2016-17 Clemson Women's Golf Media Guide by Clemson Tigers

Table Of Contents 2016-17 Season .Schedule, 2016-17 �� 2 .Season Outlook, 2016-17 �� 3 .Roster, 2016-17 �� 4 .Meet the Tigers �� 5 .Ashley Czarnecki �� 6 .Alice Hewson �� 7 .Jessica Hoang �� 9 .Sydney Legacy �� 11 .Marisa Messana �� 12 .Sloan Shanahan �� 14 .Kennedy Swann �� 16 .McKenzie Talbert �� 17 .Ana Paula Valdez �� 18 Coaching Staff H. ead Coach Kelley Hester �� 19 .Year by Year �� 20 Heather Bowie Young �� 21 2015-16 in Review .Statistics �� 22 .Season Bests �� 22 .Boxscores �� 23 .Vs. All Competition �� 24 .Miscellaneous Stats �� 24 Facilities .Walker Course �� 25 .Walker Course Hole by Hole �� 26 .Bond Practice Facility �� 28 Records .Boxscores, 2013-14 �� 33 .Boxscores, 2014-15 �� 34 .Honors and Awards �� 32 .Individual Records �� 30 .Individual Season Bests �� 35 .Lettermen �� 30 .Season stats year by year �� 36 .Team Records �� 31 .Season Results and stats �� 36

Clemson Women’'s Golf Directory Head Coach: Kelley Hester (1st year) hester7@clemson.edu (864) 656-4124 Assistant Coach: Heather Bowie Young hyoung3@clemson.edu Director of Golf: Larry Penley plarry@clemson.edu Administrative Assistant: Roberta Balliet rballie@clemson.edu (864) 656-1940 Sports Communications: Tim Bourret btimoth@clemson.edu (864) 656-1926 Grad Asst. Communications: Carl Danoff danoff@g.clemson.edu Athletic Trainer: Jerome Razayeski NCAA Compliance: Brad Woody Strength & Conditioning: Justin Houng Nutritionist Lisa Chan Academic Advisor Leslie Moreland

Quick Facts on Clemson Women’'s Golf President: James P. Clements Director of Athletics: Dan Radakovich Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 23,406 Conference: Atlantic Coast Nickname: Tigers Colors: Tiger Orange & Regalia Home Course: Walker Course Website: clemsontigers.com Twitter/Instagram: @clemsonwgolf

Credits: The 2016-17 Clemson Women’s Golf media guide was written and edited by Tim Bourret. Interior layout and design by Heath Bradley and Claire Fisher. Cover design by Jeff Kallin Photos: Dawson Powers, Rex Brown Carl Acherman, Ashley Jones, Patrick Wright, Vern Verna, Mark Crammer

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SCHEDULE

Clemson Women’s Golf Schedule 2016-17 DATE TOURNAMENT COURSE SEPT. 24-26 SCHOONER FALL CLASSIC BELMAR GC OCT. 2-4 COUGAR CLASSIC YEAMANS HALL OCT. 16-18 GREENVILLE REGIONAL PREVIEW IRONWOOD GOLF & CC OCT. 28-30 LANDFALL TRADITION CC OF LANDFALL FEB. 5-7 UCF CHALLENGE EAGLE CREEK GC FEB. 19-21 ALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL ENGLISH TURN MAR. 11-12 SUN TRUST GATOR INV. MARK BOSTIC CC MAR. 24-26 LSU TIGER GOLF CLASSIC UNIVERSITY CLUB MAR. 31-2 CLEMSON INVITATIONAL RESERVE AT LAKE KEOWEE APR. 21-23 ACC CHAMPIONSHIP RESERVE CLUB MAY 8-10 NCAA REGIONALS #TBA MAY 19-24 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RICH HARVEST FARMS #Albuquerque, NM, Athens, Ga, Columbus, Ohio or Lubbock, Tex.

Clemson will play in 10 tournaments in five different states according to the 2016-17 regular season schedule. The challenging slate will see the Tigers compete in three tournaments for the first time. For the second time in history Clemson will play in the Schooner Fall Classic at Belmar Golf Club in Norman, Okla. That three-day 54-hole event that opens the season will run September 24-26 and will feature many teams who competed in the 2016 NCAA Tournament. For the fourth consecutive year, Clemson will play in the Cougar Classic at Yeamans Hall Club in Charleston, S.C. The Tigers finished second at the event in the first tournament in Clemson history in September of 2013. This year’s tournament will be played October 2-4 and will feature over 20 teams in a national field. For the first time, Clemson will play in the Greenville Regional Preview at the Ironwood Golf and Country Club in Greenville, N.C. The fall portion of the schedule concludes October 28-30 at the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, N.C. That event will be played at the difficult Country Club of Landfall, a Pete Dye designed course.

CITY NORMAN, OKLA CHARLESTON, S.C. GREENVILLE, NC WILMINGTON, NC ORLANDO, FLA. NEW ORLEANS, LOUIS. GAINESVILLE, FLA. BATON ROUGE, LOUIS. SUNSET, SC PAWLEY’S ISLAND, SC #TBA SUGAR GROVE, ILL.

Clemson has five regular season events in the spring, plus the ACC Championship. Hester’s team begins the spring at another first time event for the Tigers, the UCF Challenge at Eagle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Fla. Feb. 5-7. Clemson will travel to Louisiana twice in the early spring. The Tigers will play in the Allstate Sugar Bowl for the fourth straight year Feb. 19-21 in New Orleans, and play at the LSU Tiger Golf Classic March 24-26 in Baton Rouge for the first time. Sandwiched in between is a trip to the University of Florida for the Sun Trust Gator Invitational. Clemson will serve as host of the Clemson Invitational at the Reserve at Lake Keowee in Sunset, S.C. March 31- April 2. The event will once again feature many of the top 25 teams in the nation as the final preparation for the ACC Championship. The ACC Tournament will be held at The Reserve Club at Pawley’s Island, S.C, the first time the state of South Carolina has played host to the women’s event. NCAA Regionals will be play May 8-10 with the sites being Albuquerque, NM, Lubbock, Texas, Athens, Georgia and Columbus, Ohio. The NCAA Championship will be May 19-24 in Sugar Grove, Ill.

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SEASON OUTLOOK Entering its fourth year of existence, the women’s golf program is coming off its most successful season as a program. Alice Hewson set the tone early, winning ACC and national player-ofthe-month honors after opening the season with victories in her first two tournaments. Hewson also set a program record when she shot a 65 in the first tournament of the year. Later in the season, the Tigers served as hosts for the inaugural Clemson Invitational at The Reserve at Lake Keowee. The tournament featured 13 of the top-100 players in the nation, and the Tigers did not disappoint in front of their home crowd. Clemson finished fifth overall, ahead of No. 19 Tennessee, No. 22 Texas A&M and No. 32 Houston. The effort gave Clemson the momentum it needed to finish ahead of No. 19 Florida State, No. 37 Notre Dame, No. 39 Louisville and No. 41 Miami (Fla.) to earn a program-best sixth place finish at the ACC Championships just two weeks later. Hewson, Marisa Messana and Sydney Legacy all finished tied for 19th to lead the Tigers’ effort that would earn them their second NCAA Regional Championship bid. Prior to the regional, Hewson was named first-team AllACC and Clemson’s first ACC Freshman-of-the-Year recipient. She then helped Clemson to an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Regional Championships. Over the summer, Hewson achieved her dream of not only competing for Great Britain & Ireland in the Curtis Cup, she helped lead her country to the championship of the European Team Championships. After coaching against the Tigers, first-year head coach Kelley Hester understands the type of program Clemson is and what it can become. “Honestly, I underestimated the pull that Clemson had in the world of women's golf,” admitted Hester. “From the moment the program was announced, kids wanted to go to Clemson with no history and no tradition other than what the men had accomplished. “I felt it when I was coaching in Athens and I definitely felt it when I moved to the Upstate and was trying to get things going at Furman. How could you not be excited to be at a place where kids really want to be? “Additionally, the resources that are available to coaches and student-athletes are really amazing. I believe that if the NCAA allows an athletic department to provide it, then Clemson will find a way to make it happen. As a coach, there is no substitute for knowing that you can take care of your student-athletes.” Hester leads the program following a very successful stint at Furman in which she led the Paladins to the 2015 and 2016 Southern Conference Championships and was named SoCon Coachof-the-Year each season. Under her tutelage, Furman produced the SoCon Player-of-the-Year the last two years and the SoCon Freshman-of-the-Year the last three seasons. Hester has also coached some of the top talent in today’s game. From 2005-08, Hester coached Stacy Lewis at Arkansas, where she was the 2005 SEC Freshman-of-the-Year, 2007 national champion and 2008 SEC Championship individual medalist and SEC Player-of-the-Year. Breaking onto the LPGA Tour in 2009, Lewis has won 11 LPGA events, two of which are majors. Alongside Hester is Heather Bowie Young, who assisted Arizona State to a national title before winning an individual national championship of her own at Texas. Following her college years, Young earned 28 top-10 finishes in 16 years on the LPGA Tour. Between the two new coaches and the talent that this program possesses, they are excited about the year to come. “We have an incredibly competitive group of young ladies. So far, they have been willing to do everything that has been asked of them, but I have a feeling that a few of them have an extra gear that you don't see at practice, and I'm excited to see what this group

can do in the heat of competition.” The Tigers return all but one of last year’s starters, however, they replace that void well with the addition of Ana Paula Valdes. The freshman from Morelia, Mexico joined the program as another student-athlete with experience competing on the national stage. Valdes and Hewson were both selected to represent their countries in this year’s World Amateur Team Championships. “Alice was the ACC Freshman-of-the-Year in one of the toughest conferences in golf,” said Hester. “Additionally, she is the top returner as a sophomore. She and Ana Paula represented their countries at the World Amateur, which means they are ranked in the top three in their nation. “Having two world-class players as underclassmen really bodes well for the future of this young program and gives us a strong foundation moving forward. Early indications in practice show me that we have a ton of talent. We do not have much depth, however, if we can get everyone clicking at the same time, we are capable of playing with anyone.” Hester has five other players with experience on her roster. Sloan Shanahan is Clemson’s career leader in a number of categories and she will participate in the fall before she graduates in December and moves on to the business world. She was a firstteam All-ACC selection as a freshman. Marisa Messana is a junior from Florida who was third on the team in stroke average last year when she played in eight of the 10 tournaments. She has played well in the ACC Tournament each of the last two years with a pair of to 20 finishes. She was Clemson’s top player in two of the events a year ago. Sydney Legacy came on strong last year when she joined the team in January as a junior college transfer. The junior in 2017 had a 77.07 average and finished 19th at the ACC Championship. She was also Clemson’s third best player at the NCAA Regional. Jessica Hoang and McKenzie Talbert are two seniors with considerable experience dating to he fall of 2013 when they both played in Clemson’s first tournament in Charleston. Hoang has played in 28 tournaments, more than any other Tiger, while Talbert is a veteran of 65 career rounds. Two more players join the program in January. Kennedy Swann finished second in the Texas 6A High School Tournament last year and has considerable junior experience, while Ashley Czarnecki is a transfer from Wofford who was a top player in South Carolina coming out of high school.

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ROSTER Academic Excellence

Clemson’s women’s golf team has been ranked among the top 10 percent of all programs nationally in terms of APR scores each of the last two years. The women’s golf team and the Clemson football team are the only programs that can make that claim at Clemson. The APR measures eligibility, graduation and retention each term and provides a clear picture of the academic performance for each team in every sport. The most recent APRs are multiyear rates based on scores from the 2011-2012, 2012-13, 2013-14 and 2014-15 academic years. The ACC has long been considered one of the most competitive in the nation on the course and that is the case in the classroom. Clemson is one of nine ACC programs to rank in the top 10 percent in APR scores each of the last two years. The others are Boston College, Duke, Florida State, NC State, North Carolina, Louisville, Miami (FL) and Virginia. Additionally, Clemson had three players named to the Academic All-ACC team last year in Alice Hewson, Marisa Messana and Lauren Stephenson. Hewson also made the All-ACC team on the course. Additionally, Messana and Sloan Shanahan were named Academic Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association. It was the third selection for Shanahan and the second for Messana, who is a 4.0 student.

2016-17 ROSTER Name Hgt Cl Ashley Czarnecki 5-4 Fr. Alice Hewson 5-9 So. Jessica Hoang 5-1 Sr. Sydney Legacy 5-8 Jr. Marisa Messana 5-7 Jr. Sloan Shanahan 5-5 Sr. Kenendy Swann 5-2 Fr. McKenzie Talbert 5-5 Sr. Ana Paula Valdes 5-6 Fr.

Exp HS 1VL 3VL 1VL 2VL 3VL HS 3VL HS

Coaching Staff Title Kelley Hester Head Coach Heather Bowie Young Assistant Coach Support Staff Title Johnny Garstka Graduate Assistant Leslie Moreland Academic Advisor Justin Houng Strength Training

ALICE HEWSON

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Hometown Greenville, S.C Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, UK North Augusta, S.C. Lexington, S.C. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Suwanee, Ga. Austin, Tex. Edgefield, S.C. Morelia, Mexico Tenure 1st Season 1st Season

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ASHLEY CZARNECKI

ASHLEY

CZARNECKI FRESHMAN 5-4 GREENVILLE, SC MAULDIN HS

CZARNECKI Q & A

Overview: In first year with the program, she entered Clemson in January of 2017 as a transfer from Wofford...played in three tournaments and eight rounds at Wofford in fall of 2016..had best round of the fall in her first round as a collegian with a 70 at the Lady Paladin Invitational….finished 21st at Terrier Invitational for her top 54-hole finish. Before Clemson: Played her high school golf for Joseph Golinski and Kevin Britt….she was a six-year letter winner on the Mauldin High Golf Team,,, named 2015 Carolinas Golf Association (CGA) Girls Jr. Player of the Year, as well as the 2015 Beth Daniel South Carolina Golf Association (SCGA) Jr. Girls Player of the Year… qualified for the 2015 United States Golf Association (USGA) Junior Girls Championship….at Mauldin High, Czarnecki was a four-time all-region selection and two-time all-state selection….won numerous tournaments, including the 2015 WSCGA Girls Championship, 2015 South Carolina Jr. Match Play Championship, 2015 Cobbs Glenn Junior Championship and 2015 George Holiday Memorial Championship….also runner-up at the South Carolina 4AAAA Girls Championship, Carolina Jr. Championship and SCJGA Players Championship….won the 2015 Women’s South Carolina Junior Championship by 12 shots at Sunset Country Club in Sumter, he had rounds of 67-69-69 for a 205 total…won the 2015 Match Play at Dataw Island’s Cotton Dike Course…beat Rock Hill’s Jodee Tindall 4 &3 in the championship.

Favorite Professional Golfer Jordan Spieth, I admire his constant professionalism and composure no matter how his round is going. Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Alex Morgan Favorite Course I Have Played: Country Club of Charleston Course I would like to Play: Augusta National and Pebble Beach All-time Low Round: 67 at Sunset Country Club. My Best Shot Ever: Holed out from 160 yards at my home course for an eagle Best Part of My Game: My chipping and my mental game. My Best club is: An 8-iron Hole in One Shot: Wild Dunes Resort, 2014, 148 yards with a 7 iron My Dream Foursome is: Myself, Jordan Spieth, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer

CZARNECKI Stats Czarnecki Tournament by Tournament, Fall 2016 at Wofford Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par 9/23-25 Paladin Classic 70-78-79 +11 10/10-11 Terrier Intercol. 76-80 +12 10/31-1 Idle Hour Collegiate 75-78-81 +18

Fin 56 21 39

C zarnecki Career Stats at Wofford Top Year Tr Rds Strks 60s -75 -Par Par Avg 10 BR BT 2016-17 3 8 617 0 2 1 0 77.13 0 70 227

Personal: Born Jun 26, 1998 in Phoenix, Arizona…majoring in Early Childhood Education at Clemson.

