 1997 became first golfer in history to qualify for PGA and European Tour as a rookie. •Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002

•Played on the PGA Tour in 1998, his first year out of school, and finished 151st on the money list. • Now a teaching professional in Texas.

Charles Warren, 1994-98•Won 1997 NCAA Championship at Conway Farms in play-off with Brad Elder of Texas•Won 1997 and 1998 ACC Tournaments, only Clemson golfer to win it twice•Won Dave Williams Award as National Senior Player of the Year in 1998•Named 1998 South Carolina Amateur Athlete of the Year•First-team All-ACC, 1996-97-98•Ranked as fifth best player in nation in 1997, 7th in 1998•Third-team All-American in 1996, 1st-team in 1997 and 1998•South Carolina Amateur Champion in 1997

•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2005•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary team in 2002•Inducted into Clemson Ring of Honor in 2009, first Clemson golfer to be inducted•Has played on the PGA Tour in 1999 and 2005-10. He has won over $4.5 million in his PGA Tour career•First on PGA Tour in ball striking in 2010•Won over $1 million in three consecutive years 2005-07•Won three Nationwide Tour events in his career, including Charity Pro Am at the Cliffs


Clemson’s Greatest GolfersJonathan Byrd, 1996-00•Played for United States in 1999 Walker Cup Matches•First-team All-ACC in 1997-98-99-00, the first four-time selection in Clemson history•Honorable mention All-American in 1998, first-team in 1999 and third team in 2000•Named Academic All-American in 1999 and 2000.•Ranked as sixth best player in the nation in 1999, 14th in 2000•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary team in 2002•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2006•Has been on PGA Tour every year since 2002, and has won

nearly $16 million entering 2013. •PGA Tour Rookie of the Year in 2002 when he finished 39th on the PGA Tour money list, that is still his top finish•Has won over $1 million 10 of the 11 years he has been on tour•Five-time PGA Tour winner, more than any other former Tiger. Won 2002 Buick Chal-lenge, 2004 BC Open and 2007 John Deere Classic, 2010 Justin Timberlake Invitational and 2011 Hyundai Tournament of Champions•Won Justin Timberlake Invitational with a hole-in-one on third playoff hole, a first in his-tory of PGA Tour•Finished 8th at the 2003 Masters, top finish at that event by a former Tiger• Inducted into Clemson Ring of Honor in 2011.

Lucas Glover, 1997-01•Played for United States in 2001 Walker Cup Matches.•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002•First-team All-ACC in 1999-00-01•Ranked as 14th best player in nation in 1999, seventh in 2000 and sixth in 2001•South Carolina Amateur Champion in 1998-99-2000.•Honorable Mention All-American in 1999, first-team in 2000 and 2001•Starter for four straight years at Clemson, including 1998 and 2001 teams that finished second in the nation•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2007•Won 2009 US Open, first Clemson golfer to win a Major

•Finished 2009 ranked ninth on the money list with $3.6 million, a record for a former Clemson golfer•Played on the PGA Tour every year since 2004, including 2011 when he finished 48th on PGA Tour money list. • Won the 2005 Funai Classic for his first career win•Ranked 16th in the World at end of the 2009 season•Also finished fifth at the 2009 PGA, so he had two top fives in Majors that year• Won three PGA Events , including Wells Fargo Invitational in Charlotte in 2011, won playoff over Jonathan Byrd John Engler, 1997-01

•Played for United States in Palmer Cup in 1999, 2000 and 2001, only Clemson golfer to do that three times•First-team All-ACC in 1999-00-01•Only Clemson soph. to make first-team All-American•Won the 2001 ACC Tournament•First-team All-American in 1999, second team in 2000 and first team in 2001•Won Dr. R.C. Edwards Sportsmanship Award in 2001•Starter for four years, he played on national runner-up teams of 1998 and 2001•Ranked as ninth best player in nation in 1999, ninth in 2000 and fourth in 2001•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002

•Played on the PGA Tour in 2006 after finishing 22nd at Q school in December of 2005.•Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2009 D.J. Trahan, 2000-03

•ACC Rookie of the Year in 2000•First-team Freshman All-American in 2000•Won 2000 US Public Links Championship•Played for United States in 2001 Walker Cup Matches•Captain of United States team at 2002 Palmer Cup•Named Third-team Academic All-American in 2002•ACC MVP in 2002•Won Ben Hogan Award as National Player of the Year in 2002•Named to ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team in 2002.•Won five tournaments, tied for first in Clemson history•Ranked as second best player in the nation by Sagarin in 2002 and 2003

•First-team All-ACC in 2000-01-02-03, second four-time selection in Clemson history•Honorable mention All-American in 2000, and 2001, first-team in 2002 and 2003. Only four-time All-American in Clemson history.•South Carolina Amateur Champion in 2001 and 2002•Top stroke average player on Clemson’s National Championship team of 2003

•Played on the PGA Tour every year since 2005, and has won nearly $8 million. •Finished 26th on the PGA Tour money list in 2008 when he won the Bob Hope Classic. Has won two events in his career•Finished 47th on PGA Tour money list in 2010, highest finish among former Tigers •Inducted into Clemson Hall of Fame in 2010•Full exempt on PGA Tour in 2012.

Matt Hendrix, 2000-04•Played for United States in 2003 Walker Cup Matches, he had a 2-0-1 record•Starter on Clemson’s National Championship team of 2003•First-team All-ACC in 2003 and 2004•Finalist for the Ben Hogan Award in 2004•Named to ACC Academic Honor roll four straight years.•Ranked as ninth best player in the nation in 2003 and 10th best in 2004•Sunnehanna Amateur Champion, 2003•Third-team All-American in 2003 and second team in 2004

•Played on the PGA Tour in 2007•Will play on Nationwide Tour in 20123 after #41 finish on money list in 2011.

Gregg Jones, 2000-04•Starter on Clemson’s National Championship team in 2003•First-team All-ACC in 2002-03-04•Second-team All-American in 2002•Starter on three Clemson teams that finished in the top three in the nation•First Clemson golfer to finish in the top 15 at four different NCAA Regional Tournaments•Reached Final 16 of US Amateur at Oakmont in 2003.•Jones Cup Champion in 2003•South Carolina Match Play Champion in 2000 and 2001 Jack Ferguson 2001-05•Starter on National Championship team in 2003•First-team All-ACC in 2003-04-05•Second-team All-American in 2003, second team in 2004.•Sunnehanna Amateur Champion 2004•Ranked as fifth best player in nation in 2003, and 17th in 2004•Made final putt to clinch Clemson’s team National Champi-onship and the ACC Championship in 2003•Played for United States in 2004 Palmer Cup

Kyle Stanley, 2006-09•Won 2009 Ben Hogan Award•National runner-up at NCAA Tournament in 2007 & 2009•ACC Most Valuable Player as a freshman in 2007•Played for United States in 2007 Walker Cup Matches•Southern Amateur Champion in 2006 and 2008•Won 2008 Carpet Classic by five shots, largest victory mar-gin in school history•Ranked as seventh best player in the nation by Sagarin in 2007 and fifth in 2009•First-team All-American in 2007 and 2009, honorable men-tion in 2008

•First-team All-ACC in 2007-08-09 •Finished 55th on PGA Tour money list in 2011. Had nine Top-25 finishes, more than any other former Tiger.

•Won 2012 Waste Managementt Phoenix Open by overcoming 8-shot deficit in final round, he finished 32nd on 2012 money list.

Ben Martin, 2006-10•Runner up at the 2009 US Amateur•Played in 2009 and 2010 US Opens, first Clemson golfer to play in two US Opens as an amateur•Four-year starter who played on Clemson’s fifth ranked team of 2008 and 16th ranked team of 2010•Three-time first-team All-ACC, three-time first-team Academic All-ACC•All-District in 2007 and 2010•Named to Coaches Association Scholar Athlete team in 2009 and 2010

•Medalist at the 2010 Furman Invitational•Honorable Mention All-American in 2010 when he was Clemson’s top player•Third at NCAA Regional and 10th at NCAA National•Qualified for 2011 PGA Tour by finishing second at Qualifying Tournament


Tigers in the MajorsFormer Tigers in the US Open

Year Player Site Scores Tot PAR PL $1981 Parker Moore Ardmore, PA 77-78 155 +15 MC1982 Clarence Rose Pebble Beach, CA 73-78-73-74 298 +10 49 $1,5991983 Clarence Rose Oakmont, PA 77-75 152 +10 MC1988 Clarence Rose Brookline, MA 75-71-68-76 290 +6 40 $6,0141989 Clarence Rose Rochester, NY 70-75-73-76 294 +14 59 $4,120 Dillard Pruitt Rochester, NY 68-74-81-75 298 +18 67 $4,0991990 Chris Patton Medinah, IL 74-72 146 +2 MC Mike Lawrence Medinah, IL 73-75 148 +4 MC1992 Dillard Pruitt Pebble Beach, CA 73-73-74-77 297 +13 44 $8,0071993 Oswald Drawdy Springfield, NJ 74-78 152 +12 MC1994 Chris Patton Oakmont, PA 76-WD 76 +5 MC1997 Clarence Rose Bethesda, MD 72-71-73-78 294 +14 38 $6,5301998 Clarence Rose San Francisco, CA 75-75 150 +10 MC2000 Charles Warren Pebble Beach, CA 75-74-75-74 298 +14 37 $22,056 Kevin Johnson Pebble Beach, CA 74-76 150 +8 MC2001 Kevin Johnson Tulsa, OK 77-76 153 +13 MC Joey Maxon Tulsa, OK 74-76 150 +10 MC2002 Lucas Glover Farmingdale, NY 74-77 151 +11 MC2003 Jonathan Byrd Olympia Fields, IL 69-66-71-76 282 +2 15 $93,6002004 Jonathan Byrd Shinnecock, NY 74-78 152 +12 MC Joey Maxon Shinnecock, NY 78-82 160 +20 MC2006 Lucas Glover Mamaronek, NY 75-77 152 +12 MC D.J. Trahan Mamaronek, NY 75-81 156 +16 MC2007 Lucas Glover Oakmont, PA 71-80 151 +11 MC2008 D.J. Trahan Torrey Pines, CA 72-69-73-72 286 +2 4 $307,303 Jonathan Byrd Torrey Pines, CA 75-77 152 +10 MC Kyle Stanley Torrey Pines, CA 72-78 150 +8 MC2009 Kyle Stanley Farmingdale, NY 70-74-74-75 293 +5 53 D.J. Trahan Farmingdale, NY 76-71 147 +7 MC Ben Martin Farmingdale, NY 72-78 150 +10 MC Lucas Glover Farmingdale, NY 69-64-70-73 276 -4 1 $1,350,0002010 Lucas Glover Pebble Beach, CA 73-73-77-76 299 +15 18 $368,000 Ben Martin Pebble Beach, CA 78-79 157 +15 MC Charles Warren Pebble Beach, CA 75-79 154 +12 MC2011 Jonathan Byrd Bethesda, MD 75-77 152 +10 MC Lucas Glover Bethesda, MD 76-69-73-70 288 +4 42 $37,351 Sam Saunders Bethesda, MD 74-75 149 +7 MC Elliot Gealy Bethesda, MD 77-71 148 +6 MC David May Bethesda, MD 71-76 147 +5 MC2012 Jomathan Byrd San Francisco, CA 71-75-71-77 294 +14 56 $121,995 Lucas Glover San Francisco, CA 76-73 149 +9 MC Kyle Stanley San Francisco, CA 73-77 150 +10 MC Tommy Biershenk San Francisco, CA 74-79 153 +13 MC

Former Tigers Who Have Played in the MastersName Masters Scores Finish/MoneyParker Moore 1977 76-76 152 missed cutChris Patton 1990 71-73-74-78 296 (39th)Dillard Pruitt 1992 75-68-70-69 282 (13th), $26,500Dillard Pruitt 1993 76-75 151 missed cutDanny Ellis 1994 74-78 152 missed cutClarence Rose 1997 73-75-79-74 301 (43rd), $9,720D.J. Trahan 2001 75-78 153 missed cutMichael Hoey 2002 75-73 148 missed cutJonathan Byrd 2003 74-71-71-72 288 (8th), $162,000Jonathan Byrd 2004 79-74 153 missed cutLucas Glover 2006 73-78 151 missed outLucas Glover 2007 74-71-79-74 298 (20th), $84,462Jonathan Byrd 2008 75-74 149 missed cutD.J. Trahan 2008 76-77 153 missed cutD.J. Trahan 2009 72-73-72-76 293(44th), $25,500Lucas Glover 2010 76-71-71-74 292(44th), $38,625Ben Martin 2010 75-80 155, missed cutJonathan Byrd 2011 73-78 151, missed cutLucas Glover 2011 75-71 146, missed cutJonathan Byrd 2012 72-71-72-75 290 (27th), $56,800Lucas Glover 2012 75-79 154, missed cutKyle Stanley 2012 75-76 151, missed cutCorbin Mills 2012 74-81 155, missed cut

Former Tigers in the PGAYear Player Site Scores Tot Par Fin $ 1983 Clarence Rose Pacific Palisades, CA 75-80 155 +13 CUT 1984 Clarence Rose Birmingham, AL 76-73 149 +5 CUT 1985 Clarence Rose Denver, CO 72-78 150 +8 CUT 1986 Clarence Rose Toledo, OH 73-71-72-76 292 +8 $1,740 1987 Clarence Rose Palm Beach Gar., FL 81-80 161 +17 CUT 1988 Clarence Rose Edmond, OK 73-74 147 +5 CUT Mike Lawrence Edmond, OK 79-75 154 +12 CUT 1989 Clarence Rose Hawthorn Woods, IL 74-71-72-73 290 +2 53 $2,490 1991 Dillard Pruitt Carmel, IN 72-75-73-76 296 +8 56 $2,312 Mike Lawrence Carmel, IN 82-79 161 +17 CUT 1992 Dillard Pruitt St. Louis, Mo 73-70-73-74 290 +6 33 $7,000 1995 Dillard Pruitt Pacific Palisades, CA 73-69-72-72 286 +2 66 $3,300 Mike Lawrence Pacific Palisades, CA 83-77 160 +18 CUT 1997 Clarence Rose Mamaronek, NY 74-77 151 +11 CUT 2003 Jonathan Byrd Rochester, NY 80-79 159 +19 CUT 2005 Lucas Glover Springfield, NJ 74-76 150 +10 CUT 2006 Lucas Glover Medinah, IL 66-74-77-72 289 +1 46 $19,000 Jonathan Byrd Medinah, IL 69-72-74-68 283 -5 20 $71,250 Charles Warren Medinah, IL 73-70-77-75 295 +7 62 $13,425 2007 Lucas Glover Tulsa, OK 70-75-74-70 289 +9 50 $15,235 D.J. Trahan Tulsa, OK 72-74 146 +6 CUT 2008 D.J. Trahan Bloomfield Hills, MI 72-71-76-72 291 +11 31 $38,825 Jonathan Byrd Bloomfield Hills, MI 75-82 157 +17 CUT 2009 Lucas Glover Hazeltine, MN 71-70-71-74 286 -2 5 $300,000 D.J. Trahan Hazeltine, MN 72-79 151 +7 CUT 2010 Lucas Glover Whistling Straits 74-73 147 +3 CUT D.J. Trahan Whistling Straits 72-73-74-75 295 +6 67 $15,3002011 Jonathan Byrd Atlanta, GA 71-74 145 +5 Cut Lucas Glover Atlanta, GA 80-75 155 +15 Cut D.J. Trahan Atlanta, GA 77-76 153 +13 Cut

Former Tigers in the British OpenYear Player Site Scores Tot Par Fin Money1990 Chris Patton St. Andrews 74-75 149 +5 Cut2001 Michael Hoey Royal Latham 73-76 149 +7 Cut & St. Annes2006 Lucas Glover Royal Liverpool 72-73 145 +1 Cut2007 Jonathan Byrd Carnoustie 73-72-70-70 285 +1 23 $73,112 Lucas Glover Carnoustie 71-72-70-73 286 +2 27 $57,9522008 Lucas Glover Royal Birkdale 78-71-77-76 302 +22 78 $17,6862009 D.J. Trahan Turnberry 68-77 145 +5 Cut Lucas Glover Turnberry 72-77 149 +9 Cut2010 Lucas Glover St. Andrews 67-76-70-76 289 +1 48 $21,1302011 Jonathan Byrd Royal St. George’s 75-74 149 +9 Cut Lucas Glover Royal St. George’s 66-70-73-75 283 +3 12 $126,384 Kyle Stanley Royal St. George’s 68-72-77-74 291 +11 44 $28,538

Lucas Glover won the 2009 US Open at Bethpage Black, the first former Clemson golfer to win

a Major


Final 2003 Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings Rk School Points 1. Clemson 69.67 2. Florida 70.67 3. Wake Forest 70.76 4. Oklahoma State 70.81 5. Texas 70.90 6. Augusta State 70.94 7. Arizona 70.98 8. UCLA 71.05 9. UNLV 71.14 10. North Carolina 71.17 11. TCU 71.23 12. Georgia Tech 71.33 13. Georgia 71.36 14. Auburn 71.40 15. Arizona State 71.56 16. Minnesota 71.60 17. North Carolina State 71.72 18. New Mexico 71.81 19. Washington 71.83 20. College of Charleston 71.90 21. Tennessee 71.90 22. Illinois 71.90 23. Southern Cal 72.04 24. Arkansas 72.05 25. Duke 72.08

2003 National Champions Every school has special memories of its teams that have claimed national championships. That is certainly the case with Clemson, who won its fourth in the school’s ath-letic history on May 30, 2003 when the Tiger golf program won its first NCAA title with a two-shot victory over Oklahoma State at Karsten Creek in Stillwater, OK. Clemson won three national team titles in the 1980s, the football title in 1981, and men’s soccer in 1984 and 1987. All three of those championships were gained in extraordinary circumstances. The football team had finished 6-5 in the previous season and was not ranked in any of the preseason top 20 polls for 1981. Then Danny Ford’s Tigers went a perfect 12-0, the only undefeated team in college football that year, finishing the year with a 22-15 win over perennial favorite Nebraska. The 1984 Clemson soccer team became the first team in any sport in NCAA history to defeat the numbers-four, three, two and one seeds in an NCAA Tournament in winning the national championship. Four years later Dr. I.M. Ibrahim’s team entered the tournament as the number-23 seeded team in the 24-team field, then won the championship in a Final Four played at Clemson’s Riggs Field. Unlike the program’s three previous titles, the Clem-son golf team of 2002-03 had been ranked number-one in the nation from the preseason poll, and by a wide margin. Heading into the national tournament at Stillwater, Clem-son’s margin over second-ranked Florida in the Golfweek/Sagarin ranking, was equal in computer points to the dis-tance between #2 Florida and the 17th place team, New Mexico. “We had a dominating regular season,” said Head Coach Larry Penley when commenting on his 20th and most magical season at Clemson. “We were in every tournament and won five events before the NCAAs at Stillwater.” But, that momentum from the regular season did not carry much weight heading to the national championships because the Tigers were faced with the task of win-ning the championship on Oklahoma State’s home course, the very challenging Karsten Creek. Many other schools have played host to the golf national championship in recent years, but those programs had not been ranked in the top 10 in the nation entering the event. In fact each of the last two University courses to play host to the event, Ohio State in 2002 and Duke in 2001, did not even have their teams qualify for the national tournament. Ok l a homa S t a t e entered the tournament ranked fifth in the nation, and was on a hot streak en-tering the national tourna-

ment having recorded five tournament victories in the spring, including the NCAA Central Regional. The Cowboys had won nine national champion-ships, including eight under current coach Mike Holder. “It was a big challenge and a lot of pressure, but this team was mature enough and prepared for it,” said Penley. “We had great leadership from D.J. Trahan and Ben Duncan all year and it carried over to the NCAAs.” Clemson was in or near the lead in each of the first three rounds, never trailing by more than four strokes at the end of any round. Clemson, Oklahoma State and UCLA, the top three teams all sea-son, played together all four rounds, which added to the intrigue of the event. In many ways, Larry Penley’s golf team was faced with the task of playing the Final Four against Duke in

Cameron Indoor Stadium. The comparisons were amaz-ing. Mike Holder has eight National Championships at Oklahoma State, Duke basketball Coach Mike Krzyewski has eight Final Fours at Duke. Cameron is known for its intimate atmosphere, while the NCAA allowed spectators to walk the fairways with the players the entire tournament. The final round was played in 90 degree heat. Prior to the installation of air conditioning in Cameron Indoor Stadium in 2002, it seemed to be 90 degrees in that facility on days the Tiger basketball team has played at Duke. Aside from the atmosphere surrounding the course, you can make a case that the home course advantage in golf is greater than any other sport. Oklahoma State’s players play that course every day. They know where all the breaks are in slick greens, know what clubs to hit from every distance in the fairway, know when to go for broke and when to play

Clemson Golf Accomplishments of 2002-03

• NCAA Champions (First in Program’s History)• NCAA East Region Champions• Atlantic Coast Conference Champions• First team in NCAA history to win conference, regional and national championships in same year• Topy Cup Champions• Carpet Classic Champions• Jerry Pate Intercollegiate Champions• Ranked #1 in final Golfweek/Sagarin Computer rankings• Ranked number-one in Final Golf World Poll* Ranked #1 in Final Golf Coach’s Polls• D.J. Trahan, first-team All-American• Jack Ferguson, Second-team All-American•Matt Hendrix, Third-team All-American• Larry Penley, • ACC Coach of the Year• NCAA Coach of the Year by Golf Coach’s Association• NCAA Coach of the Year by Golfweek Magazine

conservatively. When Jack Ferguson hit his second shot to the 18th green in the final round, no less than 500 people (490 were Oklahoma State fans) stood as close as 15 yards from his back swing. When Oklahoma State’s Hunter Mahan put his second shot on 18 within 15 feet from the cup with a shot at an eagle three, you would have thought Shane Battier had just nailed a three-pointer with under 10 seconds left in Cameron. But, as had been his demeanor all week, Ferguson hit his approach just 15 feet by the hole. When he eventually two-putted for a par five to give Clemson the victory it gave the Tigers a landmark national championship victory, its first on an opponent’s home facility. “It was a great feeling,” said Penley, who had led


2003 National ChampionsNCAA National

Karsten Creek Golf CourseStillwater, OK

May 27-30, 2003 Par: 72 Yardage: 7207

Rk School 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Tot Par1. Clemson 299 302 287 303 1191 +392. Oklahoma St. 299 300 290 304 1193 +413. UCLA 303 295 301 298 1197 +454. Wake Forest 304 306 290 298 1198 +46 Florida 302 300 297 299 1198 +466. Arizona St. 306 308 297 291 1202 +507. Augusta St. 311 306 294 302 1213 +618. Auburn 299 303 301 312 1215 +639. No. Carolina 308 308 299 301 1216 +64 Texas 306 314 299 297 1216 +6411. Ga. Tech 310 306 302 300 1218 +66 Washington 314 300 301 303 1218 +6613. UNLV 313 300 295 312 1220 +6814. Southern Cal 300 311 298 312 1221 +6915. N.C. State 299 317 296 312 1224 +7216. Georgia 315 306 297 308 1226 +7417. Arizona 307 308 303 311 1229 +7718. Wichita St. 308 309 299 316 1232 +80Medalist: Alejandro Canizares, Arizona State (287)

Clemson to six top four finishes previously, but never with a championship on his resume until 2003. “Any champion-ship is special, but to win it at Oklahoma State made it more special because they have been the program that has had the most NCAA appearances, the most national championships, the most tradition. We have great respect for their program, so to win on their home course was memorable.” Clemson had become the first golf program in history to win its conference, NCAA regional and NCAA national tournament in the same year, an accomplishment that puts the resume of the 2003 Tiger golf team in perspective on a college golf history and Clemson athletic history basis. “This was a total team effort. You knew going into the season that D.J. Trahan would be there every tournament. A key was the improvement of Jack Ferguson and Matt Hendrix over the previous year. They’re stroke average improvement was among the top 10 in Clemson history from one season to the next. Gregg Jones was steady, especially in post-season play. Ben Duncan had a great NCAA Tournament. His score counted in each of the last three rounds when it meant the most. “We did not have an individual finish in the top 15 of the NCAA Tournament, yet we won the national champion-ship. That shows you how solid we were as a team.”

Final 2003 Individual Rankings Rk Player, School Points 1. Hunter Mahan, Oklahoma St. 68.69 2. D.J. Trahan, Clemson 69.22 3. Bill Haas, Wake Forest 69.57 4. Troy Matteson, Georgia Tech 69.60 5. Jack Ferguson, Clemson 69.62 6. Ricky Barnes, Arizona 69.65 7. Brandt Snedeker, Vanderbilt 69.82 8. Nick Watney, Fresno State 69.83 9. Matt Hendrix, Clemson 69.89 10. Chris Nallen, Arizona 69.95 11. Alejandro Canizares, Arizona St. 70.00 12. Oliver Wilson, Augusta State 70.03 13. Brock MacKenzie, Washington 70.06 14. Dustin Bray, North Carolina 70.09 15. Jason Hartwick, Texas 70.14 16. Camilo Villegas, Florida 70.16 17. Ryan Moore, UNLV 70.17 18. Justin Walters, NC State 70.19 19. David Inglis, Tulsa 70.19 20. Michael Letzig, New Mexico 70.27 41. Gregg Jones, Clemson 71.03

Clemson 2003 Team National Rankings According to Golfstat

•1st in overall scoring average (72.32)•1st in final round scoring average (71.83)•1st in scoring average vs. par (0.33)•1st in par four scoring average (4.07)•1st in subpar strokes/round (3.65)•1st in fewest bogeys/round (3.00)•1st in fewest double bogeys/round (0.36)•2nd in first round scoring average (72.69)•2nd in par five scoring average (4.72)•3rd in birdies (661)•4th in total eagles (25)•19th in pars/round (11.04)

Clemson in Golfstat Rankings (Top 50)

D.J. Trahan•First in total eagles (10)•2nd in final round scoring average (69.85)•2nd in scoring average vs. par (-0.90)•3rd in par four scoring average (3.99)•4th in subpar strokes/round (4.26)•7th in overall scoring average (71.05)•13th in birdies (146)•19th in fewest bogeys/round (2.62)•24th in fewest double bogeys/round (0.26)•44th in par 5 scoring average (4.82)

Jack Ferguson•6th in fewest double bogeys/round (0.18)•7th in par four scoring average (4.01)•10th in subpar strokes/round (3.97)•11th in scoring average vs. par (-0.54)•12th in birdies (147)•16th in final round scoring average (71.08)•14th in overall scoring average (71.41)•27th in par 5 scoring average (4.68)

Matt Hendrix•First in first round scoring average (70.69)•6th in subpar strokes/round (4.05)•7th in birdies (150)•13th in par four scoring average (4.03)•13th in fewest bogeys/round (2.56)•20th in scoring average compared to par (-0.21)•28th in overall scoring average (71.74)•50th in last round scoring average (71.77)

Gregg Jones•1st in pars/round (12.23)•41st in fewest double bogeys/round (0.28)

Ben Duncan•49th in par 5 scoring average (4.70)

Clemson was honored at the White House by President

George W. Bush after winning the 2003 National

Championship.


National Rankings

Clemson in theFinal Top 25 Polls

Year Rank1995-96 81996-97 31997-98 21998-99 51999-00 32000-01 32001-02 22002-03 1 2003-04 182005-06 72007-08 52009-10 16

Individual Golfers in Final Top 100MasterCard/Sagarin Rankings

Year Golfer Cl. Points Rk1995-96 Charles Warren So. 203.617 15th Joey Maxon So. 195.733 19th Richard Coughlan Jr. 180.580 27th1996-97 Charles Warren Jr. 281.086 5th Richard Coughlan Sr. 237.207 9th Jonathan Byrd Fr. 97.167 45th1997-98 Charles Warren Sr. 317.292 7th Joey Maxon Sr. 241.134 17th Jonathan Byrd So. 188.932 28th John Engler Fr. 121.369 53rd Lucas Glover Fr. 115.501 62nd1998-99 Jonathan Byrd Jr. 324.833 6th John Engler So. 298.405 9th Lucas Glover So. 260.698 14th Michael Hoey Fr. 118.195 53rd1999-00 Lucas Glover Jr. 338.468 7th John Engler Jr. 297.495 9th Jonathan Byrd Sr. 249.412 14th D.J. Trahan Fr. 225.704 22nd

2000-01 John Engler Sr. 366.750 4th

Lucas Glover Sr. 354.075 6th

D.J. Trahan So. 226.439 25th*2001-02 D.J. Trahan Jr. 69.13 2nd Gregg Jones So. 70.38 12th*2002-03 D.J. Trahan Sr. 69.22 2nd Jack Ferguson So. 69.62 5th Matt Hendrix Jr. 69.89 9th Gregg Jones Jr. 71.03 41st *2003-04 Matt Hendrix Sr. 69.76 10th Jack Ferguson Jr. 70.13 17th*2005-06 Brian Duncan Sr. 70.76 27th Stephen Poole Sr. 70.98 42nd Vince Hatfield Fr. 71.04 46th*2006-07 Kyle Stanley Fr. 69.41 7th Ben Martin Fr. 71.15 64th*2007-08 Kyle Stanley So. 70.87 34th Sam Saunders So. 71.59 81st Ben Martin So. 71.66 91st*2008-09 Kyle Stanley Jr. 68.51 5th Ben Martin Jr. 71.34 57th David May Sr. 71.41 65th*2009-10 Ben Martin Sr. 70.68 36th Luke Hopkins Sr. 71.44 90th2011-12 Corbin Mills Jr. 70.26 30th Crawford Reeves Jr. 71.14 79th*Sagarin ranking

1996-97Date RkPreseason 6October 16, 1997 9November 6, 1996 12December 4, 1996 10February 26, 1997 6March 12, 1997 5March 27, 1997 4April 9, 1997 4April 23, 1997 3May 7, 1997 4May 21, 1997 4Final 3

1997-98Date RkPreseason 2September 25, 1997 2October 29, 1997 7December 2, 1997 3February 26, 1998 7March 4, 1998 6March 11, 1998 4March 18, 1998 4March 25, 1998 4April 1, 1998 2April 8, 1998 2April 15, 1998 2April 22, 1998 2April 29, 1998 2May 6, 1998 2May 13, 1998 2May 20, 1998 3Final 2

1998-99Date RkPreseason 4October 7, 1998 3November 11, 1998 1December 2, 1998 1March 3, 1999 1March 11, 1999 1March 17, 1999 1March 24, 1999 1April 1, 1999 1April 7, 1999 2April 14, 1999 3April 21, 1999 3April 28, 1999 3May 5, 1999 3May 12, 1999 3May 19, 1999 3Final 5

1999-00Date RkPreseason 1October 6, 1999 1November 11, 1999 1December 6, 1999 1March 9, 2000 3March 16, 2000 3March 23, 2000 2March 29,2000 2April 5, 2000 2April 12, 2000 2April 19, 2000 2April 26, 2000 2May 4, 2000 2May 11, 2000 2May 18, 2000 3May 24, 2000 1Final 3

2000-01Date RkPreseason 1October 4, 2000 2November 1, 2000 2December 6, 2001 2March 7, 2001 2March 14, 2001 2March 21, 2001 3March 28, 2001 2April 4, 2001 3April 12, 2001 3April 19, 2001 3April 26, 2001 3May 2, 2001 3May 9, 2001 3May 25, 2001 3Final 3

2001-02Date RkPreseason 9February 7, 2002 5February 21, 2002 5March 7, 2002 3March 21, 2002 2April 4, 2002 3April 18, 2002 3May 2, 2002 T-2May 16, 2002 2Final 2

2002-03Date RkPreseason 1February 12, 2003 1February 26, 2003 1March 12, 2003 1March 26, 2003 1May 7, 2003 1Final 1

2003-04Date RkPreseason 1September 24, 2003 2October 8, 2003 3October 22, 2003 3 February 12, 2004 3 February 26, 2004 3 March 11, 2004 2 March 25, 2004 2 April 8, 2004 2 April 22, 2004 2 May 7, 2004 2 Final 18

2004-2005Date RkPreseason 3September 23, 2004 3 October 7, 2004 11 November 11, 2004 11February 11, 2005 16February 25, 2005 17March 11, 2005 18March 25, 2005 19April 8, 2005 24April 22, 2005 24May 6, 2005 26Final 31

2005-06Date RkSeptember 23, 2005 T-17October 7, 2005 20October 21, 2005 19November 4, 2005 24November 18, 2005 21February 16, 2006 T19March 2, 2006 21March 16, 2006 14March 30, 2006 15April 13, 2006 15April 27, 2006 12May 10, 2006 10Final 7

2006-07Date RkSeptember 28, 2006 4October 12, 2006 4October 28, 2006 6November 16, 2006 8February 21, 2007 10March 14, 2007 6April 4, 2007 10April 25, 2007 12May 16, 2007 11Final 31

2007-08Date RkAugust 29, 2007 9September 19, 2007 10October 17, 2007 18November 7, 2007 12February 22, 2008 13March 14, 2008 14April 10, 2008 15April 24, 2008 17May 16, 2008 14Final 5

2008-09Date RkAugust 27, 2008 6September 25, 2008 6October 15, 2008 8November 12, 2008 7February 18, 2009 6March 11, 2009 4April 6, 2009 4April 22, 2009 4May 13, 2009 5Final T-31

2009-10Date RkPreseason 19September 28, 2009 23March 17, 2010 17April 7, 2010 19April 28, 2010 19May 19, 2010 19Final 16

2010-11Date RkPreseason 17September30, 2010 13October 28, 2010 24Final NR

2011-12Date RkPreseason 16September 28, 2011 12November 7, 2011 14November 28, 2011 15March 5, 2012 14March 26, 2012 13April 16, 2012 16April 30, 2012 19May 21, 2012 20Final NR

Final SagarinComputerRankings

Year Rating Rank1995-96 534.900 81996-97 544.790 31997-98 534.573 21998-99 70.57 51999-00 70.32 22000-01 70.33 32001-02 70.71 22002-03 69.67 12003-04 70.69 22004-05 71.68 272005-06 71.13 82006-07 70.85 122007-08 71.31 132008-09 70.90 62009-10 71.10 172010-11 71.73 272011-12 71.22 23

2012-13Date RkPreseason 24October 8, 2012 15November 12, 2012 19December 10, 2012 19


