2010-11 Tennessee Men's Golf Media Guide

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TENNESSEE VOLS 2010-11 GOLF Sept. 10-12 Sept. 26-27 Oct. 15-17 Oct. 24-26

Feb. 13-15

Carpet Capital Collegiate The Farm, Rocky Face, Ga. Windon Memorial Golf Classic North Shore Country Club, Glencoe, Ill. Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate The Ridges Golf Club, Jonesborough Isleworth Collegiate Invitational Isleworth Golf & Country Club, Windermere, Fla.

Battle at the Beach The Resort at Pelican Hill, Newport Coast, Calif.

Feb. 27-March 1 John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Sawgrass Country Club, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. March 13-14 General Jim Hackler Championship TPC of Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, S.C. March 18-20 Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Forest Heights Country Club, Statesboro, Ga. April 2-3 Administaff Augusta State Invitational Forest Hills Golf Club, Augusta, Ga. April 15-17 SEC Championship Sea Island Golf (Seaside Course), St. Simons Island, Ga. May 19-21 NCAA Regionals Colorado National Golf Club, Eric, Colo.

The Farms Golf Club, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

Golden Ocala Golf Club, Ocala, Fla. Omni Tucson National Resort, Tucson, Ariz.

Pete Dye River Course, Blacksburg, Va. Wolf Run Golf Club, Zionsville, Ind. May 31-June 5 NCAA Championship Karsten Creek Golf Club, Stillwater, Okla.

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Contents Introduction

2 Media Information volunteers

2011 Preview

4 Interview with Jim Kelson 5 Fall Recap/Statistics 8 SEC Opponents

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Coaching Staff

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10 Head Coach Jim Kelson 12 Assistant Coach Casey Van Damme 13 Support Staff 14 Administration

Volunteer Profiles 16 Player Profiles

Quick Facts University Of Tennessee Location Knoxville, Tenn.

Founded 1794 Conference Southeastern Enrollment 27,107 Colors Orange and White Nickname Volunteers Mascot Smokey

Administration

Chancellor Dr. Jimmy Cheek (Texas A&M 1969) Faculty Representative Dr. Dan Murphy (New Mexico 1977) Athletics Director Mike Hamilton (Clemson 1985) Athletics Department Phone (865) 974-1220

Team Information

Head Coach Jim Kelson (Alabama 1987) Overall at UT 1,380-920-42 (.598); 13th season SEC Record 297-293-10 (.503) Asst. Coach Casey VanDamme (Northern Michigan 2000) Volunteer Asst. Coach Randy Wylie (Texas A&M ) Facility Mack & Jonnie Day Golf Practice Facility Lettermen Returning 5 Lettermen Lost 3 Newcomers 4 Fall 2010 Overall Record 17-34-3 (.343) Fall 2010 SEC Record 3-6-1 (.350)

2010 Review

24 2010 Season Review 27 2009-10 Statistics 28 Academics

History

30 Coaching Records 31 Year-by-Year Records 37 Volunteer Records 38 Team and Individual Tournament Wins 39 Team Honors 40 SEC Championships 42 NCAA Championships 43 All-Americas 44 Lettermen 45 Pro Vols 46 Qualifying Courses 48 Endowments and Sponsors

Credits

Editor John Painter Designer Amanda Pruitt Editorial Assistants Bud Ford Photography Elizabeth Olivier and David Weinhold/UT Athletics Patrick Murphy-Racey Cover Artwork Schaffhauser Design, Canton, Miss. (John Schaffhauser) Printing UT Graphic Arts The University of Tennessee is an EEO/AA/Title VI/Title IX/Section 504/ADA/ADEA institution in the provision of its education and employment programs and services.

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Media Information Contacts

Associate Media Relations Director John Painter is the University of Tennessee men’s golf contact. Additional information may be obtained from Bud Ford, associate athletics director for media relations.

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Media Information

Media members can receive Tennessee men’s golf results, statistics and other information by contacting the University of Tennessee Sports Information Department at (865) 9741212.

Information regarding the men’s golf team, including the latest tournament results, is available on the UT Athletics Web site at UTSports.com.

Complete results will be provided at the conclusion of each round and at the end of each tournament in the UT Sports Information Department, located in room 261 of Stokely Athletics Center, 1720 Volunteer Blvd.

Facility

The University of Tennessee men’s golf team practices at the brand new Mack & Jonnie Day Golf Practice Facility near UT’s campus.

In addition to practice at the Mack & Jonnie Day Facility, the Vols use 16 local courses for qualifying play. The 16 qualifying courses are featured on pages 46-47.

Interviews

All interviews of athletes must be coordinated through the UT Athletics Media Relations Department. Interview requests must be submitted at least 24 hours in advance so the ath2 • Tennessee Volunteers Golf

lete can be notified. The Athletics Media Relations Department arranges telephone interviews for out-of-town media.

Head coach Jim Kelson usually can be contacted on weekday mornings in his office.

Internet

Information regarding athlete and coach biographies, facility information, season updates and other information is available at the Tennessee Athletics website, UTsports.com.

Travel Plans

Tournament travel arrangements are finalized two weeks in advance. For information concerning the team’s itinerary, please contact John Painter or Nancy Cowan.

Mailing Address

University of Tennessee Athletics Dept.

Athletics Media Relations and/or Golf P.O. Box 15016 Knoxville, TN 37901-5161

Overnight Address

1720 Volunteer Blvd.

Knoxville, TN 37996-3100 TENNESSEE’S 2009-10 GOLF MEDIA GUIDE was judged best in the nation by the College Sports Information Directors of America.

Staff Jimmy Stanton

Associate AD - Communications Cell 865.306-2052 Office 865.974.4167 Home 865.922.1657 E-mail jimmystanton@tennessee.edu

John Painter

Associate SID - Golf Cell 865.414.1143 Office 865.974.1097 Home 865.379.8976 E-mail jpainter@tennessee.edu

Associate AD Bud Ford, Debby Jennings Associate SIDs Tom Satkowiak, Eric Trainer Assistant SIDs Brian Davis, Cameron Harris Graduate Assistants Andrew Lentz, Todd Mounce, Amanda Pruitt, Drew Rutherford, Zach Stipe.

Student Assistants Allix Bullock, Donnie Conley, Mary-Carter Kniffen, Matt Magill, Jessica Stephens, Hali Talbott Secretary Susie Treis Office phone 865.974.1212 Office fax 865.974.1269

Season Preview

Interview with Head Coach Jim Kelson About the new Mack & Jonnie Day Golf Practice Facility

“The facility turned out fabulous. It’s everything we wanted it to be. I can’t say enough about the job Mark Gossett, Jeff Wolfenbarger and Nick Farragut have done out there. Those guys have gone above and beyond in every way possible to make that facility as good as it could be, and they are the ones who deserve an enormous amount of credit for its shape and conditioning.

“Obviously, we want to thank Mack and Jonnie Day of Palm City, Fla., for their tremendous generosity. We could not have begun construction without their amazing support. And there were many other boosters and donors who contributed significantly to this project. On behalf of all our student-athletes and the men’s and women’s coaching staffs here at the University of Tennessee, we wanted to say how much all their generosity has meant – not only to this facility but to our programs in general.”

About any pleasant surprises after the team’s initial time spent at the new facility

“I think the holes turned out to be a little bit more challenging than we thought. I think the greens on the three holes are probably a little bigger than we envisioned. We are using the three holes more extensively than we thought we would in terms of preparation, planning and practice – hitting shots into them – versus just playing the three holes. So those three practice holes were icing on the cake as far as the facility and have really turned out to be beneficial.

“This facility is as big and expansive as any I’ve seen in collegiate golf. We really pride ourselves on teaching and developing players, and once we get our clubhouse constructed there will be two state-of-the-art video rooms where we will be able to enhance our instruction to an even higher level.”

About your coaching staff of Casey VanDamme and Randy Wylie

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“We couldn’t have two more qualified people. Those guys are so bright and so knowledgeable in the game of golf. We are really fortunate to have Casey and Randy on our staff. I don’t see how you could get better than those two. Their skill level and instruction is phenomenal.

“They’ve been a tremendous asset to our program with their attitudes, their personalities and the way they go about their work in a very professional manner. It’s something that is a strength of our program. Our players are very fortunate to be able to learn and develop their games under two guys like that.”

About senior captain Robin Wingardh

“I’ve been as proud of Robin as any player I’ve ever coached, and not only from a development standpoint. From where he came as a freshman to where he is now, he’s made strides in his game but most importantly in his maturity and responsibility levels. He’s our team captain this year and has taken that job very seriously. It’s just been tremendous to see the growth of the young man, and his golf game has flourished.

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HEAD COACH JIM KELSON has coached the Vols to 11 straight NCAA tournament bids, including five trips to the NCAA finals.

All credit to him as a result of a lot of hard work. He’s had to work very hard at developing traits and he’s one of those who really took advantage of everything that is offered here at the University of Tennessee. He’s a shining example of what can happen when somebody takes advantage of all the positive things we have to offer here.”

About juniors Garrick Porteous and Darren Renwick

“Both of those two men are coming along and rounding into really fine players. They have worked very hard this year toward developing their games and they are doing a really nice job for us. We look forward to them continuing to grow and develop and expect to see a lot of good golf from those two for the next year and a half.”

About sophomore Jay Vandeventer

“Jay is getting closer to fulfilling his potential. His short game is coming along and he’s worked at that. He’s always been a great ball-striker. Continuing to refine his approach and perspective is something that is going to pay him and our program huge dividends in the future.”

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT RANDy WyLIE was named Tennessee’s PGA Section Teacher of the Year for 2010.

Fall Season Recap tennessee

Carpet Capital Collegiate

Rocky Face, Ga. (Sept. 10-12) 294-288-298--880

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SOPHOMORE JAy VANDEVENTER finished 14th at the Windon Memorial for his best collegiate showing. of the gate at North Shore Country Club near Chicago. UT shot 13-over-par 297 to finish at 888, or 36 over par.