Tot 227 158 234

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ALICE HEWSON

ALICE

HEWSON SOPHOMORE 5-9 HERFORDSHIRE<, UK BERKHamSTED HS

HEWSON Q & A

Overview: Earned All-ACC honors as a freshman and was named ACC Freshman of the Year…second Clemson women’s golfer to win ACC Freshman of the Year honors, third to be named first-team All-ACC…competed for winning GB&I team in the Curtis Cup June 10-12, 2016, it was just second win in 20 years for her country’s team…ranked 77th in final Golfweek/Sagarin women’s individual rankings, she was 79th by Golfstat...veteran of many international tournaments and that has helped her progress on the American college scene…top returning player in terms of stroke average for 2016-17…got her Clemson career off to great start with 65 in her second round at Cougar Classic in Charleston, at the time it was Clemson record by three shots…at the end of the season the 65 was the best by an ACC player…won two tournaments as a freshman… ranked no. 36 in World Amateur rankings in late May 2016 and that got her the spot on the GB&I team for the Curtis Cup. Played in the World Team Amateur Championships in the summer of 2016.

Who is your favorite Professional Golfer: Jordan Spieth Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Michael Phelps Favorite Course I have Played: TPC Sawgrass, Stadium Course I would like to Play: Augusta National All time low round: -9 on The Old Course, St. Andrews Best part of my game: Driving accuracy I need to improve on: Short game from the American rough My best club is a: pitching wedge My dream foursome is myself and: Jordan Spieth, Phil Mickelson, Rory Mclroy Who has had the most influence on your athletic career: My family What is your favorite hobby: swimming

In 2015-16: First-team All-ACC and ACC Rookie of the Year…had a 73.43 stroke average, second best on the team and third best in Clemson’s short history of women’s golf…played in all 10 tournaments and all 30 rounds… Clemson’s leader in stroke average in the fall of 2015 with a 71.75 figure… had three top 10 finishes, but two were championships… 65 in her second career round was Clemson record and ended up being best round of the year by an ACC women’s golfer… first golfer in Clemson history, male or female to win first two career events…co-medalist with Taylor Tomlinson of Florida in her first event, the Cougar Classic in Charleston, SC…shot six-under-par 210 for the 54 holes, including a second round 65 that broke the Clemson record by three shots…seven-under-par for that day also set a Clemson record for low score vs. par…then won the Lady Paladin Invitational at Furman University with a 213 score… her first round 67 was the second lowest round in Clemson history and one shot off the Lady Paladin Tournament record…ACC Women’s Golfer of the Month for September…also named National Amateur of the Month by the Southern Golf Association for the month of September… then finished sixth at the Yale Intercollegiate and 24th at the Landfall Tradition to finish the

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ALICE HEWSON fall…overall, had seven under-par rounds and nine at par or better for her freshman season…22 of her 30 rounds were at 75 or better… consistent player in the spring who had a top 25 finish in each of her last four tournaments, only Clemson player to do that…finished 21st at Briar’s Creek, 18th at Clemson Invitational, 19th at ACC Tournament and 20th at NCAA Regional…tied for Clemson’s best player at the ACC Tournament with the 19th place finish, she helped Clemson to program best sixth place out of the 12 teams…Clemson’s second best player in the other three events that ended the year….10th in the nation according to Golfstat in birdie conversion at 25.4 percent…got off to good starts all year with a 72.60 stroke average in opening rounds, 41st best in the nation…averaged 3.13 strokes on par three holes, second on the team…led team in par five scoring average at 4.85…had one eagle and 88 birdies…her 88 birdies were second on the team…only player whose score counted in all 30 rounds, she is first player in Clemson history to have her score count in every team round for the course of a season…had best round of the day nine times and best tournament four times…averaged 30.81 putts per round and hit greens in regulation at .652…put drives in the fairway 80.2 percent of the time. Before Clemson: Competed against strong competition internationally…. ranked No. 46 in the European Women’s Amateur Rankings on August 15, 2015 as she entered Clemson…competed for Great Britain and Ireland team in the Vagliano Trophy at Malone Golf Club in Belfast, Northern Ireland in June of 2015…one of nine players on that team….in summer of 2015 finished fourth at the English Women’s Amateur with a 293 score, five-over-par…finished 16th at Irish Women’s open... finished sixth at

the Spanish Ladies Amateur…reached the Elite Eight of the 2014 British Women’s Amateur…comes to Clemson from Berkhamstead School in Berkhamstread, Herfortshirt, United Kingdom… gained individual victories at the Critchley Salver and the U-18 St Rule Trophy, with a gross score of -9 on the Old Course at St. Andrews and a -6 on the Old Course at Sunnigdale, respectively…. added a team victory at the Junior Home Internationals…. her 2013 season saw victories in the Daily Telegraph, The European Young Masters and the Scottish U16 Championships…also won the Long Drive Contest at the 2013 Telegraph Junior Championship...in 2010 was the England U13 Champion.

HEWSON Stats Alice Hewson Tournament by Tournament 2015-16 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/13-15 Cougar Classic 71-65-74 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 67-73-73 10/9-11 Yale 75-72-71 10/23-25 Landfall Tradition 71-77-72 2/14-16 Lady Puerto Rico 73-79-77 2/21-23 Allstate Sugar Bowl 70-74-79 3/21-22 Briar’s Creek 71-74-73 4/1-3 Clemson Invitational 74-76-70 4/15-17 ACC Tournament 77-73-73 5/5-7 NCAA Regional 77-75-77 #Co medalist with Taylor Tomlinson of Florida

Par -6 -3 +5 +4 +13 +7 +2 +2 +7 +13

Tot Pl. 210 #1 213 1 218 6 220 24 229 48 223 36 218 21 220 18 223 19 229 20

Alice Hewson Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2015-16 10 30 2203 2 22 2 7 73.43 3 65 210

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JESSICA HOANG

JESSICA

HOANG SENIOR 5-1 NORTH AUGUSTA, SC NORTH AUGUSTA HS

HOANG Q & A

Overview: Senior veteran of the Clemson women’s golf team who has played in more tournaments and more rounds than any other Tiger…has played in 28 of the 30 tournaments over the last three years…only Tiger to play in the ACC Tournament each of the last three years…best in Clemson history in terms of driving the ball in the fairway, she was at 91.3 percent as a freshman, 95 percent as a sophomore and 95 percent as a junior… she has been in the top five of the nation all three years, including second in 2015-16…has 77.56 stroke average for her career…had career best finish at Furman Invitational when she was fifth playing as an individual…had career best 218, two over par…tied Clemson record for low round with a 68 at the Cougar Classic in Charleston, S.C. on September 15, 2014…mark has since been broken by Alice Hewson... has 27 career rounds at 75 or better and her score has counted toward Clemson’s team score 45 times.

Who is your favorite Professional Golfer: Jordan Spieth Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Michael Jordan Favorite Course I have Played: TPC Riverbends Course I would like to Play: Pebble Beach All time low round: 67, Country Club of Charleston My best shot ever: my first hole in one Best part of my game: Driving the ball with accuracy I need to improve on: chipping My best club is a: driver Who has had the most influence on your athletic career: Parents What is your favorite hobby: Kayaking

In 2015-16: Ranked sixth on the team in stroke average with 77.30…her two best performances were as an individual, she was a career best fifth at Furman where she had a 218, two over par…had a third round 71 for her best round of the year…finished 31st at Clemson Invitational, she had three straight rounds of 75 or better… shot 73 in final round at Cougar Classic in first tournament of the year to help Clemson finish strong with a 291 final round and fifth-place team finish against a national field…only Lauren Stephenson had a better final round than Hoang that day…started the spring well, she tied as Clemson’s best golfer at Puerto Rico with a 10 over par 226…had even par 72 in the second round and one over par 73 in third round...Clemson’s best player the last two rounds at Puerto Rico by 10 shots…was playing well at Sugar Bowl, but had to withdraw during final round due to injury…had to miss the next tournament….had 76.14 stroke average in the final round this year…averaged 3.18 on par three holes… had one eagle and 41 birdies…score counted in 9 of the 17 rounds she played for the team…had best round of the day twice and best tournament once….averaged 31.65 putts per round. In 2014-15: Played in all 27 rounds and nine tournaments as a sopho-

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JESSICA HOANG more…had 76.44 stroke average for the year, fourth on the team….most improved player on the team, she lowered her stroke average by 3.5 shots per round over her freshman year…12 of her 27 rounds were at 75 or better…highlight of the year came in her second round of the year when she shot four-under-par 68 at Yeamans Hall in Hanahan, S.C. to tie Ashlan Ramsey’s record for low round by a Clemson women’s golfer…shot a season low 222 for the three rounds and was Clemson’s best golfer for the tournament…also Clemson’s best golfer at two events in the spring, the Sun Trust Gator, where she was 30th, and the Rebel Intercollegiate, where she was 32nd…Rebel Intercollegiate was her most consistent tournament as she shot 74-75-75, the only tournament she had three straight rounds of 75 or better…finished eight over par, her second best tournament vs. par all year…had 75.7 stroke average in first rounds and 76.6 in final rounds…had 40 birdies for the year, second on the team…her score counted in 23 of 27 rounds…had best score of the day six times and was best Tiger in three events…led the team in driving accuracy at 95 percent, second straight year she was among the best in the nation in putting the ball in the fairway….averaged 30.06 putts per round, third on the team.  In 2013-14: Starter in every tournament for the 14th ranked (Golfstat) Tigers... fifth in stroke average with 78.91 figure, but her final round stroke average was nearly two shots per round better than her first round average (77.4)...led the Tigers in birdies at the ACC Tournament with seven, she had 52 for the year...her score counted 13 of 32 rounds, including twice in the ACC Tournament...her score counted in the final round of seven of the 11 events...had one of her best round of the year in her first round, a 73 at the Cougar Classic at Yeaman’s Hall in Hanahan, S.C...also shot a 73 in the second round at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate, helping the Tigers to a top five finish out of 17 teams...had her best tournament vs. par at the Allstate Sugar Bowl with 10 over par 226...played last 36 holes at two over par in New Orleans...had best finish in full field event at Lady Paladin with 41st place finish...hit it in the fairway on her drives 91.3 percent of the time, third best on the team and fifth best in the nation according to Golfstat.

HOANG Stats Jessica Hoang Tournament by Tournament, 2013-14 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/8-10 Cougar Classic 73-77-77 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 79-75-75 10/11-13 Tar Heel 81-82-78 10/25-27 Landfall Tradition 81-81-77 2/14-16 Florida State Matchup 80-80-73 2/24-25 Allstate Sugar Bowl 79-73-74 3/9 Battle of the Valley 77-82 3/24-25 Briar’s Creek 81-80-78 3/28-30 Bryan National 79-80-80 4/17-19 ACC Tournament 82-79-80 5/8-10 NCAA West Regional 86-82-84

Par +11 +13 +25 +23 +17 +10 +15 +23 +23 +28 +36

Tot Fin 227 59 229 41 241 94 239 74 233 42 226 66 159 15 239 65 239 79 241 49 252 118

Jessica Hoang Tournament by Tournament, 2014-15 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/14-16 Cougar Classic 77-68-77 9/19-21 Mason Rudolph 82-74-76 10/4-6 Schooner Fall Classic 77-71-76 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate 73-84-75 2/15-17 Puerto Rico 73-84-79 2/22-24 Allstate Sugar Bowl 77-81-78 3/6-8 Sun Trust Gator 74-80-75 4/3-5 Rebel Intercollegiate 74-75-75 4/17-18 ACC Tournament 74-77-78

Par +6 +16 +14 +19 +20 +20 +19 +8 +13

Tot Fin 222 42 232 57 224 75 232 78 236 61 236 48 229 30 224 32 229 45

Tournament by Tournament, 2015-16 Tournament 1-2-3 Par Cougar Classic 80-79-73 +16 !Lady Paladin 73-74-71 +2 Yale 79-80-76 +22 Lady Puerto Rico 81-72-73 +10 Allstate Sugar Bowl 76-77-W +9 !Clemson Invitational 75-75-73 +7 ACC Tournament 80-77-77 +18 NCAA Regional 86-81-90 +41

Tot Fin 232 77 218 5 235 55 226 34 153 WD 223 31 234 48 257 92

Jessica Hoang Date 9/13-15 9/20-22 10/9-11 2/14-16 2/21-23 4/1-3 4/15-17 5/5-7

Hoang Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2013-14 11 32 2525 0 6 0 0 78.91 0 73 226 2014-15 9 27 2064 1 12 0 1 75.89 0 68 222 2015-16 8 23 1778 0 9 1 1 77.30 1 71 218 Totals 28 82 6367 1 27 1 2 77.65 1 68 218

Prior to Clemson: Played for United States team in the 2012 Can American Matches in 2012...had five top 15 finishes in AJGA events in 2012...finished 10th at AJGA Juniors at Savannah in 2012...had five top 10s in 2011, six of which were top three finishes...won the EZ Go Vaughn Taylor Championship and third at AJGA Junior at Chateau Elan...won four tournaments in 2011, including the Beth Daniel Junior Azalea, the AJGA Junior at Jones Creek, the Carolinas Junior PGA and the Ballantyne Junior Open...2009 Augusta Player of the Year in 2009 and 2010...at age 14, she was the youngest player in 36 years to win the Carolinas Junior PGA....born May 1, 1995.

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SYDNEY LEGACY

SYDNEY

LEGACY JUNIOR 5-8 LEXINGTON, SC

LEXINGTON HS (SEMINOLE STATE CC) LEGACY Stats Legacy Tournament by Tournament 2015-16 Date Tournament 1-2-3-4 2/14-16 Lady Puerto Rico 81-87-83 3/21-22 Briar’s Creek 78-74-74 4/1-3 Clemson Invitational 71-76-74 4/15-17 ACC Tournament 72-74-77 5/5-7 NCAA Regional 77-79-79

Par +35 +10 +5 +7 +19

Tot Fin 251 87 226 58 221 22 223 19 235 50

Legacy Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2015-16 5 15 1156 0 6 1 1 77.07 0 71 221

Overview: Junior college transfer who still has two more years of eligibility…came to Clemson in January 2016 and immediately helped Clemson to the NCAA Tournament…came to Clemson from Seminole State Junior College in Sanford, Fla. where she helped that program to National JC Championship…played on three state championship teams in Columbia, S.C. in high school…ranked as No. 2 junior college player in the nation at the conclusion of the 2014-15 academic year. In 2015-16: Helped Clemson to a sixth-place finish at the ACC Tournament, her 19th place finish and 223 score tied for the best among Tigers at Sedgefield…that was best Clemson team finish at the ACC Tournament… had rounds of 72-74-77 for a +7 total for the weekend…that 72 was her second best round of the year…had 22nd place finish at Clemson Invitational, she had opening round 71 at The Reserve at Lake Keowee, her best round of the year…Clemson’s third best player at the NCAA Regional at Shoal Creek with a 235 score…her 77.07 stroke average was fifth best on the team, but that average was a solid 75.4 for her last four tournaments…her score counted towards Clemson’s team score in 12 of her 15 rounds…had Clemson’s best round of the day twice, the first round of the ACC Tournament and first round of the Clemson Invitational…averaged 4.92 on par five holes, third best on the team…finished the year with 32 birdies and an eagle in 15 rounds…hit the fairway on 69.5 percent of her drives and had 54.8 percent in greens in regulation…averaged 31 putts per round.

among the top 80 players in the country when counting all divisions of college golf in 2015…won the Terrier Intercollegiate at Spartanburg, S.C. and won the Seminole State Spring Break Tournament…won the Columbia City championship in the summer of 2015. In High School: Played on three state championship teams at Lexington High School in Lexington, S.C….was a three-time all-state selection…won the state 4A Championship in 2012 and was named the state 4A Player of the Year….ranked as the No. 44 high school player in the nation by Golfweek in the spring of 2014.