Tiger Records

Charles WarrenNCAA Champion 1997


Individual Records

Low RoundsOverall: 63 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85 vs. Par: -9 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85By a Freshman: 63 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85 vs. Par: -9 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85By a Sophomore: 64 by Tony Nimmer, State Tournament, 1980-81 64 by John Engler, Jerry Pate, 1998-99 vs Par: -8 by Tony Nimmer, State Tournament, 1980-81By a Junior: 65 by Matt Hendrix, Topy Cup, 2002-03 65 by Corbin Mill,s, Jerry Pate, 2011-2012 65 by Corbnin Mills, Furman Invitational, 2011-2012 vs. Par: -7 by Matt Hendrix, Topy Cup, 2002-03 65 by Corbin Mills, Furman Invitational, 2011-2012 65 by Jack Ferguson, Atlanta Intercollegiate 2003-04 -7 by Corbin Mills, Furman Invitational, 2011-2012 -7 by Jack Ferguson, Atlanta Intercollegiate 2003-04 -7 by Corbin Mills, Furman Invitational, 2011-2012By a Senior: 64 by D.J. Trahan, Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03 vs. Par: -8 by D.J. Trahan, Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03In a First Round: 64 John Engler, Jerry Pate, 2000-01In a Second Round: 63 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85In a Third Round: 64 by John Engler, Jerry Pate 2000-01 & 64 by Thomas Bradshaw, Furman Invitational 2010-2011

D.J. Trahan, Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03In a Fourth Round: 66 by D.J. Trahan, NCAA National, 2001-02NCAA Tourney: 65 by Mark Swygert, NCAA National, 1993-94 65 by Kyle Stanley, NCAA National, 2006-07 vs. Par: -7 by Mark Swygert, NCAA National, 1993-94 -7 by Kyle Stanley, NCAA National, 2006-07ACC Tournament: 63 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85 vs. Par: -9 by Brad Clark, ACC Tournament, 1984-85

Low Tournaments Overall (72 holes): 272 by Charles Warren, NCAA National, 1997-98Overall (54 holes): 201 by Lucas Glover (-12), Jerry Pate, 2000-01 by D.J. Trahan (-15), Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03

by Corbin Mills (-9), Jerry Pate 2011-12Overall (36 holes): 135 by Jason Griffith, Palmetto Classic, 1986-87 vs. Par (72 holes): -16 by Charles Warren, NCAA National, 1997-98 vs. Par (54 holes): -15 by D.J. Trahan (201), Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03 vs. Par (36 holes): -9 by Jason Griffith, Palmetto Classic, 1986-87By a Freshman: 207 by Michael Hoey, Jerry Pate, 1998-99 207 by D.J. Trahan, Las Vegas, 1999-00

207 by David May, Carpet Classic 2005-06 207 by Kyle Stanley, Aloha Classic, 2006-07 207 by Corbin Mills, Augusta State 2009-10 vs. Par: -9 by Chris Patton, Gamecock Invitational, 1986-87 -9 by D.J. Trahan, Las Vegas, 1999-00 -9 by David May, Carpet Classic 2005-06 -9 by Corbin Mills, Augusta State, 2009-10By a Sophomore: 203 by Gregg Jones, Augusta St. Invit., 2001-02 vs. Par: -13 by Gregg Jones, Augusta St. Invit., 2001-02By a Junior: 201 by Corbin Mills, Jerry Pate, 2011-12 vs. Par: -11 by Lucas Glover, Golf World, 1999-00By a Senior: 201 by Lucas Glover (-12), Jerry Pate, 2000-01 by D.J. Trahan (-15), Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03 vs. Par: -15 by D.J. Trahan (-15), Augusta St. Invit., 2002-03NCAA Tourney: 272 by Charles Warren, NCAA National, 1997-98 vs. Par: -16 by Charles Warren, NCAA National, 1997-98ACC Tournament: 203 by John Engler (-13), 2000-01 vs. Par: -13 by John Engler (203), 2000-01

Season BestsStroke Average: 70.33 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02 By a Freshman: 70.871 by Kyle Stanley, 2006-07 By a Sophomore: 71.38 by Jack Ferguson, 2002-03 By a Junior: 70.33 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02 By a Senior: 70.87 by John Engler, 2000-01Fall Season: 69.78 by D.J. Trahan, Fall 2001Tournaments: 16 by Kevin Johnson, Chris Patton, 1988-89Rounds: 42 by Oswald Drawdy, 1988-89 by Nicky Goetze by Danny Ellis, 1992-93Rounds in 60s: 16 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02Rounds of 75 or below: 38 by John Engler, 1999-00Rounds below Par: 27 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02Rounds of par or below: 34 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02Top 10 Finishes: 10 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02Low score vs. par: -51 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02Consecutive under par rounds: 11 by Charles Warren, 1997-98Consecutive rounds at par or better: 15 by Jack Ferguson, 2002-03

Consecutive rounds at72 or better: 20 by D.J. Trahan, 2001-02 Consecutive rounds in 60s: 4 last by Corbin Mills, 2011-12Every round count: 37-37 Gregg Jones, 2001-02

Richard Coughlan,1995-96Most Rounds Counted: 38 Jack Ferguson, 2002-03 John Engler, 1998-99Finish Percentage: .918 D.J. Trahan, 2001-02

Career BestsStroke Average: 71.49 by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03Tournaments: 55 by Nicky Goetze, 1989-93Rounds: 159 by Nicky Goetze, 1989-93Rounds in 60s: 45 by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03Rds of 75 -: 137 by John Engler, 1997-01Rounds -Par: 78 by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03Rds of Par or -: 98 by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03Top 10 Finishes: 27 by Kevin Johnson, 1985-89% of rounds at par or better: .685 (98-143) by D.J Trahan, 1999-03% of rounds under par: .545 (78-143) by D.J. Trahan 1999-03 % of rounds of 75 or better: .910 (91-100) by Kyle Stanley, 2006-09% of finishes in Top 10: .553 (26-47) by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03% of rounds in the 60s: .315 (45-143) by D.J. Trahan, 1999-03Most Rounds Counted: 134 John Engler, 1997-0% of rounds counted: 96.4 Richard Couglan, 1993-97Finish Percentage .858 Kyle Stanley, 2006-09

Brad Clark


Individual Records All-Time Individual RoundsNo. Name Year Tournament Round vs. Par Score1. Brad Clark 1985 ACC Tournament 2nd -9 632. Tony Nimmer 1981 State Tourney 2nd -7 64 John Engler 1999 Jerry Pate 2nd -7 64 John Engler 2001 Jerry Pate 3rd -7 64 D.J. Trahan 2003 Augusta St. Invitational 3rd -8 64 Ben Martin 2007 Carpet Classic 2nd -8 64Thomas Bradshaw 2011 Furman 3rd -8 64 Jacob Burger 2011 Furman 3rd -8 647. Kevin Johnson 1987 Homberg Inter. 1st -7 65 Kyle Stanley 2007 NCAA National 3rd -7 65 Danny Ellis 1993 Wofford Invitational 1st -7 65 Mark Swygert 1994 NCAA National 3rd -7 65 Jonathan Byrd 1998 Golf Digest 1st -7 65 Joey Maxon 1996 Carpet Capital Classic 1st -7 65 John Engler 1999 San Juan Shootout 3rd -7 65 Matt Hendrix 2002 Topy Cup 1st -7 65 David May 2006 ACC Tournament 2nd -7 65 Jack Ferguson 2003 Atl. Intercollegiate 2nd -7 65 David May 2006 Carpet Capital Classic 3rd -7 65 Corbin Mills 2011 Jerry Pate 1st -5 65 Corbin Mills 2012 Furman Invitational 3rd -7 6518. Lucas Glover 2001 Jerry Pate 3rd -5 66 John Engler 2001 Savane 3rd -6 66 Vince Hatfield 2007 Carpet Classic 1st -6 66 Lucas Glover 2001 Savane 2nd -6 66 D.J. Trahan 2002 NCAA National 2nd, 4th -5 66 Gregg Jones 2002 Augusta St. Invitational 3rd -6 66 B. Delahoussaye 2005 Jerry Pate 3rd -5 66 Tanner Ervin 2006 Jerry Pate 1st -5 66 Jack Ferguson 2003 Topy Cup 2nd -6 66 Kevin Johnson 1989 NCAA National 1st -4 66 Kyle Stanley 2009 Carpet Classic 2nd -6 66 Kyle Stanley 2009 NCAA National 3rd -5 66 David May 2009 ACC Tournament 3rd -6 66 Ben Martin 2009 The Hootie 2nd -5 66 Ben Martin 2009 Puerto Rico Classic 3rd -6 66 Crawford Reeves 2012 ACC Tournament 2nd -6 66

Top Individual Tournament Scores

No. Name Year Tournament Scores201 Lucas Glover 2000-01 Jerry Pate 68-67-66201 Corbin Mills 2011-12 Jerry Pate 65-69-67201 D.J. Trahan 2002-03 Augusta St. Invitational 66-71-74202 John Engler 2000-01 Jerry Pate 71-67-64203 John Engler 2000-01 ACC Tournament 66-70-67203 D.J. Trahan 2001-02 Savane All-American 66-66-71203 Gregg Jones 2001-02 Augusta St. Invitational 69-68-66204 Chris Patton 1989-90 *Sun Bowl Inv. 69-67-68204 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 Topy Cup 68-66-70205 Chris Patton 1988-89 *Sun Bowl Inv. 69-68-68205 Charles Warren 1997-98 ACC Tournament 68-68-69205 John Engler 1998-99 San Juan Shootout 70-70-65205 Lucas Glover 1999-00 Golf World 66-68-71205 Lucas Glover 2000-01 Puerto Rico 68-70-67205 D.J. Trahan 2001-02 Jerry Pate 70-68-67205 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 Augusta St. Invitational 67-69-69205 Matt Hendrix 2003-04 Jerry Pate 70-66-69205 Gregg Jones 2003-04 Jerry Pate 68-66-71206 Oswald Drawdy 1989-90 *Sun Bowl Inv. 68-69-69206 Kevin Johnson 1986-87 Homberg Inter. 65-69-72206 John Engler 1998-99 Jerry Pate 71-64-71206 Lucas Glover 1999-00 Jerry Pate 70-66-70206 Lucas Glover 2000-01 Savane All-American 71-66-69206 D.J. Trahan 2002-03 Topy Cup 71-69-66206 Brent Delahoussaye 2003-04 Jerry Pate 70-70-66206 Jack Ferguson 2003-04 ACC Tournament 69-67-70206 Ben Martin 2008-09 Puerto Rico Classic 71-69-66206 David May 2008-09 ACC Tournament 71-69-66* - Individual All-American Tournament

Clemson All-Time Hole-In-One ShotsPlayer Date Course Hole Distance Club Michael Hoey 9-12-99 The Ridge 16 205 3-woodJohn Engler 9-21-99 Grand National 17 150 9-ironStephen Poole 11-7-04 The Farm 8 240 4-ironBrian Duncan 3-29-05 Bulls Bay 17 187 5-ironCorbin Mills 10/26/10 Golf Club of Ga. 13 183 8-iron#Alex Boyd 4-2-11 Forest Hills 17 232 1-hybrid#-Denotes Double Eagle

3 Rounds In 60s, Same TournamentYear Name Tournament Scores Total1988-89 Chris Patton Sun Bowl Invit. 69-68-68 2051989-90 Chris Patton Sun Bowl Invit. 69-67-68 204 Oswald Drawdy Sun Bowl Invit. 68-69-69 2061997-98 Charles Warren ACC Tournament 68-68-69 205 Charles Warren NCAA Championships 69-66-67-70 2721999-00 Jonathan Byrd Jerry Pate 69-69-69 2072000-01 Lucas Glover Jerry Pate 68-67-66 2012001-02 Gregg Jones Augusta St. Invit. 69-68-66 2032002-03 Jack Ferguson Augusta St. Invit. 67-69-69 2052006-07 Kyle Stanley NCAA Championships 70-69-65-69 2732011-12 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 65-69-67 201

Top Freshmen Averages(Minimum 15 Rounds)

Rk Name Rds Stks Avg. Year1. Kyle Stanley 31 2197 70.87 2006-072. D.J. Trahan 31 2247 72.48 1999-00 3. John Engler 34 2469 72.62 1997-98 4. Lucas Glover 31 2253 72.68 1997-985. Billy Kennerly 33 2400 72.73 2011- 12 6. Corbin Mills 32 2338 73.06 2009-10 7. Gregg Jones 28 2056 73.43 2000-01 8.. Ben Martin 23 1690 73.48 2006-079. Chris Patton 33 2427 73.55 1986-87 Vince Hatfield 22 1618 73.55 2005-0611. Nicky Goetze 39 2880 73.84 1989-90 12. Michael Hoey 34 2511 73.85 1998-99 13. Kevin Johnson 35 2586 73.87 1985-86 14. Jonathan Byrd 38 2808 73.89 1996-97

Brian Duncan is one of five Clemson golfers to

make a hole-in-one.


Season Records

Kevin Johnson competed in 16 tournaments

throughout the 1988-89 season.

TournamentsRk Name Year Rds Trn1. Kevin Johnson 1988-89 40 16 Chris Patton 1988-89 40 163. Nicky Goetze 1992-93 42 15 Danny Ellis 1992-93 42 155. Brad Clark 1985-86 39 14 Oswald Drawdy 1989-90 42 14 Clarence Rose 1979-80 36 14 Kevin Walsh 1979-80 36 14 Nicky Goetze 1990-91 39 14 Bobby Doolittle 1990-91 39 14 Bo Beard 1990-91 39 14 Mike Byce 1993-94 41 14 Mark Swygert 1993-94 41 14 Mike Byce 1994-95 39 14 Charles Warren 1995-96 39 14

RoundsRk Name Year Trn Rds1. Oswald Drawdy 1989-90 14 42 Nicky Goetze 1992-93 15 42 Danny Ellis 1992-93 15 424. Mike Byce 1993-94 14 41 Mark Swygert 1993-94 14 416. Kevin Johnson 1988-89 16 40 Chris Patton 1988-89 16 40 Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 13 40 Jonathan Byrd 1998-99 13 40 Lucas Glover 1998-99 13 40 John Engler 1998-99 13 40 John Engler 1999-00 13 40 D.J. Trahan 2001-02 13 40

Rounds in the 60sRk Name Year Rds 60s1. D.J. Trahan 2001-02 40 162. Chris Patton 1988-89 40 15 D.J. Trahan 2002-03 39 154. Charles Warren 1997-98 39 145. Lucas Glover 2000-01 39 136. John Engler 1999-00 40 12 Matt Hendrix 2002-03 39 12 Matt Hendrix 2003-04 35 129. Kyle Stanley 2006-07 31 1110. Jonathan Byrd 1998-99 40 10 Gregg Jones 2001-02 37 10 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 39 10 Jack Ferguson 2003-04 38 10

Rounds at 75 or BetterRk Name Year Rds 75-1. John Engler 1999-00 40 382. Kevin Johnson 1988-89 40 37 D.J. Trahan 2001-02 40 374. Charles Warren 1997-98 39 36 John Engler 2000-01 39 36 Lucas Glover 2000-01 39 36 Jonathan Byrd 1998-99 40 36 Jack Ferguson 2003-04 38 369. D.J. Trahan 2002-03 39 3510. Oswald Drawdy 1989-90 42 34 Lucas Glover 1999-00 37 34 Jonathan Byrd 1999-00 37 34 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 39 34 Gregg Jones 2002-03 39 3415. Chris Patton 1988-89 40 33 Nicky Goetze 1992-93 42 33 Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 40 33 John Engler 1998-99 40 33 Matt Hendrix 2002-03 39 33

Rounds Under ParRk Name Year Rds -Par1. D.J. Trahan 2001-02 40 272. Charles Warren 1997-98 39 23 D.J. Trahan 2002-03 39 234. John Engler 2000-01 39 22 Lucas Glover 2000-01 39 226. John Engler 1999-00 40 217. Lucas Glover 1999-00 37 20 Matt Hendrix 2003-04 35 209. Matt Hendrix 2002-03 39 1910. Chris Patton 1988-89 40 18 Kevin Johnson 1988-89 40 18 Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 40 18 Jonathan Byrd 1999-00 37 18 Kyle Stanley 2006-07 31 1815. Gregg Jones 2001-02 37 17 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 39 17 Jack Ferguson 2003-04 38 17

Rounds of Par or BetterRk Name Year Rds -Par 1. D.J. Trahan 2001-02 40 342. John Engler 2000-01 39 313. Lucas Glover 2000-01 39 28 D.J. Trahan 2002-03 39 285. Jack Ferguson 2002-03 39 276. Charles Warren 1997-98 39 267. John Engler 1999-00 40 25 Lucas Glover 1999-00 37 25 Matt Hendrix 2002-03 39 2510. Jonathan Byrd 1999-00 37 24

D.J. Trahan holds almost every

Clemson season record.

11. Chris Patton 1988-89 40 2312. Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 40 22 Matt Hendrix 2003-04 35 22 Jack Ferguson 2003-04 38 22 Kyle Stanley 2007-08 36 22

Top 10 FinishesRk Name Year Trn Fin1. D.J. Trahan 2001-02 13 102. D.J. Trahan 2002-03 13 93. Kevin Johnson 1986-87 13 8 Kevin Johnson 1988-89 16 8 Charles Warren 1995-96 14 8 Kyle Stanley 2008-09 11 87. Chris Patton 1987-88 9 7 Dillard Pruitt 1983-84 10 7 Clarence Rose 1979-80 14 7 Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 13 7 Jonathan Byrd 1998-99 12 7 Lucas Glover 1999-00 12 7 John Engler 2000-01 13 7 Jack Ferguson 2002-03 13 7

Season Stroke AverageRk Name Year Rds Stks Avg1. D.J. Trahan 2001-02 40 2813 70.332. Kyle Stanley 2006-07 31 2197 70.8713. John Engler 2000-01 39 2764 70.8724. Matt Hendrix 2003-04 29 2054 70.835. D.J. Trahan 2002-03 39 2771 71.056. Lucas Glover 2000-01 39 2776 71.187. Lucas Glover 1999-00 37 2636 71.248. Charles Warren 1997-98 39 2780 71.289. Corbn Mills 2011-2012 27 1925 71.3010. John Engler 1999-00 40 2853 71.3311. Jack Ferguson 2002-03 39 2784 71.3812. Jack Ferguson 2003-04 38 2713 71.3913. Kyle Stanley 2008-09 33 2358 71.4514. Jonathan Byrd 1999-00 37 2648 71.5715. Crawford Reeves 2011-2012 21 1504 71.6216. Matt Hendrix 2002-03 39 2798 71.7417. Gregg Jones 2001-02 37 2657 71.8118. Chris Patton 1988-89 40 2874 71.8519. Dillard Pruitt 1983-84 31 2230 71.9420. Jonathan Byrd 1998-99 40 2884 72.1021. Ben Martin 2009-10 32 2309 72.1622. Kevin Johnson 1988-89 40 2889 72.2223. Joey Maxon 1997-98 34 2459 72.2624. Jonathan Byrd 1997-98 40 2893 72.32525. Kevin Johnson 1986-87 36 2604 72.33

Oswald Drawdy is among the leaders in

rounds played in a season.


Career RecordsRounds of 75 or Better

Rk Name Years Rds 75-1. John Engler 1997-01 153 1372. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 1293. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 1264. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 1255. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 1246. Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 1187. Richard Coughlan 1993-97 144 1178. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 1149. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 110 Charles Warren 1994-98 144 110 Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 11012. Oswald Drawdy 1986-90 133 97 Danny Ellis 1989-93 138 9714. Bobby Doolittle 1989-93 141 9615. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 91

Rounds of Par or BetterRk Name Year Rds -Par 1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 982. John Engler 1997-01 153 953. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 864. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 755. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 706. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 697. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 688. Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 659. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 6210. Charles Warren 1994-98 144 6011. Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 5912. Matt Hendrix 2000-04 111 5813. Richard Coughlan 1993-96 120 5114. Dillard Pruitt 1980-84 125 49 Danny Ellis 1989-93 138 49

Rounds Under ParRk Name Year Rds -Par1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 782. John Engler 1997-01 153 683. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 644. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 615. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 536. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 497. Charles Warren 1994-98 144 488. Matt Hendrix 2000-04 111 479. Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 46 Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 4611. Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 4312. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 4213. Richard Coughlan 1996-97 144 34 Ben Martin 2006-10 107 34

Top 10 Finishes TopRk Name Year Trn 101. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 54 272. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 51 26 D.J. Trahan 1999-03 47 264. Charles Warren 1994-98 50 225. Chris Patton 1986-90 50 21 John Engler 1997-01 50 217. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 33 208. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 54 19 Richard Coughlan 1993-97 50 19 Lucas Glover 1997-01 48 1911. Oswald Drawdy 1986-90 47 1812. Dillard Pruitt 1980-84 42 1613. Jack Ferguson 2001-05 44 1514. Danny Ellis 1989-93 47 14 Joey Maxon 1994-98 44 1416. Jason Griffith 1984-88 48 1317. Bobby Doolittle 1989-93 48 12 Gregg Jones 2000-04 47 12 Matt Hendrix 2001-04 37 12

Career Stroke Average(Minimum 45 rounds)

Rk Name Year Rds Stks Avg1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 10,223 71.492. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 7,163 71.633. John Engler 1997-01 153 10,983 71.784. Lucas Glover 1997-01 108 10,579 71.955. Matt Hendrix 2001-04 111 8,010 72.166. Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 9,486 72.417. Jonathan Byrd 1996-01 155 11,233 72.488. Corbin Mills 2009-12 89 6,453 72.519. Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 10,317 72.6510. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 10,106 72.7111. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 10,711 72.8612. Charles Warren 1994-98 144 10,510 72.9913. Ben Martin 2006-10 107 7,811 73.0014. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 11,638 73.1915. R. Coughlan 1993-97 144 10,552 73.2816. Jacob Burger 2008-12 80 5,869 73.3617. Crawford Reeves 2009-12 83 6,094 73.4218. Dillard Pruitt 1980-84 125 9,180 73.4419. Oswald Drawdy 1986-90 133 9,771 73.4720. T. Bradshaw 2010-2012 45 3,309 73.5321. Clarence Rose 1978-80 61 4,500 73.7722. Luke Hopkins 2006-10 71 5,238 73.7723. Danny Ellis 1989-93 138 10,181 73.7824. Joey Maxon 1994-98 126 9,310 73.8925. David May 2005-09 115 8,502 73.39

Percentage of Rounds at Par or Better

Rk Name Years Rds Tot %1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 98 .6852. John Engler 1997-01 153 95 .6213. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 62 .6204. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 86 .5855. Matt Hendrix 2000-04 111 58 .5236. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 70 .5047. Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 65 .4968. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 75 .4849. Corbin Mills 2009-12 89 43 .48310. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 69 .469

Percentage of Rounds Under ParRk Name Years Rds Tot %1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 78 .5452. Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 46 .4603. John Engler 1997-01 153 68 .4444. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 64 .4355. Matt Hendrix 2000-04 111 47 .4236. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 61 .3947. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 53 .3618. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 49 .353

John Engler had a 71.78 stroke average over his career, one of just four Clemson golfers under 72.00.

TournamentsRk Name Years Rds Trn1. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 552. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 543. Mark Swygert 1990-94 147 514. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 515. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 50 Richard Coughlan 1993-97 144 50 Charles Warren 1994-98 144 50 John Engler 1997-01 153 509. Bobby Doolittle 1989-93 141 4910. Danny Ellis 1989-93 138 48 Jason Griffith 1984-88 137 48 Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 4813. Oswald Drawdy 1986-90 133 47 D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 47 Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 47

RoundsRk Name Years Trn Rds1. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 55 1592. Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 51 1553. John Engler 1997-01 50 1534. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 54 147 Mark Swygert 1990-94 51 147 Lucas Glover 1997-01 48 1477. Richard Coughlan 1993-97 50 144 Charles Warren 1994-98 50 1449. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 47 14310. Gregg Jones 2000-04 47 14211. Bobby Doolittle 1989-93 49 14112. Chris Patton 1986-90 50 13913. Danny Ellis 1989-93 48 13814. Jason Griffith 1984-88 48 13715. Oswald Drawdy 1986-90 47 133

Rounds in the 60sRk Name Years Rds 60s1. D.J. Trahan 1999-03 143 452. Chris Patton 1986-90 139 30 Jonathan Byrd 1996-00 155 304. Lucas Glover 1997-01 147 295. John Engler 1997-01 153 286. Gregg Jones 2000-04 142 27 Kyle Stanley 2006-09 100 278. Matt Hendrix 2001-04 111 269. Charles Warren 1994-98 144 2510. Kevin Johnson 1985-89 147 22 Jack Ferguson 2001-05 131 2212. Corbin Mills 2009-12 89 1813. Ben Martin 2006-10 107 1714. Nicky Goetze 1989-93 159 1615, Crawford Reeves 2009-12 83 15

Jonathan Byrd had 30 rounds in the 60s between 1997-00.


Team Championships Date Tournament Site Par Yds Tms Score Victory Mar. Entering Last Rd.5/20-21/47 State Tournament Spartanburg, SC

5/10-12/50 State Tournament Spartanburg, SC

4/26-27/57 State Tournament Hampton, SC



4/11-13/75 SC Invitational Hampton, SC 72 124/4-6/75 Charleston Charleston, SC 72 8

3/18-21/76 Red Fox Tryon, NC 14

Fall 1977 Furman Greenville, SC 72 6800 24 593 13/25-26/78 Red Fox Tryon, NC 10 1154 5

9/25-27/80 SC Invitational Hampton, SC 72 12 857 (-7) 15

4/16-18/82 ACC Rocky Mount, NC 72 7134 8 876 (+12) 3 3 ahead (NC State)

3/11-13/83 Iron Duke Durham, NC 71 7001 24 870 (+18) 11 5 ahead (Duke)3/17-19/83 Furman Greenville, SC 72 6800 23 873 (+9) 3 4 ahead (Miss. St., UNC)

2/17-19/84 Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head, SC 72 18 863 (-1) 15 5 ahead (N. Carolina)

10/19-21/84 Augusta Inv. Augusta, GA 72 18 883 (+19) 3 1 behind (Georgia)

10/25-26/85 SC Invitational Hampton, SC 72 14 880 (+16) 20 6 behind (Wofford)3/7-9/86 Gamecock Columbia,SC 72 12 588 (+12) 1 4 behind (N. Carolina)3/17-18/86 Campbell Bowies Creek, NC 72 6660 20 580 (+4) 24 1 ahead (Richmond)

10/31-1/86 SC Invitational Hampton, SC 72 17 866 (+2) 11/5-6/86 River Bend Shelby, NC 72 10 291 (+3)2/27-1/87 Palmetto Santee, SC 72 6850 15 552 (-24) 113/13-14/87 Gamecock Columbia,SC 73 12 847 (-29) 27 13 ahead (N. Carolina)4/17-19/87 ACC Greensboro, NC 72 8 861 (-3) 7 3 behind (N. Carolina)

11/19-21/87 Golf World Charleston, SC 72 17 860 (-4) 1 2 ahead (Arizona)2/26-28/88 Palmetto Santee, SC 72 6850 15 869 (+5) 0 6 ahead (NC State, VA)3/25-27/88 Wofford Spartanburg, SC 72 6784 12 880 (+16) 2 8 behind (Wake Forest)4/15-17/88 ACC Greensboro, NC 70 8 880 (+40) 14 8 ahead (NC State)4/22-24/88 Schenkel Statesboro, GA 72 6945 18 854 (-10) 1 3 ahead (Wake Forest)

10/8-9/88 Wachesaw Myrtle Beach, SC 72 12 588 (+12) 13 6 behind (S. Carolina)11/17-19/88 Golf World Hilton Head, SC 72 18 850 (-14) 4 12 ahead (Arizona St.)2/25-26/89 Palmetto Santee, SC 72 6850 18 559 (-17) 12 3 ahead (S. Carolina)

10/3-4/89 LSU Inv. New Orleans, LA 72 7116 12 875 (+11) 6 1 behind (LSU)3/16-18/90 Palmetto Santee, SC 72 6850 18 879 (+15) 5 2 behind (NC State)3/23-25/90 Wofford Spartanburg, SC 72 6784 12 875 (+11) 6 8 ahead (Furman, S. Car.)4/20-22/90 ACC Rocky Mount, NC 72 7134 8 876 (+12) #0 1 behind (NC State)# co-champions with NC State

Clemson’s 1982 squad won the first ACC Championship in program history.

The Tigers won both the State Tournament and the ACC Tournament during the 1986-87 season.


Team Championships

Date Tournament Site Par Yds Tms Score Victory Mar. Entering Last Rd.9/30-2/90 Ping Preview Monterey, CA 72 6850 15 867 (+3) 6 5 behind (Arizona)5/7-8/91 Iron Duke Durham, NC 72 7005 23 593 (+17) 3 4 behind (BYU)

3/27-29/92 Furman Inv. Greenville, SC 72 6800 22 866 (+2) 16 7 ahead (Ohio State)5/12-13/92 Iron Duke Durham, NC 72 7001 21 577 (+1) 5 tied with East Carolina

3/26-28/93 Furman Inv. Greenville, SC 72 6800 21 582 (+6) 4 4 behind (UTC)4/3-4/93 Carpet Classic Dalton,GA 72 7208 16 573 (-3) 8 2 behind (Georgia Tech)5/8-9/93 Palmetto Charleston, SC 72 6928 18 867 (+3) 8 6 ahead (Augusta State)5/19-21/93 NCAA East Charlottesville, VA 72 6820 23 849 (-15) 10 2 ahead (N. Carolina) 5/19-21/94 NCAA East Opelika, AL 72 7089 23 868 (+4) 7 Tied with Wake Forest

5/18-20/95 NCAA East New Haven, CT 70 6622 21 857 (+17) 12 Tied with UNC 3/29-31/96 Carpet Classic Dalton, GA 72 6896 15 869 (+5) 14 8 ahead (Wake Forest)

4/12-13/97 Ping Intercoll. Cary, NC 72 6829 12 855 (-9) 7 11 ahead (UNLV)4/18-20/97 ACC Fayetteville, GA 72 6739 9 867 (+3) 10 4 ahead (UNC, WF)

10/20-21/97 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 71 6958 12 864 (+12) 11 5 ahead (Arizona)4/3-5/98 Carpet Classic Dalton, GA 72 6906 18 855 (-9) 10 5 ahead (Georgia Tech)4/17-19/98 ACC Uwharrie Point, NC 72 7102 9 (836 (-28) 7 2 ahead (NC State)

9/12-13/98 The Ridges Johnson City, TN 72 7038 14 844 (-20) 5 2 ahead (Georgia Tech)10/19-20/98 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 71 6958 12 832 (-20) 14 6 ahead (UNLV)11/25-26/98 Mauna Kea Hilo, HI 72 6875 12 871 (+7) 33 18 ahead (Pacific)2/21-23/99 Puerto Rico Cl. San Juan, PR 72 6782 18 830 (-34) 4 2 ahead (Georgia Tech)3/27-28/99 Schenkel Statesboro, GA 72 6945 15 869 (+5) 0 5 behind (Georgia)

10/18-19/99 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 71 6958 12 835 (-17) 0 tied (Georgia)4/21-23/00 ACC Uwharrie Point, NC 72 7102 9 856 (-8) 5 4 behind (NC State5/18-20/00 NCAA East Moosic, PA 71 6847 27 871 (+19) 12 12 ahead (Georgia)

10/16-17/00 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 71 6958 12 825 (-27) 2 4 behind (Georgia Tech)

9/28-30/01 Ping Preview Columbus, OH 71 7236 15 862 (+10) 1 2 ahead (Wake Forest)3/16-18/02 NCAA East Roswell, GA 72 7119 27 876 (+12) #0 1 ahead (Georgia Tech)#Denotes co-champion with Georgia Tech. No playoff was held

9/3-5/02 Topy Cup Tokyo, Japan 72 7050 11 830 (-34) 31 26 ahead (Minnesota)9/27-29/02 Carpet Classic Dalton, GA 72 6942 18 850 (-14) 2 7 behind (Florida)10/14/02 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 71 6958 12 556 (-12) 6 3 ahead (UNLV)4/18-20/03 ACC Uwharrie Pt, NC 72 7102 9 865 (+1) 1 5 behind (Wake Forest)5/15-17/03 NCAA East Auburn, AL 72 7207 27 839 (-25) 9 5 ahead (Georgia Tech)5/27-30/03 NCAA Champ Stillwater, OK 72 7301 30 1191 (+39) 2 1 ahead (Oklahoma St.)

4/16-18/04 ACC Uwharrie Point, NC 72 7102 9 837 (-27) 8 10 ahead (Wake Forest)5/20-22/04 NCAA East New Haven, CT 70 6749 27 856 (+16) 6 4 behind (Penn State)

4/10-11/06 US Collegiate Marietta, GA 72 7020 13 864(E) 3 1 ahead (Wake Forest & Florida)

4/5-7/09 US Collegiate Marietta, GA 72 7017 15 876(+12) 2 13 behind (Stanford)

3/19-21/10 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 72 6994 24 865(+1) 14 3 Behind (UTC)3/18-20/11 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 72 6994 22 848(-16) 12 4 Behind (VT, Kennesaw State)3/5-6/12 USCA Cleveland Classic Aiken, SC 70 6617 18 854(+14) 1 1 Behind (Virginia & S. Carolina)3/16-18/12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 72 6994 21 838(-26) 15 6 Behind (Virginia Tech)

Clemson won the 2003 National Championship in Stillwater, OK with

a two-shot win over host school Oklahoma State.

With four future professional golfers on the roster for the 1998-99 season,

Clemson won five tournaments.