Through the opening four holes, Tennessee already stood 10 over par -- and that was counting only the four best scores out of five players. The Vols never recovered and posted their worst regular season finish in six years.

Michigan claimed both the individual and team trophies.

The Wolverines (854) shot 2-under 282 Monday to finish as wire-to-wire champions and hold off a hard-charging Ohio State (855) squad that shot 9 under for the day and finished one stroke back. Michigan’s Lion Kim (207) also led from start to finish, closing with a 4-under 67 that left him two strokes clear of Ohio State’s Bo Hoag (209).

California (856) and Tulsa (862) were next in the team competition, followed by a tie for fifth between Indiana (868) and Purdue (868).

Vandeventer, who was 4 over par himself at that early fourhole juncture, settled down to shoot a closing 2-over 73 that left him at 3-over-par 216 for the tournament. Vandeventer turned in Tennessee’s best back-nine score on Monday, firing a 35 on eight pars to go with a single birdie at the par-5 15th hole.

The Bristol sophomore’s best previous UT showing was a tie for 22nd at last year’s SEC Championships.

Robin Wingardh entered Monday’s play just two strokes out of the individual lead, but consecutive double bogeys at the second and third holes doomed his chances. The senior captain played even par the rest of the way to shoot 75 and tie for 19th place at 4-over-par 217.

Darren Renwick continued his recovery from an openinground 86 to close with a 72 on the heels of his 73 in Sunday afternoon’s second round. The England junior carded 15 pars, one birdie and just two bogeys. Renwick climbed seven positions to tie for 76th place at 18-over-par 231.

Brandon Rodgers shot 77 to round out the Tennessee scor-

ing. The freshman from Farragut actually was leading the way for UT at even par through four holes before stumbling with a stretch of 4-over through the next four. Rodgers finished in 85th place at 24-over-par 237.

Justin Walker closed with a 79 to finish in a tie for 78th at 20-over 233.

The last time Tennessee finished this poorly in a regular season event was Nov. 5-7, 2004, at the Carpet Capital Collegiate, where UT placed 15th out of 18 entries. But that squad rallied in the spring to finish fifth at the 2005 SEC Championships, second at the NCAA East Regional and 11th at the NCAA Championships in Owings Mills, Md.

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Fourteenth was Tennessee’s number Monday at the Windon Memorial Classic in Glenview, Ill. Good or bad, it just depended on the point of view.

It was good for Jay Vandeventer, who battled back from a tough opening four holes to tie for 14th place and lead Tennessee’s final-round effort. The finish was Vandeventer’s best as a collegiate golfer.

The same couldn’t be said for the Vols as a team. UT slumped five spots to 14th place after struggling mightily out

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Glencoe, Ill. (Sept. 26-27) 303-288-297--888

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Windon Memorial Golf Classic

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Tennessee finished right where it started Sunday at the Carpet Capital Collegiate in Rocky Face, Ga., tying for eighth place to open the 2010-11 men’s golf season.

The Vols shot 10-over-par 298 in their third round to close at 16-over 880 and deadlocked with Chattanooga, which shot 305 on the final afternoon.

Alabama (856) rallied Sunday to win the tournament ahead of Wake Forest (860), which had the day’s best score at 1-under 287, Georgia Tech (862) and second-round leader Clemson (862). The Tigers slumped to a closing 8-over-par 296. Auburn was alone in fifth at 3-over 867.

Brandon Rodgers paced the Vols in the final round with his second consecutive 1-under-par 71. The Farragut freshman, starting at the 10th hole, birdied twice over his first nine holes against a lone double bogey at the par-3 13th. Rodgers then added birdies at Nos. 2 and 6 to offset a dropped shot at the difficult par-3 eighth, a hole he played 4 over for the tournament.

Rodgers finished his collegiate debut at 6-over-par 222 and tied for 30th, quite the jump from his 54th-place standing after Friday’s round.

Darren Renwick shot 74, matching five birdies with five bogeys and then a double bogey to account for the 2-over-par result. The junior had three pars over his first nine holes and two on the second nine to climb eight spots into a tie for 43rd at 11-over 227.

Robin Wingardh double bogeyed that pesky eighth hole to finish with a 75. The senior captain made the turn at 2 over before birdieing the par-3 fifth hole to give him a shot at even par. His tournament score of 1-over 217 was good for a 15thplace tie.

Jay Vandeventer fell to a 78 Sunday and was part of the group with Rodgers in 30th place at 6-over 222. The Bristol sophomore opened with his lone birdie of the afternoon at the par-4 10th hole, but finished 3 over par on each nine.

Garrick Porteous closed with an 80 to join Renwick in a tie for 43rd at 11-over 227. The England junior never could find his rhythm, birdieing only the par-4 18th hole against four bogeys on the front and five on the back.

Medalist honors went to Wake Forest’s Lee Bedford, who closed with a 68 to finish at 10-under-par 206 and edge teammate Evan Beck (208) by two strokes.

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Vols Compete in Four Fall Tournaments

Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Jonesborough (Oct. 15-17) 299-290-284--873

Tennessee’s best round of the year led to its best finish of the year, a tie for fifth Sunday at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in Jonesborough.

The Vols placed three of their four scoring golfers in red figures, led by Darren Renwick’s 69. The junior from Worthing, England, finished at 5-under-par 211 to tie for fourth -- his second top-five showing in as many seasons at The Ridges Golf and Country Club.

“It’s quickly turning into one of my favorite courses,” Renwick said. “Like I said Friday, I feel at home in the sloping conditions with the ball above my feet and the ball below my feet. It’s like that here on pretty much every iron shot and I like inventing the different shots the way I do back home.”

In six career rounds at The Ridges, Renwick owns an overall scoring average of 70.67. Only one of those six rounds, the very first one, was over par.

“Today, I made a couple of putts,” he said. “Starting the Tennessee Volunteers Golf • 5

back nine, I made three birdies by draining a couple of long putts and it kept me on the right track. Other than that, I played pretty much exactly the same every day. I had my holes to attack and try to make birdies there, but on the other holes I made pars and was happy with that.”

Sunday, Renwick had two birdies on the front nine and the three to start the back at Nos. 10, 12 and 13. He finished the weekend with 13 birdies against eight bogeys.

Virginia stormed from behind to claim the team trophy.

The Cavaliers, coached by former Vols assistant Bowen Sargent, combined for their second straight 10-under-par 278 to finish at 853. First- and second-day leader Kent State was next at 857, followed by Chattanooga at 864 and Wake Forest at 867. Michigan tied Tennessee for fifth place at 873.

Kent State’s Mackenzie Hughes captured medalist honors by seven strokes, shooting 65 Sunday to finish at 13-under 203.

Robin Wingardh also completed another excellent tournament for the Vols, tying for 12th to capture his third top-20 result in as many events to begin his senior season. The team captain carded his first eagle of the fall Sunday at the par-5 eighth hole. Wingardh added three birdies against four bogeys to finish at 1-under-par 215.

Garrick Porteous scored his best round of the season, a 69 that improved his finish by 18 spots over the start of Sunday’s play. Porteous overcame a bogey at the second hole to card a pair of birdies on each nine and tie for 30th place at 5-overpar 221.

Max Smith completed the UT scoring with a 75. The freshman’s two birdies Sunday came on the front-side par 5s, and Smith finished his first collegiate competition all alone in 52nd place at 10-over-par 226.

Marshall Talkington, playing as an individual, shot a thirdround 78 to finish in a tie for 72nd place at 22-over 238. Jay Vandeventer closed with an 81 to finish 74th at 25-over-par 241.

Wingardh shot 75 and finished at 2-under 214. He made 15 birdies against eight bogeys for the tournament, in addition to the two Tuesday blemishes at Nos. 4 and 5. The second-place showing was his best since tying for medalist honors at the 2008 Ping/Golfweek Preview.

Tennessee completed its fall season by dropping one position in the team standings to a tie for 11th place, closing with a 17-over-par 305 for a three-day total of 44-over 908.

Fifth-ranked Alabama (884) won by two strokes over No. 9 LSU (886), with third-ranked Florida (894), Stanford (894), second-ranked Oklahoma State (895) and TCU (895) close behind. This year’s field at Isleworth Golf and Country Club included five teams rated by Golfweek/Sagarin in the top 10 and seven in the top 20.

Freshman Max Smith helped Tennessee’s cause with his best round of the tournament, a 74 that bumped his finish to a tie for 37th place at 13-over 229. Smith improved in every round (79-76-74) and shot 1-over 37 in each of his last three

nines.

Garrick Porteous tied Smith’s tournament score of 229 after shooting his second round of 76. The junior began Tuesday’s play with double-bogeys on two of his first three holes, but rallied to play even par over his last 15.

Darren Renwick was just 1 over par through 10 but lost seven strokes over his final eight holes to shoot 80. The junior, who finished fourth last weekend at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, had three rounds this fall in the 80s and finished Isleworth in a tie for 61st at 22-over 238.

Freshman Brandon Rodgers carded his second 86 in three days and finished in 74th place at 31-over 247.

Tennessee resumes play Valentine’s weekend, returning to Battle at the Beach in Newport Coast, Calif., on Feb. 13-15.

It is the first of five spring tournaments leading into the SEC Men’s Golf Championship, set for April 15-17 at St. Simons Island, Ga.

Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

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Windermere, Fla. 288-282-291--861

Robin Wingardh couldn’t hold off a charging Bank Vongvanij of Florida and the Tennessee senior finished second at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational in Windermere, Fla. Tuesday’s final round saw Wingardh carrying a four-stroke lead with just six holes to play. He was 2 under for the day and 7 under for the tournament before carding 7-5-5 -- triplebogey, double-bogey, bogey -- over the middle three holes of his second nine. Vongvanij took advantage by shooting the best round of the day, 68, for a winning total of 4-under-par ROBIN WINGARDH finished second at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational. The senior’s second-round 68 pushed him into the 212. lead and was his low score for the fall.