At Seminole State: Ranked as the No. 2 junior college player in the nation and first-team Junior College All-American for 2014-15 academic year… came to Clemson from Seminole State Junior College in Sanford, Florida where she helped the program to the National Junior College Championship in spring of 2015…Seminole won the championship by 18 shots and Legacy was her team’s top player by seven shots…had four-round total of 295 on the Longbow Course in Mesa, Arizona…had 76-72-71-76 for her four rounds…played in seven tournaments for Seminole State in 2014-15 and finished in the top four of all seven…had a 73.15 stroke average…ranked

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MARISA MESSANA

MARISA

MESSANA JUNIOR 5-7 FORT LAUDERDALE<, FL AMERICAN HERITAGE HS

MESSANA Q & A

Overview: Third on the Clemson team in stroke average as a freshman and sophomore…had 76.33 average as a freshman and 76.08 as a sophomore…has played in 17 of the 19 team events over the last two years… has played her best at the ACC Tournament each year, she was Clemson’s best golfer at the conference tournament as a freshman and tied for the best as a sophomore…only Clemson golfer with a pair of top 25 finishes at the ACC Tournament, she was 21st as a freshman and 19th as a sophomore…has played six rounds at the Sedgefield Country Club and is just 10-over-par for those six rounds… her score has counted in 41 of 48 rounds in two years…first Clemson women’s golfer to qualify for the US Amateur while a Clemson student….at 2015 US Amateur finished 55th out of 156 players with a 148 score after consecutive rounds of 74 on the par 72 Portland Golf Club course in stroke play...was involved in playoff with 15 other women for 10 spots in the match play, but did not advance...shot 71 in her qualifier in July...she finished birdie-birdie to force a playoff that she won to get into the national tournament…has had a career best 69 twice, her freshman year at the Schooner Fall Classic in Oklahoma, and her sophomore year at Briar’s Creek…one of the top student-athletes at Clemson, she has a perfect 4.0 half way through her college career….named to Academic All-ACC Team each of the last two years, and an All-America Scholar by Women’s Golf Coaches Association as a freshman.

Who is your favorite Professional Golfer: Jason Day Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Michael Jordan Favorite Course I have Played: Augusta National Toughest Course I have played: Pinehurst # 2 All time low round: 66 at Walker Course My best shot ever: Holed a birdie putt on the 17th and 18th holes to qualify for the 2015 US Amateur Best part of my game: Wedge Play I need to improve on: ball striking My best club is a: putter My dream foursome is myself and: Darla Moore, Jason Day and Joshua Medcalf

In 2015-16: Played in eight of the 10 tournaments and had a 76.08 stroke average…had one round in the 60s, three under-par rounds and another at par…12 of her 24 rounds were at 75 or better…her score counted in 17 of 21 team rounds…had 44 birdies to rank third on the team…had 3.42 average on par threes, 4.23 on par fours and 5.04 on par five holes…had 75.25 stroke average in the final round, tied for third on the team…her score counted in 14 of 18 rounds…had best round of the day four times and was Clemson’s best player at two tournaments…her drives reached the fairway 74.4 percent of the time…averaged 30.58 putts per round, best on the team among the starters…played in three of the four tournaments in the fall…had 76.56 stroke average in the fall… had her best rounds of the fall at the Cougar Classic where she finished 74-74 over the

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MARISA MESSANA last two days…helped Clemson to a fifth-place finish at the national tournament…Messana and Alice Hewson were only Tigers to shoot two-over or better in each of the last two rounds… shot fall best 228 at Lady Paladin Invitational and finished 39th… played as individual at Yale and finished 36th…played in five of the six events in the spring…her best finish was at ACC Tournament with 19th, she also had a top 25 at the Sugar Bowl where she was 25th with a 220 score…had second round 71…best round of the spring came in final round at Briar’s Creek where she had a three-under 69…that performance helped Clemson to a third-place team finish…her 69 tied for the low final round by a Clemson women’s golfer in 2015-16. In 2014-15: Starter as a freshman, she played in all nine tournaments and all 27 rounds…had 76.33 stroke average, third best on the team…. had 76.07 average in the spring, second on the team…finished first or second among Clemson golfers in all five spring events and in six of the nine events for the year…top Clemson golfer at the ACC Tournament with a 219 score, she finished in 21st place…her +3 score for 54 holes was the best by a Clemson golfer in 2014-15…had a 69 at the Schooner Fall Classic, the second lowest round of the year by a Clemson golfer…had two of the three under-par rounds by Clemson women’s golfers in 2014-15, the 69 at Schooner Fall Classic and a 71 at the ACC Tournament…also had an even par 72 at the Sugar Bowl…11 of her 27 rounds were at 75 or better…Clemson’s best golfer at the Sugar Bowl in February and the ACC Tournament in April in the final tournament of the year…had a 5.08 stroke average on par five holes, best on the team…led the team in birdies with 53…her score counted in 24 of the 27 rounds…averaged team best 29.74 putts per round…had best round of the day eight times, second on the team.

MESSANA Stats Marisa Messana Tournament by Tournament, 2014-15 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin 9/14-16 Cougar Classic 76-73-75 +8 224 53 9/19-21 Mason Rudolph 81-80-78 +23 239 69 10/4-6 Schooner Fall Classic 76-77-69 +12 222 70 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate 72-85-78 +22 235 83 2/15-17 Puerto Rico 81-74-77 +16 232 49 2/22-24 Allstate Sugar Bowl 72-82-81 +19 235 44 3/6-8 Sun Trust Gator 76-78-76 +20 230 34 4/3-5 Rebel Intercollegiate 73-78-74 +9 225 37 4/17-18 ACC Tournament 74-71-74 +3 219 21 Marisa Messana Tournament by Tournament, 2015-16 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin 9/13-15 Cougar Classic 83-74-74 +15 231 70 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 77-76-75 +17 230 36 10/9-11 !Yale Intercollegiate 77-76-77 +17 230 36 2/21-23 Allstate Sugar Bowl 74-71-75 +4 220 25 3/21-22 Briar’s Creek 80-72-69 +5 221 32 4/1-3 Clemson Invitational 71-82-76 +13 229 56 4/15-17 ACC Tournament 73-75-75 +7 223 19 5/5-7 NCAA Regional 80-83-81 +28 244 72 !played as individual Messana Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2014-15 9 27 2061 1 11 1 2 76.33 0 69 219 2015-16 8 24 1826 1 12 1 3 76.08 0 69 220 Totals 17 51 3887 2 23 2 5 76.22 0 69 219

Prior to Clemson: Ranked as the #38 player in the nation by Golfweek for the Class of 2014...1st Place Team Division 1A High School Varsity Golf State Championship in 2008, 2009, and 2013... Patriot Award (Role Model Teammate) in 2010, 2011, and 2011...first-team All-County her freshman and sophomore year in both local newspapers... Carol Mann (low stroke average award, 71.3)...Medalist at the Doherty Jones Amateur Championship 2014... placed in the top five in 11 of her 17 tournaments in 2013, including four wins... finished sixth at the AJGA TaylorMade- Adidas Golf Junior. ..home courses are Lago Mar CC and Fort Lauderdale Country Club...majoring in Communications.

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SLOAN SHANAHAN

SLOAN

SHANAHAN SENIOR 5-5 SUWANEE< GA LAMBERT HS

SHANAHAN Q & A

Overview: A starter in the Clemson lineup each of the first three years of the program, the 2016-17 season will be her fourth and final…graduated in December so only played the fall portion of the schedule before moving on into the business world…starter for majority of the tournaments she played, she played in 28 of a possible 34… struck the first shot in Clemson history, she was lead off in Clemson’s tournament at Cougar Classic at Yeaman’s Hall in Hanahan, SC…she birdied the hole…outstanding student-athlete, she had a career GPA of a Dean’s List average in management… named to the Women’s Golf Coaches Association Academic Scholars team each of her first two years…first-team All-ACC on the course and in the classroom as a freshman, the first Tiger golfer to do that…Alice Hewson joined her in 2015-16… Clemson’s career leader in a number of categories entering 2016-17 season, including stroke average with a 75.22 (min of 45 rounds), rounds of 75 or better (41), counting scores (62 of 72), eagles (3), and birdies (143)….held Clemson record for low round by a junior with a 69 at 2015-16 Landfall Tradition, and co-holder of Clemson record for ACC Tournament round with a 71 at Sedgefield Country Club at the 2014 ACC Tournament….also had the record for low round at an NCAA Tournament with a 72 at NCAA West Regional in 2014….one of just two players in Clemson history to have her score count in every team round over the course of a season, she counted in all 31 rounds she played as a freshman in 2013-14…. Shanahan’s 73.97 stroke average in 2013-14 is fourth best in Clemson history.

Who is your favorite Professional Golfer: Jordan Speith Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Rhonda Rousey Favorite Course I have Played: Suncadia Seattle, WA Course I would like to Play: Cyprus Point All time low round: 67, Olde Atlanta Club My best shot ever: Made Birdie Putt on first hole ever for a Clemson women’s golfer Best part of my game: Iron Shots I need to improve on: Putting My best club is a: Pitching Wedge My dream foursome is myself and: Jordan Speith, Jason Day, and my dad

In Fall of 2016: Finished her Clemson career by playing three events in the fall of 2016 before graduating in December…her score counted in five of the eight rounds…had 11 birdies and hit her drive in the fairway an impressive .917 of the time…had strong 3.12 average on par three holes… had her best round of the fall at the schooner Classic in Oklahoma where she had a 72 in the final round, helping the Tigers to a third place finish in the 12 team event…she was coming back from a back injury that forced her to withdraw the previous day…Clemson’s third best player at the Landfall Tradition in her final tournament…had a solid 74 in the second round that was Clemson’s second best round of the day.

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SLOAN SHANAHAN In 2015-16: Fourth on the team in stroke average as a junior with 76.13 mark… played in eight of the 10 tournaments and had four rounds at par or better…10 of her 23 rounds were at 75 or better…had 42 birdies to rank fourth on the team and her score counted in 17 of 23 rounds…had best score of the day three times…outstanding at driving the ball in the fairway with a .857 percentage…second on the team in greens in regulation at 67 percent…third on the team in stroke average in the fall with 74.17 figure… had a career best 69 at the Landfall Tradition on October 25, 2015…that was best round of the tournament by a Clemson golfer…. had top 10 at Yale Intercollegiate, she finished eighth with six-over-par 219…had rounds of 72-76-69 at the Yale Course…one of three Tigers to finish in the top 10 at Yale, helping Clemson to a second-place finish out of 16 teams…finished third among Clemson golfers at all four events in the fall, her score counted in 10 of 12 rounds…had 25th place finish at Lady Paladin with 223 score…had 73.0 stroke average in the first round in the fall…played two of the three rounds at Briar’s Creek in the spring, she had to withdraw due to injury in the second round…finished 43rd at Clemson Invitational after consistent rounds of 75-76-75. In 2014-15: Played in six of the nine tournaments and 18 of the 27 team rounds…shot 75 or better in 10 of her 18 rounds…had season best 72 at the ACC Tournament at Sedgefield in Greensboro, N.C. on April 17… played in the four fall tournaments, then missed the first three events of the spring due to injury…best tournament of the fall was at the Mason Rudolph where she shot 225 and finished 31st…had a pair of 72s at Schooner Fall Classic and shot 222 for the tournament…had 84 in first round at Stanford, but came back strong with rounds of 73-74 to finish… did not play in the spring until April 3-5 Rebel Intercollegiate…finished the season strong with 34th place finish and eight-over-par score of 224 at ACC Tournament…shot opening round 72…she was third among Tigers at the ACC Tournament…had 74.8 stroke average in final rounds, best on the team…her 3.12 stroke average on par three holes was best on the team…had the only eagle of the year on the squad…had 21 birdies… score counted 12 of 18 rounds, but had best score of the day seven of the 18 rounds she played…hit fairway 70 percent of the time and hit greens in regulation 65 percent of the time, best on the team…averaged 33.64 putts per round. In 2013-14: First-team All-ACC on the course and in the classroom… second on the team in stroke average with a 73.97 figure…consistent player whose score counted in all 31 rounds she played… only time it did not was when she signed an incorrect scorecard and was DQ for the first round at the Battle of the Valley…had best score of the day nine times (seven outright, two tied for best) and was Clemson’s best player at two tournaments- the Cougar Classic (tied with Ramsey for second place) and the Allstate Sugar Bowl Invitational, where she finished sixth…also second in top 10 finishes with three, rounds in the 60s with three, under-par rounds with seven, rounds at par or better with seven, second in birdies with 79.…had season best 69 at the Lady Paladin Invitational and twice at the Cougar Classic…in fact her first two rounds at Clemson were in the 60s, both scores of 69 at the Cougar Classic… only Clemson golfer to have a streak of six straight top 16 finishes, those were her first six as a Clemson golfer…finished tied for second at Cougar Classic with teammate Ashlan Ramsey, third at Lady Paladin and sixth at Allstate Sugar Bowl for her three top 10s…also 11th at Landfall Tradition, 14th at the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational and 16th at Florida State Match-Up…Clemson’s second best golfer in five of the 10 tournaments (including each of the first four) and the top Tiger at the Allstate Sugar Bowl where she was five under par 211…that was her low tournament vs. par…finished 25th at ACC

Tournament with 229 score…had Clemson’s top round of the tournament, a 71 in the second at the Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro… hit the first shot in NCAA play as well as she won the honor in a competition at Clemson the week leading up to the regional in Washington…second on the team in scoring on par four holes at 4.18, just behind the 4.17 by Ashlan Ramsey…third in the nation in percentage of drives that reach the fairway at .929 and second in the team in greens in regulation at .691… led the nation in greens in regulation 15 feet or less with .405…finished the season ranked #76 in the nation by Golfstat and #58 by Golfweek. Prior to Clemson: Ranked as #23 player in the nation by Golfweek for the Class of 2013…qualified for the 2013 US Amateur in Charleston a couple of weeks before coming to Clemson…member of 2013 State Championship team at Lambert High School…had four top 10 finishes in 2012, in various events, including ninth at AJGA Girls Championship…sixth at Carolinas/ Georgia Junior Championship…qualifier for 2011 Junior PGA…qualified for 2009 and 2010 US Girls Junior All-Star Championship…four-time Region 7 High School Champion (2010-13)…runner-up at the Georgia High School State Championships in 2011….born March 22, 1995.