Individual Medalists

Largest Victory Margin by Clemson MedalistYear Player Event Scores Tot Mar2008-09 Kyle Stanley Carpet Classic 73-66-69 208 +51985-86 Brad Clark S.C. Intercollegiate 68-74-73 215 +51990-91 Nicky Goetze Ping Preview 69-71-69 209 +41992-93 Nicky Goetze Ping Preview 72-70-72 214 +41996-97 Charles Warren ACC Tournament 74-67-71 212 +4

Year Name Tournament Scores1949-50 Billy Delk S. C. Intercollegiate Match Play1950-51 Billy Delk S.C. Intercollegiate Match Play1974-75 Jimmy White S.C. Intercollegiate 71-69-69--209 Jimmy White Coll of Charleston 75-72--1471975-76 Jimmy White Red Fox Invitational 74-71-78--223 Parker Moore ACC Tournament 71-68-68--2071977-78 Mike Lawrence Iron Duke Classic 71-74-71--2161979-80 Tony Nimmer S.C. Intercollegiate 69-64-75--2081980-81 Larry Penley Iron Duke Classic 70-73-72--215 Larry Penley Southeastern Int. 70-70-70--2101981-82 Dillard Pruitt S.C. Intercollegiate 66-69-75--2101982-83 Jim Macfie Iron Duke Classic 68-77-69--2141983-84 Dillard Pruitt Palmetto Dunes 72-69-70--2111984-85 Jim Macfie Augusta State 68-72-73-2131985-86 Brad Clark S.C. Intercollegiate 68-74-73--2151986-87 Kevin Johnson S.C. Intercollegiate 69-71-72--212 Jason Griffith Palmetto Classic 68-67--135 Kevin Johnson Gamecock Invitational 69-71-70--210 Chris Patton Gamecock Invitational 70-67-73--2101987-88 Kevin Johnson ACC Championship 73-73-68--214 Kevin Johnson Schenkel Invitational 70-70-69--2091988-89 Chris Patton *Hancock Invitational 69-68-68--205 Chris Patton Wachesaw Inv. 75-69--1441989-90 Chris Patton *Hancock Invitational 69-67-68--204 Oswald Drawdy LSU Invitational 67-71-71--209 Chris Patton Palmetto Invitational 75-67-74--2161990-91 Nicky Goetze Ping Golfweek Preview 69-71-69--209 Bobby Doolittle Iron Duke Classic 73-72--1451991-92 &Mark Swygert Furman Invitational 70-73-69--212 Danny Ellis ACC Tournament 67-73-68--2081992-93 Nicky Goetze Ping/GolfWeek/Preview 72-70-72--214 Danny Ellis Carpet Capital Classic 70-67--1371993-94 Mark Swygert NCAA East Regional 73-73-67--2131995-96 Joey Maxon Wofford Invitational 71-70--141

Parker Moore was Clemson’s first ACC Tournament Champion in 1976.

1996-97 Jonathan Byrd Puerto Rico Classic 74-68-70--212 Richard Coughlan Ping Intercollegiate 74-70-66--210 Charles Warren ACC Tournament 74-67-71--212 Charles Warren NCAA Tournament 71-68-73-67--2791997-98 Lucas Glover ^ Carpet Capital Classic 69-71-72–212 Charles Warren ACC Tournament 68-68-69–2051998-99 Jonathan Byrd The Ridges 67-70-70–207 Lucas Glover Mauna Kea 73-67-73–213 John Engler ! San Juan Shootout 70-70-65--2051999-00 D.J. Trahan # Las Vegas Invitational 73-68-66--2072000-01 Lucas Glover Puerto Rico Classic 68-70-67--205 John Engler ACC Tournament 66-70-67--2032001-02 D.J. Trahan Carpet Classic 69-69-72--210 D.J. Trahan % Jerry Pate 70-68-67--205 D.J. Trahan NCAA East Regional 69-70-71--2102002-03 D.J. Trahan Mercedes Benz Coll. 73-71-67--2102003-04 Matt Hendrix Puerto Rico 70-67-70-207 Matt Hendrix @ Augusta State 72-68-67-2072005-06 Stephen Poole US Collegiate 70-70-71-2112006-07 Kyle Stanley # Purdue Aloha Classic 71-67-69-2072008-09 Kyle Stanley Carpet Classic 73-66-69-208 David May + ACC Tournament 71-69-66-2062009-10 Ben Martin + Furman Invitational 70-71-69-2102011-12 Corbin Mills Jerry Pate 65-69-67-201

* - Denotes All-American ind. tournament, Clemson did not compete as a team& - Won playoff vs. Tai Teshima of East Tennessee State on the first hole^ - Denotes co-medalist with Bryce Molder of Georgia Tech! - Denotes co-medalist with David Christensen of East Tennessee State# - Won playoff vs. Matt Brost of Texas% - Denotes co-medalist with Hunter Mahan of Oklahoma State@- Won playoff vs. Nathan Smith of Duke on first hole#- Won playoff vs. Drew Weaver of Virginia Tech on first hole+ - Denotes co-medalist with Steven Fox of UT-Chattanooga

Charles Warren became Clemson’s first NCAA

Champion in 1997.


All-Time Coaching Records

Coach Year W L T Pct. ACCGeorge Hodges 1930 3 3 0 .500Bob Jones 1931 4 2 0 .667Bob Jones 1932 2 2 0 .500Bob Jones 1933 0 4 0 .000Bob Jones 1934 1 2 1 .375Bob Jones 1935 2 2 0 .500Bob Jones 1936 1 3 2 .333Bob Jones 1937 5 4 0 .556Bob Jones 1938 2 3 1 .417Bob Jones 1939 1 2 0 .333 1940 No TeamNo Coach 1941 2 0 0 1.000No Coach 1942 1 0 0 1.000No Coach 1943 0 1 0 .000 1944 No Team 1945 No TeamNo Coach 1946 4 0 0 1.000Bob Jones 1947 8 0 0 1.000Bob Jones 1948 8 2 0 .800Bob Jones 1949 9 2 0 .818Bob Moorman 1950 5 2 1 .625Bob Moorman 1951 6 7 0 .462Bob Moorman 1952 4 10 0 .286Bob Moorman 1953 8 4 0 .667Bob Moorman 1954 6 7 0 .462 6thBob Moorman 1955 6 7 2 .400 6thBob Moorman 1956 9 5 0 .643 6thBob Moorman 1957 4 7 0 .363 7thBob Moorman 1958 5 4 0 .555 8thBob Moorman 1959 6 4 0 .600 7thBob Moorman 1960 5 5 0 .500 6thBob Moorman 1961 4 4 1 .500 8thBobby Roberts 1962 6 3 1 .600 8thWhitey Jordan 1963 7 5 0 .583 8thWhitey Jordan 1964 2 8 1 .182 7thWhitey Jordan 1965 4 4 0 .500 8thWhitey Jordan 1966 1 8 0 .111 8thWhitey Jordan 1967 2 6 1 .222 6thWhitey Jordan 1968 2 6 0 .250 7thClaire Caskey 1969 5 8 1 .393 5thBob Jones 1970 11 6 0 .647 8thBob Jones 1971 7 1 0 .875 6thBob Jones 1972 4 0 0 1.000 6thBob Jones 1973 2 1 0 .667 6thBob Jones 1974 5th

Larry Penley is in his 30th year as head coach at Clemson. He has led

the Tigers to 21 top 20 finishes during his

tenure.

NCAA NCAA Coach Year W L T Pct. ACC Reg Nat’lBobby Robinson 1974-75 110 41 0 .728 5th Bobby Robinson 1975-76 145 57 0 .718 5th Bobby Robinson 1976-77 127 66 0 .658 5th Bobby Robinson 1977-78 149 69 0 .683 5th Bobby Robinson 1978-79 100 57 0 .637 4th Bobby Robinson 1979-80 166 57 0 .744 2nd 12thBobby Robinson 1980-81 113 64 0 .638 5th Bobby Robinson 1981-82 158 115 0 .579 1st 16thBobby Robinson 1982-83 227 54 0 .808 3rd 5thLarry Penley 1983-84 132 46 0 .742 3rd 19thLarry Penley 1984-85 145 62 0 .700 6th 27thLarry Penley 1985-86 135 41 0 .767 4th 21stLarry Penley 1986-87 210 37 0 .850 1st 11thLarry Penley 1987-88 141 36 0 .797 1st 17thLarry Penley 1988-89 185 27 0 .873 5th 4th 3rdLarry Penley 1989-90 151 57 0 .726 1st 7th 12thLarry Penley 1990-91 191 53 0 .783 5th 4th 13thLarry Penley 1991-92 149 54 0 .734 2nd 4th 12thLarry Penley 1992-93 179 41 0 .814 2nd 1st 4thLarry Penley 1993-94 148 79 0 .652 6th 1st 9thLarry Penley 1994-95 122 112 0 .521 4th 1st 21stLarry Penley 1995-96 157 47 0 .770 3rd 8th 14thLarry Penley 1996-97 167 36 0 .823 1st 2nd 3rdLarry Penley 1997-98 168 27 0 .862 1st 2nd 2ndLarry Penley 1998-99 146 41 5 .773 4th #10th 8thLarry Penley 1999-00 156 26 3 .850 1st 1st 7thLarry Penley 2000-01 161 21 3 .878 2nd 4th 2ndLarry Penley 2001-02 156 29 3 .830 3rd 1st 3rdLarry Penley 2002-03 183 8 3 .951 1st 1st 1stLarry Penley 2003-04 164 44 4 .783 1st 1st 18thLarry Penley 2004-05 84 98 0 .462 4th 11th ----Larry Penley 2005-06 125 62 4 .665 3rd 8th 7thLarry Penley 2006-07 101 49 4 .652 3rd *10th ----Larry Penley 2007-08 144 50 1 .741 6th 3rd 5thLarry Penley 2008-09 100 38 1 .723 2nd 9th ----Larry Penley 2009-10 129 55 4 .697 6th 2nd 16thLarry Penley 2010-11 98 58 1 .627 3rd 7th ---- Larry Penley 2011-12 103 45 3 .692 4th 11th ---- #- Tied, won playoff*- Tied, lost playoff Note: Dual matches ended after the 1967-68 season.

General Bob Jones (at right) coached

Clemson off and on between 1931-74.


Yearly LeadersRounds

1979-80 Kevin Walsh, 36 Clarence Rose, 361980-81 Larry Penley, 301981-82 Norman Chapman, 33 Tony Nimmer, 331982-83 Norman Chapman, 35 Dillard Pruitt, 351983-84 Dillard Pruitt, 31 Jim MacFie, 311984-85 John Trivison, 391985-86 Brad Clark, 391986-87 Kevin Johnson, 36 Jason Griffith, 361987-88 Kevin Johnson, 36 Oswald Drawdy, 361988-89 Chris Patton, 40 Kevin Johnson, 401989-90 Oswald Drawdy, 421990-91 3 with 391991-92 Nicky Goetze, 391992-93 Nicky Goetze, 42 Danny Ellis, 421993-94 Mark Swygert, 41 Mike Byce 411994-95 Mike Byce, 391995-96 Charles Warren, 391996-97 3 with 381997-98 Jonathan Byrd, 401998-99 3 with 401999-00 John Engler, 402000-01 John Engler, 39 Lucas Glover, 392001-02 D.J. Trahan, 402002-03 4 with 392003-04 Jack Ferguson, 38 Gregg Jones, 382004-05 Jack Ferguson, 36 Brent Delahoussaye, 36 Brian Duncan, 362005-06 Stephen Poole, 372006-07 Kyle Stanley, 312007-08 Kyle Stanley, 362008-09 Kyle Stanley, 332009-10 Luke Hopkins, 352011-12 McCuen Elmore, 33

2011-12 Billy Kennerly, 33

Stroke Average1974-75 Jimmy White, 74.401975-76 Parker Moore, 74.071976-77 Kevin Walsh, 75.271977-78 Mike Lawrence, 74.63

1978-79 Clarence Rose, 74.121979-80 Clarence Rose, 73.531980-81 Larry Penley, 73.671981-82 Norman Chapman, 73.061982-83 Dillard Pruitt, 73.311983-84 Dillard Pruitt, 71.941984-85 John Trivison, 73.971985-86 Kevin Johnson, 73.891986-87 Kevin Johnson, 72.331987-88 Chris Patton, 72.781988-89 Chris Patton, 71.851989-90 Chris Patton, 72.821990-91 Nicky Goetze, 73.211991-92 Nicky Goetze, 73.001992-93 Nicky Goetze, 72.761993-94 Mark Swygert, 73.411994-95 Richard Coughlan, 72.661995-96 Richard Coughlan, 73.431996-97 Richard Coughlan, 72.481997-98 Charles Warren, 71.281998-99 Jonathan Byrd, 72.101999-00 Lucas Glover, 71.242000-01 John Engler, 70.872001-02 D.J. Trahan, 70.332002-03 D.J. Trahan, 71.052003-04 Matt Hendrix, 71.002004-05 Jack Ferguson, 73.422005-06 Stephen Poole, 73.082006-07 Kyle Stanley, 70.872007-08 Kyle Stanley, 72.442008-09 Kyle Stanley, 71.452009-10 Ben Martin, 72.162010-11 Corbin Mills, 73.002011-12 Corbin Mills, 71.30

Rounds in 60s1979-80 Clarence Rose, 41980-81 Dillard Pruitt, 21981-82 Dillard Pruitt, 31982-83 Norman Chapman, 51983-84 Dillard Pruitt, 41984-85 John Trivison, 41985-86 Kevin Johnson, 4 Brad Clark, 41986-87 Kevin Johnson, 71987-88 Chris Patton, 51988-89 Chris Patton, 151989-90 Chris Patton, 8 Oswald Drawdy, 81990-91 Nicky Goetze, 3 Danny Ellis, 31991-92 Nicky Goetze, 51992-93 Nicky Goetze, 71993-94 Mark Swygert, 41994-95 Richard Coughlan, 5

1995-96 Charles Warren, 3 Elliot Gealy, 31996-97 Charles Warren, 61997-98 Charles Warren, 141998-99 Jonathan Byrd, 101999-00 John Engler, 122000-01 Lucas Glover, 132001-02 D.J. Trahan, 162002-03 D.J. Trahan, 152003-04 Matt Hendrix, 122004-05 Brian Duncan, 42005-06 Stephen Poole, 52006-07 Kyle Stanley, 112007-08 Kyle Stanley, 72008-09 Kyle Stanley, 92009-10 Luke Hopkins, 72010-11 Crawford Reeves, 72011-12 Corbin Mills, 8

Rounds at Par or Better1975-76 Parker Moore, 111976-77 Kevin Walsh, 51977-78 Mike Lawrence, 101978-79 Clarence Rose, 71979-80 Clarence Rose, 121980-81 Larry Penley, 141981-82 Dillard Pruitt, 91982-83 Dillard Pruitt, 151983-84 Dillard Pruitt, 201984-85 John Trivison, 121985-86 Brad Clark, 141986-87 Kevin Johnson, 201987-88 Kevin Johnson, 151988-89 Chris Patton, 231989-90 Chris Patton, 201990-91 Nicky Goetze, 141991-92 Nicky Goetze, 191992-93 Nicky Goetze, 211993-94 Mike Byce, 151994-95 Richard Coughlan, 151995-96 Richard Coughlan, 131996-97 Charles Warren, 171997-98 Charles Warren, 261998-99 John Engler, 231999-00 Lucas Glover, 25 John Engler, 252000-01 John Engler, 312001-02 D.J. Trahan, 342002-03 D.J. Trahan, 282003-04 Matt Hendrix, 22 Jack Ferguson, 222004-05 Jack Ferguson, 132005-06 Stephen Poole, 15

2006-07 Kyle Stanley, 212007-08 Kyle Stanley, 222008-09 Kyle Stanley, 192009-10 Ben Martin, 182010-11 Jacob Burger, 14 Corbin Mills, 142011-12 Billy Kennerly, 16201-12 Corbin Mills, 15

Top 10 Finishes1974-75 Jimmy White, 41975-76 Parker Moore, 31976-77 1 by many1977-78 Mike Lawrence, 41978-79 Clarence Rose, 31979-80 Clarence Rose, 71980-81 Larry Penley, 51981-82 Julian Taylor, 41982-83 Dilliard Pruitt, 41983-84 Dillard Pruitt, 71984-85 John Trivison, 4 Jim MacFie, 41985-86 Kevin Johnson, 5 Brad Clark, 51986-87 Kevin Johnson, 81987-88 Chris Patton, 71988-89 Kevin Johnson, 81989-90 Oswald Drawdy, 51990-91 Nicky Goetze, 51991-92 Nicky Goetze, 61992-93 Nicky Goetze, 6 Danny Ellis, 61993-94 Mark Swygert, 4 Mike Byce, 41994-95 Richard Coughlan, 51995-96 Charles Warren, 81996-97 Richard Coughlan, 6 Jonathan Byrd, 61997-98 Jonathan Byrd, 71998-99 Jonathan Byrd, 71999-00 Lucas Glover, 72000-01 John Engler, 72001-02 D.J. Trahan, 102002-03 D.J. Trahan, 92003-04 Matt Hendrix, 62004-05 Jack Ferguson, 32005-06 Brian Duncan, 52006-07 Kyle Stanley, 62007-08 Kyle Stanley, 62008-09 Kyle Stanley, 82009-10 Ben Martin, 62010-11 Corbin Mills, 42011-12 Corbin Mills, 42011-12 Corbin Mills, 3*Clemson Single Season Record in bold

Oswald Drawdy

Nicky Goetze

Danny Ellis

Stephen Poole


Team RecordsClemson Lowest 54-Hole Tournaments

Score Par Place Year Tournament Site822 -42 2nd 2002-03 Augusta St. Invitational Augusta, GA825 -27 1st 2000-01 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL826 -26 4th 2003-04 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL830 -34 1st 1998-99 San Juan Shootout San Juan, PR830 -34 1st 2002-03 Topy Cup Tokyo, Japan832 -20 1st 1998-99 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL835 -17 1st 1999-00 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL836 -28 1st 1997-98 ACC Tournament Uwharrie, NC838 -26 2nd 2008-09 Puerto Rico San Juan, PR\838 -26 1st 2011-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC838 -26 1st 2011-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC838 -26 1st 2011-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 839 -25 1st 2002-03 NCAA East Regional Auburn, AL839 -25 2nd 2007-08 The Brickyard Macon, GA840 -24 3rd 2005-06 ACC Tournament Uwharrie, NC842 -22 2nd 1985-86 Schenkel Invitational Statesboro, GA842 -22 4th 2000-01 NCAA East Regional Williamsburg, VA843 -21 4th 1999-00 Golf World Hilton Head, SC843 -21 3rd 2009-10 Puerto Rico Classic Rio Mar, PR843 +3 2nd 2009-10 NCAA Southeast Regional Alpharetta, GA844 -20 2nd 1997-98 NCAA East Regional Daufuskie , SC844 -20 1st 1998-99 The Ridges Johnson City, TN845 -19 2nd 1991-92 ACC Tournament Rocky Mount, NC845 -19 3rd 2001-02 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC845 -19 4th 2009-10 Augusta State Augusta, GA846 -18 2nd 1999-00 Schenkel Invitational Statesboro, GA847 -29 1st 1986-87 Gamecock Invitational Columbia, SC847 -17 2nd 2002-03 Schenkel E-Z Go Statesboro, GA847 -17 2nd 2006-07 Carpet Classic Dalton, GA848 -16 5th 2000-01 Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head, SC848 -16 2nd 2002-03 Atlanta Intercollegiate Stockbridge, GA

Clemson Team Best RoundsDate Tournament Site Rd Par Tot4-22-06 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC 2 -20 26810-17-00 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 3 -16 2689-12-98 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 -15 26910-13-03 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 -15 26910-16-00 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 -14 2704-6-03 Augusta St. Invitational Augusta, GA 3 -18 2709-3-02 Topy Cup Tokyo, Japan 1 -16 2723-18-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 3 -16 2723-20-11 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 1 -16 2722-23-99 San Juan Shootout San Juan, PR 3 -15 2735-19-01 NCAA East Regional Williamsburg, VA 3 -15 2739-5-97 Palmetto Classic Kiawah Island, SC 2 -15 27310-18-99 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 -9 2734-5-03 Augusta St. Invitational Augusta, GA 1 -15 2733-30-09 Hootie Mt. Pleasant, SC 2 -10 27411-27-97 Mauna Kea Inv. Kamuela, HI 1 -14 2749-12-98 The Ridges Johnson City, TN 1 -14 2746-7-89 NCAA National Edmond, OK 1 -6 2742-27-87 Palmetto Classic Santee, SC 1 -14 27410-13-03 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 3 -9 2752-27-09 Puerto Rico Classic San Juan, PR 2 -13 27510-8-07 The Brickyard Macon, GA 2 -12 2765-17-92 ACC Tournament Rocky Mount, NC 3 -12 2762-26-89 Palmetto Classic Santee, SC 2 -12 2762-22-99 San Juan Shootout San Juan, PR 2 -12 27610-12-04 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 3 -8 2763-17-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 2 -12 2764-17-98 ACC Tournament Uwharrie, NC 1 -11 27710-7-07 The Brickyard Macon, GA 1 -11 2774-19-98 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC 3 -11 27711-16-90 Golf World Hilton Head, SC 1 -11 2776-2-00 NCAA National Opelika, AL 3 -11 2773-12-00 Las Vegas Invitational Las Vegas, NV 3 -11 27710-3-11 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 1 -3 2775-30-02 NCAA Championships Columbus, OH 2 -7 2775-16-03 NCAA East Regional Auburn, AL 2 -11 2775-17-03 NCAA East Regional Auburn, AL 3 -11 2774-3-10 Augusta State Augusta, GA 1 -11 277

The Tigers set two team records at the Augusta State Invitational in 2003.

Clemson Top Team Rounds vs. ParDate Tournament Site Rd Tot Par4-22-06 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC 2 268 -204-6-03 Augusta State Augusta, GA 3 270 -1810-17-00 Terry Pate Birmingham, AL 3 268 -163-20-11 Furman Inv. Greenville, SC 3 272 -163-18-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 3 272 -169-3-02 Topy Cup Tokyo, Japan 1 272 -163-18-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC 3 272 -169-12-98 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 269 -1510-13-03 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL 2 269 -152-23-99 San Juan Shootout San Juan, PR 3 273 -155-19-01 NCAA East Williamsburg, VA 3 273 -159-5-97 Palmetto Classic Kiawah Island, SC 2 273 -154-5-03 Augusta State Augusta, GA 1 273 -15

Top Tournaments vs. Par Par Score Place Year Tournament Site-42 822 2nd 2002-03 Augusta St. Invitational Augusta, GA-34 830 1st 1998-99 San Juan Shootout San Juan, PR-34 830 1st 2002-03 Topy Cup Tokyo, Japan-31 1121 2nd 1997-98 NCAA National Albuquerque, NM-29 847 1st 1986-87 Gamecock Inv. Columbia, SC-28 836 1st 1997-98 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC-27 825 1st 2000-01 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL-26 838 1st 2011-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC-26 826 4th 2003-04 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL-26 838 1st 2011-12 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC-26 838 2nd 2008-09 Puerto Rico San Juan, PR-25 839 1st 2002-03 NCAA East Regional Auburn, AL-25 839 2nd 2007-08 The Brickyard Macon, GA-22 842 2nd 1985-86 Schenkel Inv. Statesboro, GA-22 842 4th 2000-01 NCAA East Williamsburg, VA-21 843 4th 1999-00 Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head, SC-21 843 3rd 2009-10 Puerto Rico Rio Mar, PR-20 844 1st 1998-99 The Ridges Johnson City, TN-20 844 2nd 1997-98 NCAA East Regional Daufuskie, SC-20 832 1st 1998-99 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL-20 840 3rd 2005-06 ACC Tournamtent Uwharrie Point, NC-19 857 2nd 1979-80 SC Intercollegiate Hampton, SC-19 845 2nd 1991-92 ACC Tournament Rocky Mount, NC-19 1133 7th 1999-00 NCAA National Opelika, AL-19 845 3rd 2001-02 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC-19 845 4th 2009-10 Augusta State Augusta, GA-18 846 2nd 1999-00 Schenkel Inv. Statesboro, GA-17 847 2nd 2006-07 Carpet Classic Dalton, GA -17 835 1st 1999-00 Jerry Pate Birmingham, AL-17 847 2nd 2002-03 Schenkel E-Z Go Statesboro, GA-16 848 5th 2000-01 Palmetto Dunes Hilton Head, SC-16 848 2nd 2002-03 Atlanta Intercollegiate Stockbridge, GA-16 848 1st 2010-11 Furman Invitational Greenville, SC-15 849 1st 1992-93 NCAA East Regional Charlottesville, VA-15 849 3rd 2001-02 Augusta St. Invitational Augusta, GA-15 849 2nd 2008-09 ACC Tournament Uwharrie Point, NC


All-ACC Career StatsBO BEARD Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1986-87 10 27 2052 1 11 0 4 76.00 0 73 2171987-88 9 28 2100 0 14 4 3 75.00 1 70 2171988-89 12 35 2601 1 20 4 7 74.31 1 69 2151990-91 14 39 2883 2 29 1 10 73.92 4 68 215Totals 45 129 9636 4 74 9 24 74.70 6 68 215

JONATHAN BYRD Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1996-97 13 38 2808 3 26 3 9 73.89 6 68 2121997-98 13 40 2893 9 33 4 18 72.83 7 65 2101998-99 13 40 2884 10 36 1 16 72.10 7 67 2091999-00 12 37 2648 8 34 6 18 71.57 6 67 207Totals 51 155 11,233 30 129 14 61 72.48 26 65 207

NORMAN CHAPMAN Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1980-81 7 21 1615 0 11 0 0 76.90 1 73 2221981-82 11 33 2411 1 18 2 3 73.06 3 67 2141982-83 12 35 2577 5 20 4 9 73.63 3 68 2111983-84 9 27 1981 2 14 1 9 73.37 4 67 210Totals 39 116 8584 8 63 7 21 74.00 11 67 210

BRAD CLARK Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1984-85 10 30 2270 1 15 4 2 75.67 1 63 2181985-86 14 39 2890 4 24 4 10 74.10 5 68 2101986-87 12 34 2521 3 22 4 7 74.15 3 66 2111987-88 5 15 1169 0 5 0 0 77.93 0 74 224Totals 41 118 8850 8 66 12 19 75.00 9 63 210

RICHARD COUGHLAN Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1993-94 13 38 2827 1 24 4 4 74.39 2 68 2171994-95 13 36 2616 5 31 3 12 72.66 5 68 2111995-96 13 37 2717 1 32 6 7 73.43 6 69 2141996-97 11 33 2392 4 30 4 11 72.48 6 66 210Totals 50 144 10,552 11 117 17 34 73.28 19 66 210

BRENT DELAHOUSSAYE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2003-04 11 32 2367 2 22 3 5 73.97 2 66 2062004-05 12 36 2660 3 27 4 6 73.89 2 66 215Totals 23 68 5027 5 49 7 11 73.92 4 66 206

OSWALD DRAWDY Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1986-87 8 17 1259 0 11 2 2 74.06 3 70 2231987-88 12 36 2653 1 24 2 10 73.69 6 69 2111988-89 13 38 2785 4 28 6 9 73.29 4 67 2121989-90 14 42 3074 8 34 5 12 73.23 5 67 206Totals 47 133 9771 13 97 15 33 73.47 18 67 206

BOBBY DOOLITTLE Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN1989-90 9 27 2057 0 13 4 5 76.19 0 70 2201990-91 14 39 2911 2 24 3 6 74.64 4 68 2161991-92 12 36 2645 2 29 8 5 73.47 3 67 2151992-93 14 39 2870 2 30 7 6 73.59 5 66 210Totals 49 141 10483 6 96 22 22 74.35 12 66 210

BRIAN DUNCAN Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN2002-03 1 3 221 0 3 1 0 73.67 0 72 2212003-04 8 22 1647 0 15 2 3 74.86 0 70 2182004-05 12 36 2669 4 23 2 9 74.14 1 67 2112005-06 11 34 2487 3 27 5 8 73.15 3 67 208Totals 32 95 7024 7 68 10 20 73.94 4 67 208

DANNY ELLIS Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN1989-90 8 25 1857 1 19 8 4 74.28 2 69 2161990-91 13 36 2675 3 22 3 7 74.31 2 67 2201991-92 12 35 2570 3 25 2 9 73.43 4 67 2081992-93 15 42 3079 3 31 5 11 73.31 6 65 213Totals 48 138 10181 10 97 18 31 73.91 14 65 208

JOHN ENGLER Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN1997-98 11 34 2469 4 30 6 12 72.62 2 69 2091998-99 13 40 2897 4 33 8 13 72.43 6 64 2051999-00 13 40 2853 12 38 4 21 71.33 6 66 2092000-01 13 39 2764 8 36 9 22 70.87 7 64 202Totals 50 153 10,983 28 137 27 68 71.78 21 64 202

JACK FERGUSON Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN2001-02 6 18 1345 1 10 1 2 74.72 0 68 2152002-03 13 39 2784 10 34 10 17 71.38 7 66 2042003-04 13 38 2713 10 36 5 17 71.39 5 65 2062004-05 12 36 2643 1 30 6 7 73.42 3 69 211Totals 44 131 9485 22 110 22 43 72.41 15 65 204

LUCAS GLOVER Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN1997-98 10 31 2253 2 25 6 10 72.68 2 68 2121998-99 13 40 2911 6 31 5 12 72.78 7 66 2081999-00 12 37 2636 8 34 5 20 71.24 7 66 2052000-01 13 39 2776 13 36 6 22 71.18 5 66 201Totals 48 147 10,576 29 126 22 64 71.97 21 66 201

NICKY GOETZE Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN1989-90 13 39 2880 1 32 9 5 73.84 2 69 2121990-91 14 39 2855 3 31 3 11 73.21 5 66 2091991-92 13 39 2847 5 29 8 11 73.00 6 68 2111992-93 15 42 3056 7 33 6 15 72.76 6 67 210Totals 55 159 11638 16 125 26 42 73.19 19 66 209

MATT HENDRIX Top Best BestYear Tr Rds Stks 60s -75 Par -Par Avg 10 RD TRN2001-02 12 37 2727 2 26 3 8 73.70 0 69 2142002-03 13 39 2798 12 33 6 19 71.74 6 65 2072003-04 12 35 2485 12 31 2 20 71.00 6 66 205Totals 37 111 8010 26 90 11 47 72.16 12 65 205

JASON GRIFFITH Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1984-85 11 33 2452 2 21 2 7 74.30 3 69 2141985-86 13 35 2615 3 18 5 6 74.71 4 67 2161986-87 13 36 2633 3 28 5 12 73.14 4 67 2111987-88 11 33 2477 1 16 0 3 75.06 2 68 218Totals 48 137 10,177 9 83 12 28 74.28 13 67 211

KEVIN JOHNSON Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1985-86 13 35 2586 4 21 5 8 73.89 5 66 213

Jack Ferguson was a three-time All-ACC selection.


All-ACC Career Stats1986-87 13 36 2604 7 29 6 14 72.33 8 65 2061987-88 12 36 2632 4 27 2 13 73.11 6 68 2091988-89 16 40 2889 7 37 3 18 72.22 8 66 209Totals 54 147 10,711 22 114 16 53 72.86 27 65 206

GREGG JONES Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2000-01 9 28 2056 5 22 1 10 73.43 1 68 2102001-02 12 37 2657 10 33 1 17 71.81 4 66 2032002-03 13 39 2839 6 34 5 11 72.79 4 67 2082003-04 13 38 2765 6 29 6 8 72.76 3 66 205Totals 47 142 10,317 27 118 13 46 72.65 12 66 203

MIKE LAWRENCE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1977-78 11 32 2388 3 18 2 8 74.63 4 68 2141978-79 6 16 1208 0 7 2 2 75.50 0 71 219Totals 17 48 3596 3 25 4 10 74.92 4 68 214 JIM MACFIE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1981-82 7 20 1532 0 10 0 1 76.60 1 70 2201982-83 4 11 818 2 5 1 2 74.40 1 68 2141983-84 10 31 2356 3 24 3 11 72.77 3 68 2091984-85 12 36 2697 3 24 4 5 74.92 4 66 213Totals 33 98 7403 8 63 8 19 75.54 9 66 209

BEN MARTIN Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2006-07 8 23 1690 5 17 1 7 73.48 1 64 2082007-08 9 28 2060 3 20 4 6 73.57 2 67 2112008-09 8 24 1752 4 18 4 6 73.00 2 66 2062009-10 11 32 2309 5 27 3 15 72.16 6 68 208Totals 36 107 7811 17 82 12 34 73.00 11 64 206

JOEY MAXON Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN 1994-95 7 18 1372 0 9 0 2 76.22 0 70 2181995-96 13 36 2653 2 25 3 6 73.69 5 65 2131996-97 13 38 2826 0 24 1 7 74.37 3 70 2171997-98 11 34 2459 8 30 3 14 72.26 6 68 209Totals 44 126 9310 10 88 7 29 73.87 14 65 209

DAVID MAY Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2005-06 11 34 2525 3 23 6 6 74.26 2 65 2072006-07 9 27 2002 1 18 6 2 74.15 0 68 2162007-08 8 24 1775 2 18 2 5 73.96 0 69 2142008-09 10 30 2200 5 20 3 10 74.33 3 66 206Totals 38 115 8502 11 79 17 23 73.93 5 65 206

CORBIN MILLS Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2009-10 11 32 2338 4 24 7 7 73.06 3 67 2072010-11 10 30 2190 6 25 4 10 73.00 4 69 2132011-12 9 27 1925 8 24 2 13 71.30 3 65 201Totals 30 89 6453 18 73 13 30 72.51 10 65 201

PARKER MOORE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1973-74 7 16 1219 1 7 2 2 76.19 0 68 2261974-75 12 30 2284 1 13 1 0 76.13 2 66 2141975-76 10 30 2222 2 19 1 10 74.07 3 68 207Totals 29 76 5725 4 39 4 12 75.33 5 66 207

TONY NIMMER Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1979-80 11 26 1987 0 12 2 3 76.42 2 70 2181980-81 10 30 2226 2 20 1 6 74.20 3 64 2081981-82 11 33 2460 2 22 3 5 74.55 2 69 2181982-83 11 32 2372 3 20 5 9 74.13 3 68 214Totals 43 121 9045 7 74 11 23 74.75 10 64 208

CHRIS PATTON Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1986-87 12 33 2427 2 22 3 10 73.55 4 67 2101987-88 9 27 1965 5 23 5 9 72.78 7 68 2091988-89 16 40 2874 15 33 5 18 71.85 6 67 2051989-90 13 39 2840 8 32 8 12 72.82 4 67 204Totals 50 139 10,106 30 110 21 49 72.71 21 67 204

LARRY PENLEY Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN1977-78 7 19 1472 0 5 0 1 77.47 0 71 2211978-79 9 25 1892 1 11 2 3 75.68 2 69 2141979-80 13 33 2462 0 19 2 7 74.61 2 70 2181980-81 10 30 2210 1 21 4 10 73.67 5 69 210Totals 39 107 8036 2 56 8 21 75.10 9 69 210

STEPHEN POOLE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- Par -Par AVG 10 RD TRN2002-03 DNP2003-04 7 21 1534 3 15 3 5 73.05 3 67 2102004-05 8 24 1804 1 13 1 2 75.17 0 68 2102005-06 12 37 2704 5 25 2 13 73.08 2 68 211Totals 27 82 6042 9 53 6 20 73.68 5 67 210

DILLARD PRUITT Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1980-81 9 27 2018 2 18 2 3 74.74 2 68 2191981-82 11 32 2366 3 21 2 7 73.94 3 66 2101982-83 12 35 2566 2 23 6 9 73.31 4 68 2121983-84 10 31 2230 4 24 8 12 71.94 7 67 211Totals 42 125 9180 11 86 18 31 73.44 16 66 210

CLARENCE ROSE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1978-79 9 25 1853 2 15 2 5 74.12 3 68 2081979-80 14 36 2647 4 26 4 8 73.53 7 67 212Totals 23 61 4500 6 41 6 13 73.77 10 67 208

KYLE STANLEY Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN2006-07 10 31 2197 11 30 3 18 70.87 6 65 2072007-08 12 36 2608 7 31 8 14 72.44 6 67 2092008-09 11 33 2358 9 30 5 14 71.45 8 66 200Totals 33 100 7163 27 91 16 46 71.63 20 65 207

JULIAN TAYLOR Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1979-80 13 33 2513 1 13 2 2 76.15 2 68 2201980-81 8 24 1831 0 13 3 1 76.29 1 71 2151981-82 11 32 2414 2 19 1 2 75.44 4 69 2181982-83 11 32 2369 2 17 2 7 74.03 1 69 217Totals 43 121 9127 5 62 8 12 75.43 8 68 215

D.J. TRAHAN Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1999-00 10 31 2247 9 25 4 13 72.48 4 66 2072000-01 11 33 2392 5 27 4 15 72.48 3 67 2122001-02 13 40 2813 16 37 7 27 70.33 10 66 2032002-03 13 39 2771 15 35 5 23 71.05 9 64 201Totals 47 143 10,223 45 124 20 78 71.49 26 64 201 KEVIN WALSH Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1976-77 10 30 2258 0 15 1 4 75.27 1 70 2161977-78 11 32 2395 1 15 2 3 74.84 3 69 2191978-79 9 25 1872 1 16 0 3 74.88 2 68 2171979-80 14 36 2686 0 22 2 4 74.61 2 70 217Totals 44 123 9211 2 68 5 14 74.89 8 68 216 CHARLES WARREN Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1994-95 10 28 2077 2 15 0 7 74.18 3 66 2151995-96 14 39 2877 3 31 3 7 73.77 8 68 2121996-97 13 38 2776 6 28 6 11 73.05 5 67 2121997-98 13 39 2780 14 36 3 23 71.28 6 66 205Totals 50 144 10,510 25 110 12 48 72.99 22 66 205

JIM WHITE Top Best BestYear TRN RDS STKS 60s 75- PAR -PAR AVG 10 RD TRN1974-75 7 20 1488 2 12 1 3 74.40 4 69 2091975-76 10 31 2378 0 13 2 2 76.65 1 70 2201976-77 9 27 2095 0 12 0 1 77.59 0 70 2221977-78 6 17 1312 0 6 2 0 77.18 0 72 229Totals 32 95 7273 2 43 5 6 76.56 5 69 209

Note: All stats include fall results.