2010-11 Roster

Name Danny Keddie Garrick Porteous Darren Renwick Brandon Rodgers Max Smith Marshall Talkington Jay Vandeventer Justin Walker Robin Wingardh (Capt.)

Class Freshman Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior

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Ht. 5-10 6-1 6-2 5-9 6-3 5-9 6-3 5-11 5-9

Wt. 172 182 190 165 205 165 200 170 165

Hometown Lincoln, England Morpeth, England Worthing, England Farragut Berkshire, England Jackson Bristol Greenbrier Morarp, Sweden

Previous School Robert Pattison School King Edward VI School Our Lady of Sion School Farragut High School Millfield School University School of Jackson The Baylor School (Chattanooga) Goodpasture High School Ronnoskwa Skolan

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GARRICK PORTEOUS was second on the team during fall play with a 75.22 stroke average. His best finish was 30th at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate. revIew

Final Fall 2010 Statistics Rounds 12 9 9 12 6 3 9 3 4 events (12 rounds)

Key CCC Carpet Capital Collegiate WMC Windon Memorial Golf Classic

Strokes 863 677 679 907 455 233 706 238 3,549

Low Round 68 ISL 69 BTI 69 WM 69 BTI 73 BTI 75 WM 71 CCC 78 BTI 2x 284 BTI

Avg. 71.92 75.22 75.44 75.58 75.83 77.67 78.44 79.33 295.75

High Round 75 3x 80 CCC 83 BTI 86 WM 79 ISL 79 WM 2x 86 ISL 2x 82 BTI 309 ISL

Rounds Par or Better 7 2 2 3 0 0 2 0 2

Best 54Hole Score 206 CCC 221 BTI 216 WM 211 BTI 226 BTI 233 WM 222 CCC 238 BTI 873 BTI

Top 10 Finishes 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2

Best Finish 2nd ISL 30th-t BTI 14th-t WM 4th-t BTI 37th-t ISL 78th-t WM 30th-t CCC 72nd-t BTI 5th-t BTI

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Player Robin Wingardh Garrick Porteous Jay Vandeventer Darren Renwick Max Smith Justin Walker Brandon Rodgers Marshall Talkington Team Totals

BTI Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate ISL Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

Tournament Results • Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga., Sept. 10-12 • Windon Memorial Golf Classic, Glencoe, Ill., Sept. 26-27 • Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Jonesborough, Oct. 15-17 • Isleworth Collegiate Invitational, Windermere, Fla., Oct. 24-26

294-288-298--880 303-288-297--888 299-290-284--873 309-294-305--908

8th-t of 12 14th of 17 5th-t of 14 11th-t of 15

Individual Results Garrick Porteous

Carpet Capital Collegiate 72-75-80--227 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate 76-76-69--221 Isleworth Collegiate Inv. 76-77-76--229

Darren Renwick

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Inv.

Brandon Rodgers Carpet Capital Collegiate

78-75-74--227 86-73-72--231 71-71-69--211 83-75-80--238 80-71-71--222

43rd-t 30th-t 37th-t 43rd-t 76th-t 4th-t 61st-t 30th-t

Windon Memorial Isleworth Collegiate Inv.

79-81-77--237 86-75-86--247

Max Smith

Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate 78-73-75--226 Isleworth Collegiate Inv. 79-76-74--229

Marshall Talkington

*Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate 78-82-78--238

Jay Vandeventer

Carpet Capital Collegiate 71-73-78--222 Windon Memorial 74-69-73--216 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate 83-77-81--241

85th 74th 52nd 37th-t 72nd-t

Justin Walker Windon Memorial

Robin Wingardh

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Inv.

79-75-79--233

78th-t

73-69-75--217 71-71-75--217 74-70-71--215 71-68-75--214

15th-t 19th-t 12th-t 2nd

*Competed as individual

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SEC Opponents Alabama

Georgia

Mississippi State

Location Tuscaloosa, Ala. Founded 1831 Enrollment 28,806 Nickname Crimson Tide Colors Crimson and White Head Coach Jay Seawell Alma mater South Carolina ‘88 years at school 10th

Location Athens, Ga. Founded 1785 Enrollment 34,885 Nickname Bulldogs Colors Red and Black Head Coach Chris Haack Alma mater Mellen University ‘96 years at school 15th

Location Starkville, Miss.

Founded 1878 Enrollment 19,644 Nickname Bulldogs Colors Maroon and White Head Coach Clay Homan Alma mater Mississippi State ‘95 years at school Eighth

Golf contact Josh Maxson SID phone (205) 348-7496 SID e-mail jmaxson@ia.ua.edu Web site rolltide.com

Golf contact Steven Colquitt SID phone (706) 542-1621 SID e-mail scolquitt@sports.uga.edu Web site georgiadogs.com

Golf contact Jan Blaine SID phone (662) 312-2199 SID e-mail janblaine02@gmail.com Web site mstateathletics.com

Arkansas

Kentucky

South Carolina

Location Fayetteville, Ark. Founded 1871 Enrollment 21,406 Nickname Razorbacks Colors Cardinal and White Head Coach Brad McMakin Alma mater Oklahoma ‘91 years at school Fifth

Location Lexington, Ky. Founded 1865 Enrollment 27,000 Nickname Wildcats Colors Blue and White Head Coach Brian Craig Alma mater Florida ‘92 years at school 10th

Location Columbia, S.C. Founded 1801 Enrollment 28,481 Assistant Coach Gamecocks Colors Garnet and Black Head Coach Bill McDonald Alma mater Georgia Tech ‘89 years at school Fourth

Golf contact Phil Pierce SID phone (479) 575-7430 SID e-mail ppierce@uark.edu Web site arkansasrazorbacks.com

Golf contact Evan Crane SID phone (859) 257-3838 SID e-mail wesley.crane@uky.edu Web site ukathletics.com

Golf contact Wes Todd SID phone (803) 777-7872 SID e-mail wtodd@mailbox.sc.edu Web site gamecocksonline.com

Auburn

LSU

Vanderbilt

Location Auburn, Ala. Founded 1856 Enrollment 24,602 Nickname Tigers Colors Burnt Orange and Navy Head Coach Nick Clinard Alma mater Wake Forest ‘95 years at school Second

Location Baton Rouge, La. Founded 1860 Enrollment 28,771 Nickname Tigers Colors Purple and Gold Head Coach Chuck Winstead Alma mater LSU ‘91 years at school Sixth

Location Nashville Founded 1873 Enrollment 6,738 Nickname Commodores Colors Black and Gold Head Coach Tom Shaw Alma mater Georgia Tech ‘91 years at school Fifth

Golf contact Gary Thorne SID phone (334) 663-6650 SID e-mail thorngw@auburn.edu Web site auburntigers.com

Golf contact Will Stafford SID phone (225) 578-7947 SID e-mail wstaff2@lsu.edu Web site lsusports.net

Golf contact Andy Boggs SID phone (615) 322-4121 SID e-mail andy.boggs@vanderbilt.edu Web site vucommodores.cstv.com

Florida

Mississippi

Location Gainesville, Fla. Founded 1853 Enrollment 52,112 Nickname Gators Colors Orange and Blue Head Coach Buddy Alexander Alma mater Georgia Southern ‘75 years at school 24th

Location Oxford, Miss.

Founded 1848 Enrollment 19,536 Nickname Rebels Colors Cardinal and Navy Head Coach Ernest Ross Alma mater Mississippi ‘74 years at school 15th

Golf contact Susan Epps SID phone (352) 375-4683 SID e-mail susiee@gators.uaa.ufl.edu Web site gatorzone.com

Golf contact Kim Ling SID phone (662) 915-7522 SID e-mail kling@olemiss.edu Web site olemisssports.com

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Coaching Staff

Jim Kelson Head Coach, 13th Season

JIM KELSON KEEPS SETTING new and better benchmarks for the Tennessee golf program.

In three of the last four years and four of the last six, the Vols have captured multiple tournament titles.

Included was the 2007 SEC Championship, Tennessee’s first league crown in 17 years.

2007 SEC Coach of the year Birthdate Aug. 8, 1963; Minneapolis

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High School Lamar High School, Arlington, Texas College Alabama, 1987 (B.S.) Florida, 1992 (M.S.) College Career Oklahoma and Alabama, 1983-87 Playing Highlight Oklahoma Amateur champion, 1983 Coaching Career Florida, assistant coach, 1988-92 Augusta State, head coach, 1992-98 Tennessee, head coach, 1998-present.

Wife Jinger Kelson

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And Kelson guided UT to consecutive NCAA Championship berths over the last two seasons – a first for the Vols since they went to three straight (1995-97) during the Tiger Woods collegiate era of the mid-1990s. It was Tennessee’s fifth NCAA Championship berth under Kelson since 2003.

The Vols also advanced to regional play for a school-record 11th consecutive season.

But Kelson doesn’t appear to be settling for simply making an appearance.

“Obviously, it was a big goal to get to the NCAA Championship,” Kelson said. “I’m proud of our efforts and the kids did a good job last year. Now, we’ve just got to keep getting better to jump up into that next level of teams that content and compete.”

Kelson’s charges in the fall of 2010 captured the prestigious Carpet Capital Collegiate for the first time in school history and the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in a scorecard playoff. The Vols were a topfive finisher in seven of last season’s 12 tournaments and earned a No. 4 seed at the NCAA San Diego Regional, where they tied for third to advance to the NCAA Championship round in Ooltewah.