SHANAHAN Stats Sloan Shanahan Tournament by Tournament, 2013-14 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/8-10 Cougar Classic 69-69-74 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 69-73-71 10/11-13 Tar Heel 72-73-72 10/25-27 Landfall Tradition 74-73-75 2/14-16 Florida St. Matchup 74-77-73 2/24-25 Allstate Sugar Bowl 71-70-70 3/9 Battle of the Valley DQ-75 3/24-25 Briar’s Creek 80-75-77 3/28-30 Bryan National 76-78-77 4/17-19 ACC Tournament 79-71-79 5/8-10 NCAA West Region 72-76-79

Par -4 -3 +1 +6 +8 -5 +3 +16 +15 +16 +11

Tot Fin 212 2 213 3 217 14 222 11 224 16 211 6 75 DQ 232 49 231 33 229 25 227 27

Sloan Shanahan Tournament by Tournament, 2014-15 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/14-16 Cougar Classic 87-77-75 9/19-21 Mason Rudolph 75-76-74 10/4-6 Schooner Fall Classic 72-78-72 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate 84-73-74 4/3-5 Rebel Intercollegiate 79-75-77 4/17-18 ACC Tournament 72-75-77

Par +23 +9 +12 +18 +15 +8

Tot Fin 239 108 225 31 222 70 231 76 231 69 224 34

Sloan Shanahan Tournament by Tournament, 2015-16 Date Tournament 1-2-3 9/13-15 Cougar Classic 74-73-79 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 72-72-79 10/9-11 Yale 72-76-71 10/23-25 Landfall Tradition 74-79-69 2/14-16 Lady Puerto Rico 79-85-79 2/21-23 Allstate Sugar Bowl 79-76-83 3/21-22 Briar’s Creek 76-W-78 4/1-3 Clemson Invitational 75-76-75

Par Tot Fin +10 226 50 +7 223 35 +6 219 8 +6 222 37 +27 243 81 +22 238 80 +10 154 WD +10 226 43

Sloan Shanahan Tournament by Tournament, 2016-17 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin 9/24-25 Schooner Classic 78-W-72 +8 150 WD 10/2-4 Cougar Classic 81-81-74 +20 236 102 10/28-30 Landfall Tradition 78-74-80 +16 232 69 Shanahan Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2013-14 11 31 2293 3 21 4 7 73.97 3 69 211 2014-15 6 18 1372 0 10 1 0 76.22 0 72 222 2015-16 8 23 1751 1 10 3 1 76.13 1 69 219 2016-17 3 8 618 0 3 0 0 77.25 0 72 232 Totals 28 80 6034 4 44 8 8 75.43 4 69 211

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KENNEDY SWANN

KENNEDY

SWANN FRESHMAN 5-2 AUSTIN, TX WESTLAKE, HS

SWANN Q & A

At Clemson: Entered Clemson in January of 2017….first midyear transfer as a true freshman in history of the program…has a chance to challenge for immediate playing time with graduation of Sloan Shanahan in December of 2016….comes to Clemson from Austin, Texas where she had a lot of experience in national AJGA events.

Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Hunter Renfrow (Clemson football receiver who caught winning touchdown pass vs. Alabama in National Championship game) Favorite Course I Have Played Brackenridge Park in San Antonio, Texas Course I would like to Play: St. Andrews All-time Low Round 65 at Brackenridge My Best Shot Ever: A fade into 12 green at Furman University Course, under one tree and over another off a hard pan lie. Best Part of My Game: My scrambling. It doesn’t have to be pretty My Best club is: My driver Hole in One Shots (Year, Course, Hole, distance, Iron) 2014, Brackenridge Park, # 15, 98 yards with a gap wedge

In High School: Finished second at last spring’s Texas 6A High School Tournament and was the runner-up at the Jordan Spieth Championship… at the state tournament she had rounds of 74-69 to finish just two shots off the lead…in 104-15 she finished seventh with a 148 total…ranked as 16th best player in the nation overall and number three in state of Texas in her final year at Westlake High School where she played for Chuck Nowland…this past fall she finished second at the Texas Girls Invitational… four-year Academic All-State selection, she was the number-one player on the Westlake High School team all four years of her high school career…. won the TJGT Sportsmanship Award in 2016….has considerable experience in national AJGA Tournaments….recorded six top 10 finishes in her 14 AJGA events over the last two years, and had consecutive 16th-place finishes at the AJGA National Girls Tournament….in 2013, as a 14-year old, she won the US Kids World Championship at Pinehurst with a 70…she made a birdie on the 18th hole to win the tournament with a one under par 70. Personal: Born December 4, 1998 in Lubbock, Texas…majoring in health sciences, pre-professional health at Clemson…

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MCKENZIE TALBERT

MCKENZIE

TALBERT SENIOR 5-5 EDGEFIELD, SC STROM THURMOND HS

TALBERT Stats

Overall: Senior who is veteran of 65 career rounds, fourth most in school history…has 98 career birdies to rank fifth…has 45 counting scores, tied for third, but her score has counted 80.4 percent of the time…has two career eagles…started as a freshman and sophomore… enters 2016-17 with 77.54 career scoring average…. has two top 10 finishes, and seven rounds at par or better…has 27 rounds at 75 or better….had career best round of 69 at Florida State Matchup on February 16, 2014…that gave her a sixth place finish at that event, career best finish for 54 hole event. 2015-16 Played in the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, N.C. in the fall… had second round 74 that was the best among Tigers that day….played at Clemson Invitational as individual and finished 76th with 239 score… for the year had five birdies…hit drive in the fairway 85.6 percent of the time…averaged 30.33 putts per round, best on the team. In 2014-15: Played all nine tournaments and 27 rounds as a sophomore… six of the rounds she played as an individual…had season best 221 score at the Schooner Fall Classic in Oklahoma…she was Clemson’s second best player at that tournament…that included a season best 72 in the third round…had solid finish to the season at the ACC Tournament with second round 75 and third round 74…her 149 total for the final 36 holes ranked second best behind Marisa Messana’s 145 total…had 77.4 stroke average in final round, three shots better than opening round…had 30 birdies for the season and her score counted in 16 of 21 rounds when playing for the Tigers team…hit the fairway 66 percent of her drives…averaged 30.43 putts per round…had best round of the day twice in 2014-15, the third round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl when she had a 75, and final round at Rebel Intercollegiate when she had a 74. In 2013-14: Third on the team in scoring average at 75.53...started in every tournament and had a pair of top 10’s and four top 13 finishes... had seven rounds of par or better, tied for third best on the team...had a season best round of 69 at the Florida State Match-Up in the last round of the first tournament of the spring...helped Clemson team to a second-place finish at that event and Talbert finished sixth, her best finish in a full field event of the year...shot a 216, her best tournament vs. par this year... third individually in three-team Battle of the Valley at Sage Valley in March...her score counted 28 of 32 rounds and she had the best score of the day five times.....Clemson’s top player at Sage Valley with 151 two round score... first Clemson player to record an eagle…. also added 63 birdies as a

McKenzie Talbert Tournament by Tournament 2013-14 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par 9/8-10 Cougar Classic 76-72-73 +5 9/20-22 Lady Paladin 72-74-73 +3 10/11-13 Tar Heel 81-74-74 +13 10/25-27 Landfall Tradition 78-75-70 +7 2/14-16 Florida State Matchup 72-75-69 E 2/24-25 Allstate Sugar Bowl 72-71-74 +1 3/9 Battle of the Valley 74-77 +7 3/24-25 Briar’s Creek 78-76-71 +9 3/28-30 Bryan National 75-79-82 +20 4/17-19 ACC Tournament 80-79-82 +28 5/8-10 NCAA West Regional 76-83-80 +23

Tot Fin 221 37 219 12 229 68 223 13 216 6 217 22 151 3 225 22 236 67 241 49 239 87

McKenzie Talbert Tournament by Tournament, 2014-15 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par 9/14-16 #Cougar Classic 78-82-77 +21 9/19-21 #Mason Rudolph 83-80-84 +31 10/4-6 Schooner Fall Classic 75-74-72 +11 10/17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate 77-80-75 +19 2/15-17 Puerto Rico 88-80-77 +29 2/22-24 Allstate Sugar Bowl 80-84-75 +23 3/6-8 Sun Trust Gator 82-89-89 +50 4/3-5 Rebel Intercollegiate 77-83-74 +18 4/17-18 ACC Tournament 83-75-74 +16

Tot Fin 237 104 247 77 221 66 232 78 245 77 239 63 260 81 234 75 232 47

McKenzie Talbert Tournament by Tournament, 2015-16 Date Tournament 1-2-3 Par Tot Fin 10/23-25 Landfall Tradition 82-74-81 +21 237 83 4/1-3 !Clemson Invitational 79-81-79 +23 239 76 Talbert Career Statistics Year Trn Rd Stks 60s 75- Par -Par Avg 10 BR BT 2013-14 11 32 2417 1 18 3 4 75.53 2 69 216 2014-15 9 27 2147 0 8 0 0 79.51 0 72 221 2015-16 2 6 476 0 1 0 0 79.33 0 74 237 Totals 22 65 5040 1 27 3 4 77.54 2 69 216

freshman...reached fairway on her drives 83.1% of the time to help Clemson team to number-one ranking nationally in that statistic at 87.5%... second on team in fewest putts per round with 31.33...second on the team in scoring average on par three holes with 3.17 figure....finished the season ranked #182 by Golfweek and #187 by Golfstat. Prior to Clemson: Second team AJGA All-American in 2010 and honorable mention in 2011...qualified for the 2013 U.S. Amateur in Charleston... named to he 2011 Ping Junior Solheim Cup US Team along with Ashlan Ramsey...three-time Carolinas Golf Player of the Year...three-time Champion of the Carolinas/Georgia Junior Golf Championship...had three top five finishes in AJGA events in summer of 2012...had four top 15s in 2011...won the Sea Pines Junior Heritage in 2011...three-time CPGA Charles Tilghman Junior Champion... Personal: Born Feb. 28, 1995...majoring in sports communications at Clemson.

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ANA PAULA VALDES

ANA PAULA

VALDES FRESHMAN 5-6 MORELIA<, MEXICO MONTVERDE ACADEMY

Valdes Q & A

Overview: Likely starter in the Clemson lineup as a true freshman from the first event of the fall…ranked among the top 10 junior girls in the nation for most of the last four years …a second-team AJGA Rolex All-American for 2015…in the summer of 2016 was ranked No. 6 among Junior Girls in the class of 2016…won the Sergio Garcia Junior Championship in May of 2016 with scores of 71-70… committed to Clemson as a sophomore in high school...Played in 2016 World Amateur Team Championships.

Who is your favorite Professional Golfer: Jason Day Favorite Athlete Outside of Golf: Roger Federer Favorite Course I have Played: Black Doamond (Florida), Tres Merias (Mexico) Toughest Course I have played: Ocean Course at Kiawah Island, S.C. All time low round: 65, Niagara Falls Country Club, Women’s Porter Cup My best shot ever: Made eagle on par five hole at AJGA Sergio Garcia. Made a bunker shot on the fly. Best part of my game: Irons I need to improve on: Putting My best club is a: 7 iron Who has had the most influence on my golf career: Lorena Ochoa

Prior to Clemson: Only two-time winner of the Sea Pines Junior Heritage at Harbourtown…won the 2015 event on the second playoff hole…current Tiger Bryson Nimmer won the boys division that same year…has played in the 2015 and 2016 Wyndham Cup…had a 3-1 record for the East team at the 2016 event at Stanwich Club in Greenwich, Conn… won the 2014 Sea Pines Junior Heritage by five shots…in summer of 2015, shot a final round 65 to win the Porter Cup and it was the low round of the tournament by any golfer…that was her first amateur win in a field that had more than just junior players… played in the 2015 U.S. Amateur and reached the first round of match play…..a veteran of match play events on the international level, Valdes played on the winning Mexico team and took medalist honors at the Juniors Americas Cup in 2013 and 2014 and she won individual honors both years….in fall of 2015 she represented the championship team from Mexico at the Spirit International…. Valdes has been on the world junior stage for many years…. In 2011-12 she played in 11 tournaments and finished in the top six in all 11… In 2012-13 she had three first-place finishes, including the College Classic at Duke and the Carolinas Championship of Kiawah Island….in 2013-14 she won four times in five events…. played in the Spirit Cup for Mexico in 2015…that team won the team title for the women’s division...grew up in Morelia, Mexico, same area as Lorena Ochoa, who has been a prime motivator for her golf career….spent her senior year of high school at Bishops Gate Golf Academy in Orlando, Fla.,,,Valdez played in the 2010 LPGA Lorena Ochoa Invitational at the age of 13…home course is Tres Marias in Mexico. Personal: Born Feb 5, 1997....majoring in sports communications at Clemson..attended high school grades 9-11 at Heritage Academy and senior year at Montverde Academy.

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KELLEY HESTER

It only took Kelley Hester five tournaments to accomplish something the Clemson program had not done in three years…….. win a tournament. The Tigers took home the trophy from the UCF Challenge in Orlando, Fla. on Feb. 7, 2017, a landmark day for the program in many ways. Clemson finished in a tie for first with 14th ranked Miami (FL) after identical 850 scores, but Clemson was awarded the trophy due to its better score from its non-counter on the final day. Clemson defeated a field of 16 other teams that included 11 of the top 50 teams in the nation and recorded wins over 10th ranked Kent State, 17th ranked Texas and 20th ranked and host school UCF. Seventh after the first round, fourth after the second and still in sixth place with six holes left, Clemson came back to score a school record seven under par 281 on the final day. The victory gave Hester and the Tigers three top four finishes within the first five events of the 2016-17 season. Early success was not a surprise to those who have followed Hester’s career as she had significant experience as a Division I head coach at Arkansas, Georgia and Furman prior to coming to Clemson. In her first 16 years as a head coach (entering the 2016-17 season), Hester already had 16 tournament titles on her resume, plus another 13 second-place finishes and 73 total top fives in 154 events. She had taken 12 teams to the NCAA regionals and five to the national tournament. She had coached 28 all-conference players and 16 of her players had received All-America honors. Most recently, Hester had served four years at Furman, where she took that program to a No 20 final national ranking and a

pair of Southern Conference Championships. It was the first trip to the national tournament in eight years for the Paladin program. Winning seven tournaments in two years, Hester was named the Southern Conference Coach of the Year each of her last two seasons at Furman. Under her leadership, Furman produced the SoCon Player of the Year her last two seasons and the SoCon Freshman of the Year the last three. In 2016, Hester led Furman to a 20th place finish at the NCAA Championship in Eugene, Ore. after finishing fourth at the NCAA Bryan Regional. One of Hester’s first recruits at Furman, Taylor Totland placed 20th among the nation’s individuals in 2016 after qualifying for the NCAA Championships the year before. While claiming her first SoCon Championship in 2015, five of Hester’s student-athletes were honored on the All-SoCon Team, and three of her newcomers were named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team. Prior to the 2015 season, Hester led Furman to consecutive second-place finishes at the SoCon Championships. Hester took the helm of the Furman program after spending the previous five seasons as head coach at the University of Georgia. She led the Bulldogs to five consecutive NCAA Regional appearances and 10th and 15th-place finishes at the 2008 and 2009 NCAA Championships, respectively. In 2009, Hester, who is a LPGA Class A member, was named LPGA National Coach of the Year. Hester’s Georgia squads finished in the top-20 of the final Golfweek/Sagarin rankings in each of her five seasons, including finishing 12th nationally in 2011-12. Along with her team’s consistent success, Hester recruited, coached and developed Marta Silva

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KELLEY HESTER Zamora, who was named consensus National Player of the Year in 2011. Throughout her coaching career, Hester has recruited and developed some of the top talent in today’s game. From 2005-08, Hester coached Stacy Lewis at the University of Arkansas where she was the 2005 SEC Freshman of the Year, 2007 National Champion and 2008 SEC Championship Individual Medalist and Player of the Year. Breaking onto the LPGA Tour in 2009, Lewis has won 11 LPGA events, two of which being majors. She has already been named LPGA Player of the Year twice. In five seasons at Arkansas, Hester led the Lady Razorbacks to their best team and individual finishes in school history. Arkansas posted its first top-10 effort at the 2006 NCAA Championships, and Lewis captured individual medalist honors at the 2007 NCAA Championships. The program won five tournaments had 27 top five finishes. Hester was a four-year letterwinner and three-time All-Southeastern Conference selection for Georgia from 1993-96. She was a member of Georgia team that placed fourth at the 1993 NCAAs and captured the 1993 and 1994 SEC championships. Individually, she recorded 21 top-20 finishes in 40 tournaments during her four-year career. Hester graduated cum laude from Georgia with a degree in public relations, was a two-time National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) All-America Scholar, served as president of UGA’s Stu-

dent-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and was selected to be the first female student-athlete to the Athletic Board as a senior. After two years on the Futures Tour (1996-97), a stint as an assistant pro at Idle Hour Club in Macon (1997-99) and a season as head coach at Mercer (1998-99), she returned to the Bulldogs as an assistant coach from 1999-01. Hester was then chosen by UNLV as its first women’s golf coach in 2001 and was charged with building a team from scratch to begin competition that fall. Her efforts paid immediate dividends as Hwanhee Lee captured medalist honors at the fourth tournament in UNLV history. Though Hester left UNLV after one season, her influence continued. The team she put together earned a bid to the 2004 NCAAs where Sunny Oh, a Hester signee, won the 2004 West Regional and finished 11th individually at the NCAAs. A native of Macon, Ga., Hester and her husband Trey have a daughter, Elizabeth “Bebe”.