Tiger Honors & AwardsNCAA Champion

1997 Charles Warren, Jr.

Dave Williams Award(National Senior Player of the

Year)1998 Charles Warren, Sr.

Arnold Palmer Award1997 Charles Warren, Jr.

Ben Hogan Award2002 D.J. Trahan, Jr.2009 Kyle Stanley, Jr.

Jack Nicklaus Award2002 D.J. Trahan, Jr.

All-American1980 Clarence Rose (2nd) 1983 Dillard Pruitt (2nd)1984 Dillard Pruitt (2nd)1987 Kevin Johnson (3rd) Jason Griffith (HM)1988 Kevin Johnson (1st) Chris Patton (2nd) Oswald Drawdy (HM)1989 Chris Patton (lst) Kevin Johnson (2nd) Oswald Drawdy (HM)1990 Chris Patton (1st) Oswald Drawdy (3rd) Danny Ellis (HM)

1991 Nicky Goetze (3rd) Bo Beard (HM)1992 Nicky Goetze (HM) Danny Ellis (HM)1993 Nicky Goetze (2nd) Danny Ellis (HM) Bobby Doolittle (HM) Thump Delk (HM) Mark Swygert (HM)1994 Mark Swygert (HM)1996 Charles Warren (3rd) Richard Coughlan (HM) Joey Maxon (HM)1997 Charles Warren (1st) Richard Coughlan (1st)1998 Charles Warren (1st) Joey Maxon (HM) Jonathan Byrd (HM)1999 Jonathan Byrd (1st) John Engler (1st) Lucas Glover (HM)2000 Lucas Glover (1st) John Engler (2nd) Jonathan Byrd (3rd) D.J. Trahan (HM)2001 Lucas Glover (1st) John Engler (1st) D.J. Trahan (HM)2002 D.J. Trahan (1st) Gregg Jones (2nd)2003 D.J. Trahan (1st) Jack Ferguson (2nd) Matt Hendrix (3rd)2004 Jack Ferguson (2nd) Matt Hendrix (2nd)2006 Brian Duncan (3rd) Stephen Poole (HM)2007 Kyle Stanley (1st)2008 Kyle Stanley (HM)2009 Kyle Stanley (1st)2010 Ben Martin (HM)2012 Corbin Mills (3rd

NCAA Long Drive Champion

1986 Brad Clark

Ping NCAA All-District

2007 Kyle Stanley Ben Martin2008 Kyle Stanley Sam Saunders Phillip Mollica2009 Kyle Stanley2010 Jacb Burger Luke Hopkins Ben Martin Corbin Mills2011 Corbin Mills Crawford Reeves

ACC MVP1997 Richard Coughlan2002 D.J. Trahan2007 Kyle Stanley

ACC Rookie-of-the Year

2000 D.J. Trahan2007 Kyle Stanley

ACC Champion1976 Parker Moore1988 Kevin Johnson1992 Danny Ellis1997 Charles Warren1998 Charles Warren2001 John Engler

2009 David May (co-champion)

All-ACC1975 Jimmy White1976 Parker Moore1978 Kevin Walsh Mike Lawrence1979 Clarence Rose1980 Clarence Rose1981 Larry Penley Tony Nimmer1982 Julian Taylor Dillard Pruitt1983 Dillard Pruitt Norman Chapman1984 Dillard Pruitt Jim Macfie1987 Kevin Johnson Jason Griffith Brad Clark1988 Kevin Johnson Chris Patton Oswald Drawdy1989 Kevin Johnson Chris Patton1990 Chris Patton Oswald Drawdy1991 Bo Beard Nicky Goetze1992 Nicky Goetze Danny Ellis Bobby Doolittle1993 Danny Ellis Bobby Doolittle Nicky Goetze1995 Richard Coughlan1996 Richard Coughlan Joey Maxon Charles Warren1997 Richard Coughlan Charles Warren Jonathan Byrd1998 Charles Warren Jonathan Byrd Joey Maxon1999 Jonathan Byrd Lucas Glover John Engler2000 Jonathan Byrd Lucas Glover John Engler D.J. Trahan2001 John Engler Lucas Glover D.J. Trahan2002 D.J. Trahan Gregg Jones2003 D.J. Trahan Jack Ferguson Matt Hendrix Gregg Jones2004 Matt Hendrix Jack Ferguson Gregg Jones2005 Brent Delahoussaye Jack Ferguson2006 Brian Duncan Stephen Poole2007 Kyle Stanley Ben Martin2008 Kyle Stanley2009 Kyle Stanley Ben Martin David May2010 Ben Martin2012 Corbin Mills

Coaches Association Academic Scholar

1986 Jason Griffith1987 Jason Griffith1988 Jason Griffith Oswald Drawdy1989 Oswald Drawdy1990 Oswald Drawdy1992 Nicky Goetze1999 Jonathan Byrd2000 Jonathan Byrd2002 D.J. Trahan2009 Ben Martin2010 Ben Martin

US Amateur Champion

1989 Chris Patton2009 Ben Martin

US Amateur Runner-up

1976 Parker Moore1993 Danny Ellis 2009 Ben Martin

ACC 50-Year Anniversary Team

Jonathan Byrd Kevin JohnsonRichard Coughlan Chris PattonDanny Ellis Dillard PruittJohn Engler Clarence RoseNicky Goetze D.J. TrahanLucas Glover Charles Warren

SC Amateur Athlete-of the-Year

1998 Charles Warren

ACC Coach-of-the-Year

1983 Bobby Robinson1987 Larry Penley1996 Larry Penley1997 Larry Penley1998 Larry Penley2003 Larry Penley2004 Larry Penley2007 Larry Penley

District Coach-of-the-Year

1987 Larry Penley2003 Larry Penley2004 Larry Penley

National Coach-of-the-Year

2003 Larry Penley

World Cup1989 Kevin Johnson2002 D.J. Trahan

Palmer Cup1997 Richard Coughlan *Charles Warren1999 *Jonathan Byrd *John Engler Michael Hoey2000 Jonathan Byrd John Engler Lucas Glover2001 John Engler Lucas Glover *D.J. Trahan

2002 *D.J. Trahan2004 Jack Ferguson Larry Penley Head Coach2012 Corbin Mills

Walker Cup1990 Kevin Johnson1997 Richard Coughlan1999 *Jonathan Byrd2001 Lucas Glover Michael Hoey *D.J. Trahan2003 Matt Hendrix2007 Kyle Stanley

United States PublicLinks Champion

1987 Kevin Johnson2000 D.J. Trahan2011 Corbin Mills

ClemsonRing of Honor

2009 Charles Warren2011 Jonathan Byrd

Clemson Hall of Fame1992 Parker Moore1998 Dilliard Pruitt2000 Chris Patton2002 Kevin Johnson2004 Clarence Rose2005 Charles Warren2006 Jonathan Byrd2007 Lucas Glover2009 John Engler2010 D.J. Trahan

Frank Howard Award1989 Kevin Johnson1990 Chris Patton2003 Entire 2003 Golf Team2007 @Kyle Stanley

IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year

1997 Charles Warren 1999 Jonathan Byrd2000 Jonathan Byrd2002 #D.J. Trahan

Dr. R.C. Edwards Sportsmanship Award1998 Charles Warren2001 John Engler

Brandon Streeter Award

2007 Ben Martin

ACC Outstanding Senior Scholastic

Athlete2000 Jonathan Byrd

ACC Golf Academic Honor Roll

1958 John Kane R.M. Mattison1960 Francis Townsend1961 Francis Townsend1964 Michael Dawes John Harman1965 Pat Harman1966 Jim Carson Peter Pierson

Clemson’s AJGA All-American

Year Player 1985 Nicky Goetze, 1st1986 Nicky Goetze, 1st Bo Beard, 2nd 1987 Nicky Goetze, 1st1988 Nicky Goetze, 1st1989 Bobby Doolittle, 1st1992 Chad Starliper, HM1995 Lucas Glover, HM 1996 John Engler, 1st Jonathan Byrd, HM Lucas Glover, HM 1997 Lucas Glover, 2nd Ben Duncan, 3rd John Engler, HM Gregg Jones, HM 1998 Ben Duncan, 3rd Gregg Jones, 3rd 1999 Martin Catalioto, 3rd Brent Delahoussaye, 3rd2000 Brent Delahoussaye, 2nd Martin Catalioto, HM2001 Brian Duncan, 2nd Nick Biershenk, HM2003 David May, HM Sam Saunders, HM2004 David May, 2nd Kyle Stanley, HM 2005 David May, HM Luke Hopkins, HM Kyle Stanley, 1st2006 Kyle Stanley, 2nd David Dannelly, HM2007 Jacob Burger, HM2008 Crawford Reeves, 1st Corbin Mills, HM2009 Thomas Bradshaw, HM2010 Stephen Behr, 2nd Billy Kennerly, HM Cody Proveaux, 2nd2011 Billy Kennerly, 1st Cody Proveaux, 1st


Tiger Honors & Awards Bill Wallace1967 Steve Dawes1968 Mike Castle William Ford Kirby Raines1969 William Ford Paul Gault Robert Hawthorne1970 Robert Hawthorne1971 Ken Weathers1973 Charlie Craft T.J. Grubbs Terry Willis1974 Johnny Black Steve Broome Charlie Craft T.J. Grubbs Terry Willis1975 Johnny Black Joe Moses Bill Shipley Jimmy White Terry Willis1976 Johnny Black Chuck Smith Jimmy White1977 Johnny Black Jimmy Brick Jimmy White1978 Chip Dickinson1979 Tom Petrosewicz Paul Williamson1980 Tony Nimmer Tom Petrosewicz Fred Rew Kevin Walsh Paul Williamson1981 Norman Chapman1982 Norman Chapman Bobby Clark Robert McCardle Tony Nimmer Willie Shearer1985 Jason Griffith Mitch Ralston1987 Oswald Drawdy Jason Griffith Kevin Johnson1988 Oswald Drawdy Jason Griffith Kevin Johnson1990 Bo Beard Oswald Drawdy Nicky Goetze Lou O’Keefe1991 Bo Beard Nicky Goetze1992 Bobby Doolittle Mark Swygert1993 Bobby Doolittle Mark Swygert1994 Mike Byce Britt Jones1995 Mike Byce John Walker, IV Charles Warren Steve White1996 Elliot Gealy1997 Charles Warren Jonathan Byrd Luke Ferguson Elliot Gealy Jani Saari1998 Jonathan Byrd John Engler Luke Ferguson Elliot Gealy Tripp James1999 Jonathan Byrd John Engler

Luke Ferguson Tripp James Jani Saari2000 Jonathan Byrd Brennan King Matt Hendrix Tripp James Michael Sims2001 Gregg Jones Jack Ferguson Ben Duncan Matt Hendrix Tripp James D.J. Trahan2002 Ben Duncan Matt Hendrix Gregg Jones Michael Sims D.J. Trahan2003 Ben Duncan Matt Hendrix Gregg Jones Stephen Poole Michael Sims D.J. Trahan2004 Martin Catalioto Stephen Poole2005 Martin Catalioto Stephen Poole2006 Ben Martin Martin Catalioto2007 Ben Martin2008 Sam Saunders Ben Martin2009 Brewer Bradshaw Jacob Burger McCuen Elmore Ben Martin Michael Muscatell Mike Soowal2010 Brewer Bradshaw Jacob Burger McCuen Elmore Luke Hopkins Crawford Reeves Mike Soowal2011 Thomas Bradshaw2012 Stephen Behr Brewer Bradshaw Thomas Bradshaw Hayden Garrett Billy Kennerly Mike Muscatell Crawford Reeves

AlI-ACC Academic Team

(Began in 2006)2006 Martin Catalioto2007 Ben Martin2008 Ben Martin 2009 Ben Martin 2010 Jacob Burger Crawford Reeves2011 Brewer Bradshaw Crawford Reeves2012 Thomas Bradshaw Billy Kennerly Crawford Reeves

Lightsey MVP Award1966 P.R. Pierson1967 Charlie Hartline1968 Joseph Vignati1969 Joseph Vignati1970 Thomas Suber, Jr.1971 Stephen Broome1972 Billy Rigby1973 T.J. Grubbs1974 Parker Moore

1988 Larry Penley1992 Tommy Biershenk1994 Mark Swygert1997 Charles Warren1998 Lucas Glover1999 Lucas Glover2000 Lucas Glover2001 D.J. Trahan2002 D.J. Trahan2007 Luke Hopkins2012 Cody Proveaux

South Carolina Match Play Championship

1987 Oswald Drawdy2000 Gregg Jones2001 Gregg Jones2002 Nick Biershenk2003 Dillard Pruitt

Rice Planters2006 Tanner Ervin2012 Thomas Bradshaw

Southern Amateur2006 Kyle Stanley2008 Kyle Stanley

Players Amateur2011 Corbin Mills

Palmetto Amateur1976 Len Yaun1977 Paul Williamson1978 Paul Williamson1979 Len Yaun1982 Len Yaun1983 Mike Carlisle1997 Mike Cartisle1998 Mike Cartisle2004 Brian Duncan2006 Ben Martin2007 Luke Hopkins

Sahalee Players2006 Kyle Stanley

Sunnehanna Amateur1983 Dillard Pruitt2001 Lucas Glover2002 Dillard Pruitt2003 Matt Hendrix2004 Jack Ferguson

Monroe Invitational2002 D.J. Trahan2003 Brent Delahoussaye2006 Phillip Mollica2008 Phillip Mollica

Northeast Amateur1999 Jonathan Byrd

Jones Cup2001 D.J. Trahan2003 Gregg Jones2009 Kyle Stanley

Carolinas Amateur Champion

1985 Jason Griffith1995 Charles Warren1999 Jonathan Byrd

North Carolina Amateur Champion

1978 Clarence Rose

Carolinas Golf Association

Player-of-the-Year1999 Jonathan Byrd2000 D.J. Trahan2001 D.J. Trahan2002 D.J. Trahan

South Carolina Amateur Champion

1975 Parker Moore1982 Dillard Pruitt1987 Larry Penley

Individual Amateur Tournament Wins/Honors1975- Jimmy White1976 Parker Moore1977 Kevin Walsh1978 Kevin Walsh Mike Lawrence1979 Clarence Rose1980 Clarence Rose1981 Larry Penley1982 Dillard Pruitt1983 Dillard Pruitt1984 Dillard Pruitt1985 John Trivison1986 Brad Clark1987 Kevin Johnson1988 Kevin Johnson1989 Oswald Drawdy1990 Oswald Drawdy1991 Nicky Goetze1992 Nicky Goetze1993 Danny Ellis1994 Mark Swygert1995 Richard Coughlan1996 Richard Coughlan1997 Charles Warren1998 Charles Warren1999 Jonathan Byrd2000 Lucas Glover2001 John Engler2002 D.J. Trahan2003 D.J. Trahan2004 Matt Hendrix2005 Jack Ferguson2006 Brian Duncan Stephen Poole2007 Kyle Stanley2008 Kyle Stanley2009 Kyle Stanley2010 Ben Martin2011 Corbin Mills2012 Corbin Mills

Ricketts Most Improved Award

1984 Jim Macfie1985 Mitch Ralston1986 Robert McCardle1987 Oswald Drawdy1988 Bo Beard1989 Sam Olson1990 Danny Ellis1991 Mark Swygert1992 Bobby Doolittle1993 Thump Delk1994 Richard Coughlan1995 Charles Warren1996 Joey Maxon1997 Jonathan Byrd1998 Joey Maxon1999 Jani Saari2000 Jani Saari2001 Gregg Jones2002 Matt Hendrix2003 Jack Ferguson2004 Stephen Poole2005 Tanner Ervin2006 Tanner Ervin2007 Zack Siefert2008 Phillip Mollica2009 Luke Hopkins2010 Jacob Burger2011 McCuen Elmore2012 McCuen Elmore

Larry Wallace-Dyar Captain’s Award

2001 Lucas Glover2002 D.J. Trahan2003 D.J. Trahan2004 Greg Jones

Matt Hendrix2005 Brent Delahoussaye2006 Brian Duncan2007 Tanner Ervin2008 David May2009 David May2010 Luke Hopkins2011 Jacob Burger2012 Crawford Reeves

Fred Schrimpf Coaches Award

2007 Ben Martin2008 Ben Martin2009 Ben Martin2010 Brewer Bradshaw2011 Crawford Reeves2012 Hayden Garrett

*Denotes still a Clemson student at the time of the competition.#Denotes shared the honor with Khalil Greene of the Clemson baseball team.@Denotes shared honor with Travis Padgett (Track)

North-South Amateur2007 Phillip Mollica


US Amateur Results1976

at Bel Air Country ClubLos Angeles, CA Par: 70/6,507 Yards

Parker Moore (Finalist) d. Dick Horne, 1 up d. Gregory P. Farrow, 4&3 d. Dick Siderowf, 2&1 d. Greg Hays, 2&1 d. Mike Reid, 1 up d. Stan K. Souza, 19 holes L. Bill Sender, 8&6, (36 holes)

1980 at Country Club of North Carolina

Pinehurst, NC Par: 72/ 7,161 Yards

Clarence Rose (Final 8) d. Brian Mogg, 2 up d. Jeff McMillian, 5&4 d. Allen Doyle, 2 up L. Dick Von Tacky, 3&1

1982 at The Country Club

Brookline, MA Par: 72/6,896 Yards

Julian Taylor (Final 16) d. John Slaughter, 2 up d. Randy Reifers, 5&3 L. Jay Sigel, 3&1

1983 at North Shore Country ClubGlenview, IL Par: 72/6,988 Yards

Charles Raulerson (Final 32) d. Randy Nichols, 2&1 L. John Inman, 6&5

1984 at Oak Tree Golf Club

Edmond, OK Par: 71/6,951 Yards

#Dillard Pruitt (Final 64) L. Scott Verplank, 3&2

1989 at Merion Golf Club

Ardmore, PA Par: 70/6,846 Yards

Chris Patton (Champion) d. Randall Lewis (Alma, MI), 2&1 d. Takahiro Nagagawa, (Japan), 5&4 d. Mike Podolak, (Oxbow, ND), 19 holes d. Kevin Wentworth, (Mantega, CA), 2&1 d. Michael Brannan, (Trumbull, CT) 3&2 d. Danny Green (Jackson, TN), 3&1 (36 holes)

Stroke Play Only: #Larry Penley. Bo Beard, #Kevin Johnson

1990 at Cherry Hills Country Club

Denver, CO Par: 71/ 7,110 Yards

#Chris Patton (Final 64) L. Chris Zambri, 8&6

Stroke Play Only: Nicky Goetze, Bobby Doolittle, #Julian Taylor

1991 at The Honors Course

Ooltewab, TN Par: 72/ 7,064 Yards

Mark Swygert (Final 32) d. Gary Nicklaus, 2&1 L. Phil Mickelson, 2&1 Stroke Play Only: Nicky Goetze, Thump Delk, Max Fain, Mike Taylor, Lou O’Keefe

1985 at Montclair Golf Club

West Orange, NJ Par: 72/6,362 Yards

*Kevin Johnson (Final 16) d. Clark Burroughs 1 up d. Buddy Marucci, Jr, 2 up L. Chip Drury, 5&3

1986 at Shoal Creek

Shoal Creek, AL Par: 72/6,981 Yards

Stroke Play Only: Jason Griffith, Kevin Johnson

1987 at Juniper Hills Club

Juniper, FL Par: 72/6,879 Yards

#Larry Penley (Final 64) L. Harry Rudolph, 2 up

Kevin Johnson (Final 32) d. Matt Stokes, 6&5 L. Jay Sigel, 3&2

Stroke Play Only: Mike Taylor

1988 Hot Springs GC (Cascade Course) Hot Springs, VA Par: 72 /6,663 Yards

*Nicky Goetze (Final 32) d. David McCampbell, 3&2 L. John Harris, 2&1

Stroke Play Only: #Julian Taylor, Kevin Johnson

1992 at Muirrfield Village Golf Club

Dublin, OH Par: 72/7,006 Yards

Nicky Goetze (Final 64) L. Kelly Mitchum, 1 up

Bobby Doolittle (Final 16) d. Bill Miller, Jr, 1 up d. Kevin Kraft, 4&2 L. Kelly Mitchum, 1 up

Stroke Play Only: Mark Swygert, Britt Jones

1993 at Champions Golf Club (Cypress Creek Course)

Houston, TX Par: 71/7,148 Yards

#Danny Ellis (Finalist) d. Doug Farr (Monroe, LA), 6&5 d. Willie Hoefle (Ames, IA), 4&3 d. Kevin King (Hilton Head, SC), 5&4 d. Brian Gay (Daleville, AL), 3&2 d. John Curley (Osterville, MA), 5&4 L. John Harris (Edina, MD)

Stroke Play Only: #Nicky Goetze

1994at TPC Sawgrass (Stadium Course)Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Par: 72/6,857 Yards

Stroke Play Only: *Joey Maxon

MarkSwygert

CharlesWarren

ChrisPatton

LarryPenley


US Amateur Results1996

at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club(Witch Hollow Course)

North Plains, OR Par: 72/6,975 Yards

Stroke Play Only: *D.J. Trahan, Joey Maxon, Tommy Biershenk

1997 at Cog Hill Golf Club

Lemont, IL Par: 72/6,649 Yards

Charles Warren (Final 16) d. Gilberto Morales, 3&1 d. David Miller, 2&1 L. Michael Boyd, 5&4

Tommy Biershenk (Final 32) d. Tim Clark, 19 holes L. Aaron Oberholser, 19 holes

Stroke Play Only: Chad Starliper

1998 at Oak Hill Country Club

Rochester, NY Par: 70/6,908 Yards

Stroke Play Only: *D.J. Trahan, Lucas Glover

1999 at Pebble Beach Golf Links

Pebble Beach, CA Par: 71/6,828 Yards

Jonathan Byrd (Final 64) L. Nick Loar (Rockwall, TX), 1 up

Stroke Play Only: Ben Duncan, John Engler, Lucas Glover, Jani Saari

Top Clemson Finishes Champion: Chris Patton, 1989Finalist: Parker Moore, 1976 Danny Ellis, 1993 Ben Martin, 2009Final 8: Clarence Rose, 1980 Phillip Mollica, 2009Final 16: Julian Taylor, 1982 *Kevin Johnson, 1985 Bobby Doolittle, 1992 Charles Warren, 1997 D.J. Trahan, 2002 Gregg Jones, 2003

Most Competitors in Same Event

6 in 1991, 2000, and 2001

Most Reaching Match Play 4 in 2001

Most Golfers Winning a Match

2 in 1997, 2001 and 2009

Most Golfers in Quarterfinals

2 in 2009

2003 at Oakmont Country Club

Oakmont, PA Par: 70/7,171 Yards

Gregg Jones (Final 16) d. Brandt Snedeker, 5&3 d. Tom Glissmeyer, 7&5 L. Lee Williams, 4&3

Stroke Play Only: Matt Hendrix, Tanner Ervin, Martin Catalioto

2004 at Winged Foot Golf Club

Mamaroneck, NY Par: 70/7,226 Yards

Stroke Play Only: Jack Ferguson, *Sam Saunders, Martin Catalioto

2005 at Merion Golf Club

Ardmore, PA Par: 70/6,846 Yards

Tanner Ervin (Final 64) L. Ryan Blaum, 1 up

Stroke Play Only: Jack Ferguson, Ste-phen Poole, *Kyle Stanley

2007 at Olympic Club

San Francisco, CA Par: 70/6,948 Yards

Kyle Stanley (Final 32) d. Jon Bettencourt (Fresno, CA), 5&3 L. David McDaniel (Tucson, AZ), I up

Stroke Play Only: Sam Saunders, Tanner Ervin, Phillip Mollica

2008 at Pinehurst #2

Pinehurst, NC Par: 70/7,281 Yards

Kyle Stanley (Final 32) d. Seung-Su Han (Irvine, CA), 4&3 L. Connor McHenry (Jefferson Ct., MO), 1 up Jacob Burger (Final 32) d. Michael O’Neal (Jacksonville, FL), 2&1 L. Danny Lee (New Zealand), 5 &4

Sam Saunders (Final 64) L. Sihwan Kim (Buena Park, CA), 19 holes

Stroke Play Only: Phillip Mollica

2009at Southern Hills County ClubTulsa, OK Par: 70/7,3311 Yards

Ben Martin (Finalist) d. Tyson Alexander (Gainesville, FL), 21 holes d. Chris Ward (McKinney, TX), 19 holes d. Nico Geyer (Chile), 2+1 d. David Longwerth (Sweden), 2+1 d. Charlie Holland (Dallas, TX), 5+4 L. Byeon-Hun An (Korea), 7+5 Phillip Molllica d. Travis Ross (Crooksten, MN), 2 up d. Cameron Wilson (Rowayten, CT), 1 up d. Mark Anderson (Beaufort, SC), 1 up L. Bhavik Patel, 1 up

Stroke Play Only: Sam Saunders

*Played prior to attending Clemson#Played after Clemson career ended

2000 at Baltusrol Golf Club

(Upper Course)Springfield, NJ Par: 71/6,887 Yards

Jonathan Byrd (Final 64) L. David Eger (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) 3&2

D.J. Trahan (Final 64) L. Nick Watney (Dixon, CA), 4&3

Lucas Glover (Final 32) d. Parker Foster (Tulsa, OK) 6&5 L. Jeff Quinney (Eugene, OR) 3&2

Stroke Play Only: Jack Ferguson, *Mar-tin Catalioto, Dave Stover

2001 at East Lake Golf Club

Atlanta, GA Par: 70/7,007 Yards

Lucas Glover (Final 64) L. Chris Nallen, 20 Holes

Matt Hendrix (Final 64) L. Billy Harvey, 3&1

D.J. Trahan (Final 32) d. Scott Wingfield, 4&2 L. Jeff Quinney, 1 up

John Engler (Final 32) d. Alan Morgan, 19 holes L. Kris Mikkelsen, 1 up

Stroke Play Only: Martin Catalioto, #Michael Hoey

2002 Oakland Hills CC (South Course) Bloomfield Hills, MI Par: 70/6,988 Yards

D.J. Trahan (Final 16) d. Mark Gauley (Raleigh, NC), 2&1 d. David Skinns (England), 2&1 L. Bill Haas (Greer, SC), 2&1

Stroke Play Only: Brian Duncan

GreggJones

Matt Hendrix

2010at Chambers Bay Country Club

University Place, WA Par: 71/7,742 Yards

David Dannelly (Final 64) L. Breon-HUn An, 3 &2

Stroke Play Only: Jacob Burger

2011at Erin Hills Golf Club

Erin, WI Par: 72,7,760Yards

Corbin Mills (Final 64) L. Jack Senior, 6&4

Stroke Play Only: Jacob Burger, John Engler

2012at Cherry Hills Country Club

Cherry Hills Village, CO Par: 71 7,409 Yards

Stroke Play Only: Mike Muscatell


NCAA National Boxscores

Kevin Johnson finished ninth at the 1987 NCAA

Tournament.

1984 @ Bear Creek Golf World, Houston, TXMay 23-26, 1984 Par: 72Team Finish 19th of 31 Yards: 7,095 Team did not make cut for final dayIndividual Scores FinishDillard Pruitt 73-68-76-70--287 -1 13thJim Macfie 68-74-77-73--292 +4 43rdJohn Trivison 79-71-75--225 +9 Norman Chapman 76-74-76--226 +10 Mitch Ralston 77-70-80--227 +11 Team 294-283-304--881 +17 19

1985 @ Grenelefe Golf & Tennis Resort, Haines City, FLMay 22-25, 1985 Par: 72Team Finish: 27 of 30 Team did not make cut for final dayIndividual Scores FinishJason Griffith 76-77-79--232 +16 Jim Macfie 77-81-74--232 +16 John Trivison 79-76-78--233 +17 Brad Clark 81-76-80--237 +21 Mitch Ralston 82-80-81--243 +27 Team 313-309-311--933 +69 27

1986 @ Bermuda Run Country Club, Advance, NCMay 28-31, 1986 Par: 72Team Finish: 21 of 31 Yards: 7,079Team did not make cut for final dayIndividual Scores FinishBrad Clark 68-80-71-75--294 +6 38thMike Taylor 76-73-79--228 +12 Robert McCardle 76-75-77--228 +12 Kevin Johnson 81-77-72--230 +14 Jason Griffith 83-73-79--235 +19 Team 301-298-299--898 +34 21

1987 @ Ohio St. University Course, Columbus, OHJune 10-13, 1987 Par: 72Team Finish: 11th of 33 Yards: 7,104Individual Scores FinishKevin Johnson 77-73-72-69--291 +3 9thChris Patton 78-75-74-77--304 +16 66thJason Griffith 75-77-75-78--305 +17 74thBrad Clark 82-75-77-74--308 +20 9lstBo Beard 76-74-75-84--309 +21 97thTeam 306-297-296-298--1197 +45 11

1988 @ N. Ranch CC, Westlake Village, CAMay 25-28, 1988 Par: 71Team Finish: 17th of 32 Team did not make final round cutIndividual Scores FinishBo Beard 71-75-77-73-296 +12 31stJason Griffith 74-76-74--224 +11 93rdKevin Johnson 77-76-73--226 +13 97thOswald Drawdy 77-77-79--233 +20 106thChris Patton 82-78-76--236 +23 108thTeam 299-304-300--903 +51 17

1989 @ Oak Tree CC East, Edmond, OKDate: June 7-10, 1989 Par: 70Finish: 3rd of 30Individual Scores FinishChris Patton 68-71-76-76--291 +11 21stOswald Drawdy 74-74-75-70--293 +13 27thBo Beard 69-75-74-79--297 +17 42ndSam Olson 71-76-78-76--301 +21 53rdKevin Johnson 66-DQ-70-73 DQTeam 274-296-295-295--1160 +40

Note: Johnson’s 69 on day two was disqualified for failure to sign his scorecard. His 278 would have won the individual national title over Phil Mickelson of Arizona State.

Thump Delk placed third at the 1993 NCAA Tournament.

in 1990, Danny Ellis finished eighth at the NCAA Tournament.