Kelson was hired in June 1998 has been building this program from the day he arrived on campus. The Vols have won 15 tournament championships in his 12-plus seasons. Five different campaigns produced multiple tourney titles -- 2001-02 (three), 2004-05 (three), 2006-07 (two), 2007-08 (two) and 2009-10 (two). UT also claimed hardware under Kelson in the 1998-99, 2000-01 and 2005-06 seasons.

One of the highlights was capturing the 2007 SEC Championship, Tennessee’s first league crown in 17 years. At the event, UT finished with three players in the top-10, including two tied for second.

“The coaches were very proud of that team. We set this goal at the beginning of that year and worked hard at achieving it,” Kelson said.

“They paid the price to be successful and they deserved to win that

championship. Their efforts, desire and their great team chemistry were a big part of our win.”

Tennessee’s SEC victory that year by two strokes over Alabama led to a plethora of well-deserved postseason awards. Kelson was honored with his first SEC Coach of the Year award, Philip Pettitt earned All-SEC first team honors, while Charlie Ford and Chris Paisley were named to the All-SEC second team.

Kelson’s first tournament championship as Vols head coach came in that first fall of 1998 at the Crown Classic in Lufkin, Texas. It was UT’s first title since 1996.

Under Kelson’s instruction, six golfers posted collegiate bests and he also led sophomore Matt McWilliams and freshman Andrew Black to individual crowns. Those victories were the Vols’ first since 1996.

Kelson’s guidance continues to produce individual awards for his student-athletes both on and off the course.

Five members of the 2009-10 roster – James Brannen, David Holmes, Cameron Lawrence, Darren Renwick and Justin Walker – made Academic All-SEC. Holmes also was an All-SEC second-team honoree, joining Robin Wingardh on that squad, and Jay Vandeventer received Freshman All-SEC recognition.

Two more Vols earned All-America certificates under Kelson in 2008-09, with Chris Paisley and David Holmes being named to the Ping honorable mention squad. Kelson coached David Skinns, Ross McGowan and Charlie Ford to previous All-America accolades.

Paisley earned a European spot on the most recent Walker Cup team that played at Pennsylvania’s Merion Country Club, and joined teammate Wingardh on the victorious Palmer Cup squad that competed at Cherry Hills Country Club outside Denver.

Kelson, 47, hails from Dallas and graduated in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama. He earned his master’s in exercise and sports science from the University of Florida in 1992.

Kelson’s first head coach assignment was leading Augusta State’s

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• Cleveland Golf-ASU Invitational • Old Dominion Seascape

1994-95

• Gunby Jordan Intercollegiate

1995-96

• Nevada-Reno Wolfpack Classic

1996-97

• The Matlock Classic

1997-98

• Nicholson/Woodlands Intercollegiate • The Adams Cup of Newport • The Gator Invitational • The Cleveland Golf-ASU Invitational • The Wofford Intercollegiate

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(13 tournament championships)

1998-99

• The Crown Classic Champions • The Adams Cup of Newport Third place • The Seminole Classic Third place • The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Fourth place

1999-2000

• Cavalier Classic Third place • The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Third place

2001-02

• The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Champions • Carpet Capital Collegiate Second place • Rice Intercollegiate Champions • Mercedes Benz Collegiate Champ.

Second place • Augusta State Invitational Champions

2002-03

• The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Second place • Turtle Bay Intercollegiate Second place • NCAA East Regional Fourth place

2003-04

• Landfall Tradition Third place • The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Third place

2004-05

• Bank of Tennessee at The Ridges Champions • The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Champions • Ashworth Collegiate Invitational Champions • Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Third place • NCAA East Regional Second place

2005-06

• The Coca-Cola T.O.C. Champions • Shoal Creek Invitational Second place

2006-07

• Shoal Creek Invitational Second place • Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Champions • Ping Arizona Intercollegiate Fourth place • USC Collegiate Invitational Third place • SEC Championships Champions

2007-08

• Turtle Bay Intercollegiate Champions • PING/Arizona Intercollegiate Champions • John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Third place • USC Collegiate Inivtational Second place • Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Fourth place

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Jim Kelson has guided Tennessee to a school-record 11 consecutive NCAA tournaments.

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• Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate Champions • Beau Rivage Collegiate Classic Second place • The Coca-Cola T.O.C Third place

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only Division I sport. He guided the Jaguars to four appearances in the NCAA Championship from 1993-96 and five appearances in the NCAA regionals.

His teams had 32 top-five finishes in 57 regular-season tournaments.

Under Kelson’s leadership, the Jaguars won at least one team championship every year he coached at Augusta State. The Jaguars captured 11 tournaments during his seven years as coach -- including a remarkable five during his final ASU season of 1997-98. Kelson was named NCAA Division I North Coach of the Year in 1993.

Prior to Augusta State, Kelson served as the assistant coach at Florida under former U.S. Amateur champion Buddy Alexander. Kelson helped recruit several of the golfers who helped the Gators finish runner-up at the 1993 NCAA Championships.

“Working under Buddy Alexander was an invaluable experience for me,” Kelson said. “Buddy is regarded nationally as one of the finest coaches in collegiate golf, and his ability to relate to his players in a positive manner is something I always try to emulate.”

Along with Alexander, Kelson also has worked with some of the most highly regarded teaching professionals in the world, including Conrad Rehling, Eddie Merrins, Bob Toski, Wally Armstrong, Chuck Cooke, Denis Pugh, Ernie Vaderson and Michael Shannon.

Kelson spent a year on the mini-tour in the Orlando area before assuming his position at Florida. He served as Alexander’s assistant for three years before accepting the head coaching position at ASU. Kelson also served as assistant athletics director for compliance while at Augusta State.

Along with Kelson’s studies at Alabama, he made time to compete on the links for the Crimson Tide for 2½ years. He transferred to Alabama after his sophomore year from Oklahoma, where he was a member of the strong Sooner program that competed in the 1983 NCAA Championship.

His achievements on the course include winning the 1983 Oklahoma State Amateur and a third-place finish at the 1987 Bermuda Amateur, in addition to participating in the 1982 U.S. Amateur.

Kelson lives in Knoxville with his wife, the former Jinger Fry of Arlington, Texas.

• Carpet Capital Collegiate Second place • Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational Second place • Wolf Pack Classic Third place • Arizona Invitational Third place • John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Fifth place • Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Second place • NCAA Northeast Regional Second place

2009-10

• Carpet Capital Collegiate Champions • Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Champions • UNCG Bridgestone Golf Collegiate Fifth place • John Hayt Collegiate Invitational Fifth place • Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational Fifth place • Administaff Armstrong State Invitational Fifth place • NCAA San Diego Regional Third place

2010-11

• Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Fifth place

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Casey VanDamme Director of Instruction

CASEy VanDAMME joined Tennessee’s coaching staff one year ago and made an immediate impact.

The Vols won two fall tournaments for the first time in five years and went on to the program’s first backto-back trips to the NCAA Championship since the mid-1990s.

Birthdate Aug. 3, 1977; Escanaba, Mich.

High School Mid Peninsula High School, Rock, Mich.

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College Northern Michigan University 2000 College Career Marquette 1995-96 Northern Michigan, 1996-2000 Wife Jill Gobert VanDamme Children Madelyn, 3 Claire, 2

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VanDamme took over as assistant coach for the Vols after learning the trade under renowned golf instructor Jim McLean. VanDamme spent seven years at the Jim McLean Golf School in both Palm Springs, Calif., and Traverse City, Mich., becoming the youngest Master Instructor in school history.

“Casey joined our staff as a very accomplished professional golf instructor,” UT head coach Jim Kelson said. “Teaching and instruction have been focal points in our program for several years. These two components are really at the core of our program here at Tennessee.”

VanDamme’s teaching experience included working with some of the finest players on the PGA Tour, and he was an on-site teaching professional to a participant in the 2009 PGA Championship.

“I was extremely impressed with Casey’s knowledge of the game and his keen understanding and expertise as a teacher of golf,” Kelson said. “He is one of those special instructors that can identify a player’s tendencies and then prioritize and simplify the instructional changes. He possesses a very thorough and complex understanding of the mechanics of a golf swing, but his methods of teaching and development are condensed and simplified for his students.

“This unique ability ideally qualifies Casey to be a member of our staff.”

VanDamme brought a dozen years of golf instruction to the Vols.

In his UT debut season, VanDamme coached three golfers to postseason SEC honors. David Holmes and Robin Wingardh were named to the All-SEC second team, while Jay Vandeventer was a Freshman All-SEC selection.

VanDamme debuted as a collegiate golfer at Marquette before finishing at Northern Michigan, where he graduated in 2000. He began his tenure under Jim McLean in 1998 while still playing for the Wildcats. He also played professionally on the NGA Hooters Tour from 2003-04.

VanDamme has spent the last three years as athletics director at Mid Casey VanDamme Peninsula High School in Rock, Mich., while spending summers since 2005 with the CVD Golf Academy in Gladstone, Mich. He also served in 2008 as head golf professional at LochenHeath Golf Club in Traverse City.

“We were very pleased that Casey VanDamme decided to join us,” Kelson said. “Our players and our program certainly are benefiting from his expertise.”

VanDamme and his wife, the former Jill Gobert, both are natives of Escanaba, Mich. They live in Knoxville with their daughters, Madelyn, 4, and Claire, 3.

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ment each other.”

Established in 1992, the UT mental training program’s mission is to provide Tennessee student-athletes and coaches with a comprehensive program for the development of competitive mental skills.

Using the latest advances in sport psychology and centering on performance enhancement, the program offers a broad range of services aimed at helping student-athletes maximize their full mental and emotional management, competition planning, time management and visualization instruction.

“Mental training anticipates the mental challenges of actual competition-- what we call the ‘mental moments,’” Wrisberg says. “It helps the athletes develop and rehearse proper responses to those moments.”

Whitney and his wife, Laura, have one daughter, Samantha.

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Joe Whitney is in his 12th year at Tennessee and heads the mental training program for the men’s golf team.