Kelley Hester Year by Year

Year School Trn 1st 2nd top 5 1998-99 Mercer 4 2001-02 UNLV 9 0 0 1 2002-03 Arkansas 11 2 1 4 2003-04 Arkansas 11 1 0 6 2004-05 Arkansas 12 0 2 7 2005-06 Arkansas 11 2 0 6 2006-07 Arkansas 10 0 1 4 2007-08 Georgia 13 1 1 6 2008-09 Georgia 11 1 0 4 2009-10 Georgia 12 2 0 7 2010-11 Georgia 9 0 0 3 2011-12 Georgia 10 0 2 5 2012-13 Furman 10 0 2 3 2013-14 Furman 10 0 1 2 2014-15 Furman 10 4 1 7 2015-16 Furman 11 3 2 8 Totals 154 16 13 73

Conf. Reg. NA -- 5th -- 6th 15th 9th 16th 3rd 8th 5th 8th 9th 9th 3rd 3rd 6th 8th 4th 11th 8th 14th 5th 10th 2nd -- 2nd -- 1st 10th 1st 4th 2, 1st 12 App,

All All Nat Con Am -- -- --- -- --- -- --- 1 1 11th 2 1 10th 1 2 -- 1 1 10th 2 2 15th 3 2 -- 2 2 -- 2 2 -- 2 2 -- 1 --- 2 --- 5 1 20th 4 0 5 App. 28 16

“Kelley is one of the best coaches in the nation. She cared about me, not only as a golfer, but as a person. I know I wouldn’t be who I am without her.”

Stacy Lewis two-time LPGA Player of the Year

2016-17 Clemson WOMen's Golf

HEATHER BOWIE YOUNG

After 16 years of experience on the LPGA Tour, Heather Bowie Young joined Head Coach Kelley Hester and the Clemson women’s golf program as its assistant coach for the 2016-17 season. Prior to her professional career, Young was an individual NCAA Champion at Texas after assisting Arizona State to a pair of team national championships. Young turned professional in 1998 after her college career and was on the LPGA by the 2000 season. Over her 16 years on tour she earned over $3.2 million and recorded 28 top 10 finishes in over 300 tournaments. Young, who was born in Washington, D.C, had her best year in 2005 when she finished 16th on the LPGA Tour money list. She played in 25 events that year and made 23 cuts. She had 15 top 25 finishes and nine top 10s. The highlight that year took place on July 10 when she won the Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic. She won the event in a three-hole playoff against Gloria Park. The Clemson coach overcame a five-shot deficit in the final round to win the tournament. Among the players she defeated in that tournament were LPGA Hall of Famers Meg Mallon, Beth Daniel and Se Ri Pak. She also topped LPGA Major Champions Paula Creamer, Morgan Pressel, and Suzann Pettersen. Bowie-Young finished the 2005 season second on tour in greens in regulation (,742), 11th on tour in scoring average (71.46), 11th in the Rolex Player of the Year voting, and ninth in rounds in the 60s. In 2003, Bowie-Young was a member of the United States

Solheim Cup Team. She was selected as a captain’s pick, just the third Solheim rookie selection as a captain’s pick. Respected among her peers, she served from 2011-12 and 2014-15 as a member of the LPGA Player Advisory Group. Bowie-Young had success in the Majors as well. She finished third at the Women’s British Open in 2004, sixth at the women’s PGA in 2000, 10th at the ANA Inspiration and 13th at the US Open, giving her top 15 finishes in four of the five LPGA Majors. She made 14 hole-in-one shots in her career, including one in the Evian Masters. As a student-athlete, Young helped Arizona State to National Championships in 1994 and 1995. She was an All-American each season. She transferred to the University of Texas for the fall of 1995 and won the NCAA Championship in 1997. She was an All-American both of her seasons at the University of Texas. In 1997 she was the Big 12 Champion, the Big 12 Player of the Year and the National Player of the Year. She was later inducted into the University of Texas Athletics Hall of Honor in 2011 for her achievements. For her four-year college career, Bowie-Young won nine individual titles, was a four-time All-American on the course and a three-time Scholastic All-American. Heather and her husband Jeremy Young were married on Feb. 4, 2006.

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2015-16 YeAR IN REVIEW Final Clemson 2015-16 Women’s Golf Statistics

Top Rds Best Best vs. Avg Stks Trn Rds 10 60s -Par Par 75- Trn Rd Par Lauren Stephenson, Fr 73.36 2421 11 33 3 4 8 5 25 209 68 +48 Alice Hewson, Fr. 73.43 2203 10 30 3 2 7 2 22 210 65 +46 Marisa Messana, So 76.08 1826 8 24 0 1 3 1 12 220 69 +101 Sloan Shanahan, Jr 76.13 1751 8 23 1 1 1 3 10 219 69 +98 Sydney Legacy, So. 77.07 1156 5 15 0 0 1 1 6 221 71 +76 Jessica Hoang, Jr 77.30 1778 8 23 1 0 1 1 9 218 71 +125 Taylor Ramsey, Sr. 77.33 232 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 232 75 +16 Lauren Salazar, Sr. 77.92 935 4 12 0 0 0 1 2 225 71 +74 McKenzie Talbert, Jr 79.33 476 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 237 74 +44 Individual Totals 75.61 12,778 10 168 8 8 21 14 88 209 65 +628 Team Totals 74.38 8,925 10 120 8 -- 1 3 -- 870 285 +297

Date

Sept. 13-15 Sept. 20-22 Oct. 9-11 Oct. 23-25

Tournament

Cougar Classic Lady Paladin Invitational Yale Women’s Intercollegiate Landfall Tradition

Feb. 14-16 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Feb. 21-23 Allstate Sugar Bowl Inv. Mar. 21-22 Briar’s Creek Invitational Apr. 1-3 Clemson Invitational Apr. 15-17 ACC Championship May 5-7 NCAA Regional

Site, Course

Yeamans Hall, Hanahan, SC Furman Golf Course, Greenville, S.C. The Course at Yale, New Haven, Conn. Country Club of Landfall, Wilmington, N.C. Rio Mar Country Club, Rio Grande, PR English Turn, New Orleans, LA Golf Club at Briar’s Creek, Johns Island, S.C. Reserve at Lake Keowee, Sunset, S.C. Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC Shoal Creek, Birmingham, Ala

Clemson Individual Bests for 2014-15 Individual Best Rounds--Gross Score 65 -7 Alice Hewson Cougar Classic 9/14/15 67 -5 Alice Hewson Lady Paladin 9/20/15 68 -3 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/9/15 68 -4 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21/16 (2) 69 -2 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/10/15 69 -3 Sloan Shanahan Landfall Tradition 10/25/15 69 -3 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21/16 (1) 69 -3 Marisa Messana Briar’s Creek 3/22/16 70 -2 Lauren Stephenson Cougar Classic 9/15/15 70 -2 Alice Hewson Sugar Bowl 2/21/16 70 -2 Alice Hewson Clemson Invittional 4/3/16 Individual Best Rounds--vs. Par -7 65 Alice Hewson Cougar Classic 9/14/15 -5 67 Alice Hewson Lady Paladin 9/20/15 -4 68 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21/16 (2) -3 69 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21/16 (1) -3 69 Marisa Messana Briar’s Creek 3/22/16 -3 68 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/9/15 -3 69 Sloan Shanahan Landfall Tradition 10/25/15 -2 69 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/10/15 -2 70 Lauren Stephenson Cougar Classic 9/15/15 -2 70 Alice Hewson Sugar Bowl 2/21/16 -2 70 Alice Hewson Clemson Invitational 4/1-3/16 Top Individual Tournaments--Gross Score (54 holes) 209 -7 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21-22/16 210 -6 Alice Hewson Cougar Classic 9/13-15/15 211 -2 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/9-11/15 213 -3 Alice Hewson Lady Paladin 9/20-22/15 218 +5 Alice Hewson Yale 10/9-11/15 218 +2 Alice Hewson Briar’s Creek 3/21-22/16 218 +2 Lauren Stephenson Clemson Invitatinal 4/1-3/16 219 +6 Sloan Shanahan Yale 10/9-11/15

W-L Finish Score Par Yards

15-4 5 of 20 12-3-1 T4 of 17 14-1 2 of 16 7-9-1 T10 of 18 0-15 2-14 15-2 9-4 6-5 10-7

16 of 16 15 of 17 3 of 18 5 of 14 6 of 12 8 of 18

878 885 873 889

72 6,204 72 6313 71 6008 72 6157

+14 +21 +21 +25

924 902 870 881 894 929

72 72 72 72 72 72

+60 +38 +6 +17 +30 +65

6191 6239 6185 6253 6089 6470

Top Individual Tournaments vs. Par -7 209 Lauren Stephenson Briar’s Creek 3/21/22/16 -6 210 Alice Hewson Cougar Classic 9/13-15/15 -3 213 Alice Hewson Lady Paladin 9/20-22/15 -2 211 Lauren Stephenson Yale 10/9-11/15 Top Team Rounds (Gross score) 285 -3 Landfall Tradition Third Round 10/25/15 287 +3 Yale Third round 10/11/15 288 E Briar’s Creek Second Round 3/21-22/16 (2) 288 E Briar’s Creek Third Round 3/21-22/16 288 E Clemson Invitational First Round 4/1-3/16 290 +2 Cougar Classic Second Round 9/14/15 290 +2 Lady Paladin First Round 9/20/15 291 +3 Cougar Classic Third Round 9/15/15 291 +3 Clemson Invitational Third Round 4/3/16 Top Team Rounds vs. Par -3 285 Landfall Tradition Third Round 10/25/15 E 288 Briar’s Creek Second Round 3/21/16 (2) E 288 Briar’s Creek Third Round 3/22/16 E 288 Clemson Invitational First Round 4/1/16 +2 290 Cougar Classic Second Round 9/14/15 +2 290 Lady Paladin First Round 9/20/15 +3 291 Cougar Classic Third Round 9/15/15 +3 287 Yale Third Round 10/11/15 +3 291 Clemson Invitational Third Round 4/3/16

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2015-16 YEAR IN REVIEW Boxscores for 2015-16 Academic Year Tournament 1 Cougar Classic Date: September 13-15, 2015 Course: Yeamans Hall Site: Hanahan, SC Finish: 5th of 20 Par 72 ( 6204 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Alice Hewson 71 65 74 210 -6 #1 Lauren Stephenson 72 78 70 220 +4 17 Sloan Shanahan 74 73 79 226 +10 50 Marisa Messana 83 74 74 231 +15 70 Jessica Hoang 80 79 73 232 +16 77 Totals 297 290 291 878 +14 5th +9 +2 +3 #Co-medalist with Taylor Tomlinson of Florida. No playoff.

Tournament 2 Lady Paladin Inv, Date: September 20-22, 2015 Course: Furman University Site: Greenville, SC Finish: T4th of 17 Par 72 ( 6,313 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Alice Hewson 67 73 73 213 -3 1 Lauren Stephenson 74 73 76 223 +7 25 Sloan Shanahan 72 72 79 223 +7 25 Marisa Messana 77 76 75 228 +12 39 Lauren Salazar 77 80 77 234 +18 61 Totals 290 294 301 885 +21 T4 +9 +2 +3 Individual Jessica Hoang 73 74 71 218 +2 5 Tournament 3 Yale Women’s Intercollegiate Date: Oct. 9-11, 2015 Course: The Course at Yale Site: New Haven, Conn. Finish: 2 of 16 Par 71 Yards: 6008 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 68 69 74 211 -2 #1 Alice Hewson 75 72 71 218 +5 6 Sloan Shanahan 72 76 71 219 +6 8 Lauren Salazar 78 76 71 225 +12 20 Jessica Hoang 79 80 76 235 +22 55 Totals 293 293 287 873 +21 2 +9 +9 +3 Individual Marisa Messana 77 76 77 230 +17 36 #co-medalist, lost on second playoff hole to Emily White of Michigan. Tournament 4 Landfall Tradition Date: October 23-25, 2015 Course: Country Club of Landfall (Dye Course) Site: Wilmington, NC Finish: T10 of 18 Par 72 Yards: 6157 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 73 76 71 220 +4 24 Alice Hewson 71 77 72 220 +4 24 Sloan Shanahan 74 79 69 222 +6 37 Lauren Salazar 80 82 73 235 +19 77 McKenzie Talbert 82 74 81 237 +21 83 Totals 298 306 285 889 +25 10 +10 +18 -3 Tournament 5 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Date: Feb. 14-16, 2016 Course: Rio Mar Country Club Site: El Grande, Puerto Rico Finish: 16 of 16 Par 72 Yards: 6191 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Jessica Hoang 81 72 73 226 +10 34 Lauren Stephenson 71 77 78 226 +10 34 Alice Hewson 73 79 77 229 +13 48 Sloan Shanahan 79 85 79 243 +27 81 Sydney Legacy 81 87 83 251 +35 87 Totals 304 313 307 924 +60 16 +16 +25 +19 +60

Tournament 6 Allstate Sugar Bowl Date: February 21-23, 2016 Course: English Turn Site: New Orleans, La. Finish: 15 of 17 Par 72 Yards: 6239 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Marisa Messana 74 71 75 220 +4 25 Alice Hewson 70 74 79 223 +7 36 Lauren Stephenson 73 75 76 224 +8 42 Sloan Shanahan 79 76 83 238 +22 80 Jessica Hoang 76 77 WD 153 +9 90 Totals 293 296 313 902 +38 15 +5 +8 +25 +38 Tournament 7 Briar’s Creek Invitational Date: March 21-22, 2016 Course: Briar’s Creek Site: Johns Island, S.C. Finish: 3 of 18 Par 72 Yards: 6185 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 69 68 72 209 -9 2 Alice Hewson 71 74 73 218 +2 21 Marisa Messana 80 72 69 221 +5 32 Sydney Legacy 78 74 74 226 +10 58 Sloan Shanahan 76 W 78 154 +10 93 Totals 294 288 288 870 +6 3 +6 E E Tournament 8 Clemson Invitational Date: April 1-3, 2016 Course: The Reserve at Lake Keowee Site: Sunset, S.C. Finish: 5 of 14 Par 72 Yards: 6,253 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 72 74 72 218 +2 12 Alice Hewson 74 76 70 220 +4 18 Sydney Legacy 71 76 74 221 +5 22 Sloan Shanahan 75 76 76 226 +10 43 Marisa Messana 71 82 76 229 +13 56 Totals 288 302 291 881 +17 5th E +14 +3 Individuals Jessica Hoang Taylor Ramsey McKenzie Talbert Lauren Salazar

75 80 79 81

75 75 81 80

73 77 79 80

223 232 239 241

+7 +16 +23 +25

23 66 76 77

Tournament 9 ACC Tournament Date: April 15-17, 2016 Course: Sedgefield Country Club Site: Greensboro, NC Finish: 6 of 12 Par 72 Yards: 6,089 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Marisa Messana 73 75 75 223 +7 19 Alice Hewson 77 73 73 223 +7 19 Sydney Legacy 72 74 77 223 +7 19 Lauren Stephenson 76 78 72 226 +10 29 Jessica Hoang 80 77 77 234 +18 48 Totals 298 299 297 894 +30 6th +10 +11 +9 Tournament 10 NCAA Regional Date: May 5-7 Course: Shoal Creek Site: Birmingham, Ala Finish: 8 of 18 Par 72 Yards: 6,470 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 74 75 74 223 +7 5 Alice Hewson 77 75 77 229 +13 20 Sydney Legacy 77 79 79 235 +19 50 Marisa Messana 80 83 81 244 +28 72 Jessica Hoang 86 81 90 257 +41 92 Totals 308 310 311 929 +65 8th +20 +22 +23 Tournament 11 NCAA National Date: May 18-20 Course: Eugene Country Club Site: Eugene, Ore Par 72 Yards: 6,331 Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Stephenson 75 71 75 221 +5 58