1980 @ Ohio St. University Course, Columbus, OHMay 28-31, 1980 Par: 72Team Finish: 12th (tie) of 32 Yards: 7,104Individual Scores FinishKevin Walsh 73-77-73-76--299 +11 26thClarence Rose 74-73-79-78--304 +16 54thLarry Penley 80-77-74-75--306 +18 64thMike Carlisle 75-75-81-77--308 +20 69thJulian Taylor 83-77-77-80--317 +29 92ndTeam 302-302-303-306--1213 +61 12

1982 @ Pinehurst, NC (#2)May 26-29, 1982 Par: 72Team Finish: 16 of 31 Yards: 6,934Team did not make cut for final dayIndividual Scores FinishTony Nimmer 73-69-75-72--289 +1 16thDillard Pruitt 73-73-74--220 +4 Mitch Ralston 74-76-73--223 +7 Norman Chapman 77-72-75--224 +8 Julian Taylor 75-74-78--227 +9 Team 297-288-297--882 +18 16

1983 @ San Juaquin Country Club, Fresno, CAJune 8-11, 1983 Par: 72Team Finish: 5th of 32 Individual Scores FinishJulian Taylor 77-72-73-70--292 +4 15thCharles Raulerson 72-75-73-73--293 +5 20thDillard Pruitt 78-76-74-70--298 +10 44thNorman Chapman 78-69-80-75--302 +14 62ndTony Nimmer 80-75-72-79--306 +18 77thTeam 305-291-292-288--1176 +24 5



1990 @ Innisbrook Golf & Tennis Resort, Tarpon Springs, FLDate: June 6-9, 1990 Par: 72Finish: 12th of 30 teams Yards: 6,999Individual Scores FinishDanny Ellis 72-75-69-72--288 E 8thBobby Doolittle 71-75-79-72--297 +9 55thChris Patton 72-77-69-79--297 +9 55thNicky Goetze 74-72-75-77--298 +10 61stOswald Drawdy 74-78-74-78--304 +16 103rd Team 289-299-287-299--1174 +22 12

1991 @ Poppy Hills Country Club, Pebble Beach, CADate: June 5-8, 1991 Par: 72Finish: 13th of 30 teams Yards: 6,850Individual Scores FinishNicky Goetze 78-70-73-76--297 +9 32ndDanny Ellis 80-72-76-74--302 +14 64th

Mark Swygert 77-73-83-71--304 +16 75thBo Beard 77-80-74-75--306 +18 91stBobby Doolittle 81-72-78-84--315 +27 142ndTeam 312-287-301-296--1196 +44 13

1992 @ University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NMDate: June 3-6 Par: 72Finish: 12th of 30 teams Yards: 7,246Individual Scores FinishNicky Goetze 72-74-68-75--289 +1 23rdMark Swygert 72-72-75-71--290 +2 26thBobby Doolittle 75-72-72-75--294 +6 55thDanny Ellis 74-76-70-75--295 +7 60thMike Byce 75-74-75-77--301 +13 77thTeam 293-292-285-296--1166 +14 12

1993 @ The Champions, Lexington, KYDate: June 2-5, 1993 Par: 72Finish: 4th of 30 teams Yards: 7,046Individual Scores FinishThump Delk 71-71-73-72--287 -1 3rdMark Swygert 73-73-71-71--288 E 7thNicky Goetze 76-70-68-78--292 +4 22ndDanny Ellis 77-70-76-74--297 +9 43rdBobby Doolittle 73-79-76-71--299 +11 52ndTeam 293-284-288-288--1153 +1 4

1994 @ Stonebridge, McKinney, TXDate: June 1-4, 1994 Par: 72Finish: 9th of 30 teams Yards: 7,000Individual Scores FinishMark Swygert 70-72-65-70--277 -11 3rdRichard Coughlan 76-70-71-72--289 +1 33rdMike Byce 78-74-70-74--296 +8 60thBritt Jones 78-74-70-74--298 +10 65thTom Biershenk 73-70-DQ-78 DQTeam 294-283-284-290--1151 -1 9

1995 @ Ohio St. University Course, Columbus, OHDate: May 31-June 3, 1995 Par: 72Finish: 21st of 30 teams Yards: 7,104Team did not make final round cutIndividual Scores FinishMike Byce 75-71--146 +2 Richard Coughlan 76-71--147 +3 Chad Starliper 76-75--151 +7 Joey Maxon 81-73--154 +10 Charles Warren 77-77--154 +10 Team 304-290 +18 21

Rk Player Trn Rds 60s Par -Par Stks Avg. 1. Kyle Stanley 3 11 5 3 5 778 70.73 2. D.J. Trahan 4 16 5 3 8 1145 71.56 3. Thump Delk 1 4 0 1 2 287 71.75 4. Mark Swygert 4 16 1 3 4 1159 72.44 5. Lucas Glover 4 16 1 3 7 1160 72.50 Brian Duncan 1 4 0 0 2 290 72.50 7. Charles Warren 4 14 5 1 6 1022 73.00 John Engler 4 16 0 2 5 1168 73.00 Vince Hatfield 1 4 0 0 1 292 73.0010. Joey Maxon 4 14 2 0 5 1024 73.1411. Dillard Pruitt 3 11 1 0 3 805 73.1812. Charles Raulerson 1 4 0 1 0 293 73.25 Martin Catalioto 1 4 0 1 0 293 73.2514. Richard Coughlan 3 10 1 1 4 733 73.3015. Gregg Jones 4 15 3 0 4 1100 73.3316. Jack Ferguson 2 7 1 1 1 514 73.4317. Jani Saari 3 12 0 0 1 882 73.50 Nicky Goetze 4 16 2 2 5 1176 73.5019. Kevin Johnson 4 13 2 3 2 956 73.5420. Luke Hopkins 1 3 1 0 1 221 73.67 Corbin Mills 1 3 0 1 0 221 73.6722. Ben Martin 2 7 0 1 2 516 73.7123. Jonathan Byrd 4 16 0 0 2 1180 73.7524. Matt Hendrix 3 11 2 1 3 812 73.8225. Danny Ellis 4 16 1 3 3 1182 73.8826. Stephen Poole 2 7 1 0 2 318 74.00

Rk Player Trn Rds 60s Par -Par Stks Avg.27. Mike Byce 3 10 0 0 2 743 74.3028. Brent Delahoussaye 1 3 0 0 0 223 74.33 Tanner Ervin 1 4 0 1 0 297 74.3330. Tony Nimmer 2 8 1 2 1 595 74.3831. Britt Jones 1 4 0 0 1 298 74.50 David May 2 8 0 2 1 596 74.5033. Elliot Gealy 1 4 0 0 0 299 74.7534. Jim MacFie 2 7 1 0 1 524 74.8635. Jacob Burger 1 3 0 0 0 225 75.0036. N. Chapman 3 10 1 1 1 752 75.20 Chris Patton 4 15 2 1 2 1128 75.2039. Sam Olson 1 4 0 0 0 301 75.2540. Bobby Doolittle 4 16 0 4 2 1205 75.3141. Kevin Walsh 2 7 0 1 0 528 75.4342. Oswald Drawdy 3 11 0 1 0 830 75.4543. Bo Beard 4 16 1 1 1 1208 75.50 Jimmy White 1 2 0 0 0 151 75.50 Ben Duncan 2 8 0 0 0 604 75.5046. Mike Taylor 1 3 0 0 0 228 76.00 Clarence Rose 1 4 0 0 0 304 76.00 Julian Taylor 3 11 0 1 1 836 76.00 Robert McCardle 1 3 0 0 0 228 76.0050. Parker Moore 1 4 0 1 0 305 76.25

*Note: Current Clemson golfers denoted in bold.

Career Stats of Clemson Players in NCAA National Play

1996 @ The Honors Course, Chattanooga, TNDate: May 29-June 1 Par: 72Finish: 14th of 30 teams Yards: 7,039Individual Scores FinishJoey Maxon 74-70-73-78--295 +7 9thRichard Coughlan 76-69-73-79--297 +9 16thCharles Warren 78-79-80-80--317 +29 67thChad Starliper 79-78-83-84--324 +36 77thTommy Biershenk 78-86-81-81--326 +38 80thTeam 306-296-307-318-1227 +75 14

1997 @ Conway Farms, Lake Forest, ILDate: May 28-31 Par: 71Finish: 3rd of 30 teams Yards: 6,726Individual Scores FinishCharles Warren 71-68-73-67--279 -5 1stRichard Coughlan 71-72-68-73--284 E 6th

Larry Penley and Charles Warren celebrate after Warren clinched the individual National Championship in

1997.

Joey Maxon came in ninth place at the 1996 Championship

in Chattanooga, TN.



Joey Maxon 74-77-74-72--297 +13 58thElliot Gealy 75-73-76-75--299 +15 63rdJonathan Byrd 79-74-76-72--301 +17 70thTeam 291-287-291-284--1153 +17 3rd

1998 @ University Course, Albuquerque, NMDate: May 27-30 Par: 72Finish: 2nd of 30 teams Yards: 7,151Individual Scores FinishCharles Warren 69-66-67-70--272 -16 2ndJoey Maxon 69-71-70-68--278 -10 10thJohn Engler 71-72-71-72--286 -2 34thLucas Glover 76-70-71-72--289 +1 42ndJonathan Byrd 74-71-70-74--289 +1 42ndTeam 283-278-278-282--1121 -31 2nd

1999 @ Hazeltine National, Chaska, MNDate: June 2-5 Par: 72Finish: 8th of 30 teams Yards: 7,196Individual Scores FinishLucas Glover 72-73-74-75--295 +7 8thJonathan Byrd 73-73-73-80--299 +11 16thJani Saari 75-73-77-79--300 +12 23rdJohn Engler 73-80-79-79--311 +23 68thMichael Hoey 81-78-80-76--315 +27 74thTeam 293-297-303-306--1199 +47 8th

2000 @ Grand National, Opelika, ALDate: May 31-June 3 Par: 72Finish: 7th of 30 teams Yards: 7,003Individual Scores FinishD.J. Trahan 71-74-68-69--282 -6 15thJohn Engler 73-73-70-68--284 -4 24thJani Saari 73-73-70-68--288 E 41stLucas Glover 80-71-70-70--291 +3 53rdJonathan Byrd 74-69-76-72--291 +3 53rdTeam 291-287-277-278--1133 -19 7th

2001@ Duke University Course, Durham, NCDate: May 30-June 2 Par: 72Finish: 2nd of 30 teams Yards: 7,086Individual Scores FinishD.J. Trahan 72-71-71-69--283 -5 7thLucas Glover 72-71-69-73--285 -3 11thJohn Engler 75-71-71-70--287 -1 16thJani Saari 75-76-73-70--294 +6 39thGregg Jones 75-77-68-74--294 +6 39thTeam 294-289-279-282--1144 -8 2nd

2002 @ Ohio St. University Course, Columbus, OHDate: May 29-June 1 Par: 71Finish: 3rd of 30 teams Yards: 7,236 Individual Scores FinishD.J. Trahan 71-66-78-66--281 -3 8thGregg Jones 69-69-75-70--283 -1 17thMartin Catalioto 74-72-76-71--293 +9 80thMatt Hendrix 77-70-71-76--294 +10 86thBen Duncan 72-73-76-74--295 +11 97thTeam 286-277-298-281--1142 +6 3rd

2003 @ Karsten Creek, Stillwater, OKDate: May 27-30 Par: 72Finish: 1st of 30 teams Yards: 7,301Individual Scores FinishJack Ferguson 73-76-72-77--298 +10 19thD.J. Trahan 75-78-72-74--299 +11 22ndMatt Hendrix 76-78-69-80--303 +15 35thGregg Jones 75-75-78-75--303 +15 35thBen Duncan 85-73-74-77--309 +21 52ndTeam 299-302-287-303--1191 +39 1st

2004 @ Cascades Course, Hot Springs, VADate: June 1-4 Par: 70Finish: 18 of 30 teams Yards: 6,679Team did not make cut Individual Scores FinishMatt Hendrix 71-68-76-215 +5 #27Jack Ferguson 69-73-74-216 +6 #32Gregg Jones 71-76-73-220 +10 #69Brent Delahoussaye 74-75-74-213 +13 #95Stephen Poole 75-74-79-228 +18 #136Team 285-290-297-872 +32 18th

#- Rankings are after 3 rounds. Clemson failed to make the cut for final round

2006 @ Crosswater Golf Club in Sunriver, ORDate: May 31-June 3 Par: 72Finish: 7 of 30 teams Yards: 7,630Individual Scores FinishBrian Duncan 70-73-76-71 290 +2 32David May 71-72-75-72 290 +2 32Stephen Poole 69-76-71-74 290 +2 32Vince Hatfield 73-70-74-75 292 +4 42Tanner Ervin 72-73-78-74 297 +9 62Team 282-288-296-291 1157 +5 7th

2008 @ Birck Boilermaker Complex, W. Lafayette, INDate: May 28-31 Par: 72Finish: 5 of 30 teams Yards: 7,650Individual Scores FinishKyle Stanley 72-68-74-82 296 +8 7Ben Martin 74-77-74-79 304 +16 29Sam Saunders 81-74-77-74 306 +18 38David May 80-74-77-75 306 +18 38Phillip Mollica 75-72-82-84 313 +25 64Team 301-288-302-310 1201 +49 5th

2010 @ Honors Course, Ooltewah, TNDate: June 1-3 Par: 72Finish: 16th of 30 teams Yards: 7,395 Individual Scores FinishBen Martin 70-72-70--212 -4 9thLuke Hopkins 69-74-78--221 +5 72ndCorbin Mills 74-72-75--221 +5 72ndJacob Burger 73-77-75--225 +9 103rdCrawford Reeves 84-73-78--235 +19 152ndTeam 286-291-298--875 +11 16th

The 1998 Tigers finished runner-up to UNLV with a 31-under par

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NCAA Tournament RecordsNCAA Tournament (Regional & National) Career TotalsName Trn Rds 60s Par -Par Strks AvgKyle Stanley 6 20 6 3 7 1426 71.30Thump Delk 2 7 0 2 3 504 72.00Nicky Goetze 8 28 3 5 7 2047 72.10D.J. Trahan 8 28 9 4 14 2020 72.14Brent Delahoussaye 3 9 1 1 2 650 72.22Gregg Jones 8 27 7 1 11 1952 72.30John Engler 8 28 3 2 11 2025 72.32Jack Ferguson 5 16 2 1 5 1159 72.43Vince Hatfield 2 7 0 0 1 508 72.57Joey Maxon 8 26 3 0 8 1892 72.76Charles Warren 8 26 7 1 10 1893 72.80Mark Swygart 8 28 4 3 7 2040 72.85Jacob Burger 3 9 1 3 1 656 72.89Corbin Mills 4 12 1 3 3 875 72.92Stephen Poole 5 16 2 1 4 1167 72.94Crawford Reeves 4 12 3 1 4 876 73.00Richard Coughlan 7 22 2 2 5 1607 73.04Matt Hendrix 6 20 3 3 5 1463 73.15Dillard Pruitt 3 11 1 0 3 805 73.18Charles Raulerson 1 4 0 1 0 293 73.25Lucas Glover 8 28 4 5 13 2025 73.32Danny Ellis 8 28 1 5 8 2053 73.32Kevin Johnson 5 16 2 3 3 1174 73.37Luke Hopkins 3 9 1 0 2 662 73.56Jonathan Byrd 8 28 1 1 4 2063 73.67Ben Martin 6 19 2 3 5 1401 73.74Chris Patton 6 21 3 2 3 1373 73.85Brian Duncan 3 10 0 0 3 739 73.90Jani Saari 6 21 1 1 3 1552 73.92Martin Catalioto 2 7 0 1 0 519 74.14Bobby Doolittle 8 28 1 5 5 2076 74.14McCuen Elmore 2 6 0 0 2 445 74.17Mike Byce 6 19 1 0 3 1410 74.21Tony Nimmer 2 8 1 2 1 595 74.38Thomas Bradshaw 2 6 0 1 0 448 74.67Jim Macfie 2 7 1 0 1 524 74.86Tanner Ervin 4 13 0 1 0 976 75.08Britt Jones 2 7 0 1 1 525 75.00Norman Chapman 3 10 1 1 1 752 75.20David May 6 20 0 3 2 1505 75.25Sam Olson 1 4 0 0 0 301 75.25Ben Duncan 4 14 0 0 0 1054 75.29Kevin Walsh 2 7 0 1 0 528 75.43Sam Saunders 3 10 0 1 1 755 75.50Jimmy White 1 2 0 0 0 151 75.50Oswald Drawdy 5 17 1 1 1 1284 75.52Bo Beard 6 22 1 1 1 1670 75.90Mike Taylor 1 3 0 0 0 228 76.00Robert McCardale 1 3 0 0 0 228 76.00Clarence Rose 1 4 0 0 0 304 76.00Julian Taylor 3 11 0 1 1 836 76.00Phillip Mollica 3 10 1 2 1 762 76.20Parker Moore 1 4 0 1 0 305 76.25Brad Clark 3 11 1 0 2 839 76.27Michael Hoey 2 7 0 0 0 534 76.28John Trivison 2 6 0 0 1 458 76.33Billy Kennerly 1 3 0 0 0 229 76.33Larry Penley 1 4 0 0 0 306 76.50Tommy Biershenk 3 10 1 0 2 765 76.50

Clemson Best Team Rounds(National Tournament)

Year Site Par Score1989 Edmond, OK -6 2742000 Opelika, AL -11 2772002 Columbus, OH -7 2771998 Albuquerque, NM -10 2781998 Albuquerque, NM -10 2782000 Opelika, AL -10 2782001 Durham, NC -9 2792002 Columbus, OH -3 2811998 Albuquerque, NM -6 2822001 Durham, NC -6 2822006 Sunriver, OR -6 2821998 Albuquerque, NM -5 2831984 Houston, TX -5 2831994 McKinney, TX -5 2831997 Lake Forest, IL E 2841993 Lexington, KY -4 2841994 McKinney, TX -4 2841992 Albuquerque, NM -3 2852004 Hot Springs, VA +5 2852002 Columbus, OH +2 2862010 Ooltewah, TN -2 2861990 Tarpon Springs, FL -1 2871991 Pebble Beach, CA -1 2871997 Lake Forest, IL +3 2872000 Opelika, AL -1 2872003 Stillwater, OK -1 287

Clemson Best Team Rounds vs. Par

Year Site Score Par2000 Opelika, AL 277 -111998 Albuquerque, NM 278 -101998 Albuquerque, NM 278 -102000 Opelika, AL 278 -102001 Durham, NC 279 -92002 Columbus, OH 277 -71998 Albuquerque, NM 282 -62006 Sunriver,OR 282 -61989 Edmond, OK 274 -62001 Durham, NC 282 -61998 Albuquerque, NM 283 -51984 Houston, TX 283 -51994 McKinney, TX 283 -51993 Lexington, KY 284 -41994 McKinney, TX 284 -41992 Albuquerque, NM 285 -32002 Columbus, OH 281 -32010 Alpharetta, GA 278 -22010 Ooltewah, TN 286 -21990 Tarpon Springs, FL 287 -11991 Pebble Beach, CA 287 -12000 Opelika, AL 287 -12003 Stillwater, OK 287 -1

Clemson Individual Best TourneysName Year Rounds Par ScoreCharles Warren 1998 69-66-67-70 -16 272Kyle Stanley 2007 70-69-65-69 -7 273Mark Swygert 1994 70-72-65-70 -11 277Joey Maxon 1998 69-71-70-68 -10 278Charles Warren 1997 71-68-73-67 -5 279D.J. Trahan 2002 71-66-78-66 -3 281D.J. Trahan 2000 71-74-68-69 -6 282D.J. Trahan 2001 72-71-71-69 -5 283Gregg Jones 2002 69-69-75-70 -1 283R. Coughlan 1997 71-72-68-73 E 284John Engler 2000 73-73-70-68 -4 284Lucas Glover 2001 72-71-69-73 -3 285John Engler 1998 71-72-71-72 -2 286Dillard Pruitt 1984 73-68-76-70 -1 287Thump Delk 1993 71-71-73-72 -1 287John Engler 2001 75-71-71-70 -1 287Danny Ellis 1990 72-75-69-72 E 288Mark Swygert 1993 73-73-71-71 E 288Jani Saari 2000 73-75-69-71 E 288

Clemson IndividualBest Rounds

Name Year Rd ScoreMark Swygert 1994 3rd 65Kyle Stanley 2007 3rd 65Kyle Stanley 2009 3rd 66Kevin Johnson 1989 1st 66Charles Warren 1998 2nd 66D.J. Trahan 2002 2nd 66D.J. Trahan 2002 4th 66Charles Warren 1997 4th 67Charles Warren 1998 3rd 67Nicky Goetze 1992 3rd 68Nicky Goetze 1993 3rd 68Chris Patton 1989 1st 68Brad Clark 1986 1st 68Jim MacFie 1984 1st 68Dillard Pruitt 1984 2nd 68Bo Beard 1989 1st 68Charles Warren 1997 2nd 68Richard Coughlan 1997 3rd 68Joey Maxon 1998 4th 68John Engler 2000 4th 68Matt Hendrix 2000 2nd 68Kyle Stanley 2008 2nd 68

Clemson Individual Best Rounds vs. Par

Name Year Rd Score ParMark Swygert 1994 3rd 65 -7Charles Warren 1998 2nd 66 -6Charles Warren 1998 3rd 67 -5D.J. Trahan 2002 2nd 66 -5D.J. Trahan 2002 4th 66 -5Kyle Stanley 2007 3rd 65 -5Kyle Stanley 2009 3rd 66 -5Kevin Johnson 1989 1st 66 -4Charles Warren 1997 4th 67 -4Brad Clark 1986 1st 68 -4Jim MacFie 1984 1st 68 -4Dillard Pruitt 1984 2nd 68 -4Nicky Goetze 1992 3rd 68 -4Nicky Goetze 1993 3rd 68 -4John Engler 2000 4th 68 -4D.J. Trahan 2000 3rd 68 -4Gregg Jones 2001 3rd 68 -4Kyle Stanley 2008 2nd 68 -4Crawford Reeves 2012 2nd 68 -4Matt Hendrix 2003 3rd 69 -3Stephen Poole 2006 1st 69 -3Luke Hopkins 2010 1st 69 -3

Clemson Top 10 Finishes in NCAA National Tournament

Year Player Score vs Par Fin1998 Charles Warren 279 -5 1st1998 Charles Warren 272 -16 2nd2007 Kyle Stanley 273 -7 2nd2009 Kyle Stanley 209 -4 2nd1993 Thump Delk 287 -1 3rd1994 Mark Swygert 277 -11 3rd1997 Richard Coughlan 284 E 6th1993 Mark Swygert 288 E 7th2001 D.J. Trahan 283 -5 7th2008 Kyle Stanley 296 +8 7th1990 Danny Ellis 288 E 8th1999 Lucas Glover 295 +7 8th2002 D.J. Trahan 281 -3 8th1987 Kevin Johnson 291 +3 9th1996 Joey Maxon 295 +7 9th2010 Ben Martin 212 -4 9th1998 Joey Maxon 278 -10 10th

Clemson Individual Best Tourneys vs. ParName Year Rounds Score ParCharles Warren 1998 69-66-67-70 272 -16Mark Swygert 1994 70-72-65-70 277 -11Joey Maxon 1998 69-71-70-68 278 -10Kyle Stanley 2007 70-69-65-69 273 -7D.J. Trahan 2000 71-74-68-69 282 -6Charles Warren 1997 71-68-73-67 279 -5D.J. Trahan 2001 72-71-71-69 283 -5John Engler 2000 73-73-70-68 284 -4Kyle Stanley 2009 72-71-66 209 -4Ben Martin 2010 70-72-70 212 -4Lucas Glover 2001 72-71-69-73 285 -3D.J. Trahan 2002 71-66-78-66 283 -3John Engler 1998 71-72-71-72 286 -2Dillard Pruitt 1984 73-68-76-70 287 -1Thump Delk 1993 71-71-73-72 287 -1John Engler 2001 75-71-71-70 287 -1Gregg Jones 2002 69-69-75-70 283 -1Danny Ellis 1990 72-75-69-72 288 EMark Swygert 1993 73-73-71-71 288 ER. Coughlan 1997 71-72-68-73 284 EJani Saari 2000 73-75-69-71 288 E


1992 @ Colgate Univ. Seven Oaks, Hamilton, NYDate: May 21-23 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 22 teams Yards: 6,915Name Scores FinishDanny Ellis 71-71-74-216 E 4Nicky Goetze 75-72-74-221 +5 20Bobby Doolittle 77-72-73-222 +6 24Mark Swygert 73-77-74-224 +8 32Mark Byce 78-73-79-230 +14 64Team 296-288-295-879 +15 4th

1993 @ Birdwood, Charlottesville, VADate: May 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 23 teams Yards: 6,820Name Scores FinishBobby Doolittle 74-70-66-210 -6 2Danny Ellis 70-71-72-213 -3 5Nicky Goetze 72-73-70-215 -1 13Thump Delk 73-72-72-217 +1 23Mark Swygert 68-77-76-221 +5 44Team 283-286-280-849 -15 1st

1994 @ Grand National Lake, Opelika, ALDate: May 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 23 teams Yards: 7,089Name Scores FinishMark Swygert 73-73-67-213 -3 1Rich Coughlan 74-75-68-217 +1 4Tom Biershenk 76-73-69-218 +2 8Mike Byce 75-75-74-224 +8 28Britt Jones 72-78-77-227 +11 47Team 294-296-278-868 +4 1st

1995 @ Yale University Course, New Haven, CTDate: May 18-20 Par: 70Finish: 1st out of 21 teams Yards: 6,622Name Scores FinishMike Byce 67-73-73-213 +3 2Richard Coughlan 70-72-71-213 +3 2Joey Maxon 75-72-71-218 +8 15Chad Starliper 74-72-72-218 +8 15Charles Warren 71-72-77-220 +10 30Team 282-288-287-857 +17 1st

1989 @ Long Bay Club, Myrtle Beach, SCDate: May 25-27 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 19 teams Yards: 7,107Name Scores FinishKevin Johnson 73-71-74-218 +2 9Chris Patton 74-72-73-219 +3 12Oswald Drawdy 69-76-78-223 +7 25Bo Beard 77-76-76-229 +13 47Max Fain 81-75-76-232 +16 64Team 293-294-299-886 +22 4th

1990 @ Savannah Resort, Wilmington Island, GADate: May 24-26 Par: 72 Finish: 7th out of 23 teams Name Scores FinishChris Patton 73-75-68-216 E 23Danny Ellis 70-72-74-216 E 23Nicky Goetze 72-73-72-217 +1 29Bobby Doolittle 71-74-75-220 +4 52Oswald Drawdy 82-73-73-228 +12 81Team 286-292-287-865 +1 7th

1991 @ Yale University Gold Course, New Haven, CTDate: May 23-25 Par: 70Finish: T-4th out of 23 teams Yards: 6,785Name Scores FinishNicky Goetze 76-66-76-218 +8 18Bobby Doolittle 73-74-72-219 +9 22Mark Swygert 77-66-80-223 +13 41Danny Ellis 82-72-72-226 +16 58Bo Beard 73-82-78-233 +23 95Team 299-278-298-875 +35 4th

NCAA Regional Boxscores

1996 @ The Monster Course in West Point, NYDate: May 16-18 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 23 teams Yards: 6,989Name Scores FinishRichard Coughlan 74-74-74-222 +6 8Joey Maxon 74-76-74-224 +8 18Charles Warren 81-73-73-227 +11 35Chad Starliper 82-84-73-239 +23 83Elliot Gealy 80-81-83-244 +28 91Team 309-304-294-907 +43 8th

1997 @ Cascades Course, Hot Springs, VADate: May 15-17 Par: 70Finish: 2nd out of 23 teams Yards: 6,610Name Scores FinishCharles Warren 70-67-76-213 +3 3Joey Maxon 73-72-72-217 +7 8Richard Coughlan 77-74-71-222 +12 24Jonathan Byrd 75-76-78-229 +19 66Elliot Gealy 80-77-73-230 +20 70Team 295-289-292-876 +36 2nd

1998 @ Melrose Course, Daufuskie Island, SCDate: May 14-16 Par: 72Finish: 2nd out of 23 teams Yards: 7,081Name Scores FinishJoey Maxon 68-70-71-209 -7 5Charles Warren 71-69-71-211 -5 11John Engler 69-74-70-213 -3 16Lucas Glover 72-71-70-213 -3 16Jonathan Byrd 74-72-74-220 +4 48Team 280-282-282-844 -20 2nd

1999 @ Rhode Island Country Club, Barington, RIDate: May 20-22 Par: 71Finish: 10th out of 23 teams Yards: 6,734Name Scores FinishJohn Engler 73-71-74-218 +4 32Jonathan Byrd 75-67-77-219 +5 37Michael Hoey 72-72-75-219 +5 37Lucas Glover 71-75-77-223 +9 64Jani Saari 78-72-77-227 +13 87Team 291-282-303-876 +24 10th

Note: Clemson won a playoff with Mississippi State for the last spot in the NCAA National Tournament

Clemson’s 1993 team finished first at the NCAA East Regional and fourth at the

NCAA Championships.

Mark Swygert won the 1994 EastRegional in Opelika, AL and finished third

at the NCAA Championships.


NCAA Regional Boxscores

2000 @ Glenmaura National, Moosic, PADate: May 18-20 Par: 71Finish: 1st out of 27 teams Yards: 6,847Name Scores FinishJohn Engler 76-70-69-215 +2 4Jonathan Byrd 70-72-73-215 +2 4Lucas Glover 70-73-72-215 +2 4Jani Saari 76-79-76-231 +18 75D.J. Trahan 87-74-81-242 +29 104Team 292-289-290-871 +19 1st

2001 @ Green Course, Williamsburg, VADate: May 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 27 teams Yards: 7,008Name Scores FinishGregg Jones 71-68-71-210 -6 10John Engler 72-70-69-211 -5 17Jani Saari 71-72-69-212 -4 27D.J. Trahan 72-74-67-213 -3 33Lucas Glover 71-75-68-214 -2 40Team 285-284-273-842 -22 4th

2002 @ Settindown Creek, Roswell, GADate: May 16-18 Par: 72Finish: T-1st out of 27 teams Yards: 7,119Name Scores FinishD.J. Trahan 69-70-71-210 -6 1Gregg Jones 71-73-76-220 +4 13Ben Duncan 73-75-77-225 +9 36Matt Hendrix 73-77-76-226 +10 47Martin Catalioto 77-73-76-226 +10 47Team 286-291-299-876 +12 1st

2003 @ Auburn University Course, Auburn, ALDate: May 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 27 teams Yards: 7,207Name Scores FinishGregg Jones 69-72-67-208 -8 2Matt Hendrix 70-67-72-209 -7 4D.J. Trahan 73-69-68-210 -6 7Jack Ferguson 73-69-70-212 -4 16Ben Duncan 77-75-73-225 +9 69Team 285-277-277-839 -25 1st

2004 @ Yale University Course, New Haven, CTDate: May 20-22 Par: 70 Finish: 1st out of 27 teams Yards: 6,749Name Scores FinishB. Delahoussaye 70-72-69-211 +1 4Gregg Jones 75-73-66-214 +4 14Matt Hendrix 74-72-70-216 +6 21

D.J. Trahan led the Tigers to a first place finish

at the 2002 NCAA East Regional.

Stephen Poole 70-76-72-218 +8 29Jack Ferguson 74-74-74-222 +12 54Team 288-291-277-856 +16 1st

2005 @ Golf Club of Tennessee, Nashville, TNDate: May 19-21 Par: 71 Finish: 11th out of 27 teams Yards: 6,864Name Scores FinishStephen Poole 68-72-70-210 -3 18Jack Ferguson 71-70-70-211 -2 21B. Delahoussaye 74-72-70-216 +3 48Brian Duncan 72-76-70-218 +5 61Tanner Ervin 80-73-76-229 +16 112Team 285-287-280-852 E 11th

Note: Missed cut for National Tournament by two shots.

2006 @ Sand Ridge Golf Club, Cleveland, OHDate: May 18-20 Par: 71 Finish: 8th out of 27 teams Yards: 7,173Name Scores FinishVince Hatfield 72-72-72-216 +3 12Stephen Poole 73-74-74-221 +8 37Tanner Ervin 77-74-72-223 +10 47David May 74-74-75-223 +10 47Brian Duncan 81-77-73-231 +18 102Team 296-294-291-881 +29 8th

2007 @ Golf Club of Georgia, Alpharetta, GADate: May 17-19 Par: 72 Finish: 10th out of 27 teams Yards: 7,017Name Scores FinishKyle Stanley 73-71-67-211 -5 3David May 71-77-72-220 +4 23Ben Martin 75-74-78-227 +11 72Tanner Ervin 74-77-78-229 +13 87Sam Saunders 79-79-75-233 +17 103Team 293-299-292-884 +20 10th

Note: Lost 4 hole playoff to Coastal Carolina for last NCAA National Tournament Berth.

2008 @ Gold Mountain Country Club, Bremerton, WADate: May 15-17 Par: 72 Finish: 3rd out of 27 teams Yards: 6,707Name Scores FinishSam Saunders 73-72-71-216 E 11Phillip Mollica 76-68-72-216 E 11Ben Martin 74-72-71-217 +1 16Kyle Stanley 72-75-73-220 +4 25David May 76-73-75-224 +8 46Team 295-285-287-867 +3 3rd

2009 @ Galloway National, Galloway, NJDate: May 14-16 Par: 71 Finish: 9th out of 14 teams Yards: 7,022Name Scores FinishKyle Stanley 72-72-73-217 +4 3Luke Hopkins 76-76-74-226 +13 27Ben Martin 81-75-76-232 +19 49Phillip Mollica 81-76-76-233 +20 50David May 81-78-83-242 +29 54Team 310-299-299-908 +56 9th

2010 @Capital City Crabapple, Alpharetta, GADate: May 20-22 Par: 70 Finish: 2nd out of 13 teams Yards: 7,182Name Scores FinishBen Martin 71-69-69-209 -1 3Crawford Reeves 72-68-72-212 +2 13Jacob Burger 74-68-71-213 +3 17Luke Hopkins 70-73-72-215 +5 23Corbin Mills 70-78-70-218 +8 34Team 283-278-282-843 +3 2nd

2011 @Colorado National, Erie, CODate: May 19-21 Par: 72 Finish: 7th out of 13 teams Yards: 7,758Name Scores FinishCrawford Reeves 72-69-70-211 -5 7Corbin Mills 73-69-72-214 -2 14Jacob Burger 72-72-74-218 +2 41McCuen Elmore 77-71-73-221 +5 50Thomas Bradshaw 72-77-74-223 +7 58Team 289-281-289-859 -5 7th

2012 @Olde Stone Country Club, Bowling Green, KY

Date: May 17-19 Par: 72 Finish: 11th out of 14 teams Yards: 7,248Name Scores FinishCrawford Reeves 73-68-77-218 +2 14Corbin Mills 74-72-76-222 +6 26MCuen Elmore 74-79-71-224 +8 35Thomas Bradshaw 74-77-74-225 +9 39Billy Kennerly 75-78-76-229 +13 55Team 295-295-297-887 +23 11th

Clemson’s 2008 team finished third at the NCAA Regional in Bremerton, WA.