Whitney received his bachelor’s of science degree from Springfield College (Mass.) in 1992 before earning his master’s degree from the University of Virginia in 1997. He received his Ph.D. in sports psychology from Tennessee in 2000.

Whitney is a protege of Dr. Craig Wrisberg, who worked with UT athletes beginning in 1977 and is responsible for creating one of America’s first mental training programs for college athletes.

“Our work in mental training has been a great incubator for sports psychology research. In turn, we use the results of our research to provide the best mental training help possible for our athletes and coaches,” Wrisberg says. “They [research and consultation] comple-

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volunteer assistant.”

A 2008 inductee to the Greater Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame, Wylie won the 1984 Greater Knoxville Amateur and then played professionally for nine years. He was a member of the 1997 and 1998 Asian Golf Tour and made the cut in two U.S. Opens -- 1990 at Medinah Country Club in suburban Chicago, and 1997 at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Md. Wylie’s father, Holston Hills Country Club Director John Wylie, entered the Greater Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame in 2002. That made 2008 honor for Randy Wylie much more special.

“We have been close forever,” Wylie said. “We’re like best friends. I just knew how excited and happy he was going to be (when he heard the news). That made me even happier.”

Wylie graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in finance after being awarded All-Southwest Conference honors for his college golf successes.

He is married to Jennifer Schneider Wylie, a senior sales executive for WIVK Radio in Knoxville.

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Tennessee volunteer assistant coach Randy Wylie was Tennessee’s Professional Golfers Association of America Section Teacher of the Year for 2010, as voted by the PGA membership throughout the state.

Already the Knoxville area’s PGA Teacher of the Year for a second straight season and the third time since 2004, Wylie found himself in the running for national teacher honors.

“The award is especially meaningful to me because it is given by a vote of my peers,” said Wylie, an instructor at Knoxville’s Fairways and Greens Golf Center. “I’m very honored to receive the award and certainly enjoy what I can do to promote the game I love.”

Wylie has been named a Golf Digest “Best Teacher in Tennessee” for eight years running (2003-10). He began working with the Vols during two seasons (2000-01) spent as UT head coach Jim Kelson’s assistant.

“It is very unusual that an instructor receives this award in consecutive years, and this speaks volumes to his level of expertise,” Kelson said. “Randy has played a huge role in our program’s development over the past 11 seasons. We are very fortunate to have such a skilled

Jorge Roman Graduate Assistant Jorge Roman is in his first full season as a graduate assistant for the Tennessee men’s golf program.

Roman serves the team in a wide range of areas, assisting with practice set-up, statistical analysis, equipment and clothing needs for both the coaches and student-athletes.

“This is one of the best opportunities I’ve ever gotten,” Roman says. “Just to be here with Coach Kelson, learning about his leadership methods and watching him run an organization has been great.

I want to help our team win a national championship, so I take care of all the little things.”

The Reading, Pa., native graduated from the University of South Florida in 2006 with a degree in psychology. After finishing graduate school here at UT with a degree in sport psychology, Roman plans to pursue his Ph.D. specializing in sport psychology.

“I really respect positive people who are role models,” Roman says.

“This coaching staff is very charismatic. They offer a lot to the players and I feed off their energy. Being able to contribute to this team in any way is a big deal for me.”

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Dan Hamilton

Chad Newman

Nancy Cowan

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Administration Dr. Jimmy Cheek Chancellor

Mike and Beth Hamilton, with Madison, Matthew, Natnael Edward, Kiya Isaiah and McKinley Kalu.

Mike Hamilton Director of Athletics

2010-2011

Appointed to the position of director of athletics in 2003, Mike Hamilton’s stewardship of the Tennessee brand continues to ascend to unprecedented new heights. While UT athletics shines brightly as a national standard of intercollegiate achievement, Hamilton has assured that the department’s impact reaches far beyond the fields of competition.

In 2010-11, the benefits of Hamilton’s fiscal oversight took the form of $10.3 million in direct cash support to the general UT Knoxville campus—the largest such contribution by athletics in university history. The UT athletics department remains one only a handful of nationwide that receives no funds from state subsidies or taxes.

Success on a national level has been a staple of Tennessee athletics, and under Hamilton’s watch, this trend has continued. The Vols have placed in the top 16 in the NACDA Director’s Cup six times in the last seven years, including two top-10 finishes.

The competitive excellence exhibited by the Vols between the lines also has translated to the classroom, where in the spring of 2009, more than 51 percent of Tennessee’s student-athletes earned a GPA of 3.0 or better.

Operating as the CEO of an organization with a $100-million-plus annual budget, Volunteer success during Hamilton’s watch has not been limited to the athletic and academic arenas, as fundraising success has also been remarkable. Donations to UT athletics totaled $4 million when he arrived on Rocky Top in 1992. By the time he assumed the director of athletics position in 2003, that total had increased nearly 500 percent ($19.5 million). And by 2010, athletics development fundraising efforts had risen to $43.4 million, which is more than double the total when Hamilton assumed his current post.

Additional financial highlights of Hamilton’s tenure thus far include athletics endowments of $32 million, a multimedia rights partnership with IMG College worth a minimum of $133 million through 2022, two adidas sponsorship deals totaling more than $40 million and $230 million in new or renovated facilities since 2003.

Hamilton is married to the former Elizabeth Merrill, also from Brevard. They are parents of three sons—Matthew, Nate and Kiya— and two daughters—Madison and Kalu.

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Dr. Jimmy G. Cheek became the seventh chancellor of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, on Feb. 1, 2009.

Early in his tenure, Dr. Cheek worked closely with the university’s constituents to develop the strategic priorities for the campus, which he’s worked closely with others to advance. In response to a challenge from then Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen, the chancellor set in motion the process to bring UT Knoxville into the ranks of the top 25 public research universities within 10 years.

Dr. Cheek’s first year managing the Knoxville campus yielded positive momentum, despite unprecedented budget challenges. The 2009 freshman class was the most diverse in the institution’s history, and student access was enhanced through additional funding to institutional scholarships.

The campus also has been recognized as a national leader in sustainable energy initiatives and cut more than $1 million in costs through energy saving policies and practices. Construction and renovations projects are currently underway to build a new Student Health Center, the Natalie Haslam School of Music Building and the Min Kao Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Building.

Prior to his appointment as chancellor, Dr. Cheek served at the University of Florida for 34 years, holding numerous administrative roles. He was senior vice president of agricultural and natural resources, dean of the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, assistant dean of the College of Agriculture and assistant chair of his department.

Dr. Cheek earned his bachelor’s degree with high honors and his Ph.D. from Texas A&M University. He received his master’s degree from Lamar University.

A native of Texas, he is married to Ileen. They have two adult children and two grandchildren.

Brad Bertani Associate AD Compliance/Senior Golf Administrator Brad Bertani assumed the position of Associate Athletics Director for Compliance in February 2004.

Bertani, 40, came to UT from Marshall, where he held the same position since January 2002. Prior to his Marshall employment, Bertani worked four years as an NCAA membership services representative.

Bertani served as an athletics compliance and academic coordinator at Detroit from 1994-97, and before that as assistant to the compliance director at Ohio State.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Denison University in 1991 and played on the football team for four years. He then

completed a master’s in sports administration at Ohio University and his law degree at Capital University in 1994.

Bertani oversees UT’s compliance program for all 20 men’s and women’s varsity sports. He also serves as sports administrator for the men’s golf program. In April 2006, Bertani was named one of the nine members serving on the NCAA Div. I Legislative Review and Interpretations Committee. He now serves as chair of that committee.

Bertani is married to the former Gretchen Harris of Columbus, Ohio.

They live in Knoxville with their three children: Lydia, 12, Joey, 8 and Lindsey, 6.

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Robin Wingardh Senior (Fall 2010)

Class Junior Height/Weight 5-9/165 Hometown Morarp, Sweden Last School Ronnoskwa Skolan Parents Juha & Charlotte Wingardh UT Superlatives • 2010-11 Team Captain

2010-2011

• 2010 SEC Fall Golf Honor Roll • 2010 All-SEC (2nd Team) • 2009 Ping All-Southeast Region • 2009 All-SEC (2nd Team) • 2008 Freshman All-SEC

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• Team captain led Vols with 71.92 stroke average.

• Finished among top 20 in all four tournaments for second fall in a row.

• Seven of his 12 rounds were par or better.

• Nearly claimed medalist honors at Isleworth Collegiate Invitational, finishing second.

• Low round was 68 at Isleworth.

• Named to SEC Fall Golf Honor Roll.

Junior (2009-10)

• Led Vols with 72.89 stroke average and 18 rounds of par or better.

• Best round was 66 at Administaff ASU Invitational.

• Opened with third-place finish at Carpet Capital Collegiate and ninth at Windon Memorial.

• Led Vols with four top-10 finishes and 18 rounds of par or better.

• Guided Vols into NCAA Championship with 10th-place showing at San Diego Regional.

• All-SEC second team.

Sophomore (2008-09)

• Earned first collegiate victory, tying for medalist honors at 2008 Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational.

• Fired 54-hole total of 207 at Toledo’s Inverness Club.

• Second on squad with 72.86 stroke average and 14 rounds of par or better. Also second on team with three top 10s.

• Best round was 66 at Wolf Pack Classic.

• Led Vols with 16th-place finish at SEC Championships.

• Ping All-Southeast Region honoree by Golf Coaches Association.

• All-SEC second team.

• Teamed with Chris Paisley to contribute to 13-11 Palmer Cup victory

by European side at Denver’s Cherry Hills Country Club.

Freshman (2007-08)

• Competed in all but one tournament for UT during season.

• Best finish came at Turtle Bay Intercollegiate, where he finished tied for fifth after career low, 54-hole total of 202.

• Also set career low round with a 9-under-par 63 on opening 18.