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School

Clemson vs. All Competition 2015-16

Alabama Alabama State Arizona Arkansas Auburn Augusta University Boston College Boston University Brown California Campbell Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina College of Charleston Columbia Denver Duke East Carolina Eastern Kentucky Elon ETSU Florida Florida State Furman Georgia Georgia Southern Georgetown Harvard Houston Indiana Iowa State IUPUI James Madison Kennessaw State Kentucky Kent State LIU Brooklyn Long Beach State Louisville LSU Maryland

Record

Stk Diff

0-3 +62 1-0 -77 0-1 +32 0-2 +75 1-1 -6 1-1 +29 3-0 -167 2-0 -60 1-0 -75 0-1 +5 1-0 -11 1-0 -54 2-0 -43 2-0 -49 2-0 -94 0-1 +5 0-2 +45 1-0 -1 1-0 -43 1-0 -38 1-0 -29 0-4 +41 2-1 +15 1-3 +12 0-2 +71 1-0 -60 2-0 -78 1-0 -28 1-0 -2 1-2 -11 1-1 +25 1-0 -65 1-0 -39 2-0 -50 1-0 -33 1-1 +36 1-0 -138 1-0 -18 2-1 +18 0-1 +7 2-1 -84

Miami (FL) Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee Missouri Mississippi State New Mexico New Mexico State North Carolina NC State Northwestern Notre Dame Oakland Oklahoma Oklahoma State Ohio State Pennsylvania Penn State Princeton Purdue Samford Seton Hall South Carolina Stanford Tennessee Texas Texas A&M TCU Texas Tech Tulane UC-Davis UCF UCLA UNC Greensboro UNC-Wilmington Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Wisconsin Wofford Yale Totals

1-1 +10 2-2 --3 1-3 +49 1-0 -16 0-1 +4 1-1 -21 0-1 +2 1-0 -2 3-1 -26 1-3 +20 0-2 +80 2-1 -2 1-0 -62 1-0 -7 0-3 +83 1-0 -14 1-0 -21 3-0 -45 1-0 -21 1-2 +1 1-0 -61 1-0 -66 0-1 +1 0-1 +14 1-1 +8 0-1 +23 1-0 -3 0-1 +33 1-1 +40 0-1 +21 1-0 -11 3-0 -46 0-1 +21 1-0 -80 1-0-1 -15 2-1 -1 1-3 +64 4-0 -138 1-2-1 +20 2-0 -60 1-0 -49 1-0 -41 89-64-2 (.581)

Final Clemson Golf Miscellaneous stats, 2015-16

Category Hewson Shanahan Hoang Salazar Talbert Stephen Messana Legacy Ramsey Team First Round Avg. 72.60 75.13 78.75 79.00 80.50 72.45 76.88 75.80 80.00 75.30 Last Round Avg. 73.90 76.63 76.14 75.25 80.00 73.50 75.25 77.40 77.00 75.31 Par 3 Scoring 3.13 3.22 3.18 3.35 3.38 3.11 3.42 3.30 3.25 3.22 Par 4 Scoring 4.16 4.28 4.41 4.31 4.45 4.15 4.23 4.42 4.30 4.27 Par 5 Scoring 4.85 5.15 5.13 5.42 5.33 4.87 5.04 4.92 5.33 5.01 Eagles 1 1 3 1 6 Birdies 88 42 41 15 5 108 44 32 1 338 Score counted 30-30 17-23 9-17 7-9 1-3 29-30 14-18 12-15 Best Score of Round 9 3 2 1 1 12 4 2 Best Tournament 4 1 6 2 1 Fairway % .802 .857 .950 .863 .857 .867 .744 .695 .857 .823 Greens in Regulation .641 .669 .529 .625 .389 .712 .521 .548 .481 .610 Putts/Round 30.83 33.65 31.65 34.83 30.33 31.96 30.58 31.00 30.00 31.79

2016-17 Clemson WOMen's Golf

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 administrators 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. Moorman 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 Botanical 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 perfectly 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 corporations 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 fall of 2015, the Walker Course was recognized both on national and state levels as a top golf course. Golfweek rated the Walker Course as one of the top-25 collegiate courses in the country in its “Best Of” issue. Coming in at 10th 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, handicaps 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 advocacy. In determining their rating, panelists consider several criteria, including routing of the course, aesthetics, distinctiveness and the variety 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 professional Brent Jessup. “Clemson has a course to be proud of, and recognition by others gives us even more reason to be proud.”

Hole 17 - Par 3 "Tiger paw hole" Golfweek’s Best Campus Courses, 2015-16 Rk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

School Yale Williams Wisconsin Texas Tech Washington St. Stanford Massachusetts Virginia Tech Georgia Clemson Purdue Ohio State Michigan Notre Dame Duke Furman Michigan Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas State

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Course City The Course at Yale New Haven, Conn. Taconic Golf Club Williamstown, Mass. University Ridge Verona, Wis. Rawls Course Lubbock, Tex. Palouse Ridge Pullman, Wash. University Course Stanford, Calif. The Orchards South Hadley, Mass. Pete Dye River Course Blacksburg, Va. University Course Athens, Ga. Walker Course Clemson, S.C Birck Golf Complex West Lafayette, Ind. Scarlet Course Columbus, Ohio University Course Ann Arbor, Mich. Warren Course Notre Dame, Ind. University Course Durham, N.C. University Course Greenville, S.C. Radrick Farms Ann Arbor, Mich. Jimmie Austin Golf Club Norman, Okla University Course Albuquerque, N.M. Colbert Hills Manhattan, Kan.

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WALKER COURSE Hole #1 Par 5 480 yards Players might want to keep the driver in the bag off the first tee with the creek coming into play down the left side for the longer hitters. An intimidating tee shot to begin the round, this shorter than average par five is a very good starting hole. You want to favor the right side of the green with your second shot due to fairway and greenside bunkers down the left side. Longer players should have no problem making birdie four with a good drive down the fairway. Hole #2 Par 4 381 yards A short par four with fairway bunker on the left and hazard down the right side of the fairway. Driver brings the creek that runs between the fairway and green into play. Three-wood is a good choice off the tee and will leave you with only 130 yards to the hole. Left greenside bunker is the target off the tee box. Green is slightly elevated from the fairway so make sure you add at least half a club to your second shot. Hole #3 Par 4 415 yards Challenging hole off the tee. A steep drop-off down the right side of the hole makes you want to keep your driver left, but two fairway bunkers guard the left side that you must stay out of if you want a clear shot to the green. Driver off the tee is a good play and will leave you with 135 yards to the hole. Be wary of over the green and right of the green because of steep drop-offs that will make it difficult to get up-anddown for your par. Hole #4 Par 3 221 yards The first really difficult hole on the course, this long par-three challenges even the best of players. Normally a three or four iron for the average hitter, you must carry your iron shot onto the green or it will end up short and roll back down the hill some 15 yards short of the hole. A long ridge running through he middle of the green separates it into two separate greens. Make sure you are on the correct side of the ridge or you will have a difficult two-putt. Hole #5 Par 5 503 yards Go ahead and rip your tee shot off this par-five. The wide fairway is very inviting to a long tee shot that will leave you with a long iron into the green. The second shot plays downhill so be sure to factor that into your club selection. The narrow but long green makes it easy to low hit long irons or woods into the green. Be wary of the huge greenside bunker short and right of the green, but also watch the drop-off to the left of the green that makes even the best short game player stress a little. Just commit to your second shot and hit a good one.

Hole #6 Par 4 415 yards Another wide open tee shot that invites players to really go after their drives. The more you can cut off towards the left side of the fairway, the shorter your approach shot will be into the green. A good drive will leave you around 110 yards to the hole. Be sure you get an exact yardage for your second shot because the greenside bunker short of the green is a tough up and down. Also long is a bad spot too because you will be chipping back to the green off a down-slope which makes it harder to get the ball to stop. Hole #7 Par 4 396 yards Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let the short yardage fool you on this hole. Fairway bunkers down the middle of the fairway really come into play off the tee shot, and another fairway bunker down the right side gives you very little room to bail out. There are three fairway bunkers going down the middle of the fairway, but longer hitters can aim their tee shot at the first one and easily carry it over leaving themselves inside 100 yards for their second shot. Make sure you put your ball on the same level of the green that the hole is on, because if you do not it will be a difficult two-putt. Hole #8 Par 3 213 yards Another challenging par three on the front side, this hole plays slightly downhill but the wind always seems to be blowing in one direction or another which makes it difficult to choose the right club. Normally a three or four iron for the average hitter, you must really focus on this tee shot because just hitting it on the green does not always guarantee a par. Hole #9 Par 4 460 yards Easily the most challenging hole on the golf course. A creek running down

the left side and then across the fairway forces you to keep your tee shot at the two fairway bunkers down the middle of the fairway. Only the longest of hitters can take the ball over the creek to the other side of the fairway. Three-wood is the play for everyone else and your target is the left fairway bunker. A good tee shot will leave you with around 185 yards to the green which is all carry over water. You can always bail out to the right and short of the green if you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t think you can reach it because fairway runs all the way up on the right side. This green also has a big ridge running through the middle of it so make sure your ball is on the right side of the ridge or it will be a difficult par. Hole #10 Par 4 408 yards A relatively short hole that allows even the average hitter a good opportunity at a birdie. If you are feeling aggressive this is the hole to show it. The further right you take your driver, the less yardage you will have into the green. However there is a fairway bunker down the right side that you must carry or it will be difficult getting your second shot to the green. The green is relatively flat and is guarded by a bunker on the left and a bunker on the right that both should be easily avoided. Hole #11 Par 4 429 yards A wide open tee shot that everyone can take a rip at to try and get the ball as close to the green as possible. Watch out for the fairway bunker down the left side because it is the same yardage as everybody hits their drives. A good tee shot will leave you with 150 yards to the hole. The green is guarded by one bunker short and two bunkers long, but if you have the correct yardage these should not come into play. A relatively flat green allows for a lot of putts to be made.

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WALKER COURSE Hole #12 Par 3 178 yards A difficult par three in which the elevation change makes it vary difficult to pick the right club. A creek running down the entire right side makes the right hole locations difficult to attack. The green has three levels, a level on the front then a raised level in the middle and then back down to another level in the back. A severe left to right slope to the left of the green will sometimes kick your ball down towards the green but more often than not your ball will be stuck on the hill and you will have a difficult up and down for par. Hole #13 Par 4 392 yards One of the shorter par fours on the course. Driver is the play for average hitters but longer hitters should hit three wood. The target off the tee is the three fairway bunkers down the right side of the fairway. The ball will land next to the bunkers and kick down to the middle of the fairway. A hazard runs all the way down the left side of the tee so be sure to keep your ball right. The green is elevated some 50 feet so be sure you take enough club on your second shot because if you miss short the ball could roll down some 30 yards. The green is thin from front to back so be sure you get the right yardage. Hole #14 Par 5 528 yards The first par five on the back side this tee shot is very challenging. There is a hazard running all the way down the left side with a drop-off that will kick your ball into the hazard on the left and a drop-off on the right side that will kick your ball into the

rough. A good tee shot will leave you inside 240 yards to the hole to reach the green in two. A greenside bunker guards the green on the left side so you must run your second shot up on the right side of the green. The green, though it might not look like it, slopes from back to front towards Lake Hartwell. A definite birdie hole that can get you back into the game. Hole #15 Par 4 361 yards Another easy birdie on the course because of its short length. You want to aim your driver over the left fairway bunker down the right side of the fairway. A good tee shot will leave you inside 75 yards for your second shot. The green slopes primarily form back to front with a ridge running across the front portion of the green that makes a good backstop for the front hole location. But when reading your putt remember that everything wants to break toward Lake Hartwell. Hole #16 Par 5 539 yards A third consecutive birdie opportunity, this par five is one of the longer ones on the course but is still an easy birdie. A steep drop-off down the left side that will kick your ball towards the hazard running down that side which makes you want to keep your drive down the right. The two fairway bunkers down the left are unreachable unless the hole is playing extremely down wind. Your target off the tee is the 250 yard pole out in the middle of the fairway. A good drive will leave you inside 250 yards on your second shot which plays uphill. The bad miss on this hole is to

the right on your second shot because you will have to flop it over the greenside bunker and then the green is running away from you towards Lake Hartwell. Hole #17 Par 3 192 yards The signature hole on the golf course which is shaped like a Tiger Paw. The four bunkers running across the back of the green makes up the toes and the green is the palm. The wind is really a factor on this hole and can make it play extremely difficult. The water that is in front of the green really does not come into play unless the wind picks up and you chose the wrong club off the tee. The green is relatively flat with one ridge running across the middle. Hole #18 Par 4 400 yards A good finishing hole with a demanding tee shot. You want to keep your drive left of the four bunkers running up the right side of the fairway. There is water right of the bunkers that have attracted many golf balls due to the wind blowing off Lake Hartwell. A good tee shot left of the fairway bunkers will leave you inside 110 yards for your second shot into this twotiered green. A bunker guards the right side of the green, but does not come into play for a left hole location. Make sure you hit your ball on the correct level of the green and this will be a good birdie to finish out the round.

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BOND PRACTICE FACILITY

Steve Bond, a former Clemson golfer under Bobby Robinson in the 1970s passed away in August, 2013 after a hard-fought battle with lung cancer. Steve was very appreciative what Clemson had done for him and consequently, he and his wife Margaret faithfully supported the university that blessed him with so much. Steve’s impact on the Clemson program continues today. Prior to his passing he provided an endowment for the construction of the Steve Bond Golf Practice Range. A state of the art facility adjacent to the Penley Golf Building, it was dedicated in the fall of 2014. The Clemson program, men and women, are very appreciative of this generous act on the part of Bond and his family. The Bonds also created a department wide award that recognizes former athletes that embody the qualities that make Clemson such a special place. “Steve and I felt like there were a lot of former athletes that have gone on to do great things,” Margaret Bond said, “We wanted to do something for them.” The award is presented annually to former student-athletes who are at least 10 years removed from Clemson and will be presented at a Clemson football game each year. The recipients are given a gold ring and have their names prominently displayed on campus.