1954 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 15 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName Tot Par FinLeonard Yaun 74 +2 7Joe Courell 74 +2 7John Woodward 76 +4 15Bill Johnson 80 +8 27Carr Larisey 85 +13 40Ned Thornhilt 88 +16 43Ambross Easterby 91 +19 44Team 315 +27 6th

1955 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 13-14 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teams Name 1st 2nd Tot Par FinLeonard Yaun 74 77 151 +7 11John Woodward 79 78 157 +13 27Bruce Schaefer 79 82 161 +17 35R.I. Agnew 83 83 166 +22 45Butler 83 86 169 +25 48Billy Johnson 87 NC NC NC Team 315 320 635 +59 6th

1956 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 11-12 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinA.J. Inman 78 76 154 +10 22John Woodward 78 76 154 +10 22Leonard Yaun 78 77 155 +11 27George Warren III 79 78 157 +13 30R.I. Agnew 79 78 157 +13 30Keith Hane 80 80 160 +16 40W.K. Van Arsdale 79 81 160 +16 40Team 313 307 620 +44 6th

1957 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 10-11 Par: 72Finish: 7th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBruce Schaefer 76 77 153 +9 18Melvin Mattison 78 77 155 +11 28Keith Hane 76 80 156 +12 31Al Bullington 76 86 162 +18 42Tommy Townsend 82 88 170 +26 58Toddy Crittenden 84 89 173 +29 59Team 306 320 626 +50 7th

1958 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 9-10 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBurnham Uhler 77 78 155 +11 25Melvin Mattison 80 77 157 +13 30Ford Verdery 79 82 161 +17 40Keith Hane 85 78 163 +19 45Mack Long 85 82 167 +23 50Dick Yeary 85 91 176 +32 54Tate Bowers 79 NC NC NC Team 321 315 636 +60 8th

1959 @ Finley Golf Course, Chapel Hill, NCDate: May 8-9 Par: 72Finish: 7th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBob Moser 78 74 152 +8 33Toddy Crittenden 76 78 154 +10 38Burnham Uhler 79 76 155 +11 41Ed George 80 76 156 +12 45Mack Long 81 75 156 +12 45John Murray 82 78 160 +16 50Buddy Grant 78 82 160 +16 50Sonny Darden 85 78 163 +19 56Team 313 304 617 +41 7th

1960 @ Duke University Course, Durham, NCDate: May 13-14 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBob Mosher 78 76 154 +10 10Nick Clark 82 74 156 +12 17Gene Beard 84 80 164 +20 35Max Fain 82 83 165 +21 40Mack Long 84 82 166 +22 42Bill Townsend 88 81 169 +25 50Team 326 313 639 +63 6th

1961 @ Maryland University Course, College Park, MDDate: May 12-13 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teams Yards: 6,800Name 1st 2nd Tot Par FinAllan Masters 78 78 156 +12 27Bob Moser 79 77 156 +12 27Ed George 80 77 157 +13 30Ford Verdery 74 85 159 +15 34Bill Townsend 83 77 160 +16 38Gene Beard 83 83 166 +22 50Team 311 317 628 +52 8th

1962 @ Old Town Country Club, Winston-Salem, NCDate: May 11-12 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinMike Dawes 76 77 153 +9 22Ray Chapman 76 81 157 +13 36Larry Myers 78 82 160 +16 43Nick Clark 83 77 160 +16 43Bo Johnson 86 80 166 +22 51Robert Baker 86 81 167 +23 52Team 313 317 630 +54 8th

1963 @ Cascades Course, Hot Springs, VADate: May 10-11 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinRay Chapman 81 79 160 +16 30Robert Baker 79 84 163 +19 36Mike Dawes 88 77 165 +21 44Jim Self 82 84 166 +22 47Larry Myers 87 83 170 +26 52Pat Harman 86 89 175 +31 56Bo Johnson 87 NC NC NC Team 330 324 654 +78 8th

1964 @ Forest Lake Country Club, Columbia, SCDate: May 8-9 Par: 72Finish: 7th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinMike Dawes 75 81 156 +12 29Jim Self 75 82 157 +13 33Pete Pierson 78 79 157 +13 34Pat Harman 78 80 158 +14 39Fay Gooding 82 76 158 +14 43Ray Chapman 86 83 169 +25 57Randy Foster 89 87 176 +32 58Robert Baker 82 NC NC NC –Team 388 398 786 +66 7th

1965 @ Pinehurst No. 2, Pinehurst, NCDate: May 7-8 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBill Wallace 80 82 162 +18 43Pete Pierson 80 83 163 +19 47Jim Self 86 79 165 +21 50Bob McLeod 83 88 171 +27 55Jim McKellar 84 93 177 +33 56Team 419 414 838 +113 8th

1966 @ Country Club of N. Carolina, Pinehurst, NCDate: May 16-17 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinJim Carson 84 84 168 +24 35Jim Gardner 85 86 171 +27 45

Jim McKellar 90 82 172 +28 46Pete Pierson 77 97 174 +30 47Pete Neumann 86 89 175 +31 49Jim Foster 86 94 180 +36 55Ted deLiesseline 91 94 185 +41 56Team 422 438 865 +140 8th

1967 @ Pinehurst Country Club, Pinehurst, NCDate: May 15-16 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinJim Gardner 84 75 159 +15 19Pete Neumann 82 79 161 +17 22Charles Hartline 87 76 163 +19 31Allen Carroll 84 86 170 +26 47Bob Stringer 81 89 170 +26 48Steve Dawes 87 84 171 +27 51Don Liberty 87 85 172 +28 55Team 418 405 823 +103 6th

1968 @ Quail Ridge Golf Club, Sanford, NCDate: May 13-14 Par: 72Finish: 7th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinCharles Hartline 75 75 150 +6 11Joe Vignati 70 81 151 +7 15Tommy Fulmer 83 79 162 +18 52Tommy Suber 78 86 164 +20 59Don Liberty 84 84 168 +24 63Chuck Glenn 86 84 170 +26 67Mike Castre 87 87 174 +30 71Team 390 405 795 +75 7th

1969 @ MacGregor Downs Country Club, Raleigh, NCDate: May 9-10 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinJoe Vignati 76 77 153 +9 10Don Liberty 78 79 157 +13 24Robert Hawthorne 80 79 159 +15 35William Ford 83 77 160 +16 43Tommy Suber 78 82 160 +16 43Bud Zipf 79 NC NC NC –Frank Chandler 87 NC NC NC –Team 395 394 789 +69 5th

1970 @ Foxfire Country Club, Pinehurst, NCDate: May 8-9 Par: 72Finish: 8th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd Tot Par FinTommy Suber 75 74 149 +5 23Joe Vignati 76 75 151 +7 32Robert Hawthorne 75 77 152 +8 39Frank Chandler 76 77 153 +9 42Randy Orander 81 76 157 +13 57Bud Zipf 80 77 157 +13 57Buzzy Smith 80 87 167 +23 66Team 383 379 762 +42 8th

1971 @ Midland Valley Country Club, Aiken, SC & Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, MD

Dates: April 16-17, May 10-11 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Tot Par FinJoe Vignati 73 78 77 78 306 +18 23Jimmy Martin 73 72 78 85 308 +20 26Frank Chandler 77 80 80 76 313 +25 36Tommy Suber 79 77 80 79 315 +27 42Steve Broome 79 75 83 80 317 +29 47Don Bowie 82 77 79 80 318 +30 49T.J. Grubbs 76 76 86 81 319 +31 50Team 381 382 398 398 1559 +119 6th

1972 @ Willow Creek Golf Club, High Point, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 7 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBilly Rigby 82 75 78 235 +19 18Jimmy Martin 80 81 77 238 +22 23Al Sanders 80 76 82 238 +22 23

ACC Tournament Boxscores


ACC Tournament BoxscoresT.J. Grubbs 83 74 86 243 +27 32Charlie Craft 81 82 81 244 +28 36Steve Broome 80 82 85 247 +31 40James Glenn 84 85 81 250 +34 45Buzzy Smith 80 87 NC 167 NC –Team 406 388 404 1198 +118 6th

1973 @ Foxfire Country Club, Pinehurst, NCDate: April 16-18 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 7 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBilly Rigbe 76 77 73 226 +10 11Steve Broome 76 82 75 233 +17 31Terry Willis 83 78 74 235 +19 34Al Sanders 81 80 77 238 +22 38Charles Craft 83 75 82 240 +24 43T.J. Grubbs 79 81 80 240 +24 43Rick Beasley 77 85 82 244 +28 46Team 399 392 381 1172 +92 7th

1974 @ Carolina Trace, Sanford, NCDate: April 22-24 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 7 teams Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJohnny Black 80 80 78 238 +22 14Joe Moses 85 74 83 242 +26 22T.J. Grubbs 86 80 79 245 +29 24Parker Moore 82 78 85 245 +29 24Billy Rigby 83 83 81 247 +31 28Bill Shipley 86 83 79 248 +32 31Rick Beasley 85 88 77 250 +34 36Team 416 395 406 1217 +137 5th

1975 @ Foxfire Country Club, Pinehurst, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 7 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJimmy White 73 74 76 223 +7 5Bill Rigby 77 77 77 231 +15 21Bill Shipley 75 78 80 233 +17 24Joe Moses 78 79 80 237 +21 32Parker Moore 82 77 81 240 +24 36John Black 78 79 85 242 +26 39Chuck Smith 86 72 89 247 +31 46Team 385 385 394 1164 +84 5th

1976 @ N. Ridge Country Club, Raleigh, NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 7 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinParker Moore 71 68 68 207 -9 1Mike Teasley 79 78 76 233 +17 32Joe Moses 74 80 79 233 +17 32Johnny Black 80 79 74 233 +17 32Robert Van Savage 74 81 81 236 +20 37Jimmy White 80 80 76 236 +20 37Jim McNair 85 84 76 245 +29 48Team 378 386 378 1142 +62 5th

1977 @ N. Ridge Country Club, Raleigh, NCDate: April 13-15 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 7 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinKevin Walsh 70 77 74 221 +5 15Joe Moses 75 74 79 228 +12 25Johnny Black 78 72 79 229 +13 27Steve Bond 76 74 80 230 +14 29Mike Teasley 75 79 76 230 +14 29Jimmy White 73 81 81 235 +19 42Jim McNair 78 80 80 238 +22 46Team 374 376 388 1138 +58 5th

1978 @ N. Ridge Country Club, Raleigh, NCDate: April 11-13 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 7 teams Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinMike Lawrence 76 77 68 221 +5 8Kevin Walsh 75 73 73 221 +5 8Mike Carlisle 78 73 75 226 +10 22Jim McNair 77 75 77 229 +13 28

1985 @ Bryan Park Country Club, Greensboro, NCDate: April 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinMitch Ralston 73 74 70 217 +1 18Brad Clark 80 63 76 219 +3 24John Trivison 71 78 73 222 +6 28Jason Griffith 74 77 71 222 +6 28Jim Macfie 74 74 77 225 +9 32Team 292 288 290 885 +21 6th

1986 @ Bryan Park Country Club, Greensboro, NCDate: April 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBrad Clark 70 78 68 216 E 6Kevin Johnson 74 74 72 220 +4 12Robert McCardle 72 73 76 221 +5 13Jason Grifith 72 76 75 223 +8 17Mike Taylor 76 77 78 231 +16 30Team 288 301 291 880 +16 4th

1987 @ Cardinal Country Club, Greensboro, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 8 teams Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBrad Clark 69 73 69 211 -5 2Bo Beard 69 78 70 217 +1 10Jason Griffith 70 76 72 218 +2 15Kevin Johnson 70 76 73 219 +3 16Chris Patton 74 75 72 221 +5 23Team 278 300 283 865 -3 1st

1988 @ Cardinal Country Club, Greensboro, NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 8 teams Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinKevin Johnson 73 73 68 214 -2 1Chris Patton 69 75 77 221 +5 3Oswald Drawdy 71 71 81 223 +7 6Json Griffith 76 76 75 227 +11 15Brad Clark 76 79 76 231 +15 24Team 289 295 296 880 +16 1st

1989 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 8 teams Yards: 7,134Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinChris Patton 78 74 69 221 +5 11Max Fain 75 71 76 222 +6 15Oswald Drawdy 77 75 73 225 +9 24Bo Beard 75 77 75 227 +11 27Kevin Johnson 75 77 75 227 +11 27Team 302 296 293 891 +27 5th

1990 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 20-22 Par: 72Finish: T-1st out of 8 teams Yards: 7,134Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinChris Patton 69 72 71 212 -4 3Nicky Goetze 70 73 69 212 -4 3Oswald Drawdy 70 75 74 219 +3 12Danny Ellis 74 83 76 233 +17 31Sam Olson 78 83 77 238 +22 36Team 283 303 290 876 +12 1st

1991 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 17-18 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 8 teams * Yards: 7134Name 1st 2nd Tot Par FinBo Beard 68 75 143 -1 10Danny Ellis 71 73 144 E 12Nicky Goetze 75 74 149 +5 25Bobby Doolittle 76 73 149 +5 25Mark Swygert 73 78 151 +7 31Team 287 295 582 +6 5th*- Tournament was scheduled for 54 holes

Steve Bond 78 78 79 235 +19 36Larry Penley 76 82 78 236 +20 37Perrin Babb 75 78 87 240 +24 45Team 384 378 372 1132 +54 5th

1979 @ Cardinal Golf Club, Greensboro, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinClarence Rose 80 74 72 226 +10 13Mike Carlisle 75 80 72 227 +11 15Jim McNair 78 77 73 228 +12 19Kevin Walsh 77 76 78 231 +15 27Mike Lawrence 79 75 78 232 +16 30Tom Petrosewicz 76 83 75 234 +18 34Larry Penley 79 76 80 235 +19 37Team 389 382 373 1144 +64 4th

1980 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 18-20 Par: 72Finish: 2nd out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinClarence Rose 74 71 72 217 +1 5Kevin Walsh 71 72 74 217 +1 5Larry Penley 72 75 71 218 +2 7Julian Taylor 74 74 72 220 +4 11Mike Carlisle 75 74 74 223 +7 20Tony Nimmer 78 77 76 231 +15 38Team 291 291 289 871 +7 2nd

1981 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 5th out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinTony Nimmer 77 72 71 220 +4 6Bobby Clark 75 78 76 229 +13 19Larry Penley 76 76 77 229 +13 19Dillard Pruitt 75 77 77 229 +13 19Norman Chapman 79 79 74 232 +16 31Julian Taylor 77 80 75 232 +16 31Team 303 303 296 902 +38 5th

1982 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NC Date: April 16-18 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinDillard Pruitt 71 71 74 216 E 2Tony Nimmer 75 74 71 220 +4 6Julian Taylor 69 75 76 220 +4 6Norman Chapman 73 71 77 221 +5 11Jim Macfie 77 74 80 231 +15 26Team 288 290 298 876 +12 1st

1983 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 8 teamsName 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinDillard Pruitt 70 74 73 217 +1 6Tony Nimmer 77 69 72 218 +2 6Charles Raulerson 74 73 75 222 +6 14Julian Taylor 77 72 73 222 +6 14Norman Chapman 72 76 82 230 +14 31Team 293 288 293 874 +10 1st

1984 @ Pinehurst Country Club, Pinehurst, NCDate: April 20-22 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 8 teams Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinDillard Pruitt 77 70 75 222 +6 4Norman Chapman 77 75 73 225 +9 10Jim Macfie 79 75 75 229 +13 14John Trivison 79 73 82 234 +18 24Charles Raulerson 78 80 80 238 +22 28Team 311 293 303 907 +43 3rd


1992 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 2nd out of 9 teams Yards: 7,100Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinDanny Ellis 67 73 68 208 -8 1Nicky Goetze 69 70 73 212 -4 9Mike Byce 72 73 68 213 -3 11Bobby Doolittle 74 74 67 215 -1 14Mark Swygert 71 74 73 218 +2 28Team 279 290 276 846 -19 2nd

1993 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 17-18 Par: 72Finish: T-2nd out of 9 teams Yards: 7,100Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinNicky Goetze 67 73 70 210 -6 2Mark Swygert 71 70 71 212 -4 3Danny Ellis 74 71 71 216 E 7Bobby Doolittle 75 73 72 220 +4 16Thump Delk 79 78 74 231 +15 40Team 287 287 284 858 -6 2nd

1994 @ Northgreen Country Club, Rocky Mt., NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 9 teams Yards: 7,134Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinMike Byce 75 75 72 222 +6 16Mark Swgert 73 77 74 224 +8 20Richard Coughlan 76 72 79 227 +11 28Tom Biershenk 73 77 78 228 +12 30Steve White 72 88 86 246 +30 44Team 293 301 303 897 +33 6th

1995 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 20-22 Par: 72 Finish: 4th out of 9 teams Yards: 6,888 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinRichard Coughlan 69 70 72 211 -5 2Mike Byce 72 72 74 218 +2 15Charles Warren 71 77 70 218 +2 15Joey Maxon 78 70 74 222 +6 24Chad Starliper 78 75 71 224 +8 30Team 290 287 287 864 E 4th

1996 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 19-21 Par: 72 Finish: 3rd out of 9 teams Yards: 7,106Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinRichard Coughlan 71 73 70 214 -2 3Charles Warren 74 73 68 215 -1 8Joey Maxon 77 72 68 217 +1 11Elliot Gealy 77 74 75 226 +10 33Chad Starliper 75 79 75 229 +13 37Team 297 292 281 870 +6 3rd

1997 @ Whitewater Country Club, Fayetteville, GADate: April 18-20 Par: 72 Finish: 1st out of 9 teams Yards: 6,739Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCharles Warren 74 67 71 212 -4 1Joey Maxon 71 73 74 218 +2 5Jonathan Byrd 71 78 70 219 +3 7Richard Coughlan 77 75 70 222 +6 14Elliot Gealy 76 75 76 227 +11 25Team 292 290 285 867 +3 1st

1998 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72 Finish: 1st out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCharles Warren 68 68 69 205 -11 1John Engler 69 70 70 209 -7 5Jonathan Byrd 68 70 72 210 -6 8Joey Maxon 72 76 68 216 E 20Lucas Glover 76 74 70 220 +4 29Team 277 282 277 836 -28 1st

1999 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 16-18 Par: 72 Finish: 4th out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJohn Engler 70 72 74 216 E 4Jonathan Byrd 74 70 74 218 +2 9Michale Hoey 72 73 75 220 +4 12Lucas Glover 74 74 74 222 +6 18Elliot Gealy 75 74 78 227 +11 29Team 290 289 297 876 +12 4th

2000 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 21-23 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJohn Engler 70 71 69 210 -6 2Jonathan Byrd 72 74 67 213 -3 4D.J. Trahan 74 71 68 213 -3 4Jani Saari 74 73 74 221 +5 19Lucas Glover 74 73 77 224 +8 26Team 290 288 278 856 -8 1st

2001 @ Magnolia Course, Orlando, FLDate: April 20-22 Par: 72 Finish: 2nd out of 9 teams Yards: 7,093Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJohn Engler 66 70 67 203 -13 1Lucas Glover 71 72 73 216 E 12D.J. Trahan 71 75 74 220 +4 22Gregg Jones 79 70 71 220 +4 22Ben Duncan 75 73 76 224 +8 35Team 284 284 285 853 -11 2nd

2002 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 19-21 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinD.J. Trahan 71 68 70 209 -7 6Gregg Jones 68 71 73 212 -4 11Ben Duncan 70 72 70 212 -4 11Matt Hendrix 71 68 74 214 -2 15Martin Catalioto 71 77 72 220 +4 30Team 280 280 285 845 -19 3rd

2003 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 18-20 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJack Ferguson 72 72 70 214 -2 3Matt Hendrix 76 73 68 217 +1 7D.J. Trahan 77 68 73 218 +2 9Ben Duncan 72 75 74 221 +5 14Gregg Jones 74 73 78 225 +9 20Team 294 286 285 865 +1 1st

2004 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 16-18 Par: 72Finish: 1st out of 9 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJack Ferguson 69 67 70 206 -10 2Matt Hendrix 70 68 70 208 -8 3Stephen Poole 72 69 69 210 -6 6Gregg Jones 76 73 69 218 +2 21Brian Duncan 73 71 74 218 +2 21Team 284 275 278 837 -27 1st

2005 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 15-17 Par: 72Finish: 4th out of 10 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinJack Ferguson 71 72 74 217 +1 4Brent Delahoussaye 73 74 70 217 +1 4Brian Duncan 77 72 74 223 +7 19Tanner Ervin 85 75 72 232 +16 40Martin Catalioto 79 86 74 239 +23 49Team 300 293 290 883 +19 4th

2006 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 21-23 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 10 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBrian Duncan 68 67 73 208 -8 3David May 72 65 74 211 -5 9Stephen Poole 77 68 67 212 -4 12Tanner Ervin 72 68 73 213 -3 16Vince Hatfield 73 72 75 220 +4 35Team 285 268 287 840 -24 3rd

2007 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 20-22 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 11 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinKyle Stanley 68 72 70 210 -6 3Tanner Ervin 72 71 71 214 -2 7David May 72 72 72 216 E 12Sam Saunders 73 73 72 218 +2 19Phillip Mollica 77 81 78 236 +20 50Team 285 288 285 858 -6 3rd

2008 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 18-20 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 11 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBen Martin 73 68 70 211 -5 8Kyle Stanley 72 68 73 213 -3 18David May 69 73 72 214 -2 20Phillip Mollica 70 74 74 218 +2 29Sam Saunders 75 78 72 225 +9 45Team 284 283 287 854 -10 6th

2009 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 17-19 Par: 72Finish: 2nd out of 11 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinDavid May 71 69 66 206 -10 #1Kyle Stanley 69 73 71 213 -3 8Phillip Mollica 73 71 70 214 -2 10Ben Martin 73 72 72 217 +1 15Luke Hopkins 76 72 75 223 +7 40Team 286 284 279 849 -15 2nd#Co-champion with Matt Hill of NC State

2010 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 23-25 Par: 72Finish: 6th out of 11 teams Yards: 7,104Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinBen Martin 71 74 69 214 -2 12Jacob Burger 68 73 75 216 E 19Luke Hopkins 76 70 72 218 +2 23Crawford Reeves 71 70 80 221 +5 34Corbin Mills 74 72 77 223 +7 36Team 284 285 293 862 -2 6th

2011 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 22-24 Par: 72Finish: 3rd out of 11 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 70 69 73 212 -4 6Crawford Reeves 75 74 67 216 E 16Jacob Burger 71 73 74 218 +2 21McCuen Elmore 74 69 75 218 +2 21Thomas Bradshaw 77 71 79 227 +11 44Team 290 282 289 861 -3 3rd

2012 @ Old North St. Club, New London, NCDate: April 20-22 Par: 72Finish: T-4th out of 11 teams Yards: 7,102Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par FinCorbin Mills 73 68 69 210 -6 6Billy Kennerly 74 70 73 217 +1 21Crawford Reeves 80 66 74 220 +4 32Thomas Bradshaw 70 74 76 220 +4 32McCuen Elmore 70 78 77 225 +9 45Team 287 278 292 857 -7 4th

ACC Tournament Boxscores


Golf History1990 - 1994

The 1990 linksters became the fourth straight top 20 Tiger team with a top 12 finish. Chris Patton was a first-team All-American, Oswald Drawdy a third-team choice, and freshman Danny Ellis garnered honorable mention honors with an eighth place finish at the NCAA’s, the highest finish ever for a Clemson player at the time. The next three years of the 90’s were dominated by Bobby Doolittle, Nicky Goetze, and Danny Ellis. They started all four years, led the Tigers to four top 20 finishes, including fourth in 1993. The trio combined to win five medalist honors in their four years and the Tigers won 11 team titles in their careers. Goetze was a three-time All-ACC selection, while teammates Ellis and Doolittle were selected twice each for the honor. Upon graduation, all three ranked in the top 10 in Clemson history in stroke average. Danny Ellis was ACC Champion in 1992, was a three-time All-American, and ranked seventh in stroke average at the end of his career. He also reached the finals of the 1993 U.S. Amateur. Clemson’s incredible depth was highlighted in 1993 NCAA Tournament play, as the Tigers took the NCAA East Regional and finished fourth in the NCAA. Doolittle led the team to its first ever East Regional title. He finished second individually, the best ever by a Tiger at that event at the time. It was a fourth, lesser known senior who led the Tigers to the number four finish at the Champions Country Club in Lexington, KY. Thump Delk, who had never broken par in his career and played in only five tournaments all season, fired rounds of 71-71-73-72 totaling 287, one-under-par for the four round NCAA tournament and finished third. Mark Swygert finished seventh overall, one stroke behind Delk. The duo’s performance garnered them honorable mention All-America awards. Therefore, five Clemson golfers earned some type of All-America honors in 1993. This was a first in Clemson history and possibly a first in Division I golf history. The 1994 season saw the Tiger’s again claim the East Regional with a team effort. Mark Swygert fired a third round 67 to finish the tournament in a tie for first place. He became Clemson’s first Regional medalist. Coach Penley also received rounds in the 60s from Richard Coughlan and Tommy Biershenk to lead the Tigers to the championship. Swygert tied the Clemson record for low finish in an NCAA tournament with a third-place 11-under par effort. Clemson finished the event in ninth place as a team, marking the fourth top 10 finish in Clemson history in NCAA play.

1995 - 1999

Winning the East Regional became a habit for the Tigers in 1995 as they claimed their third straight championship. Led by 213 tournament totals from Richard Coughlan and Mike Byce, the Tiger’s won the regional by 12 strokes over ACC rival North Carolina. The 1996 team earned quite a few individual honors. At the ACC Tournament, head coach Larry Penley was named ACC Coach-of-the-Year for the second time in his career. Richard Coughlan, Joey Maxon, and Charles Warren were tabbed as All-ACC selections. For the fifth time since 1988, three Clemson players were picked as All-Americans. Warren was a third team pick, while Coughlan and Maxon were honorable mention selections. The spring of 1997 was a noteworthy season on an individual and team basis. Charles Warren came back from a six-stroke deficit entering the final round and won the NCAA Tournament, the first Clemson golfer in history to win the National Championship. The native of Columbia fired a 67 on the final day, the lowest final round ever for a Clemson golfer in NCAA Tournament play. He then defeated Brad Elder of Texas in a one-hole playoff. Warren also won the ACC Tournament, and thus became the second league player in history to win the ACC and NCAA tournaments in the same year. He also finished second at the NCAA East Regional in one of the greatest individual late season runs in Clemson history.

Overview The sport of golf at Clemson University dates to 1930. Clemson posted a 3-3 record in year one, including a victory over Furman and two over Presbyterian, while dropping matches with Georgia, Emory, and Furman. That first edition of the Clemson golf team was coached by the Reverend George Hodges, minister of the Methodist Church in Clemson. The next 45 years saw many dual match victories, includ-ing a 19-match victory streak in the 1940s, but Clemson golf did not reach regional or national prominence until the 1970s. A renewed interest in all of Clemson’s Olympic sports, spearheaded by then Athletic Director Bill McLellan, allowed for increased funding for the golf team. As the decade of the 80’s rolled around, Tiger golf found itself even with many of the traditional Southern powers. Now, Clemson is a national challenger every season. Clemson made 23 consecutive appearances at the NCAA National Tournament from 1982-04 and has been invited to the tournament every year since 1982. Since 1982, Clemson has finished in the top 20 nationally 21 times, including nine top five finishes and the National Championship in 2003. Former Athletic Director Bobby Robinson can be con-sidered the man responsible for turning the program into a consistent national contender. During his 10-season reign as coach (1974-1983), Robinson guided the Tigers to some of their greatest triumphs. His accomplishments include being the first coach to take a Tiger team to the NCAA’s, producing a pair of All-Americans, nine All-ACC selections and three top 20 teams. Much of Clemson’s modern day success can be attributed to the foundation that Robinson built. Before Robinson’s tenure, no Tiger team had ever won an ACC championship and just one Tiger linkster had ever appeared in the NCAA individual tournament. In 1955 Leonard Yaun became the first Clemson golfer to play in the NCAA Tournament. HIs playing partner the first day was a Stanford Athlete named John Brodie, who went on to pro football fame with the San Francisco 49ers.

The ‘70s and ‘80s

Clemson had success on the links in the mid-1970’s. Jim White played in the NCAA Tournament, followed by Parker Moore, who became Clemson’s first ACC medalist. That summer of 1976, Moore also reached the finals of the U.S. Amateur and played in the 1977 Masters. Clemson received its first ever top 20 ranking (12th) by Golf World in March of 1978. Clemson was chosen for the NCAAs as a team for the first time in 1980 behind All-American Clarence Rose. Clemson took home its first ACC team championship in 1982. The linksters enjoyed their greatest success up to that time in 1983, when they fired their way to a fifth-place finish at the NCAA’s. Finding themselves in 22nd place after the first round,

the Tigers, led by Dillard Pruitt and Julian Taylor, pulled off a fantastic finish. They ended up fifth, as the Tiger’s aver-aged 290 over the final three days at San Juaquin Country Club in Fresno, CA. Taylor finished the tournament ranked 15th and Charles Raulerson, who played on the PGA Tour, finished 20th. Norman Chapman, Dillard Pruitt and Tony Nimmer comprised the remainder of Clemson’s first ever top 5 finisher. Before leaving the Golden Corner of South Carolina all but Raulerson would earn All-ACC honors, and Pruitt became Clemson’s first two-time All- American. He finished 13th in the NCAA tournament in 1984, then the highest finish ever for a Clemson golfer. Following the 1983 season, Robinson left the team to pursue athletic administration on a full time basis. He became Clemson’s Athletic Director in 1985. Larry Penley, a former all-conference performer for Robinson, then took over the reigns. With a number-19 finish in 1984, the former four-year letterman became only the second coach in Clemson athletic history to guide a team to a top 20 season in his first year. The year was highlighted by seven top 5 finishes and two all-conference selections (Dillard Pruitt and Norman Chapman). Pruitt was an All-American. Following trips to the NCAA’s in 1985 and ’86, the Tiger linksters began making great strides. In Penley’s fourth year at the helm, the Tigers walked away winners at the Palmetto Classic, the Gamecock Invitational, and the ACC Champion-ships. This marked the first time in history that the Tigers had won three tournaments in the same season. Clemson placed 11th at the NCAA’s, and Penley was named the 1987 ACC and District III Coach-of-the-year. The 1987 record did not stand for long, as the Tigers won four tourneys in 1988 (the Palmetto Invitational, Wofford Intercollegiate, ACC Championships, and the Chris Schenkel Invitational). The season was highlighted by a midseason number 3 ranking and featured for the first time ever three All-ACC players (Kevin Johnson, Chris Patton and Oswald Drawdy). Johnson was a repeat performer as an All-American, while sophomore Chris Patton was a second-team choice. Continuing the trend of improving yearly, the 1989 Tigers were the preseason number-one team in the country, and finished with a 72.62 stroke average. The season culminated with a best ever number-three finish at the NCAA’s. The ’89 team was led by All-Americans Kevin Johnson and Chris Patton and first-team Academic All-American Oswald Drawdy. The triplet also repeated as All-ACC performers. Johnson would have won the individual national championship, but a controversy over the signing of his scorecard on the second day of competition resulted in a round of 69 being voided. Individual play brought attention to the Clemson program in the summer of 1989. Chris Patton won the US Amatuer championship at Merion Country Club in Ardmore, PA. Patton won the last of six matches over Danny Green 3 and 1 in the finals. He became the second Tiger to compete in the Master’s, (Parker Moore was the other in 1977) finishing as the low amateur and 39th overall in the prestigious event. Patton also competed in the US Open and the British Open in 1990.

Clemson first fielded a golf team in 1930 when local minister, George Hodges, served as coach.


Golf History

Richard Coughlan joined Warren on the first-team All-America squad, the first time Clemson had two first-team selections. Coughlan, who earned his degree in 1997, finished sixth at the NCAAs and was named ACC Co-Player of the Year in a vote of the coaches. The duo was the prime reason Clemson finished third at the NCAA tournament, tying for the highest finish in school history. Joey Maxon, Elliot Gealy and Jonathan Byrd were the other three starters on this team that also won the Ping Intercollegiate and the ACC Championship. Byrd became the first freshman in Clemson history to be recognized as first-team All-ACC. The 1997-98 season was the most successful in Clemson golf history by many means of measurement. First, Larry Penley’s team finished #2 in the nation at the NCAA national tournament, Clemson’s highest finish in history at the time. Clemson shot a 31-under-par team score for the event, the second best team score in NCAA National Tournament history. Unfortunately, UNLV shot the lowest tournament score versus par in history, 34-under. Despite the disappointment of finishing just three strokes from a National Championship, Penley and his team could take great joy in their accomplishments, both on an individual and team basis. The team won the ACC Tournament title for the second straight year and Charles Warren was ACC Champion for the second straight year. Warren concluded his Clemson career with two ACC championships, an NCAA Title (1997) and the runnerup spot at the NCAA championship (1998). He finished his career with 16 Clemson school records, including, lowest stroke average in a season (71.28) and most rounds under par in a season (23). Warren was named the recipient of the Dave Williams Award, which is given to the top senior golfer in the nation. Joey Maxon had a superb senior season and finished 10th at the NCAA Tournament. It gave him All-America honors for the second time in his career. Jonathan Byrd joined Warren and Maxon on the All-ACC team. Byrd became the first player in Clemson history to be first-team All-ACC as a freshman and sophomore. Clemson was in tournaments with 21 of the top 24

Charles Warren won an NCAA

Championship in 1997.

teams in the nation in 1997-98 and had a cumulative stroke margin against every one of those 21 teams. That included national champion UNLV who was seven strokes higher in the five tournaments they competed in 1997-98. Coach Larry Penley was rewarded with ACC Coach of the Year honors, the third consecutive year he has won that award. He became the first golf coach in ACC history to win the honor three straight years. Penley’s Tigers set school season records for stroke average (71.59), rounds under par (80), top 10 finishes (24) and first or second place team finishes (9). Clemson had a top 10 NCAA finish for the third straight year in 1998-99, the first time in the history of the program that Clemson had put three straight top 10s together. Along the way Clemson won a record tying five tournaments, including a record three in the fall. O n e o f t h e victories was at the San Juan Shootout in February in Puerto Rico. Clemson fired a record breaking 34-under-par for the event and had a record low 830 team score. Clemson was ranked number-one in the nation for most of the year. T h e s e a s o n concluded with an eighth-place finish out of the 30 teams a t t h e N C A A To u r n a m e n t a t Hazeltine National in Minnesota. Clemson had the lead after 36

holes, the first time the Tigers had a lead at the end of any round in NCAA play. Jonathan Byrd and John Engler were both first-team All-Americans, while Lucas Glover’s eighth-place individual finish at the NCAAs garnered him honorable mention selection. Byrd was also a first-team All-American in the classroom, becoming the seventh Clemson athlete in history to be first team All-American on the field of competition and in the classroom, in the same year.

1999 - 2002

The preseason polls for 1999-00 saw the Tigers ranked #1 in the nation. The Tigers did not win the national championship at season’s end, but did have many

In 2000, Clemson won both the ACC Tournament and NCAA East

Region titles.