• Earned second top-10 when he tied for 10th at Arizona Intercollegiate.

Career Events Fall 2010

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

2009-10

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Battle at the Beach John Hayt Collegiate Southern Highlands Collegiate Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championship

2008-09

Carpet Capital Collegiate PING/Golfweek Preview Wolf Pack Classic Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Arizona Invitational John Hayt Collegiate Braveheart Classic Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA Northeast Regional NCAA Championship

2007-08

Carpet Capital Collegiate Olympia Fields Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Turtle Bay Ping/Arizona Intercollegiate John Hayt Collegiate USC Collegiate Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff/ASU SEC Championship

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• Missed NCAA Central Regional with illness.

• Named to 2008 SEC All-Freshman team.

• Finished eighth at the 2006 World Junior.

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• Tied for first at the 2006 European Junior.

• Member of the Swedish National team eight times.

• Winner of Order of Merit Tour Elite in 2006.

• Finished first at the 2006 Swedish Men’s Team Championships.

• Attended Ronnoskwa Skolan.

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10 12 12 4 38

Rds. 29 36 36 12 113

Strokes 2,119 2,623 2,624 863 8,229

Avg. 73.07 72.86 72.89 71.92 72.82

Low 63 66 66 68 63

High 80 80 80 75 80

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Low Round 63 (-9), 2007 Turtle Bay. Low Tournament Score 202 (-14), 2007 Turtle Bay. Best Finish 1st-t, 2008 Ping/Golfweek Preview.

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Junior (Fall 2009)

Fall 2010

• Played in the Windon Memorial, finishing 78th.

Windon Memorial

Sophomore (2009-10) Class Sophomore Height/Weight 5-11/170 Hometown Greenbrier Last School Goodpasture High School Parents Jeff & Elise Walker UT Superlatives • 2010 Academic All-SEC • 2009 Academic All-SEC • 2008 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll

• Earned lineup position in all four fall tournaments.

• Improved scoring average from freshman year by three strokes to 76.07.

• Had best career finish of 30th at Windon Memorial.

• Posted 77 on final day at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, which wound up as tie-breaking result to lift Vols past Oregon State in scorecard playoff.

• Opened that tournament with collegiate-low score of 70 en route to personal best 222 and tie for 40th.

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Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone John Hayt Collegiate

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Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Braveheart Classic

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Freshman (2008-09)

• Made first collegiate appearance at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in October.

• Fired 54-hole total of 235 and finished tied for 67th.

• Best round was 76 at BTI. • Redshirted 2007-08 season.

Prior to Tennessee

• Runner-up at 2006 Tennessee State Class A-AA Championships.

• High school team won 2005 State Class A-AA Championship in 2005.

• Finished first in the Tennessee Section of the 2006 Junior PGA Championships.

Career Scorecard year 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 Totals

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2 5 1 8

Rds. 6 15 3 24

Strokes 475 1,141 233 1,849

Avg. 79.17 76.07 77.67 77.04

Low 76 70 75 70

High 82 80 79 82

<Par 0 1 0 1

T10 0 0 0 0

T20 0 0 0 0

Low Round 70 (-2), 2000 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Low Tournament Score 222, 2009 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Best Finish 30th, 2009 Windon Memorial.

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Darren Renwick Junior (Fall 2010)

Class Junior Height/Weight 6-2/190 Hometown Worthing, England Last School Our Lady of Sion School Parents Keith & Nicky Renwick UT Superlatives • 2010 Academic All-SEC

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• SEC Golfer of the Week (Oct. 21, 2009) • 2009 Freshman All-SEC • 2009 SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll

• Played in four tournaments, highlighted by fourth-place showing at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.

• All three rounds there under par (71-71-69) for second top-five in as many years at that event.

Sophomore (2009-10)

• Captured first collegiate tournament championship with co-medalist honors at Carpet Capital Collegiate.

• All three rounds were under par, including final day 69 that was personal best at that time.

• Finished with his lowest collegiate score of 210 (6 under par).

• Win helped Vols to first team title at that prestigious event in school history, claiming 12-stroke margin over second-place Chattanooga.

• Finished second at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.

• Included there was collegiate-low score of 67 in second round. On final day, drained 40-foot birdie putt on 18th hole to push Vols to eventual scorecard-playoff victory over Oregon State.

• Named SEC Golfer of the Week on Oct. 21 for his early-season efforts.

• Earned three more top 20s.

• Finished second at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.

Freshman (2008-09)

• Competed in 11 tournaments, including all three postseason events.

• Best finish was seventh at NCAA Northeast Regional, helping Vols to NCAA Championship berth. Placed 54th in finals at Inverness Club.

• Placed ninth at Arizona Invitational with season-low score of 213.

• Fired three rounds of 70 for season-low score.

• Five top-20 finishes and two top-10s.

• Scoring average (74.06) and number of rounds of par or better (7) were

Career Events Fall 2010

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

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Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Battle at the Beach John Hayt Collegiate Southern Highlands Collegiate Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championship

2008-09

Carpet Capital Collegiate Ping/Golfweek Preview Wolf Pack Classic Arizona Invitational John Hayt Collegiate Braveheart Classic Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA Northeast Regional NCAA Championships

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Strokes 2,444 2,659 907 6,010

Avg. 74.06 73.86 75.58 74.20

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High 78 84 86 86

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Low Round 67 (-5), 2009 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Low Tournament Score 210, 2009 Carpet Capital Collegiate. Best Finish 1st-t, 2009 Carpet Capital Collegiate.

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The Vols Prior to Tennessee

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• In 2006, he finished fourth in the McEvoy Trophy and in 2007 represented England in a quadrangular match in South Africa while finishing sixth in the McEvoy Trophy.

• Also won the Jean Case Salver (Best 15 and under) at the McGregor Trophy in 2004.

• He was the champion at the 2005 Douglas John Trophy and champion of the 2006 and 2007 Faldo Junior Series.

• Member of the first-place England team at the prestigious Boys Home internationals golf tournament in summer 2007.

• Finished sixth at the 2007 Sir Henry Cooper Junior Masters.

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both fourth on squad.

• Named to Freshman All-SEC squad.

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Garrick Porteous • Best finish was 30th at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate. Included season-low 69 in final round.

Sophomore (2009-10) Class Junior Height/Weight 6-1/182 Hometown Morpeth, England Last School King Edward VI School Parents John & Sian Porteous

• Closed Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational with collegiate-best 66 that led to 12th-place finish, which also was collegiate high.

• Steady throughout, with no finish lower that 55th.

• Stroke average of 73.88 was fourth on team; seven rounds of par or better was fifth.

• Saved some of his best golf for postseason. Finished 22nd at SEC Championships and then claimed 14th at NCAA San Diego Regional, thanks to closing 71 that helped Vols advance.

Freshman (2008-09)

• Earned NCAA Northeast Regional starting nod and responded with 30th-place showing. Scored for Vols in first two rounds (74-73) to help squad claim NCAA Championship berth.

• Highest individual finish was tie for 26th at Wolf Pack Classic.

• Low round of 71 came on final day at Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate.

Prior to Tennessee

• Runner-up in the Fairhaven Trophy and third in the 2007 Carris Trophy.

• Also competed in the quadrangular match in South Africa, where in 2007 his team finished second.

• Represented England’s 18 and under team in the 2007 World Teams

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Junior (Fall 10)

Career Events Fall 2010

Carpet Capital Collegiate Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

2009-10

Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate John Hayt Collegiate Southern Highlands Collegiate Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championship

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Wolf Pack Classic Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Administaff ASU NCAA Northeast Regional NCAA Championships

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Challenge in Niagara Falls, Canada, where the team finished second and he finished fifth individually.

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Rds. 15 24 9 48

Strokes 1,127 1,773 677 3,577

Avg. 75.13 73.88 75.22 74.52

Low 71 66 69 66

High 82 79 80 82

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T10 0 0 0 0

T20 0 2 0 2

Low Round 66 (-6), 2010 Schenkel E-Z-Go. Low Tournament Score 216, 2010 Schenkel E-Z-Go/SEC Championship. Best Finish 12th, 2010 Schenkel E-Z-Go.

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Jay Vandeventer Sophomore (Fall 2010)

• Scored best collegiate finish with 14th-place showing at Windon Memorial.

• Included was career-best matching 69 in second round.

Class Sophomore Height/Weight 6-3/200 Hometown Bristol Last School The Baylor School, Chattanooga Parents John & Vera Vandeventer UT Superlatives

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• 2010 Freshman All-SEC

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Freshman (2009-10)

• Earned lineup spot for 10 tournaments and was fourth on team in rounds played with 30.

• Stroke average of 75.00 included eight rounds of par or better.

• Best rounds were 69 on final afternoon at Carpet Capital Collegiate, and 69 on second day of SEC Championship.

• Finished 22nd at SEC Championship to tie for Tennessee’s best individual showing.

• Stroke average over his last five tournaments, including three in postseason, was 74.13.

• Named to Freshman All-SEC squad.

Prior to Tennessee

• AJGA All-America honorable mention for 2009.

• Tied for seventh at 2009 Tennessee State Amateur played at The Honors Course, defeating three current Vols teammates among 63-player field.

• Golfweek Magazine Player of the Week after winning AJGA’s Junior Championship at the Virginian by 10 strokes.

• Attended The Baylor School in Chattanooga, where he helped Red Raid-

Career Events Fall 2010

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate

2009-10

Carpet Capital Collegiate Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Battle at the Beach Southern Highlands Collegiate Schenkel E-Z-Go Administaff ASU SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championship

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ers to Tennessee Div. II-AA high school state championships all four seasons. Individual finishes at state tournament were 13th, fourth, second and third.

• Won 2007 IJGT Harbor Town Links Championships, shooting 68 in final round.

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Strokes 2,250 679 2,929

Avg. 75.00 75.44 75.10

Low Round 69 (-3), 2009 Carpet Capital Collegiate/2010 Windon Memorial.