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HISTORY

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RECORDS & LETTERMEN Single Round/Tournament Low Total Score: 65, Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-15 Low Score vs. Par: -7, Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-15 Low Score by Freshman: 65, Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-15 Low Score vs. Par by Freshman: -7 Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-15 Low Score by Sophomore: 68, Jessica Hoang, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-14 68, Alice Hewson, UCF Challenge, 25-17 and 2-7-17 Low Score vs. Par by Soph.: -4, Jessica Hoang, Cougar Classic, 2nd Rd, 9-14-14 -4, Alice Hewson, UCF Challenge, 2-5-17 and 2-7-17 Low Score by Junior: 68, Marisa Messana, Schooner Classic, 9/24/16 (2) Low Score vs. Par by Junior: -3, Sloan Shanahan, Landfall Trad., 3rd Rd, 10-25-15 -3 Marisa Messana, Schooner Classic, 9-24-16 (2) Low First Round: 67, Alice Hewson, Lady Paladin, 9-20-15 Low First Round vs. Par: -5, Alice Hewson, Lady Paladin, 9-20-15 Low Second Round: 65, Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 9-14-15 Low Second Round vs. Par: -7, Alice Hewson, Cougar Classic, 9-14-15 Low Third Round: 69 by many Low Third Round vs. par: -3 by many Low ACC Tournament Round: 71, Sloan Shanahan, Sedgefield, 4-18-14; 71, Marisa Messana, Sedgefield, 4-18-15 Low ACC Tournament Round vs. Par: -1 Sloan Shanahan, Sedgefield, 4-18-14 -1 Marisa Messana, Sedgefield, 4-18-15 Low NCAA Tournament Round: 71 Lauren Stephenson, NCAA National, 5-19-16 in Eugene, Ore. Low NCAA Tournament Round vs. Par: -1, Lauren Stephenson, NCAA National, 5-19-16 in Eugene, Ore. Low 54-Hole Tournament: 203, Alice Hewson, Schooner Classic, 9/24-25/16 Low 54-Hole Tournament vs. Par: -10, Alice Hewson, Schooner Classic, 9/24-25/16

Best Tournament: 7, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Fairway Hitting Percentage: .950, Jessica Hoang, 2014-15 Greens in Regulation: .747, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Putts/Round: 29.74, Marisa Messana, 2014-15

Career Scoring Average (Min 45 rounds): 75.22, Sloan Shanahan, 2013-16 Victories: 2, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Alice Hewson, 2015-16 Under Par Rounds: 13, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Rounds at Par or Better: 17, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Rounds at Par: 9, Lauren Salazar, 2013-16 Rounds Played: 82, Jessica Hoang, 2013-16 Tournaments Played: 28, Jessica Hoang, 2013-16 Rounds 75 or Better: 41, Sloan Shanahan, 2013-16 Rounds in 60s: 6, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Top 10 Finishes: 6, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Counting Scores: 62, Sloan Shanahan, 2013-16 Birdies: 143, Sloan Shanahan, 2013-16 Eagles: 3, Sloan Shanahan, 2013-16, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16

MEDALISTS Year 2013-14 2013-14 2015-16 2015-16

Name Ashlan Ramsey Ashlan Ramsey Alice Hewson Alice Hewson

Tournament Lady Paladin Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Cougar Classic Lady Paladin

Scores 68-71-70/209 68-69-70/207 71-65-74/210 67-73-73/213

Lettermen Season Stroke Average: 72.91, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Tournaments: 11 by many Rounds: 33 by Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Top 10s: 6, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Rounds in 60s: 6, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 -Par Rounds: 13, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Rounds at Par of Better: 17, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Rounds 75 or better: 25, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Strokes vs. Par: +32, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Consecutive Rounds in 60s: 2, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14; Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Consecutive Rounds –Par: 8, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Consecutive Rounds Par or better: 9, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 First Round Scoring Average: 72.45, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Final Round Scoring Average: 73.50, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Par 3 Scoring Average: 3.08, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Par 4 Scoring Average: 4.14, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Par 5 Scoring Average: 4.72, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14 Birdies: 108, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Eagles: 3, Lauren Stephenson, 2015-16 Counting Scores: 31, Ashlan Ramsey and Sloan Shanahan, 2013-14 % of Counting Scores: 1.000 (31-31), Sloan Shanahan, 2013-14, (30-30), Alice Hewson 2015-16 Best Score of the Day: 18, Ashlan Ramsey, 2013-14

Alice Hewson Jessica Hoang Sydney Legacy Riley Lovern Marisa Messana Ashlan Ramsey Taylor Ramsey Lauren Salazar Sloan Shanahan Lauren Stephenson McKenzie Talbert

2015-16 2013-14, 14-15, 15-16 2015-16 2014-15 2014-15, 14-15 2013-14 2013-14, 14-15, 15-16 2013-14, 14-15, 15-16 2013-14, 14-14, 15-16 2015-16 2013-14, 14-15, 15-16

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United Kingdom North Augusta, S.C. Lexington, S.C Anderson, S.C. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Milledgeville, Ga. Milledgeville, Ga. Santa Clara, Calif. Suwanee, Ga. Lexington, S.C. Edgefield, S.C.

TEAM RECORDS Low Rounds

Rd Par Tournament 281 -7 UCF Challenge 281 -3 Schooner Classic 282 -6 Cougar Classic 283 -5 UCF Challenge 283 -1 Schooner Classic 284 -4 Florida State Matchup 284 -4 Sugar Bowl 285 -3 Cougar Classic 285 -3 Landfall Tradition 285 +1 Schooner Classic

Low Rounds vs. Par Par -7 -6 -5 -4 -4 -3 -3 -3 -2

Rd Tournament 281 UCF Challenge 282 Cougar Classic 283 UCF Challenge 284 Florida State Matchup 284 Sugar Bowl 285 Cougar Classic 285 Landfall Tradition 281 Schooner Classic 286 UCF Challenge

Round Date 3rd 2-7-17 1st 9-24-16 2nd 9-9-13 2nd 2-6-17 3rd 9-25-16 3rd 2-16-14 2nd 2-24-14 1st 9-20-13 3rd 10-25-15 2nd 9-24-16 Round Date 3rd 2-7-17 2nd 9-9-13 2nd 2-6-17 3rd 2-16-14 2nd 2-24-14 1st 9-8-13 3rd 10-25-15 1st 9-24-16 (1) 1st 2-5-17

Low Tournament Scores Rd 849 850 860 867 868 870 873 873 878 878

Par Tournament Date -3 Schooner Classic 9/24-25-16 -14 UCF Challenge 2/5-7/17 -4 Cougar Classic 9/8-10/13 +3 Lady Paladin 9/20-22/13 +4 Sugar Bowl 2/24-25/14 +6 Briar’s Creek 3/21-22/16 +9 Florida State Matchup 2/14-16/14 +21 Yale Intercollegiate 10/9-11/15 +14 Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel 10/11-13/13 +14 Cougar Classic 9/13-15/15

Low Tournaments vs. Par Par Rd -14 850 -4 860 -3 849 +3 867 +4 868 +6 870 +9 873 +14 878 +14 878

Tournament UCF Challenge Cougar Classic Schooner Classic Lady Paladin Sugar Bowl Briar’s Creek Florida State Matchup Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Cougar Classic

Best Team Finishes

Date 2/5-7/17 9/8-10/13 9/24-25/16 9/20-22/13 2/24-25/14 3/21-22/16 2/14-16/14 10/11-13/13 9/13-15/15

Year Event Finish 2016-17 UCF Challenge T1st of 17 2013-14 Cougar Classic 2nd of 20 2013-14 Lady Paladin 2nd of 16 2015-16 Yale Fall Intercollegiate 2nd of 16 2013-14 Florida State Matchup 2nd of 11 2013-14 Landfall Tradition 3rd of 18 2015-16 Briar’s Creek 3rd of 18 2016-17 Schooner Fall Classic 3rd of 12

Most Team Tournaments Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Tournaments 11 10 9

Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Rounds 128 120 108

Most Team Rounds

Best Scoring Averages (Counting Scores) Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Average 74.375 74.375 76.160

Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Top 10s 8 8 2

Team Top 10 Finishes

Top 10 Finishes by Individuals Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Top 10s 14 8 0

Individual Rounds in the 60s Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Rds 60s 10 8 2

Individual Rounds under par Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Rds –Par 28 21 3

Individual Rounds at par or better

Par 5 Scoring Average

Best Team Score vs. Par

Total Birdies

Par 3 Scoring Average

Fairway Hitting Percentage

Par 4 Scoring Average

Greens in Regulation

Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15 Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15 Year 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

Rds Par or Better 42 35 7 +Par +316 +297 +509

Average 3.20 3.22 3.33 Average 4.26 4.27 4.41

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Average 4.94 5.01 5.24 Birdies 338 329 199 Percentage 875 .823 .780 Percentage .641 .610 .510

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HONORS AND AWARDS All-Americans 2013-14 (3rd), WGCA (HM) All-ACC 2013-14 2015-16

Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. Golfweek

Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. Sloan Shanahan, Fr. Alice Hewson, Fr.

ACC Rookie of the Year 2015-16 Alice Hewson ACC Golfer of the Month 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. (Sept.) Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. (Oct.) 2015-16 Alice Hewson, Fr. (Sept.) Academic All-ACC 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Sloan Shanahan, Fr. McKenzie Alexander, Fr. Lauren Salazar, Fr. Lauren Salazar, Soph Marisa Messana, Fr. Alice Hewson, Fr. Lauren Stephenson, Fr. Marisa Messana, Soph

ACC Academic Honor Roll 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. Taylor Ramsey, Fr. Sloan Shanahan, Fr. Lauren Salazar, Fr. 2014-15 Riley Lovorn, Fr. Marisa Messana, Fr. Taylor Ramsey, So. Lauren Salazar, So. Sloan Shanahan, So. McKenzie Talbert, So. 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, Fr. Alice Hewson, Fr. Sloan Shanahan, Jr. Lauren Salazar, Jr. Marisa Messana, So.

Southern Golf Association Player of the Month 2015-16 Alice Hewson, Fr. (Sept.)

Spirit International 2013

Ashlan Ramsey, USA

WCGA All Regional 2015-16

AJGA All-Americans 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

McKenzie Talbert, 2nd Ashlan Ramsey, HM Ashlan Ramsey, 1st McKenzie Talbert, HM Ashlan Ramsey, 1st Lauren Stephenson, HM Lauren Stephenson, HM Lauren Stephenson, 1st Ana Paula Valdes, 2nd

Lauren Stephenson, Fr.

Coaches Association Academic Scholars 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan, Fr. 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan, So. Marisa Messana, Fr. 2015-16 Sloan Shanahan, Jr. Marisa Messana, Soph. Curtis Cup 2014 2016

Ashlan Ramsey, USA Alice Hewson, GB&I

World Amateur Team Championship 2016 Alice Hewson, Great Britain Ana Paula Valdes, Mexico European Ladies Team Amateur 2016 Alice Hewson, Great Britain European Girls Team Championship 2013 Alice Hewson, GB&I 2014 Alice Hewson, GB&I Junior Solheim Cup 2011 2013

Ashlan Ramsey, USA McKenzie Talbert, USA Ashlan Ramsey, USA

Toyota World Cup 2015

Lauren Stephenson, USA

Vagliano Trophy 2015

Alice Hewson, GB&I

Annika Award Candidates 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 1 of 10 Major Amateur Victories Dixie Amateur 2015 Lauren Stephenson WWGA National Amateur Championship 2013 Ashlan Ramsey Georgia Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Open Championship 2013 Ashlan Ramsey Eastern Amateur Champion 2013 Ashlan Ramsey Western Amateur Champion 2013 Ashlan Ramsey

Junior Vagliano Trophy 2013 Alice Hewson, GB&I

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2013-14 BOXSCORES Tournament 1 Cougar Classic Date: Sept. 8-10, 2013 Course: Yeamans Hall Site: Hanahan, SC Finish: 2nd of 20 Par 72 ( 6204 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 72 69 71 212 -4 2 Sloan Shanahan 69 69 74 212 -4 2 Lauren Salazar 71 72 75 218 +2 19 McKenzie Talbert 76 72 73 221 +5 37 Jessica Hoang 73 77 77 227 +11 59 Team 285 282 293 860 -4 2nd -3 -6 +5 Tournament 2 Lady Paladin Inv. Date: Sept. 20-22, 2013 Course: Furman University Course Site: Greenville, SC Finish: 2nd of 16 Par 72 ( 6266 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 68 71 70 209 -7 1 Sloan Shanahan 69 73 71 213 -3 3 McKenzie Talbert 72 74 73 219 +3 12 Lauren Salazar 78 73 76 227 +11 31 Jessica Hoang 79 75 75 229 +13 41 Team 287 291 289 867 +3 2nd -1 +3 +1 Tournament 3 Ruth’s Chris Invitational Date: Oct. 11-13 Course: Finley Golf Course Site: Chapel Hill, NC Finish: T-5th of 18 Par 72 ( 6379 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 68 69 70 207 -9 1 Sloan Shanahan 72 73 72 217 +1 14 Lauren Salazar 76 71 81 228 +12 64 McKenzie Talbert 81 74 74 229 +13 68 Jessica Hoang 81 82 78 241 +25 94 Team 297 287 294 878 +14 5th +9 -1 +6 Tournament 4 Landfall Tradition Date: October 25-27 Course: Country Club of Landfall Site: Wilmington, NC Finish: 3rd of 18 Par 72 ( 6244 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 74 69 78 221 +5 8 Sloan Shanahan 74 73 75 222 +6 11 McKenzie Talbert 78 75 70 223 +7 13 Lauren Salazar 82 74 77 233 +17 52 Jessica Hoang 81 81 77 239 +23 74 Team 307 291 299 897 +33 3rd +19 +3 +11 Tournament 5 FSU Match-Up Date: Feb. 14-16, 2014 Course: Southwood Golf Club Site: Tallahassee, FL Finish: 2nd of 11 Par 72 ( 6113 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 74 68 72 214 -2 3 McKenzie Talbert 72 75 69 216 E 6 Lauren Salazar 77 72 70 218 +3 7 Sloan Shanahan 74 77 73 224 +8 16 Jessica Hoang 80 80 73 233 +17 42 Team 297 292 284 873 +9 2 +9 +4 -4 +9 Tournament 6 Allstate Sugar Bowl Date: Feb. 24-25, 2014 Course: English Turn Site: New Orleans, LA Finish: T-5th of 17 Par 72 ( 6140 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Sloan Shanahan 71 70 70 211 -5 6

McKenzie Talbert 72 71 74 217 +1 22 Ashlan Ramsey 76 71 71 218 +2 27 Lauren Salazar 76 72 74 222 +6 49 Jessica Hoang 79 73 74 226 +10 66 Team 295 284 289 868 +4 5 +7 -4 +1 +4 Tournament 7 Battle at the Valley Date: March 9, 2014 Course: Sage Valley Site: Graniteville, SC Finish: 3rd of 3 Par 72 ( 6115 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin McKenzie Talbert 74 77 151 +7 3 Lauren Salazar 74 80 154 +10 8 Ashlan Ramsey 80 78 158 +14 13 Jessica Hoang 77 82 159 +15 14 Sloan Shanahan DQ 75 75 +3 DQ Team 305 310 615 +39 3 +17 +22 Tournament 8 Briar’s Creek Inv. Date: March 24-25, 2014 Course: Golf Club of Briar’s Creek Site: Johns Island, SC Finish: 5th of 17 Par 72 ( 6101 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Salazar 70 75 75 220 +4 7 Ashlan Ramsey 75 72 75 222 +6 12 McKenzie Talbert 78 76 71 225 +9 22 Sloan Shanahan 80 75 77 232 +16 49 Jessica Hoang 81 80 78 239 +23 65 Team 303 298 298 899 +35 5 +15 +10 +10 Tournament 9 Bryan National Coll. Date: March 28-30, 2014 Course: Bryan Park Site: Greensboro, NC Finish: 6th of 18 Par 72 ( 6386 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 72 71 74 217 +1 2 Lauren Salazar 77 75 79 231 +15 33 Sloan Shanahan 76 78 77 231 +15 33 McKenzie Talbert 75 79 82 236 +20 67 Jessica Hoang 79 80 80 239 +23 79 Team 300 303 310 913 +49 6 +12 +15 +22 Tournament 10 ACC Tournament Date: April 17-19, 2014 Course: Sedgefield Site: Greensboro, NC Finish: T9 of 11 Par 71 ( 6107 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Ashlan Ramsey 73 75 77 225 +12 15 Sloan Shanahan 79 71 79 229 +16 25 Lauren Salazar 75 83 74 232 +19 37 McKenzie Talbert 80 79 82 241 +29 49 Jessica Hoang 82 79 80 241 +29 49 Team 307 304 310 921 +49 9 +23 +20 +26 Tournament 11 NCAA West Regional Date: May 8-10, 2014 Course: Tumble Creek Golf Club Site: Suncadia, WA Finish: 13 of 24 Par 72 ( 6252 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Sloan Shanahan 72 76 79 227 +11 27 Ashlan Ramsey 78 77 75 230 +14 39 Lauren Salazar 76 77 81 234 +18 58 McKenzie Talbert 76 83 80 239 +23 87 Jessica Hoang 86 82 84 252 +36 118 Team 302 312 315 929 +65 13 +14 +24 +27