Clemson Yearly Team Statistics Team Individual Stk Finishes Rds Rds Rds RdsYear Trns Stks Rds Avg 1 or 2 -Par -Par Top 10 60s Par/-par1982-83 12 8934 122 73.23 3 5 27 10 13 351983-84 10 11,200 152 73.68 4 3 45 17 13 631984-85 11 9754 132 73.89 2 2 29 16 16 481985-86 13 10,306 140 73.61 6 7 32 18 14 541986-87 15 11,395 156 73.04 8 12 49 22 17 691987-88 12 10,553 144 73.28 7 8 38 22 11 511988-89 13 11,037 152 72.61 5 11 58 19 27 781989-90 13 11,680 159 73.45 4 8 37 13 18 701990-91 14 11,462 156 73.47 4 8 37 15 12 491991-92 12 10,501 144 72.92 5 8 39 17 13 611992-93 14 11,368 156 72.97 7 14 43 22 13 731993-94 14 12,080 164 73.66 3 7 31 13 9 521994-95 14 11,546 156 74.01 1 5 34 9 9 461995-96 14 11,539 156 73.97 5 7 27 22 10 411996-97 14 11,099 152 73.02 4 8 38 20 13 581997-98 14 11,455 160 71.59 9 20 80 24 38 1031998-99 14 11,581 160 72.38 6 15 53 21 25 751999-00 12 10,555 148 71.32 7 21 77 23 40 992000-01 12 10, 299 144 71.52 5 20 81 16 35 1032001-02 13 10,656 148 72.00 3 15 62 14 30 812002-03 13 11,126 140 71.32 12 27 77 28 48 1082003-04 13 10,908 152 71.76 4 16 58 19 33 792004-05 12 10,625 144 73.78 0 5 29 6 13 442005-06 12 10,812 148 73.04 1 7 38 9 15 622006-07 10 8,716 120 72.63 2 8 37 10 19 502007-08 12 10,468 144 72.69 4 13 46 13 23 732008-09 10 8,720 120 72.67 3 11 39 15 24 562009-10 12 10,122 140 72.30 4 13 54 17 24 742010-11 11 9,628 132 72.94 1 9 44 10 21 632011-12 11 9,492 132 72.91 4 14 57 11 27 73


Golf History2004-present

Clemson continued its championship tradition in 2004 when the Tigers won both the ACC Tournament and the NCAA East Regional. The Tigers used a 10-under-par team round in the final round of the ACC Tournament to win the event for the eighth time under Head Coach Larry Penley. The win at the 2004 NCAA East Regional was the seventh in history for the Clemson program, more than any other college golf team. Greg Jones shot a four-under-par 66 in the final round and Brent Delahoussaye finished fourth individually for the 54 holes to lead the Tigers to the victory on the Yale University Golf Course. It was the fourth straight year Jones finished in the top 15 at the NCAA regional, a first in Clemson golf history. The Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the 23rd consecutive year and finished 18th overall in the 30-team field that competed at The Homestead in Virginia. After the tournament, Matt Hendrix, who had started the year competing at the Walker Cup for the United States team, was named a second-team All-American long with teammate Jack Ferguson. Clemson returned to the NCAA National Tournament and the Nation’s Elite teams with a Top 10 finish in 2006. Led by senior All-ACC player Brian Duncan and Stephen Poole, the Tigers finished seventh at the NCAA Tournament at Sunriver, OR. The balanced 2006 team had six different players record a Top 10 finish in 2006. Clemson’s 2006-07 season featured the play of Kyle Stanley, who had the top freshman season in Clemson history. The native of Gig Harbor, Washington was a First-Team All American, ACC Player of the Year, ACC Freshman of the Year, and finished second at the NCAA National Tournament. The 2007-08 season, Larry Penley’s 25th as head coach, saw Clemson return to the Top 5 at the NCAA Champion-ships, a first for the program since 2003. The Tigers finished third at the NCAA West Regional in the program’s first appearance at West. Kyle Stanley had his second straight Top 10 at the NCAA Championship with a 7th place finish at Purdue’s Kampen Course. The 2009-10 era saw a Clemson player win the Ben Hogan Award, another Clemson player reach the finals of the US Amateur and a former Tiger win the United States Open. Kyle Stanley won the Ben Hogan Award in May of 2009 for his first team All-America performance at Clemson and his outstanding amateur record. He finished second at the 2009 NCAA Championships in late May. Lucas Glover won the US Open in June, 2009 by two shots, as he withstood a final round run by Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods. He became the first former Tiger to win a professional major. In August of 2009, Ben Martin, a rising senior at Clemson, was the runner up at the US Amateur. That performance got him into the 2010 Masters and the 2010 US Open. Martin led Clemson to a second-place finish at the NCAA Regional and a 16th place team finish at the NCAA Finals at The Honors Course in Chattanooga. Martin and Stanley completed 2010 by qualifying for the PGA Tour in 2011 with outstanding performances at the Qualifying Tournament in December. Martin finished second and Stanley finished 16th. Corbin Mills burst on the national scene in the sum-mer of 2011 when he won the United States Public Links Championship and the Players Amateur. The Public Links title gave him an invitation to the 2012 Masters. He won the stroke play qualifier and the match play at the Public Links, the first golfer to win both in the same year since 2000 when D.J. Trahan did it.

landmark performances. Among the team highlights were championships at the ACC Tournament and the NCAA East Regional. It was the sixth ACC title and fourth regional crown for Larry Penley, but the first time the Tigers won both in the same year. Clemson also won its third straight Jerry Pate Intercollegiate in the fall. The season concluded with a seventh-place finish at the NCAAs at Auburn, the fourth straight top 10 finish for Clemson. Lucas Glover had a Clemson record 71.24 average for the year and was named first-team All-American. John Engler was a second-team selection, Jonathan Byrd was a third-team choice and D.J. Trahan, Clemson’s top performer at the NCAAs with a 15th-place finish, was honorable mention and was a freshman All-American. Byrd was also named a first-team Academic All-American, the second straight year he was an All-American on the course and in the classroom. The 1999-00 season also included Clemson’s first two hole in one shots in competition in the school’s history. John Engler (Ping Preview) and Michael Hoey (The Ridges) both accomplished the feat. In the summer of 2000, D.J. Trahan won the United States Public Links Championship, and earned an invitation to the 2001 Masters. Clemson recorded a fifth straight Top-10 NCAA finish and second, second-place ranking in a four year period with its performance at the 2001 NCAA Championships held at Duke University. Clemson finished in the top five in every event in the 2000-01 Academic Year, including team honors at the Jerry Pate Intercollegiate for the fourth straight year. Lucas Glover and John Engler concluded their careers as first-team All-Americans. Each was named All-ACC for the third straight year and each won a tournament, Glover the San Juan Shootout and Engler the ACC Tournament. D.J. Trahan was All-ACC and earned Honorable Mention All-American honors with a seventh-place finish at the NCAA’s. Clemson was supposed to have a relatively down year in 2001-02 with the loss of three starters, including All-Americans Lucas Glover and John Engler, a pair of four-year starters. But, the Tigers road the back of D.J. Trahan early in the season, then showed its ability as a strong team when it came to postseason play. The Tigers won the Ping Preview in September when Trahan birdied the final hole to give the Tigers a thrilling team victory.

Trahan won three events for the year, the first Clemson golfer to do that. His final victory came at the NCAA East Regional, helping the Tigers to a co-championship as a team. The fine play continued at Ohio State in the National Championships as Clemson finished tied for third. Clemson held the lead after the second round, the second time in history Clemson had the lead at the midway point of the national championships. At the conclusion of the season, Trahan was named the National Player of the Year, winning the Jack Nicklaus and Ben Hogan awards. His 70.33 stroke average was eighth best in NCAA history for a single season. Gregg Jones was named a second-team All-American.

A Championship Season

Clemson achieved the ultimate golf team accomplishment in 2003, winning the NCAA National Championship at Karsten Creek in Stillwater, OK. It was a dominating season for the Tigers, as they claimed six tournament trophies, a school record. In addition, Clemson became the first team in NCAA history to sweep conference, regional, and national tournaments. The Tigers went wire-to-wire as the nation’s No. 1 ranked team. The National Champions were led by three All-Americans. D.J. Trahan capped his brilliant career with first-team All-America honors. He also was named first-team All-ACC for the fourth consecutive year, joining Jonathan Byrd as the only four-time All-ACC selections in school history. Jack Ferguson was a second-team All-American, after appearing in only a handful of tournaments as a freshman in 2001-02. His birdie putt on the last hole won the ACC Championship, then his par on the 72nd hole clinched the NCAA title. Matt Hendrix was a third-team All-American and Verizon Academic All-District selection. Gregg Jones, another starter for the entire year, was a first-team All-ACC selection. Ben Duncan, the fifth starter on the championship squad, rounded out his Clemson career with a strong showing in the NCAAs. At the conclusion of the season, Larry Penley was named the National Coach-of-the-Year. Clemson finished the year 183-8-3 in head to head competition.

Clemson’s 2003 National Championship team


Lettermen-A-

Agnew, R.I. 1955-56 Charleston, SCAllison, Bill 1954,55,56 Albany, GA

-B-Baker, Bill 1983 Mullins, SCBaker, R.J. 1962, 63, 64 Mullins, SCBeard, Bo 1987, 88, 89, 91 Conroe, TXBeard, Eugene 1960, 61 Elberton, GABeasley, Richard 1974 Lamar, SCBiershenk, Nick 2005 Spartanburg, SCBiershenk, Tommy 1993, 94, 95, 96 Spartanburg, SCBlack, Kenneth 1974, 75, 76, 77 Greenville, SCBond, Allen Steven 1977, 78 Elberton, GABowie, Donald 1971 Liberty, SCBoyd, Alex 2009, 10, 11,12 Augusta, GABradshaw, Brewer 2010, 11,12 Columbia, SCBradshaw, Thomas 2011,12 Columbia, SCBroome, Stephen 1971, 72, 73 Sumter, SCBurger, Jacob 2009, 10, 11,12 Orangeburg, SCByce, Mike 1992, 94, 95, 96 Spartanburg, SCByrd, Jonathan 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Columbia, SC

-C-Carlisle, Mike 1978, 79, 80 Aiken, SCCarroll, J. Allen 1967, 69 Chester, SCCarson, James, H. 1966 Sumter, SCCastie, Thomas, M. 1968 Garden City, NYCatalioto, Martin 2002, 04, 05, 06 Hilton Head, SCChandler, Frank 1969, 70, 71 Sumter, SCChapman, Norm 1981, 82, 83, 84 Spartanburg, SCChapman, R.J. 1962, 63, 64 Anderson, SCClark, Bobby 1981, 82 Copper Hill, VAClark, Brad 1985, 86, 87, 88 Waterloo, IAClark, N.H. 1960, 61 Charleston, SCCoughlan, Richard 1994, 95, 96, 97 Offaly, IrelandCraft, Archie 1972, 73, 74, 75 Manning, SCCrittenden, E.M. Jr. 1957, 58, 59 Ware Shoals, SC

-D-Dannelly, David 2011,12 Easley, SCDarden, N. D. Jr. 1959 Albertville, ALDawes, Awtry Stephen 1967 Greenville, SC

Dawes, M.F. 1962, 63, 64 Greenville, SCDelahoussaye, Brent 2004, 05 Greenville, SCDeLiesseline, Ted 1966 Summerville, SCDelk, Billy 1948, 49, 50, 51 Greenwood, SCDelk, Thump 1993 Myrtle Beach, SCDickens, Paul 1996 Roanoke Rapids, NCDickinson, Charles 1978 Modesto, CADoolittle, Bobby 1990, 91, 92, 93 Delray Beach, FLDoulmar, Ray 1982 Fort Lauderdale FlDrawdy, Oswald 1987, 88, 89, 90 Hampton, SCDuncan, Ben 2000, 01, 02, 03 Greenville, SCDuncan, Brian 2003, 04, 05, 06 Greenville, SC

-E-Ellis, Danny 1990, 91, 92, 93 Haines City, FL Elmore, McCuen 2009, 10, 11,12 Cheraw, SCEngler, John 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Augusta, GAErvin, Tanner 2005, 06, 07,08 Mt. Pleasant, SC

-F-Fain, Max 1989, 90 Spartanburg, SCFerguson, Jack 2002, 03, 04, 05 Seneca, SCFerguson, Luke 1999 Rock Hill, SCFord, William 1968, 69 Charleston, SCFoster, James 1966 La Grange, GAFulmer, Elton 1968 Williston, SC

-G-Gardner, James 1966, 67 Walterboro, SCGarrertt, Hayden 2012 Easley, SC Gealy, Elliot 1996, 97, 98, 99 Salisbury, NCGeorge, E.D. 1959,60,61 Aiken SCGlover, Lucas 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Greenville, SCGoetze, Nicky 1990, 91, 92, 93 Hull, GAGooding, D.F. 1964, 65 Hampton, SCGrant, E.H. 1959 Chester, SCGriffith, Jason 1985, 86, 87, 88 Orangeburg, SCGrubbs, Thomas 1971, 72, 73, 74 Rock Hill, SC

-H-Hane, J.K. 1956, 57, 58 North Charleston, SCHarman, J.P. 1963, 64 Burlington, NCHartline, Charles 1967, 68 Jackson, SCHatfield, Vince 2006 Greenwood, SCHawthorne, Robert 1969, 70 Greenwood, SCHendrix, Matt 2002, 03, 04 Aiken, SCHoey, Michael 1999 Belfast, IrelandHopkins, Luke 2006, 08, 09, 10 Greer, SCHudson, Richard 1981 Kingsport, TN

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Lettermen

-I-Inman, A.J. 1956 Augusta, GA

-J-James, Tripp 2001, 02 Spartanburg, SCJohnson, Ben 2000 Clayton, NCJohnson, Billy 1952, 53, 54, 55 Aiken, SCJohnson, Kevin 1986, 87, 88, 89 Pembroke, MAJohnson, W.L. 1962, 63 Graniteville, SCJones, Britt 1992, 93, 94 Charlotte, NCJones, Gregg 2001, 02, 03, 04 Florence, SC

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Billy Kennerly 2012 Alpharetta, GAKing, Brennen 1998, 2000, 01 Aiken, SC

-L-Lawrence, Mike 1978, 79 Liberty, SCLiberty, Donald 1967, 68, 69, 70 Sea Girt, NJLong, J.M. 1958, 59,60 East Gadsden, AL

-M-Macfie, Jim 1982, 83, 84, 85 Camden, SCMadison, Robert 1981,82,83 Orlando FLMartin, Ben 2007, 08, 09, 10 Greenwood, SCMartin, Jim 1971, 72 Pamplico, SCMasters, S.A. 1961 Asheville, NCMattison, R.M. 1957, 58 Donalds, SCMaxon, Joey 1995, 96, 97, 98 Dover, DEMay, David 2006, 07, 08, 09 Auburn, NYMcCardle, Robert 1982, 85, 86 Columbia, SCMcKeller, James 1965, 66 Bennettsville, SCMcLoud, R.D. 1965 Elon College NCMcNair, James 1976, 77, 78, 79 Aiken, SCMills, Corbin 2010, 11,12 Easley, SCMollica, Phillip 2006, 07, 08, 09 Anderson, SCMoore, Parker 1974, 75, 76 Laurens, SCMoser, R.W. 1959, 60, 61 Chester, SCMoses, Joe 1974, 75, 76, 77 Delaware, OHMurray, J.L. 1959 Augusta, GAMuscatell, Mike 2010, 11 Lake Wylie, SCMyers, L.E. 1962, 63 Seneca, SC

-N-Neumann, John 1966, 67 Springdale, CTNimmer, Tony 1980, 81, 82, 83 Ridgeland, SC

-O-O’Keefe, Lou 1990, 91 Lynnfield, MAOlson, Sam 1988, 89, 90 Anniston, ALOrander, A.C. 1970 Easley, SCOvenden, Will 2010 Spartanburg, SC

-P-Patton, Chris 1987, 88, 89, 90 Fountain Inn, SCPenley, Larry 1978, 79, 80, 81 Dallas, NCPetrosewicz, Tom 1978, 79 Chagrin Falls, OHPierson, P.R. 1964, 66 Cromwell, CTPisano, Mark 1978 Lumberton, NCPolites, Mark 1981 Ofallo, ILPoole, Stephen 2004, 05 Spartanburg, SCProkop Pete 1982 Youngstown OhPruitt, Dillard 1981, 82, 83, 84 Greenville, SC

-R-Ralston, Mitch 1982, 84, 85 Gainesville, GARaulerson, Charles 1983, 84 Jacksonville, FLReeves, Crawford 2010, 11,12 Greenville, SCRigby, William 1972, 73, 74, 75 Kingstree, SCRose, Clarence 1979, 80 Goldsboro, NC

-S-Saari, Jani 1999, 2000, 01 Greenville, SCSanders, Alvin, Jr. 1972, 73 Sebring, FLSaunders, Sam 2007, 08, 09 Windermere, FL

Schaefer, Bruce, Jr. 1955,56,57 Toccoa, GASelf, J.C. 1963, 64, 65 Greenwood, SCShearer, Willie 1985 Marysville, OHShipley, William 1972, 74, 75 Moncks Corner, SCSeifert, Zack 2005, 08 Simpsonville, SCSmith, Charles 1975 Delaware, OHSmith, W.H., Jr. 1970 Fountain Inn, SCStanley, Kyle 2007, 08, 09 Gig Harbor, WAStarliper, Chad 1995, 96, 97, 98 Knoxville, TNStringer, Robert 1967 Columbia, SCSuber, Thomas 1968, 69, 70, 71 Whitmire, SCSwygert, Mark 1991, 92, 93, 94 Blythewood, SC

-T-Taylor, Mike 1984, 85, 86 Gastonia, NCTaylor, Julian 1980,81,82,83 Youngstown, OHTeasley, Mike 1976-77 Anderson SCThornhill, Ned 1953, 54 Charleston, SCThornton, Sean 1995, 96, 99 Easley, SCTownsend, F.A. 1960, 61, Aiken, SCTownsend, T.P., Jr. 1957 Laurens, SCTrahan, D.J. 2000, 01, 02, 03 Inman, SCTrivison, John 1984, 85 Hilton Head, SC

-U-Uhler, W.B.III 1958, 59, 60 Spartanburg, SC

-V-Van Savage, Robert 1976 Marietta, GAVan Arsdale, Wk 1956 Greer SCVerdery, R.F. 1961 Baltimore, MDVignati, Joe 1968, 69, 70, 71 North Augusta, SC

-W-Walker, John IV 1995 Macon, GAWallace, W.l. 1965 Ft. Monroe, VAWalsh, Kevin 1977, 78, 79, 80 Seminole, FLWarren, Charles 1995, 96, 97, 98 Columbia, SCWarren, George III 1956, 57, 58 Hampton, SCWhite, Jim 1975, 76, 77, 78 Aiken, SCWhite, Steve 1991, 92, 94 Dalton, GAWilliamson, Paul 1978 Aiken, SCWillis, Terry 1973 Clemson, SCWoodard, John, Jr. 1953, 54, 55, 56 Aiken, SC

-Y-Yaun, L.A., Jr. 1953, 54, 55, 56 Aiken, SC

-Z-Zipf, Bud 1969, 70 Bryn Mawr, PA

Active Clemson Golfers in PGA Tour Events

Player Year Tournament Scores Tot. Par Fin.Chris Patton 1990 Masters 71-73-74-78 296 +8 39 1990 Heritage 76-72 148 +6 cut 1990 Memorial 84-81 165 +21 cut 1990 Colonial 78-77 159 +15 cutKevin Johnson 1989 Memorial 83-76 159 +15 cutD.J. Trahan 2001 Masters 78-75 153 +9 cutKyle Stanley 2007 Arnold Palmer Inv. 75-74 149 +9 cut 2008 US Open 72-78 150 +10 cut 2009 Arnold Palmer Inv. 72-77 149 +8 cutBen Martin 2009 US Open 72-78 150 +10 cut 2010 Masters 75-80 155 +11 cutBilly Kennerly 2011 Wyndham 70-71 141 +1 cutCorbin Mills 2012 Masters 74-81 155 +11 cut 2012 Heritage 72-74 146 +4 cut

*Note: List does not include Sam Saunders playing in 2006 Arnold Palmer Invitational, he was not yet a Clemson Student


All-Time Results

1941 (2-0 Overall)4/23 10-8 W A Presbyterian5/3 3rd N1 State Tournament5/5 10.5-7.5 W H PresbyterianN1-Columbia, SC

1942 (1-0 Overall)4/28 13.5-4.5 W College of Charleston5/1 3rd N1 State TournamentN1-Columbia, SC

1943 (0-1 Overall)5/5 5.5-12.5 L A Davidson

1944No Team

1945No Team

1946 (4-0 Overall)4/5 17.5-.5 W H Davidson4/6 16.5-1.5 W H Letourneau4/8 16-2 W H South Carolina4/12 17.5-.5 W A South Carolina

1947 (8-0 Overall)3/20 16.5-10.5 W H Davidson4/10 27-0 W H Presbyterian4/18-20 4th N1 Southern Intercollegiates4/21 14.5-13.5 W A Davidson4/24 14-4 W A South Carolina4/25 12.5-5.5 W A Citadel4/26 16.5-1.5 W A Coll. of Charleston4/29 10.5-7.5 W A Wofford5/7 20.5-6.5 W H Wofford5/9-10 3rd N2 Southern Conference Tourn.5/20-21 1st N3 State TournamentN1-Athens, GA, N2-Durham, NC, N3-Spartanburg, SC

1948 (8-2 Overall)3/15 13.5-4.5 W A Wofford3/24 14.5-3.5 W H Wofford4/10 14-4 W H South Carolina4/16 13.5-4.5 W A Furman4/20 19-8 W A Presbyterian4/22 16.5-1.5 W H Furman4/23 26.5-.5 W H Presbyterian5/4-6 2nd N1 State Tournament5/14 6-12 L A South Carolina5/15 6.5-11.5 L A Citadel5/18 12.5-5.5 W H CitadelN1-Spartanburg, SC

1949 (9-2 Overall)3/11 20-0 W H Newberry3/15 17.5-9.5 W H Wofford3/28 9-18 L H Wake Forest4/1 17-1 W A Newberry4/7 9-18 L A South Carolina4/8 12.5-5.5 W A The Citadel4/11 16-2 W A Furman4/23 13.5-4.5 W H The Citadel4/25 12-9 W A Wofford4/26 17-1 W A Furman4/30 12.5-5.5 W H South Carolina5/17-20 3rd N1 State TournamentN1-Spartanburg, SC

1950 (5-2-1 Overall)3/22 21.5-5.5 W H Wofford3/31 13.5-13.5 T A South Carolina4/1 6.5-11.5 L A The Citadel4/4 14.5-3.5 W H Furman4/14 26.5-.5 W A Wofford4/18 12-15 L H South Carolina4/22 16.5-1.5 W H The Citadel5/2 25.5-1.5 W A Presbyterian5/10-12 1st N1 State TournamentN1-Spartanburg, SC

1951 (6-7 Overall)3/16 1.5-16.5 L A Florida3/20 17.5-.5 W A Wofford3/28 18-0 W H Newberry3/29 9-18 L H Duke4/2 16-2 W A Presbyterian4/7 7.5-10.5 L H The Citadel4/10 18-9 W H South Carolina4/14 3.5-14.5 L A The Citadel4/16 13.5-4.5 W H Presbyterian4/17 7-20 L A Georgia4/27 5.5-21.5 L A South Carolina4/30 8-19 L H Georgia5/4 17.5-0.5 W Wake Forest5/14-16 2nd N1 State TournamentN1-Spartanburg, SC

1952 (4-10 Overall)3/18 17-13 W A Wofford4/2 12-15 L A Davidson3/27 7-11 L H Furman4/4 16.5-8.5 W H South Carolina4/9 11-16 L H The Citadel4/10 13-14 L H Rollins4/17 8-10 L A Presbyterian4/18 11-16 L A South Carolina

1930 (3-3 Overall)4/8 13.5-4.5 W A Presbyterian4/9 11-7 W A Furman4/12 15.5-2.5 W H Presbyterian4/18 7.5-10.5 L H Furman4/25 0-18 L A Georgia4/26 2.5-15.5 L A Emory

1931 (4-2 Overall)4/25 5-9 L A Emory4/28 W A Presbyterian5/2 4.5-13.5 L A Furman W H Furman5/11 9.5-8.5 W A Wofford5/14 10.5-7.5 W H Wofford

1932 (2-2 Overall) 4/16 9.5-8.5 W H South Carolina4/30 3-15 L A South Carolina5/2 15.5-2.5 W H Furman5/4 3.5-14.5 L A Furman*Tied for State Championship

1933 (0-4 Overall)4/12 0-18 L H Georgia4/25 1-17 L A Furman4/29 5-5-12.5 L H Furman5/5 6-12 L A South Carolina

1934 (1-2-1 Overall)4/25 0-18 L A Furman5/9 10.5-7.5 W H Davidson5/11 9-9 T H South Carolina 6.5-11.5 L H Furman

1935 (2-2 Overall)4/12 17.5-.5 W A Wofford4/19 11.5-6.5 W H Wofford5/7 0-18 L A Furman5/10 8.5-9.5 L H Furman

1936 (1-3-2 Overall)4/9 9.5-8.5 W H Hampden-Sydney416 7.5-10.5 L A Wofford4/21 2.5-15.5 L A Furman4/27 9-9 T H Wofford4/29 6-12 L H South Carolina5/11 9-9 T A South Carolina

1937 (5-4 Overall)3/26 11-7 W H Hampden-Sydney4/15 10.5-7.5 W H Wake Forest4/19 11.5-6.5 W H Citadel4/21 18-0 W A Presbyterian4/23 12.5-5.5 W H South Carolina4/24 7.5-10.5 L A Furman4/27 6.5-11.5 L H Furman5/14 6.5-11.5 L A South Carolina5/15 1-17 L A Citadel

1938 (2-3-1 Overall)4/12 9-9 T H Michigan4/14 5.5-12.5 L A South Carolina4/19 18-0 W H Furman4/25 10-8 W H Citadel4/28 7.5-10.5 L H South Carolina4/30 5.5-12.5 L A Citadel

1939 (1-2 Overall)4/10 2.5-15.5 L H Michigan4/22 2nd N1 State Tournament424 4-14 L H Citadel 12-6 W South CarolinaN1-Columbia, SC

1940No Team

The 1956 Clemson Tigers


All-Time Results4/19 7-20 L A The Citadel4/22 20-7 W H Wofford4/23 10.5-16.5 L H Davidson4/28 15-3 W H Presbyterian5/5 8.5-9.5 L A Furman 13-14 L N2 N.C. State5/13-15 3rd N1 State TournamentN1-Spartanburg,SC N2-Greenville, SC

1953 (8-4 Overall)

3/31 4-23 L H Georgia4/7 17.5-9.5 W H Davidson4/15 19-2 W H Wofford4/16 .5-26.5 L A Georgia4/17 23.5-3.5 W H South Carolina4/20 18-0 W H Furman4/21 23.5-3.5 W A Wofford4/25 6.5-20.5 L A Davidson4/27 12-6 W A Furman4/30 16.5-.5 W H Presbyterian5/1 11.5-15.5 L A South Carolina5/5 12-6 W H Presbyterian5/12-14 2nd N1 State TournamentN1-Spartanburg, SC

1954 (6-7 Overall)3/22 19.5-1.5 W H Presbyterian3/23 20-7 W H South Carolina4/1 3.5-23.5 L H Duke4/2 11-16 L H Wake Forest4/5 8.5-18.5 L H Georgia4/10 19.5-7.5 W H The Citadel4/14 24-3 W A Wofford4/15 5-22 L A Georgia4/20 11.5-15.5 L H Maryland4/24 10-17 L A The Citadel4/23 13-14 L A South Carolina4/26 11.5-6.5 W A Presbyterian5/6 22-5 W H Wofford5/14-15 6th N1 ACC TournamentN1-Winston-Salem, NC

1955 (6-7-2 Overall)3/21 13.5-13.5 T H South Carolina3/29 23-4 W H Wofford3/30 5-22 L H Duke4/1 16-11 W H The Citadel4/2 3-24 L H Wake Forest4/4 12-6 W H Presbyterian4/13 8.5-18.5 L H Georgia4/19 23-4 W A Wofford4/21 14.5-3.5 W A Presbyterian4/23 17.5-9.5 W H N.C. State4/28 9-28 L A South Carolina5/2 7.5-10.5 L N1 Maryland

9-9 T A Virginia5/3 4-23 L A Wake Forest5/5 8-19 L A Georgia5/13-14 6th N2 ACC TournamentN1-Charlottesville, VA, N2-Winston-Salem, NC

1956 (9-5 Overall)3/21 24.5-2.5 W H Wofford3/24 18-9 W H Maryland3/28 14-13 W H Duke3/29 23-4 W H Illinois State4/2 14-13 W H Georgia4/7 8-19 L H Wake Forest4/9 19-8 W H South Carolina4/12 24-3 W A Wofford4/19 12-15 L A N.C. State4/20 12-15 L A North Carolina4/21 11-16 L A Wake Forest4/23 23-4 W H Virginia4/24 11-16 L A Georgia4/26 15-12 W A South Carolina4/27-28 2nd N1 State Tournament5/11-12 6th N2 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Winston-Salem, NC

1957 (4-8 Overall)3/28 11-16 L H Duke4/1 10-17 L A Maryland4/2 8.5-18.5 L A Virginia4/6 22.5-4.5 W H N.C. State4/9 8.5-9.5 L H South Carolina4/9 2-16 L H North Carolina4/12 9-18 L H Furman4/16 19-8 W H VMI4/18 0-27 L A Georgia4/24 8.5-18.5 L H Wake Forest4/25 21.5-5.5 W N1 The Citadel4/26-27 1st N1 State Tournament5/6 20-7 W A South Carolina5/10-11 7 of 8 N2 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Winston-Salem, NC

1958 (5-4 Overall)3/29 22.5-4.5 W H Wofford3/31 4-23 L H Maryland4/1 16-11 W H Virginia4/3 9.5-17.5 L A Furman4/11 7-20 L A Duke4/12 14-13 W A Wake Forest4/17 8-19 L H Georgia4/24 23-4 W N1 The Citadel4/25-26 3rd N1 State Tournament5/9-10 8th N2 ACC Tournament5/14 18.5-8.5 W H FurmanN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Winston-Salem, NC

1959 (6-4 Overall)3/25 22.5-1.5 W H Wofford4/3 15.5-11.5 W A Furman4/6 5.5-21 L A Georgia4/13 11.5-18.5 L A Maryland4/14 11-16 L A N.C. State4/23 17-10 W H Furman4/29 15-12 W H Wake Forest4/30 17.5-9.5 W H South Carolina5/5 14.5-12.5 W A Wofford5/6 4-23 L A North Carolina5/8-9 7th N1 ACC Tournament5/16-17 1st N2 State TournamentN1-Chapel Hill, NC, N2-Hampton, SC

1960 (5-5 Overall)3/23 19.5-7.5 W H Furman4/5 16.5-10.5 W H Wake Forest4/7 4.5-22.5 L A Georgia4/8 24-3 W A Furman 22.5-4.5 W N1 The Citadel4/11 8-10 L A South Carolina 8-10 L N2 Maryland4/13 9.5-17.5 L H Georgia4/15 18-9 W H Virginia4/29-30 1st N3 State Tournament5/12 4.5-22.5 L N4 North Carolina5/13-14 6th N4 ACC TournamentN1-Greenville, SC, N2-Columbia, SC, N3-Hampton, SC, N4-Durham, NC

1961 (4-4-1 Overall)3/22 13.5-13.5 T A Furman3/24 22-5 W H South Carolina4/5 10.5-16.5 L Georgia4/7 18.5-8.5 W H The Citadel4/10 9.5-17.5 L A Wake Forest4/17 12-15 L A Maryland4/18 11.5-15.5 L A Virginia4/21-22 2nd N1 State Tournament5/2 16-11 W H N.C. State5/5 21-6 W H Furman5/12-13 8th N2 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-College Park, MD

1962 (6-3-1 Overall)3/22 15-12 W H Furman3/26 15-12 W A South Carolina3/27 14.5-12.5 W A N.C. State

Clemson also won the State Tournament in 1959.

The Tigers finished first at the State Tournament in 1957.