Low Tournament Score 216, 2009 UNCG Bridgestone/SEC Championship/Windon Memorial.

Best Finish 14th, 2010 Windon Memorial.

Low 69 69 69

High 85 83 85

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Brandon Rodgers Freshman (Fall 2010)

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• Earned place in Vols lineup three times in four fall events.

• Best showing was in collegiate debut at Carpet Capital Collegiate, where he finished 30th.

• Put together rounds of 71-71 over tournament’s final two days.

Height/Weight 5-9/165

• Helped Farragut High School squad to consecutive Class AAA state championships in 2008 and 2009.

• Team was first repeat winner of McDonald’s Tournament of Champions in Kingsport.

• Captured 2008 Stanford Financial Junior Championship at TPCSouthwind in Memphis by eight shots.

• Rodgers’ parents, Deborah and Bryan, both are UT graduates.

Bryan Rodgers also has experienced success playing the Tennessee amateur golf circuit over past 20 years.

Last School Farragut High School

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Isleworth Collegiate Invitational

Parents Bryan & Deborah Rodgers

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Danny Keddie Prior to Tennessee

Class Freshman Height/Weight 5-10/172

• 2008 Lincolnshire County champion as 16-year-old, winning at Woodhall Spa Golf Club, the UK’s National Golf Centre, by four shots. Victory qualified him for England Golf Union Champions Event.

• Selected in both 2008 and 2009 to England Golf Union Midlands Region Coaching Group, just one level below his nation’s countrywide team.

• Won 2008 Belton Park club championship with tournament record score of 137 over two days.

• For 2008 North of England Open Amateur Youths Championship at Middlesbrough Golf Club, finished third in under-18 division with four-day total of 5-over-par 285.

• In 2007 Faldo Series for ages 17 and under, played in grand final at Celtic Manor in Wales (current Vols teammate Darren Renwick was winner of that age group). Also competed in 2007 Andalusia European Junior Masters at Valderrama, Spain, finishing fourth.

Hometown Lincoln, England Last School Robert Pattison School Parents James & Patricia Keddie Tennessee Volunteers Golf • 21

Max Smith Freshman (Fall 2010)

• Competed in two fall tournaments.

• Best round was 73 on second day of Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate. Best tournament score was 226 at same event.

• Finished in a tie for 37th amid impressive field at Isleworth Collegiate near Orlando.

Prior to Tennessee

Class Freshman Height/Weight 6-3/205

• Captured prestigious Peter McEvoy Trophy in 2009 to earn one of four places on England team at World Junior Championships in Japan.

• England finished third and Smith shot 71-71-68-67--277 to finish fifth individually among junior golfing elite.

• Selected to Great Britain and Ireland team for 2009 Jacques Leglise Trophy competition against continent of Europe.

• Captain of England’s Boys Home International squad.

Hometown Berkshire, England

Career Events

Last School MIllfield School

Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Isleworth Collegiate

Parents Peter & Valerie Smith

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Strokes 455

Avg. 75.83

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High 79

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T10 0

T20 0

Low Round 73, 2010 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Low Tournament Score 226, 2010 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Best Finish 37th, 2010 Isleworth Collegiate.

Marshall Talkington Freshman (Fall 2010)

• Appeared as an individual in the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, finishing 72nd.

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Prior to Tennessee

Class Freshman

• Captured 2010 Bubba Conlee National Junior Golf Tournament in Bartlett. Finished three-day event at Quail Ridge Golf Course as only player under par, shooting 69-69-71--209 to win by two.

• Tied for 15th in the 2009 Tennessee State Amateur held at The Honors Course.

• Tied for runner-up medal at 2008 AJGA Knoxville Open and captured the 2009 Baylor Preview championship.

• Father, Tom, is PGA Professional and he and his wife, Dana, own Jackson National Golf Club.

Height/Weight 5-9/165 Hometown Jackson Last School University School of Jackson Parents Tom & Dana Talkington

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Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate

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Low Round 78, 2010 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Low Tournament Score 238, 2010 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate. Best Finish 72nd, 2010 Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate.

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Season Review

Carpet Capital Collegiate

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Rocky Face, Ga. (Sept. 11-13) 290-287-274--851

Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Jonesborough (Oct. 16-18) 287-280-294--861

Tennessee began its season in nearly perfect fashTennessee rallied from four shots behind on the ion, blitzing an elite field with a tournament record back nine to tie Oregon State for team honors at score and capturing the Carpet Capital Collegiate the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate. title for the first time in school history.

Both teams shot 6-over-par 294s on Sunday Sophomore Darren Renwick tied for medalist to finish deadlocked at 861. UT was declared honors at 6 under par for the weekend, his closing 69 the winner because the Vols’ fifth player in finalone of four Sunday rounds in the 60s by the Vols. UT’s round scoring, Justin Walker, shot 77 to edge the third-round total of 14-under-par 274 clipped the 78 by Oregon State’s fifth player, Mike Barry. previous low at this event by one stroke and turned a Tennessee captured the Bank of Tennessee Incompetitive tournament into a runaway. tercollegiate for the third time in six years.

“All of a sudden, everyone caught fire there at the “We didn’t play our best golf but were able end,” head coach Jim Kelson said. “It was a pretty to play pretty solid coming in,” head coach Jim close tournament for about 15 holes Sunday and I Kelson said. “It was great to have it so close there think we had about a two-shot lead. Forty-five minat the end. Oregon State is a very good team and utes later I was on 18 and the scoreboard showed us they are going to go a long way this year. with a 10-shot lead.”

“It’s always thrilling to win but especially this The Vols’ four scoring players were a combined 10 tournament. It’s a great field every year.” under par on Sunday’s back nine.

Sophomore Darren Renwick, playing in the “To get the season started this way and to win this next-to-last group, drained nearly a 40-footer for tournament is really special,” Kelson said. “It’s a great birdie on the 18th green as Oregon State’s Barry way to start the year.” was bogeying for the second hole in a row.

No. 18 Tennessee finished at 13-under-par 851, a It was the decisive swing in the match and hapdozen strokes clear of Chattanooga’s 863. The Mocs pened only after Renwick was convinced to play a led UT by two shots heading into Sunday’s final little more break to his putt by UT assistant coach round but shot even-par 288.

Casey VanDamme.

“It’s such a special tournament and something our “Casey was there lining it up and said it was two program has dearly wanted to win for the 10 years inches outside an old ball mark,” Renwick said. “I DARREN RENWICK shared medalist honors at the Carpet Capital Collegiate, and then tied that I’ve been here,” Kelson said. “The teams that thought it was two inches inside, but I went with for second at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate one month later. For his efforts, Renwick win it know they’ve got a good team, and it’s one Casey and hit a perfect putt. The last third was rewas named SEC Golfer of the Week. you want to win either as a player or as a coach. The ally quick down the hill. It looked great the whole kids are excited and I’m really excited for them and way and just fell in the front edge.”

Windon Memorial Golf Classic for our staff.”

Renwick’s birdie snapped a personal string of eight-straight Glencoe, Ill. (Oct. 4-5) Renwick’s co-championship -- he shared the top spot with 299-299-293--891 pars on the back nine. The Worthing, England, native tied for Texas Tech’s Nils Floren -- is his first collegiate title and only the Tennessee’s best golf of the weekend in the final round of second place overall at 3-under-par 213 for his second top-five in second for any Vols golfer in the 21-year history of the Carpet Capithree starts this season. the Windon Memorial Classic couldn’t budge a strong field of tal event. UT’s Mike Sposa won in 1990 and went on to capture Tennessee’s comeback began when Robin Wingardh stuck his northern squads as the Vols finished seventh. that season’s SEC individual crown. approach at No. 13 to within five feet and made the birdie. The UT, ranked No. 1 in the latest Golfweek/Sagarin ratings, “Darren had just a phenomenal finish,” Kelson said. “He’s been a Vols combined for four birdies at the par-5 14th to offset tough shot 9-over-par 293 Monday and finished at 891 in its first model student-athlete for the University of Tennessee and we are 16th and 17th holes -- and set the stage for Renwick’s heroics. true road test this season. Sixth-ranked Illinois (868) was thrilled to see him get his first collegiate win in such great fashion David Holmes closed with a crucial par in the final group to steady throughout to claim a six-stroke victory over host against such a great field. It was a terrific, gutsy and clutch finish.” maintain Sunday’s tie. Holmes started the morning in second Northwestern (874), followed by Kent State (876), Eastern Renwick, who began the day in sixth place, was 2 over for his place but again ran into trouble at the par-4 ninth. He tripleMichigan (882), Michigan (888) and Coastal Carolina (890). first nine holes Sunday before taking command. Birdies at the bogeyed the devilish 474-yarder for the second time in three days 10th and 12th set the stage for a fantastic final stretch, where the Minnesota (893) tied for eighth place, making seven of the and shot 76 to finish tied for 11th at 215.

Worthing, England, native birdied 15, 16 and 18 to finish with a top eight finishers from within the Golfweek/Sagarin top 50.

Wingardh carded his third straight even-par 72 to finish in a tie Vols junior Robin Wingardh tied for ninth individually at for 16th. The steady junior began with 12 consecutive pars before career-low score of 210.

Robin Wingardh (211) and David Holmes (212) fired matching 6-over 219 despite triple-bogeying the final hole. The par- those birdies at the 13th and 14th, only to give shots back on 15 68s to stay on Renwick’s heels all day. The duo combined for just 4, 464-yard 18th was this tournament’s toughest challenge, and 16. Wingardh leads the team with six rounds of par or better. one Sunday bogey -- Holmes at the 14th -- and both players card- ranking no worse than second in difficulty each round.

Jay Vandeventer helped Tennessee’s cause with his closing 74.