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2014-15 BOXSCORES Boxscores for 2014-15 Academic Year Tournament 1 Cougar Classic Date: September 14-16, 2014 Course: Yeamans Hall Site: Hanahan, SC Finish: 16th of 23 Par 72 ( 6204 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Jessica Hoang 77 68 77 222 +6 42 Marisa Messana 76 73 75 224 +8 53 Lauren Salazar 74 74 77 225 +9 58 Riley Lovorn 82 76 77 235 +19 100 Sloan Shanahan 87 77 75 239 +23 108 Team 309 291 304 904 +40 16th +21 +3 +16 #McKenzie Talbert 78 82 77 237 +21 104 #played as individual Tournament 2 Mason Rudolph Invitational Date: September 19-21, 2014 Course: Vanderbilt Legends Course Site: Franklin, Tenn Finish: 15th of 15 Par 72 ( 6276 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Sloan Shanahan 75 76 74 225 +9 Lauren Salazar 72 78 77 227 +11 Jessica Hoang 82 74 76 232 +16 Marisa Messana 81 80 78 239 +23 Riley Lovorn 80 75 85 240 +24 Team 308 303 305 916 +52 +20 +15 +17 #McKenzie Talbert #played as individual

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Tournament 3 Schooner Fall Classic Date: October 4-6, 2014 Course: Belmar Country Club Site: Norman, Okla Finish: T16 of 17 Par 70 ( 6082 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Lauren Salazar 72 70 75 217 +7 McKenzie Talbert 75 74 72 221 +11 Marisa Messana 76 77 69 222 +12 Sloan Shanahan 72 78 72 222 +12 Jessica Hoang 77 71 76 224 +14 Team 295 292 288 875 +35 +15 +12 +8

Fin 31 39 57 69 72 15th 77

Fin 48 66 70 70 75 16

Tournament 4 Stanford Intercollegiate Hosted by Condoleezza Rice Date: October 17-19, 2014 Course: Stanford Golf Club Site: Stanford, Calif Finish: 17 of 17 Par 71 ( 6130 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Salazar 79 73 74 226 +13 65 Sloan Shanahan 84 73 74 231 +18 76 McKenzie Talbert 77 80 75 232 +19 78 Jessica Hoang 73 84 75 232 +19 78 Marisa Messana 72 85 78 235 +22 83 Team 301 310 298 909 +57 17 +17 +26 +14

Tournament 6 Allstate Sugar Bowl Date: February 22-24, 2015 Course: English Turn Site: New Orleans, Louisiana Finish: T14 of 15 Par 72 ( 6189 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Marisa Messana 72 82 81 235 +19 Jessica Hoang 77 81 78 236 +20 McKenzie Talbert 80 84 75 239 +23 Lauren Salazar 84 77 79 240 +24 Taylor Ramsey 82 80 89 251 +35 Team 311 320 313 944 +23 +32 +25 +80 Tournament 7 Sun Trust Gator Date: March 6-8, 2015 Course: Mark Bostick Golf Course Site: Gainesville, Fla Finish: 15 of 15 Par 70 ( 6002) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Jessica Hoang 74 80 75 229 +19 Marisa Messana 76 78 76 230 +20 Lauren Salazar 80 82 78 240 +30 McKenzie Talbert 82 89 89 260 +50 Riley Lovorn 90 88 85 263 +53 Team 312 328 314 954 +32 +48 +34 +114 Tournament 8 Rebel Intercollegiate Date: April 3-5, 2015 Course: University Course Site: Oxford, Miss. Finish: T10 of 18 Par 72 ( 6210)) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Jessica Hoang 74 75 75 224 Marisa Messana 73 78 74 225 Lauren Salazar 73 75 81 229 Sloan Shanahan 79 75 77 231 McKenzie Talbert 77 83 74 234 Team 297 303 300 900 +9 +15 +12

Fin 30 34 65 81 82 14

Fin 32 37 60 69 75 10

Tournament 9 ACC Tournament Date: April 17-18, 2015 (27 holes each day) Course: Sedgefield Country Club Site: Greensboro, N.C. Finish: T8 of 11 Par 72 ( 6089)) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Marisa Messana 74 71 74 219 +3 21 Lauren Salazar 72 78 72 222 +6 29 Sloan Shanahan 72 75 77 224 +8 34 Jessica Hoang 74 77 78 229 +13 45 McKenzie Talbert 83 75 74 232 +16 47 Team 292 298 297 887 +23 8 +4 +10 +9

Tournament 5 Lady Puerto Rico Classic Date: February 15-17, 2015 Course: Rio Mar River Course Site: Rio Mar, Puerto Rico Finish: 14 of 15 Par 72 ( 6203 yards) Name 1st 2nd 3rd Tot Par Fin Lauren Salazar 77 72 74 223 +7 22 Marisa Messana 81 74 77 232 +16 49 Jessica Hoang 73 84 79 236 +20 61 McKenzie Talbert 88 80 77 245 +29 77 Riley Lovorn 89 87 87 263 +47 82 Team 319 310 307 936 +72 14 +31 +22 +19

MCKENZIE TALBERT

Par +8 +9 +13 +15 +18 +36

Fin 44 48 63 69 79 14

2016-17 Clemson WOMen's Golf

SEASON BESTS Scoring Average Year Player 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 L. Stephenson 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2014-15 Lauren Salazar 2015-16 Marisa Messana 2015-16 Sloan Shanahan 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan

Rds 32 33 30 31 32 32 27 24 23 18

Rounds at Par or Better Year Player 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 L. Stephenson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2014-15 Lauren Salazar 5 Total Rounds Played Year Player 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2013-14 Jessica Hoang 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Alice Hewson Finish Percentage Year Player 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2015-16 Lauren Salazar 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2015-16 Marisa Messana 2015-16 Sloan Shanahan 2014-15 Lauren Salazar Total Counting Scores Year Player 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2014-15 Marisa Messana 2014-15 Lauren Salazar 2014-15 Jessica Hoang Percentage of Counting Scores Year Player 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2014-15 Marisa Messana 2014-15 Lauren Salazar 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2015-16 Sydney Legacy .867 Most Birdies Year Player 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey

vs. Par +1.00 +1.45 +1.53 +2.06 +3.62 +3.66 +4.44 +4.21 +4.26 +4.72

Avg 72.91 73.36 73.43 73.97 75.53 75.56 75.89 76.08 76.13 76.22

Rds 32 33 31 30 32 32 27

Par17 13 11 9 8 7

Rds 33 32 32 32 32 31 30 Opp 916 881 916 1012 916 916 699 727 771

Pct .878 .791 .789 .738 .614 .591 .512 .437 .423

Pct 31-31 31-32 30-30 29-30 28-32 28-32 24-27 24-27 23-27

Ct-Pct 1.000 .969 1.000 .967 .875 .875 .889 .889 .852

Pct 31-31 30-30 31-32 29-30 24-27 24-27 28-32 28-32 13-15

Ct-Pct 1.000 1.000 .969 .967 .889 .889 .875 ,875

Rds Birdies 33 108 32 91

2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2013-14 Jessica Hoang 2014-15 Marisa Messana Most Eagles Year Player 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert

30 31 32 32 32 27

88 79 66 63 52 51

Rds 33 31 32

Eagles 3 2 2

Par Three Scoring Year Player 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2015-16 Jessica Hoang 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2015-16 Sloan Shanahan

Avg 3.076 3.114 3.133 3.136 3.168 3.185 3.205 3.206 3.217

Par Four Scoring Year Player 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Marisa Messana 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2015-16 Sloan Shanahan 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2014-15 Lauren Salazar

Avg 4.150 4.155 4.167 4.179 4.235 4.268 4.279 4.287 4.307

Par Five Scoring Year Player 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 2015-16 Alice Hewson 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 2013-14 Lauren Salazar 2015-16 Marisa Messana 2013-14 McKenzie Talbert 2014-15 Marisa Messana 2013-14 Jessica Hoang

Avg. 4.758 4.855 4.863 4.868 4.992 5.043 5.070 5.076 5.109

Active Players in bold face Scoring Average 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 72.91 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 75.89 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 73.36 Top 10 Finishes 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 6 2014-15 None 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 3 Alice Hewson, 3 Rounds in 60s 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 6 2014-15 Marisa Messana, 1 Jessica Hoang, 1 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 4 Under Par Rounds 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 13 2014-15 Marisa Messana, 2 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 8 Rounds Par or Better 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 17 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 5

2015-16

Lauren Stephenson 13

Rounds 75 or better 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 25 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 14 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson 25 First Round Average 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 73.20 2014-15 Marisa Messana, 75.7 Jessica Hoang, 75.7 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 72.45 Last Round Average 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 73.60 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan, 74.8 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 73.50 Par 3 Scoring 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 3.08 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan, 3.12 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 3.11 Par 4 Scoring 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 4.14 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 4.29 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 4.15 Par 5 Scoring 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 4.72 2014-15 Marisa Messana, 5.08 2015-16 Alice Hewson, 4.85 Birdies 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

Ashlan Ramsey, 88 Marisa Messana, 53 Lauren Stephenson, 108

Eagles 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

McKenzie Talbert, 2 Sloan Shanahan, 1 Lauren Stephenson, 3

Counting Scores 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 31 Sloan Shanahan, 31 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 24 Marisa Messana, 24 2015-16 Alice Hewson, 30 % Counting Scores 2013-14 Sloan Shanahan, 1.000 (31-31) 2014-15 Marisa Messana, .875 (24-27) Lauren Salazar, .875 (24-27) 2015-16 Alice Hewson, 1.000 (30-30) Best Score of Day 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey 18 2014-15 Lauren Salazar, 12 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 12 Best Tournament 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, 7 2014-15 Jessica Hoang, 3 Lauren Salazar, 3 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, 6 Fairway Percentage 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, .937 2014-15 Jessica Hoang, .950 2015-16 Jessica Hoang, .950 Greens in Regulation 2013-14 Ashlan Ramsey, .747 2014-15 Sloan Shanahan, .650 2015-16 Lauren Stephenson, .712

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ALL-TIME RESULTS 2015-16

2013-14 Date Sept. 8-10 Sept. 20-22 Oct. 11-13 Oct. 25-27

Tournament Fall Cougar Classic Lady Paladin Invitational Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Inv. Landfall Tradition

Finish Score +/2 of 20 2 of 16 T5 of 18 3 of 18

860 867 878 897

-4 +3 +14 +33

Spring Feb. 14-16 Florida State Matchup @2 of 11 873 +9 Feb. 24-25 Allstate Sugar Bowl T5 of 17 868 +4 Mar. 9 Battle at the Valley 3 of 3 615 +39 Mar. 24-25 Briar’s Creek Invitational 5 of 17 899 +35 Mar. 28-30 Bryan National Collegiate 6 of 18 913 +49 Apr. 18-20 ACC Championship T9 of 11 921 +69 May 8-10 #NCAA Regional 13 of 24 929 +65 @ won Matchup portion of event with Virginia, 1092-1094 over South Carolina and Mississippi State. # at Tumble Creek Golf Club, Suncadia, Wash.

2013-14 Final Statistics Player Avg. Stks Trn Rds 10 60s -Par Par Ashlan Ramsey, Fr. 72.91 2333 11 32 6 6 13 4 Sloan Shanahan, Fr. 73.97 2293 11 31 3 3 7 4 McKenzie Talbert, Fr. 75.53 2417 11 32 2 1 4 3 Lauren Salazar, Fr. 75.56 2418 11 32 3 0 4 3 Jessica Hoang, Fr. 78.91 2525 11 32 0 0 0 0 Taylor Ramsey, Fr. 82.00 1148 5 14 0 0 0 0 Individual Totals 75.92 13,134 11 173 14 10 28 14 Team Totals 74.38 9,520 11 128 8 -- 5 0

75- 25 21 18 17 6 0 87 --

Best Best Par 207 68 +32 211 69 +64 216 69 +116 218 70 +117 226 73 +224 236 78 +143 207 68 +696 860 282 +316

Date

Sept. 13-15 Sept. 20-22 Oct. 9-11 Oct. 23-25

Tournament Fall Cougar Classic Lady Paladin Invitational Yale Intercollegiate Landfall Tradition

5 of 20 4 of 17 2 of 16 10 of 18

878 885 873 889

+14 +21 +21 +25

Feb. 14-16 Feb 21-23 Mar. 21-22 Apr. 1-3 Apr. 15-17 May 5-7

Spring Lady Puerto Rico Classic Allstate Sugar Bowl Briar’s Creek Invitational Clemson Invitational ACC Championship NCAA Regional

16 of 16 15 of 17 3 of 18 5 of 14 6 of 12 8 of 18

924 902 870 881 894 929

+60 +38 +6 +17 +30 +65

2015-16 Final Statistics

Player Avg. Stks Trn Rds 10 60s =Par Par 75- Best Best Par Lauren Stephenson, Fr. 73.36 2421 11 33 3 4 8 5 25 209 68 +48 Alice Hewson, Fr. 73.43 2203 10 30 3 2 7 2 22 210 65 +46 Marisa Messana, So. 76.08 1826 8 24 0 1 3 1 12 220 69 +101 Sloan Shanahan, Jr. 76.13 1751 8 23 1 1 1 3 10 219 69 +98 Sydney Legacy, So. 77.07 1156 5 15 0 0 1 1 6 221 71 +76 Jessica Hoang, Jr. 77.30 1778 8 23 1 0 1 1 9 218 71 +125 Taylor Ramsey, Sr. 77.33 232 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 232 75 +16 Lauren Salazar, Sr. 77.92 935 4 12 0 0 0 0 1 225 71 +74 McKenzie Talbret, Jr. 79.33 476 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 237 74 +44 Individual Totals 75.61 12,278 10 168 8 8 21 14 88 209 65 +628 Team Totals 74.38 8,925 10 120 8 -- 1 3 -- 870 285 +297

2014-15

Date

Tournament Fall Sept. 14-16 Cougar Classic Sept. 19-21 Mason Rudolph Invitational Oct. 4-6 Schooner Fall Classic Oct. 17-19 Stanford Intercollegiate

16 of 23 15 of 15 T16 of 17 17 of 17

904 916 875 909

Feb. 15-17 Feb. 22-24 Mar. 6-8 Apr. 3-5 Apr. 17-19

14 of 15 T14 of 15 15 of 15 T10 of 18 T8 of 11

936 +72 944 +80 954 +114 900 +36 887 +23

Spring Lady Puerto Rico Classic Allstate Sugar Bowl Sun Trust Gator Invitational Rebel Intercollegiate ACC Championship

Finish Score +/+40 +52 +35 +57

2014-15 Final Statistics

Player Avg. Stks Trn Rds 10 60s =Par Par 75- Best Best Par Lauren Salazar, So. 75.89 2049 9 27 0 0 0 5 14 217 70 +120 Sloan Shanahan, So. 76.22 1372 6 18 0 0 0 1 10 222 72 +85 Marisa Messana, Fr. 76.33 2061 9 27 0 1 2 1 11 219 69 +132 Jessica Hoang, So. 76.44 2064 9 27 0 1 1 0 12 222 68 +135 McKenzie Talbert, So. 79.51 2147 9 27 0 0 0 0 8 221 72 +218 Riley Lovern, Fr. 83.42 1001 4 12 0 0 0 0 1 235 75 +143 Taylor Ramsey, So. 83.67 251 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 251 80 +35 Individual Totals 77.62 10,945 9 141 0 2 3 7 56 217 68 +868 Team Totals 76.16 8,225 9 108 0 0 0 0 -- 875 288 +509

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