All-Time Results4/2 14-13 W H Maryland4/3 13.5-13.5 T H Virginia4/9 7-20 L H Wake Forest4/13-14 4th N1 State Tournament4/16 16-11 W A Furman4/27 2.5-24.5 L A Duke5/2 8.5-18.5 L A The Citadel5/10 15-12 W N1 North Carolina5/11-12 8th N1 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Winston-Salem, NC

1963 (7-5 Overall) 3/25 2-19 L A Duke3/26 5.5-15.5 L A North Carolina3/28 16-2 W H Furman 11.5-9.5 W H The Citadel4/1 10.5-19.5 L H Maryland4/2 14-7 W H Virginia4/8 9-12 L H Wake Forest4/22 12-9 W H N.C. State4/19-20 2nd N1 State Tournament4/25 21.5-5.5 W A The Citadel5/3 24-3 W H Wofford 24-0 W H Presbyterian5/6 6.5-11.5 L H South Carolina5/10-11 8th N2 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Hot Springs, VA

1964 (2-8-1 Overall)3/19 6.5-14.5 L H North Carolina3/24 17-4 W H Hartford4/4 11.5-12.5 L H Duke4/6 3-18 L A Wake Forest4/7 9.5-11.5 L A N.C. State4/13 7.5-13.5 L A Virginia4/14 3-18 L A Maryland4/17-18 2nd N1 State Tournament4/28 13-11 W H Wofford5/1 9.5-11.5 L A The Citadel 9-9 T N2 Furman5/5 7-14 L A South Carolina5/8-9 7th N3 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Charleston, SC, N3-Columbia, SC

1965 (4-4 Overall)3/19 11-10 W A Wofford3/22 2.5-18.5 L A Duke3/23 3.5-17.5 L A North Carolina3/30 16-5 W H Virginia4/5 3.5-17.5 L H Wake Forest4/10 13.5-7.5 W H South Carolina 14.5-6.5 W H Maryland4/13 9-12 L H N.C. State4/23-24 2nd N1 State Tournament5/7-8 8th N2 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Pinehurst, NC

1966 (1-8 Overall)3/18 5-19 L H North Carolina3/25 11.5-12.5 L H Wofford3/31 18-6 W H MIT4/4 6.5-14.5 L H Wake Forest4/15-16 6th N1 State Tournament4/19 4.5-16.5 L A South Carolina4/21 3.5-17.5 L A N.C. State4/22 5-16 L N2 Maryland 4.5-16.5 L A Virginia4/29 2-19 L H Duke5/16-17 8th N3 ACC TournamentN1-Hampton, SC, N2-Charlottesville, VA, N3-Pinehurst, NC

1967 (2-6-1 Overall)3/21 2-19 L A North Carolina3/22 4-17 L A Duke3/29 19-9 W N1 MIT 11.5-16.5 L A Wofford4/4 10.5-10.5 T N2 N.C. State 10-11 L A South Carolina

4/11 12-9 W H Virginia4/14-15 3rd N3 State Tournament4/18 5-16 L A Wake Forest4/22 3-18 L H Maryland5/15-16 6th N4 ACC TournamentN1-Spartanburg, SC, N2-Columbia, SC, N3-Hampton, SC, N4-Pinehurst, NC

1968 (2-6 Overall) 3/18 6-30 L H Wofford 18.5-9.5 W H Rutgers3/25 3-18 L A South Carolina3/28-30 12th N1 Palmetto Invitational4/5-6 6th N2 State Tournament4/11 8-13 L H North Carolina4/15 3.5-17.5 L A Maryland 3.5-17.5 L N1 Virginia4/17 4.5-16.5 L H Wake Forest4/22 12.5-11.5 W H Duke5/13/14 7th N3 ACC TournamentN1-Orangeburg, SC, N2-Hampton, SC, N3-Sanford, NC

1969 (5-8-1 Overall)3/13 10.5-10.5 T H South Carolina3/24 10.5-7.5 W H Kent State3/26-29 12th N1 Palmetto Invitational4/7 3-24 L A Georgia4/10-12 2nd N2 State Tournament4/15 2.5-18.5 L A Wake Forest4/17 7-14 L H N.C. State 10-11 L H Wofford 4.5-16.5 L H Georgia4/19 11.5-9.5 W A Duke4/21 14-7 W N3 Wofford 21-0 W N3 High Point 16.5-4.5 W N3 Presbyterian4/26 9.5-11.5 L A Furman4/26 10-11 L N4 The Citadel4/26 5.5-15.5 L N4 Tennessee5/9-10 5th N5 ACC TournamentN1-Orangeburg, SC, N2-Hampton, SC, N3-Tryon, NC, N4-Greenville, SC, N5-Cary, NC

1970 (11-6 Overall)3/3 13-17 L A Erskine3/10 4.5-16.5 L A South Carolina3/19-21 11th N1 Palmetto Invitational3/23 8.5-12.5 L H Duke 14.5-6.5 W H Furman 9.5-11.5 L H Va. Tech3/30 11-10 W N Furman 11-10 W A South Carolina4/4 4th N2 Furman Invitational4/7 11-10 W A N.C. State4/13 10-11 L H North Carolina 11.5-9.5 W H Wofford4/14 8-13 L H Wake Forest 18-3 W H Presbyterian4/17-18 2nd N3 State Tournament4/23 14.5-9.5 W H Presbyterian 14-10 W H Gardner-Webb 22-2 W H Erskine4/24 9.5-8.5 W Appalachian St. 13-8 W The Citadel5/8-9 8th N4 ACC Tournament N1-Orangeburg, SC, N2-Greenville, SC, N3-Hampton, SC, N4-Pinehurst, NC

1971 (7-1 Overall)3/5 12-9 W H Erskine 11.5-9.5 W H Gardner-Webb3/17-20 13th N1 Palmetto Invitational4/1-3 17th N2 Furman Invitational4/5 6.5-7.5 L N3 Wofford 10.5-7.5 W Citadel4/8-10 2nd N4 State Tournament 15-3 W Marion 12.5-8.5 W Wofford4/12 16.5-4.5 W H Appalachian State4/13 18-9 W H Erskine

4/16-17 N5 State Tournament5/10-11 6th N6 ACC TournamentN1-Orangeburg, SC, N2-Greenville, SC, N3-Tryon, NC, N4-Hampton, SC, N5-ACC Tournament 1st and 2nd Rounds, Aiken, SC, N6-ACC Tournament 3rd and 4th Rounds, Rockville, MD

1972 (4-0 Overall)3/9 26-2 W H Presbyterian 23-5 W H Erskine3/22-25 8th N1 Palmetto Invitational3/29-4/1 7th N2 Furman Tournament4/4 22-6 W Gardner-Webb4/10 27-1 W Western Carolina4/15-16 2nd N3 State Tournament4/17-19 6th N4 ACC TournamentN1-Orangeburg, SC, N2-Greenville, SC, N3-Hampton, SC, N4-High Point, NC

1973 (2-1 Overall)3/5 7-14 L A Furman 20-1 W N1 Presbyterian 14.5-6.5 W N1 N.C.State3/15-18 13th N2 Palmetto Tournament4/5-7 5th N3 Furman Tournament4/16-18 6th N4 ACC TournamentN1-Greenville, SC, N2-Orangeburg, SC, N3-Greenville, SC, N4-Pinehurst, NC

1973-74Date Tournanent Finish Etowah 4th 4-Way Matches 2nd Orangeburg Invitational 8 of 22 Red Fox 2 of 14 Furman Invitational 7 of 22 State Invitational 1stApr. 22-24 ACC Tournament 5 of 7

1974-75Date Tournanent Finish

FallOct. 2-4 Etowah Valley 4 of 14Oct. 12-14 Calloway Gardens 9 of 22

SpringMar. 1-2 Seminole 10 of 26Mar. 11 Pinehurst 4 of 12Mar. 14-17 Orangeburg 8 of 19Mar. 19-22 Red Fox 2 of 14Mar. 28-30 Furman 7 of 25Apr. 4-6 College of Charleston 1 of 8Apr. 11-13 State 1 of 14Apr. 17-19 ACC Tournament 5 of 7

Led by Coach Bobby Robinson and seniors Charles Craft, Terry Willis, Bill Shipley and Bill Rigby, the 1975 Clemson

golf team finished first at the State Tournament.


All-Time Results1975-76

Date Tournanent FinishFall

Calloway Gardens 7 of 20 Etowah 2 of 11 Furman 5 of 21

SpringFeb. 26-Mar. 2 Seminole 14 of 27Mar. 9-12 Pinehurst 8 of 18Mar. 13-16 Orangeburg 10 of 18Mar. 18-21 Red Fox 1 of 14Mar. 21-22 Iron Duke 7 of 32Apr. 2-5 Furman 7 of 32Apr. 9-11 State 2 of 13Apr. 15-17 ACC Tournament 5 of 7

1976-77

Date Tournanent Finish ScoreFall

All-Dixie 7 of 17 Oct. 7-8 Etowah 2 of 13 Oct. 15-16 Furman 4 of 22 Cypress Gardens 10 of 17

SpringMar. 4-6 Seminole 8 of 23 303 Palmetto 9 of 18 Red Fox 3 of 17 Furman 6 of 27 Gulf American 8 of 19 State 15 of 24 Apr. 13-15 ACC Tournament 5 of 7 1138

1977-78Date Tournanent Finish Score

Fall Foxfire 17 of 24 LSU 7 of 14 Cypress Gardens 6 of 18

Spring W vs. S. Carolina 21-15 Seminole 2 of 24 904 Palmetto 12 of 24 1156Mar. 18-20 Iron Duke 4 of 18 884Mar. 25-26 Red Fox 1 of 18 Mar. 25-26 Furman 1 of 24 593Mar. 31-2 Gulf America 13 of 20 State 2 of 14 876Apr. 12-14 ACC Tournament 5 of 7 1132 Southern 11 of 24 910


Fall Grandfather Mtn. 8 of 12 LSU 10th of 14 Cypress Gardens 10th of 18

SpringFeb. 16-18 Gator 17 of 22 900Mar. 2-4 Seminole 2nd of 23 882Mar. 10-12 Pinehurst 7th of 28 1161Mar. 17-19 Iron Duke 3 of 18 873Mar. 23-25 Furman 5 of 24 601Apr. 17-19 ACC 4 of 7 1144


FallOct. 2-4 Grandfather Mtn. 3 of 14 612Oct. 10-13 LSU 5 of 16 874Oct. 26-28 Cypress Gardens 9 of 18 1162

SpringFeb. 25-26 Gator 10 of 22 864Feb. 29-2 Seminole 6 of 22 291Mar. 7-9 Palmetto 6 of 20 723Mar. 11-13 Pinehurst 3 of 18 570Mar. 20-22 Furman 3 of 21 883Apr. 5-7 Southeastern 4 of 21 901Apr. 18-20 ACC 2 of 8 871Apr. 25-27 Chris Schenkel 6 of 22 880May 28-31 NCAA Champ. 12 of 33 1213


FallSept. 25-27 State 1 of 12 Oct. 5-8 Grandfather Mtn 6 of 16 Oct. 24-26 Gyprus Garden 17 of 18

SpringFeb. 26-1 Seminole 4 of 21 868Mar. 5-8 Palmetto 11 of 18 1126Mar. 13-16 Iron Duke 2 of 24 1129Mar. 18-21 Furman 3 of 24 869Apr. 2-5 Southeastern 6 of 24 869Apr. 17-19 ACC 5 of 8 902Apr. 19-22 Schenkel 19 of 22 912


Fall E. Tennessee St. 13 of 18

Augusta 12 of 18 Cypress Gardens 10 of 18 State 2nd of 12

SpringFeb. 26-28 Seminole 15 of 23 904Mar. 4-7 Imperial Lakes 8 of 21 291Mar. 8-10 East Carolina T9 of 12 936Mar. 11-14 Iron Duke 2 of 24 872Mar. 17-20 Furman 11 of 25 888Mar. 25-28 Palmetto 4 of 18 1109Mar. 31- 3 Southeastern 12 of 26 924Apr. 8-10 Tar Heel 8 of 12 902Apr. 16-18 ACC 1 of 8 876May 5-8 Southeastern 7 of 23 895May 26-29 NCAA Champ. 16 of 31 882


Fall NC State 4 of 12 E. Tennessee St. 12 of 18 Augusta 2nd of 18 Pickens 3rd of 21 State 2nd of 12

SpringFeb. 24-27 Seminole 4 of 21 888Mar. 4-6 Imperial Lakes 15 of 21 896Mar. 11-13 Iron Duke 1 of 24 870Mar. 17-19 Furman 1 of 23 873Mar. 25-27 Palmetto 2 of 18 722Apr. 1-3 Southeastern 4 of 24 887Apr. 15-17 ACC 3 of 8 874Apr. 22-24 Schenkel 8 of 18 878May 19-21 Southern 3 of 26 870May 25-27 NCAA National 5 of 32 1176

1983-84Date Tournanent Finish ScoreFeb. 17-19 Palmetto Dunes 1 of 18 863Mar. 2-4 Lakeland 10 of 20 874Mar. 9-11 Palmetto 2 of 20 855Mar. 23-25 Iron Duke 4 of 24 875Apr. 5-7 Furman 2 of 21 895Apr. 13-15 Tar Heel 2 of 12 855Apr. 20-22 ACC 3 of 8 907Apr. 27-29 Chris Schenkel 8 of 18 870May 17-19 Southern 5 of 15 864May 23-26 NCAA National 19 of 32 1114


FallOct. 5-7 McGregor Downs 6 of 24 891Oct. 19-21 Augusta College 1 of 18 883

SpringFeb. 15-17 Hilton Head 3 of 24 891Feb. 22-24 Seminole Golf 5 of 21 886Mar. 8-10 Palmetto 3 of 15 869Mar. 14-16 State 2 of 12 882Mar. 29-31 Iron Duke 5 of 24 885Apr. 4-6 Furman 3 of 23 899Apr. 19-21 ACC 6 of 8 870Apr. 25-28 Schenkel 11 of 18 871May 22-25 NCAA National 27 of 30 933

1985-86Date Tournanent Finish Score +/-

FallSept. 27-29 Grandfather Mtn. 12 of 16 945 +81Oct. 5-6 MacGregor Downs 2 of 20 578 +2Oct. 25-26 S.C. Inter. 1 of 14 880 +16

SpringMar. 7-9 USC Spring Valley 1 of 12 588 +12Mar. 17-18 Campbell 1 of 20 580 +4Mar. 28-30 Iron Duke 2 of 24 867 +3Apr. 3-5 Furman 5 of 23 878 +14Apr. 18-20 ACC 4 of 8 879 +15Apr. 25-27 Schenkel 2 of 18 842 -22May 28-31 NCAA National 21 of 31 898 +34

Clemson’s 1979-80 squad was the first Clemson team to go to the NCAA Tournament as a unit. The Tigers, led by All-American Clarence Rose (front row, third from left),

finished 12th at the Championships held at Ohio State University.



Date Tournanent Finish Score +/-Fall

Sept. 25-28 Wake Forest 3 of 10 907 +43Oct. 2-4 MacGregor T7 of 18 594 +18Oct. 30-1 S.C. Inter. 1 of 17 866 +2Nov. 2-4 Fairfield-Saphire 2 of 8 616 +40Nov. 5-6 River Bend 1 of 10 291 +3Nov. 27-30 Palmetto Dunes 6 of 14 875 +11

SpringFeb. 20-21 Seminole 2 of 20 579 +3Feb. 27-1 Palmetto 1 of 15 552 -24Mar. 13-14 Gamecock 1 of 12 847 -29Mar. 20-22 Homberg 5 of 18 861 -3Mar. 27-29 Iron Duke 4 of 24 892 +28Apr. 1-4 Furman 2 of 18 590 +14Apr. 17-19 ACC 1 of 8 861 -3Apr. 23-26 Schenkel 5 of 18 867 +3June 10-13 NCAA National 11 of 33 1197 +45


FallSept. 21-23 Topy Cup 2 of 12 883 +19Oct. 5-7 Southwestern 8 of 25 889 +37Nov. 6-8 Southern 5 of 9 888 +24Nov. 19-21 Palmetto Dunes 1 of 17 860 -4

SpringFeb. 26-28 Palmetto 1 of 15 869 +5Mar. 10-12 Rafeal Alacron 4 of 12 874 +10Mar. 25-27 Wofford 1 of 12 880 +16Mar. 31- 2 Furman 5 of 20 888 +24Apr. 15-17 ACC 1 of 8 880 +40Apr. 22-24 Schenkel 1 of 18 854 -10May 13-15 Virginia 2 of 9 885 +21May 25-28 NCAA National 17 of 32 903 +51


FallOct. 8-9 Wachesaw Plant. 1 of 12 588 +12Nov. 4-6 Southern Inter. 3 of 10 885 +21Nov.17-19 Palmetto Dunes 1of 18 850 -14

SpringFeb. 17-19 National Collegiate 5 of 18 879 +15Feb. 25-26 Palmetto 1 of 18 559 -17Mar. 3-5 Imperial Lakes 4 of 24 857 -7Mar. 9-11 Golf Digest 5 of 15 878 +14Mar. 24-26 Wofford 2 of 12 871 +7Mar. 31-2 Furman 4 of 22 880 +16Apr. 14-16 ACC 5 of 8 891 +27Apr. 21-23 Chris Schenkel 2 of 18 853 -11May 25-27 NCAA East Regional 4 of 19 886 +22June 7-10 NCAA National 3 of 30 1160 +40


FallSept. 23-24 Golfweek/MacGregor 4 of 12 579 +3Oct. 3-4 LSU 1 of 12 875 +11Oct. 20-22 Carpet Capital 3 of 15 1132 +52Oct. 27-28 John Hancock 6 of 18 882 +18

SpringMar. 2-4 Imperial Lakes 14 of 24 877 +13Mar. 8-10 Golf Digest 7 of 15 885 +21Mar. 16-18 Palmetto 1 of 18 879 +15Mar. 23-25 Wofford 1 of 12 875 +11Mar. 30-1 Furman 5 of 22 880 +16Apr. 6-7 Ping/American 8 of 12 901 +37Apr. 20-22 ACC 1 of 8 876 +12May 24-26 NCAA East 7 of 23 865 +1June 6-9 NCAA National 12 of 30 1174 +22


FallSept. 21-23 Carpet Capital 10 of 18 897 +33Sept. 30-2 Ping Preview 1 of 15 867 +3Nov. 16-18 GW/Palmetto Dunes 4 of 18 863 -1

SpringMar. 1-2 Imperial Lakes 4 of 21 573 -3Mar. 8-10 Palmetto 3 of 18 895 +31Mar. 15-17 Golf Digest 7 of 16 887 +23Mar. 22-24 Wofford 2 of 15 878 +14Mar. 30-31 Furman 2 of 24 578 +2Apr. 12-13 Ping/American 8 of 12 904 +40

Apr. 26-28 Cavalier 3 of 17 874 +10May 7-8 Iron Duke 1 of 23 593 +17May 17-18 ACC Tournament 5 of 8 582 +6May 23-25 NCAA East 4 of 23 875 +35June 5-8 NCAA National 13 of 30 1196 +44


FallSept. 21-22 Carpet Capital Cl. 3 of 18 884 +20Oct. 7-8 Ping/GW Preview 12 of 15 872 +8Nov. 15-17 GW/Palmetto Dunes 10 of 18 894 +30

SpringMar. 6-8 Imperial Lakes 2 of 21 852 -12Mar. 13-15 Golf Digest 9 of 15 896 +32Mar. 20-22 Wofford 2 of 12 886 +22Mar. 27-29 Furman 1 of 22 866 +2Apr. 10-11 Ping/American 8 of 12 884 +20May 12-13 Iron Duke 1 of 21 577 +1May 15-17 ACC 2 of 9 845 -19May 21-23 NCAA East 4 of 22 879 +15June 3-6 NCAA National 12 of 30 1166 +14


FallOct. 2-3 Ping/GW Preview 2 of 15 880 +16Oct. 25-27 Jerry Pate 7 of 12 901 +37Nov. 13-15 Palmetto Dunes 13 of 18 884 +20

SpringFeb. 12-14 Puerto Rico 4 of 15 890 +26Mar. 5-7 Imperial Lakes 3 of 21 868 +4Mar. 13-14 Golf Digest 5 of 15 604 +28Mar. 26-28 Furman 1 of 21 582 +6Apr. 3-4 Carpet Capital 1 of 16 573 -3Apr. 10-11 Ping/American 9 of 12 885 +21Apr. 16-18 ACC 2 of 9 858 -6May 8-9 Palmetto Golf 1 of 18 867 +3May 14-15 Wofford 2 of 9 574 -2May 19-21 NCAA East 1 of 23 849 -15June 2-5 NCAA National 4 of 30 1153 +1


FallOct. 2-3 Ping/GW Preview 4 of 18 883 +19Oct. 25-26 Jerry Pate 11 of 12 901 +37Nov. 12-14 GW/Palmetto Dunes 11 of 18 873 +9

SpringFeb. 13-15 Puerto Rico 10 of 15 908 +44Mar. 4-6 Imperial Lakes 10 of 21 872 +8Mar. 11-13 Golf Digest 10 of 15 897 +33Mar. 25-26 Furman 2 of 24 585 +9Apr. 1-3 Carpet Capital 6 of 16 896 +32

Clemson’s 1990 squad finished first at the ACC Championship held at Northgreen Country Club in Rocky Mount, NC.

The Tigers captured the ACC Championship at Cardinal Country Club in Greensboro, NC in 1987.


All-Time ResultsApr. 9-10 PING/American 6 of 12 883 +19Apr. 15-17 ACC 6 of 9 897 +33Apr. 23-24 Palmetto 5 of 18 885 +21May 12-14 Wofford 2 of 10 581 +5May 19-21 NCAA East 1 of 23 868 +4June 1-4 NCAA National 9 of 30 1151 -1


FallSept. 23-24 Ping/GW Preview 14 of 18 604 +28Oct. 24-25 Jerry Pate 9 of 12 889 +25Nov. 11-13 GW/Palmetto 12 of 18 887 +23

SpringFeb. 12-14 Puerto Rico 7 of 15 903 +39Mar. 3-5 Imperial Lakes 10 of 21 869 +5Mar. 10-12 Golf Digest 6 of 18 892 +28Mar. 24-26 Furman 10 of 24 903 +39Mar. 31-2 Carpet Capital 12 of 15 920 +56Apr. 8-9 Ping American 10 of 12 894 +30Apr. 14-16 ACC Tournament 4 of 9 864 EApr. 22-23 Palmetto 6 of 17 903 +26May 12-13 Wofford 3 of 12 580 +4May 18-20 NCAA East 1 of 21 857 +17May 31- 3 NCAA National 21 of 30 594 +18


FallSept. 15-17 Ping/GW Preview 3 of 18 882 +21Sept. 23-24 Cavalier 6 of 12 882 +18Oct. 17-18 Adams Cup 3 of 15 902 +42Nov. 10-12 GW/Palmetto 6 of 18 878 +14

SpringFeb. 16-18 Puerto Rico 2 of 15 876 +12Mar. 8-10 Golf Digest 5 of 15 891 +27Mar. 15 Wofford 2 of 12 582 +6Mar. 29-31 Carpet Capital 1 of 15 869 +5Apr. 5-6 Ping 2 of 12 868 +4Apr. 19-21 ACC Tournament 3 of 9 870 +6Apr. 26-27 Palmetto 2 of 16 602 +26May 9-10 Liberty 4 of 8 590 +14May 16-18 NCAA East 8 of 23 907 +43May 29- 1 NCAA National 14 of 30 1227 +75


FallSept. 17-18 Topy Cup 3 of 12 868 +4Oct. 7-8 Ping/GW Preview 6 of 15 904 +52Oct. 21-22 Jerry Pate 10 of 12 896 +32Oct. 27-28 Rolex Team 6 of 8 MPNov. 8-10 Golf World 6 of 18 871 +7

SpringFeb. 24-25 Puerto Rico 3 of 14 870 +6Mar. 14-15 Golf Digest 3 of 15 592 +16Mar. 28-30 Furman 3 of 28 868 +4Apr. 4-6 US Collegiate 6 of 18 894 +30Apr. 12-13 Ping Int. 1 of 12 855 -9Apr. 18-20 ACC 1 of 9 867 +3May 8-9 Liberty 2 of 10 585 +9May 15-17 NCAA East 2 of 23 876 +36May 28-31 NCAA National 3 of 30 1153 +17


FallSept. 15-16 Palmetto 2 of 18 855 -9Sept. 29-30 Ping/GW Preview 9 of 15 874 +10Oct. 20-21 Jerry Pate 1 of 12 864 +12Nov. 2-3 Rolex Match Play 2 of 8 MPNov. 14-16 Palmetto Dunes 3 of 18 862 -2Nov. 28-29 Mauna Kea 2 of 13 861 -3

SpringFeb. 23-24 Puerto Rico 6 of 15 886 +22Mar. 13-15 Golf Digest 4 of 15 870 +6Mar. 23-24 Cuscowilla 2 of 12 847 +7Apr. 3-5 Carpet Capital 1 of 18 855 -9Apr. 11-12 BellSouth 5 of 10 880 +16Apr. 17-19 ACC 1 of 9 836 -28May 14-16 NCAA East 2 of 23 844 -20May 27-30 NCAA National 2 of 30 1121 -31


FallSept. 12-13 The Ridges 1 of 14 844 -20Sept. 28-29 Ping Preview 7 of 15 896 +32Oct. 19-20 Jerry Pate 1 of 12 832 -20Oct. 31-2 Rolex Match Play 2 of 8 MPNov. 6-8 Palmetto Dunes/GW 3 of 18 866 +2Nov. 25-26 Mauna Kea 1 of 12 871 +7

SpringFeb. 21-23 San Juan Shootout 1 of 18 830 -34Mar. 12-14 Golf Digest 4 of 15 863 -1Mar. 27-28 Schenkel 1 of 15 869 +5Apr. 2-3 Carpet Capital 9 of 18 882 +18Apr. 9-10 BellSouth 4 of 12 877 +13Apr. 16-18 ACC 4 of 9 876 +12May 20-22 NCAA East 10 of 23 876 +24June 2-5 NCAA National 8 of 30 1199 +47


FallSept. 11-12 The Ridges T6 of 15 890 +26Sept. 19-21 Ping/GW Preview 2 of 18 856 -8Oct. 1-3 Carpet Classic 2 of 15 862 -2Oct. 18-19 Jerry Pate 1 of 12 835 -17Nov. 5-7 Palmetto Dunes 4 of 18 843 -21

SpringFeb. 27-29 Puerto Rico 4 of 15 861 -3Mar. 10-12 Las Vegas 6 of 14 850 -14Mar. 25-26 Schenkel 2 of 15 846 -18Apr. 7-9 US Collegiate 2 of 12 852 -12Apr. 21-23 ACC 1 of 9 856 -8May 18-20 NCAA East 1 of 27 871 +19May 31- 3 NCAA National 7 of 30 1133 -19


FallSept. 9-10 The Ridges 3 of 14 864 ESept. 25-26 Ping/GW Preview 3 of 16 588 +12Oct. 6-8 Carpet Classic 2 of 15 871 +7Oct. 16-17 Jerry Pate 1 of 12 825 -27Nov. 3-5 Palmetto Dunes 5 of 18 848 -16Nov. 10-12 Rolex Match Play 4 of 8 MP

SpringFeb. 25-27 Puerto Rico 2 of 15 862 -2Mar. 9-11 Las Vegas 3 of 15 869 +5Mar. 24-25 Schenkel 3 of 15 859 -5Apr. 6-8 Ford US Collegiate 3 of 12 874 +10Apr. 20-22 ACC Tournament 2 of 9 853 -11May 17-19 NCAA East 4 of 27 842 -22May 30-2 NCAA National 2 of 30 1144 -8

Clemson won the NCAA East Regional in 1995.

In 2000, Clemson won both the ACC Tournament and NCAA East Region titles.



Date Tournanent Finish Score +/-Fall

Sept. 8-9 The Ridges 9 of 15 871 +7Sept. 28-30 Ping/GW Preview 1 of 15 862 +10Oct. 5-7 Carpet Classic 4 of 15 882 +18Oct. 15-16 Jerry Pate 3 of 12 860 +8Nov. 9-11 Hilton Head Inv. 3 of 15 872 +20

SpringFeb. 24-26 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 15 854 -10Mar. 8-10 Las Vegas 4 of 16 867 +3Mar. 23-24 Schenkel 6 of 15 876 +12Apr. 6-7 Augusta St. Inv. 3 of 18 849 -15Apr. 19-21 ACC Tournament 3 of 9 845 -19May 16-18 NCAA East 1 of 27 876 +12May 29-1 NCAA National 3 of 30 1142 +6

2002-03 (National Champions)Date Tournament Finish Score +/-

FallSept. 3-5 Topy Cup 1 of 15 830 -34Sept. 27-29 Carpet Classic 1 of 18 850 -14Oct. 7-8 Ping Preview 2 of 15 886 +22Oct. 14-15 Jerry Pate 1 of 12 556 -12Nov. 8-10 Hooters Match Play 2 of 16 MP

SpringFeb. 17-18 Mercedes Benz 2 of 15 862 -2Feb. 23-25 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 18 872 +8Mar. 7-9 Las Vegas 3 of 15 858 -6Mar. 22-23 Schenkel Inv. 2 of 15 847 -17Apr. 5-6 Augusta St. Invit. 2 of 17 822 -42Apr. 18-20 ACC 1 of 9 865 +1May 8-9 Atlanta Int. 2 of 12 848 -16May 15-17 NCAA East 1 of 27 839 -25May 27-30 NCAA National 1 of 30 1191 +39

2003-04Date Tournament Finish Score +/-

FallSept.13-14 The Ridges 3 of 18 871 +7Sept. 22-23 The Preview 3 of 15 575 +8Oct. 3-5 Carpet Classic 2 of 18 858 -6Oct.13-14 Jerry Pate 4 of 12 826 -26Nov. 7-9 Hooter’s Match Play 3 of 16 MP

SpringFeb. 8-10 Mercedes Benz 4 of 18 889 +25Feb. 22-24 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 18 856 -8Mar. 12-14 Las Vegas 3 of 15 859 -5Mar. 20-21 Schenkel Inv. 6 of 15 878 +14Mar. 29-30 Atlanta Int. 4 of 12 855 -9Apr. 3-4 Augusta State Inv. 6 of 18 876 +12Apr. 16-18 ACC 1 of 9 837 -27May 20-22 NCAA East 1 of 27 856 +16June 1-4 NCAA National 18 of 30 872 +32


FallSept. 11-12 The Ridges 3 of 15 861 -3Sept. 26-27 The Preview 11 of 15 882 +42Oct. 10-12 Jerry Pate 10 of 12 855 +3Oct. 25-26 UCF Collegiate 6 of 16 884 +20Nov. 5-7 Carpet Classic 5 of 18 896 +32Nov. 14-16 Hooters Match Play 6 of 16 MP

SpringFeb. 21-Mar. 1 Puerto Rico Cl. 9 of 18 873 +9Mar. 11-13 Las Vegas 13 of 15 903 +39Mar. 18-20 Schenkel Inv. 12 of 15 903 +39Mar. 27-29 Hootie’s Inv. 12 of 15 896 +44Apr. 2-3 Augusta St. Inv. 12 of 18 937 +73Apr. 15-17 ACC Tournament 4 of 10 883 +19May 19-21* NCAA East 11 of 27 852 E* - missed final NCAA spot by 2 shots


FallOct. 10-11 Jerry Pate 7 of 14 851 -1Oct. 23-25 Isleworth 11 of 18 912 +48Nov. 4-6 Carpet Classic 6 of 18 874 +10

SpringFeb. 24-26 Puerto Rico Cl. 9 of 18 877 +13Mar. 10-12 Las Vegas 5 of 15 902 +38Mar. 17-19 Hall of Fame 10 of 17 909 +45Mar. 26-28 Hooties Inv. 9 of 15 879 +27Apr. 1-2 Augusta St. 3 of 15 864 EApr. 10-11 US Collegiate 1 of 13 864 EApr. 21-23 ACC Tournament 3 of 11 840 -24May 18-20 NCAA Central 8 of 17 881 +29

May 31-3 NCAA National 7 of 30 1157 +5


FallSept. 15-17 Carpet Classic 2 of 18 847 -17Oct. 2-4 Ping Preview 7 of 15 855 +15Oct. 22-24 Isleworth Coll. 6 of 18 894 +30Oct. 29-31 Callaway Match Play MPNov. 22-23 Ahoha Purdue 5 of 9 859 +19

SpringFeb. 25-27 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 18 851 -13Mar. 9-11 Las Vegas 8 of 15 896 +32Mar. 30-1 Augusta St. 10 of 18 874 +10Apr. 9-11 US Collegiate 6 of 15 898 +34Apr. 20-22 ACC Tournament 3 of 11 858 -6May 17-19 NCAA East *10 of 27 884 +20* - lost 4-hole playoff to Coastal Carolina for final NCAA National berth


FallSept. 4-6 Topy Cup 4 of 4 880 +16Sept. 14-16 Carpet Classic 13 of 18 897 +33Oct. 7-9 The Brickyard 2 of 13 839 -25Oct. 21-23 Isleworth Coll. 2 of 18 862 -2

SpringFeb. 29-2 Puerto Rico Cl. 8 of 15 875 +11Mar. 14-16 Linger Longer Inv. 7 of 14 888 +24Mar. 23-25 The Hootie 2 of 15 850 -2Mar. 28-30 Furman Inv. 2 of 24 877 +13Apr. 4-6 Augusta St. Coll. 8 of 18 578 +2Apr. 18-20 ACC Tournament 6 of 11 854 -10May 15-17 NCAA East 3 of 27 867 +3May 28-31 NCAA National 5 of 30 1201 +49


FallSept. 12-14 Carpet Classic 4 of 18 872 +8Sept. 28-30 Ping Preview 7 of 15 874 +22Oct. 11-13 The Brickyard 3 of 15 866 +26Oct. 26-28 Isleworth Coll. 6 of 18 895 +31

SpringFeb. 27-1 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 15 838 -26Mar. 13-15 Las Vegas Inv. 7 of 15 887 +18Mar. 29-31 The Hootie 7 of 15 855 +3Apr. 5-7 US Collegiate 1of 15 826 +12Apr. 18-20 ACC Tourn. 2 of 11 849 -15May 14-16 NCAA Northeast 9 of 14 908 +56


FallSept. 11-13 Carpet Classic 9 of 12 884 +20Oct. 10-12 The Brickyard 2 of 15 576 EOct. 25-27 Isleworth Coll. 11 of 15 909 +45

SpringFeb. 8-9 Jacksonville Inv. 3 of 15 901 +37Feb. 21-23 Puerto Rico Cl. 3 of 15 843 -21Mar. 8-9 USCA Cleveland 2 of 18 862 +22Mar. 19-21 Furman 1of 24 865 +1Mar. 28-30 The Hootie 8 of 15 857 +5Apr. 3-4 Augusta State Inv. 4 of 18 845 -19Apr. 23-25 ACC Tourn. 6 of 11 862 -2May 20-22 NCAA Southeast 2 of 13 843 +3

Jun1-6 NCAA National 16 of 30 875 +11


FallSept. 10-12 Carpet Classic 3 of 12 862 -2Sept. 26-28 Ping Preview 13 of 15 932 +68Oct. 8-10 The Brickyard 7 of 15 873 +9Oct. 24-26 U.S. Collegiate 12 of 15 905 +41

SpringJan 31- 1 Jacksonville Inv. 5 of 15 888 +24Feb. 20-22 Puerto Rico Cl. 4 of 15 873 +9Mar. 7-8 USCA Cleveland 6 of 18 868 +28Mar. 18-20 Furman 1of 22 848 -16Apr. 2-3 Augusta State 3 of 17 859 -5Apr. 22-24 ACC Tournament 3 of 11 861 -3May. 19-21 NCAA SouthCentral 7 of 13 859 -5


FallSept. 9-11 Carpet Classic 5 of 12 863 -1Oct. 3-4 Jerry Pate 2 of 12 856 +16Oct. 14-16 Bank of Tennessee 6 of 15 886 +22Oct. 23-25 U.S. Collegiate 5 of 14 868 +4

SpringFeb. 19-21 Puerto Rico Cl. 2 of 15 852 -12Mar. 5-6 USCA Cleveland 1 of 18 854 +14Mar. 16-18 Furman 1 of 21 838 -26Mar.31-1 Augusta St. 13 of 16 868 +4 Apr. 9-10 The Woodlands 6 of 15 863 -1Apr. 20-22 ACC Tournament 4 of 11 857 -7May. 18-20 NCAA SouthEast 11 of 14 887 +23

Kyle Stanley finished second at the NCAA Tournament twice.

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