Darren Renwick and Justin Walker tied for 30th at 12-over The freshman scored 37 -- one birdie against two bogeys -- on ed a string of eight consecutive pars en route to top six finishes.

Wingardh was 3 under on the front side and birdied the 18th 225, although Renwick’s 77 did not score for the Vols while each side despite conditions that made it tough on everyone. hole to snap his par run on the back side. Holmes birdied the very Walker’s 73 tied his career best.

“It was brutal weather all weekend,” said Vandeventer. “It was Walker improved with each round at the Windon, jumping all about executing. The ground slopes here and you rarely have first hole and then parred out through the turn. He played the from an opening 77 to a 75 in the suspended Round 2 and good level lies, even in the fairway. It was a battle, but it makes back in 3 under thanks to birdies at 10, 12, 15 and 16.

Freshman Jay Vandeventer (230) pushed the Vols over the top finishing off his second career-low tournament score in as it a lot more fun coming down the stretch and it being so tight.” in a big way Sunday thanks to his sparkling 69. The touted golfer many starts.

Justin Walker’s 77 seemed to be insignificant but proved the David Holmes tied for 42nd place at 14-over 227, finishing difference for the tournament hardware. A pair of doubles on the from Bristol closed with three birdies on each side to show Kelson a tough weekend on a positive note with a birdie on his 54th front side led to a 41, but he rallied over the final nine to play even and his teammates how he plans to contribute this season.

The team win is Tennessee’s first in more than a season, since and final hole. Cameron Lawrence saved his best round for par. Walker’s 54-hole score of 222 tied him for 40th place. the Ping/Arizona Intercollegiate in January 2008. The Vols were Monday, carding a 73 despite triple-bogeying the par-3 12th.

Garrick Porteous also finished in that group at 222, shooting 76 Lawrence finished in a tie for 47th at 15-over 228. second at last year’s Carpet Capital Collegiate.

Sunday to share low honors among those playing as individuals.

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2009-10 Recap Statesboro, Ga. (March 19-21) 299-291-281--871

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Garrick Porteous fired a 66 to boost Tennessee to fifth place at the Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational in Statesboro, Ga. The Vols gained eight places in the standings Sunday, shooting a 7-under 281 for their best day since mid-October.

Auburn (862) claimed team honors by one over North Florida.

Jay Vandeventer shot 71 and tied for 40th at 5-over 221.

David Holmes shot even par 72 for his team-leading fifth top20 showing. He tied for 20th place at 2-over-par 218.

Robin Wingardh also shot 72 and finished at 4-over 220 in a tie for 32nd. Darren Renwick shot 76 Sunday and finished the tournament in a tie for 64th place at 10-over-par 226.

James Brannen, competing as an individual, finished in a tie for 48th place at 7-over-par 223 -- personal collegiate bests for both placement and score.

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Administaff Augusta State Invitational

UNCG Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Battle at the Beach Newport Coast, Calif. (Feb. 14-16) 371-360-364--1095 Tennessee’s odyssey to the Battle at the Beach ended in 10th place, aided by a final-round 65 from David Holmes.

UT’s senior captain recorded seven birdies to vault from 53rd to a tie for 19th at even-par 213. Holmes carded six birdies on the back side to score a tournament-field low 29.

Tennessee finished 30 over par at 1095. The Vols were never in contention after the team’s chaotic trip west took 34 hours thanks to an unusual snowstorm in Atlanta.

UCLA (1055) rallied to edge Arkansas and Washington (both 1056) by a single stroke for the team title.

Robin Wingardh fired a 1-under-par 70 and tied for 56th place at 9 over par. James Brannen shot 75 to cap his best collegiate tournament at 224 total for 64th place.

Cameron Lawrence and Darren Renwick had matching 77s.

Lawrence finished in a tie for 75th at 229, while Renwick began the day tied for 10th but finished in a tie for 40th at 218.

Jay Vandeventer closed out the Tennessee roster with a 79 to finish at 223.

Ponte Verde Beach, Fla. (Feb. 28-March 2) 304-297-297--898 Tennessee improved five positions to a fifth-place showing at the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational.

The Vols fired their second consecutive 9-over-par 297 to finish at 898, or 34 over par. Knoxville’s David Holmes led the effort with a 2-under-par 70, while Darren Renwick shot 75, Robin Wingardh 76 and Garrick Porteous 76 for the UT scoring.

Tournament host North Florida (876) led wire-to-wire for the team victory, claiming the top spot by 12 strokes over LSU. Holmes improved by 32 places on Tuesday’s leaderboard to a tie for 34th at 11-over-par 227. Renwick recorded his fourth top-20 finish this season, tying for 15th at 7-over-par 223.

Wingardh’s first quadruple bogey of the season led to a 42 front side. The junior finished tied for 21st at 9-over-par 225.

Porteous scored all three days for the Vols and nearly registered his third consecutive 75. Cameron Lawrence carded his second eagle in as many days and tied for 54th at 16-over 232.

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Tennessee closed the fall portion of its schedule with a fifth-place showing at the UNCG Bridgestone Golf Collegiate.

The Vols shot 3-over-par 291 to finish at 3-under 861 for the two-day event. Georgia Tech registered a Sunday-best 279 to finish with a tournament-record score of 21-under-par 843, seven shots clear of second-place Virginia (850).

UT was led by Darren Renwick and Robin Wingardh, who were among a group in 15th place at 2-under-par 214. Renwick closed with a 70 Sunday for his best round of the weekend, while Wingardh finished with 74.

Jay Vandeventer also shot 74 to finish even par in a tie for 26th -- best showing of his young career -- while David Holmes closed with 73 to finish alone in 29th. Justin Walker’s 78 left him in a tie for 74th at 14 over par.

For the fall, Wingardh led UT with a 71.67 stroke average.

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Robin Wingardh finished sixth and Tennessee secured a top-five result for the third time in its last four outings at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational in Augusta, Ga. The Vols shot 1-under-par 287 to finish with their best tournament score of the season, 18-under 846. Augusta State was the runaway winner, cruising to a 47-under-par score of 817.

Eight consecutive pars coming home left Wingardh at 9-under-par 207. Darren Renwick shot 73 to finish in a tie for 14th at 6 under par.

David Holmes climb 10 spots Sunday to tie for 31st. The senior captain shot 71 and finished at 1-under 215. Jay Vandeventer scored for the Vols shooting 72 and finishing the tournament at 1-over-par 217 in a tie for 40th place. Garrick Porteous closed with 75 and tied for 55th place at 4-over 220.

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THE VOLS rallied to tie Oregon State for the team championship at the Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate in Jonesborough.

Augusta, Ga. (April 3-4) 280-279-287--846

Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters

Las Vegas (March 12-14) 302-313-313--928

Senior David Holmes carded a 3-over-par 75 in all three rounds as Tennessee ended the Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters in a tie for ninth with a team score 64-over-par 928.

UNLV and UCLA tied for the team championship with three-day totals of 35-over 899.

Holmes was a model of consistency for the Vols, shooting his third 75 in the three-day event. He kept damage to a minimum in the final round with one birdie on the 13th hole to go along with four bogeys on the day. He finished the tournament at 9-over 225, good for a 12th-place tie.

Junior Robin Wingardh shot an 8-over 80, largely because a 7-over back nine. He finished the tournament in a tie for 31st.

Sophomore Garrick Porteous had a 6-over 78 to finish the tournament with a total of 232. Sophomore Darren Renwick posted a 10-over 82 for the second day in a row to end with a 240 score.

Freshman Jay Vandeventer had his worst day of the tournament, a 14-over 85, for a 247 total.

DAVID HOLMES closed a stellar UT career with a 25th-place showing at the NCAA Championships, held at The Honors Course near Chattanooga.

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SEC Championship

St. Simons Island, Ga. (April 16-18) 283-285-293--861 Tennessee didn’t get the final-day push it wanted and fell to eighth place at the SEC Men’s Golf Championship.

The Vols combined for 13-over-par 293 to finish the tournament at 21-over 861. Garrick Porteous and Jay Vandeventer led the UT effort by sharing 22nd place at 6-over 216, with Vandeventer earning the best finish of his young Vols career.

Georgia survived a third-round push from Florida and Mississippi to claim its second straight SEC title and league-leading 28th conference crown.

Vandeventer shot 72 to lead Tennessee for the second day in a row. The Bristol freshman had one birdie and one bogey on each nine before his 6 on the par-4, 470-yard finishing hole.

Darren Renwick was next with 73 for a tournament score of 7-over-par 217 and a tie for 26th place. Porteous carded a 74.

David Holmes also shot 74. The senior captain tied for 32nd place at 8-over-par 218. Robin Wingardh closed with 77 and out of the scoring for the second straight day. Wingardh tied for 38th place at 10-over-par 220.

NCAA San Diego Regional Santee, Calif. (May 20-22) 294-296-296--886

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Tennessee’s goal since September wasn’t a secret -- Make it to The Honors Course. Saturday in Santee, Calif., the Vols earned themselves back-to-back trips to the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships for the first time under head coach Jim Kelson.

UT climbed to third at the San Diego Regional, shooting an 8-over-par score of 296 for the second straight round and finishing in a three-way tie with California and UNLV at 886.

“We are really proud of our team for the way they persevered this week,” said Kelson, who has led UT to the NCAA finals five times in the last eight seasons. “We’re excited about making it and feel we have a good team.”

Top-seeded and top-ranked Oregon ran away with the region championship, closing with a 2-under-par round of 286 for a three-day total of 870. Augusta State was second at 880.

Tennessee junior Robin Wingardh shot a 1-over 73 Saturday to finish all alone in 10th place at 3-over-par 219. Close behind him on the individual leaderboard was Vols sophomore Garrick Porteous, who led the UT final-round effort with a sparkling 71 for a three-day scorecard of 221 that tied him for 14th.

Darren Renwick shot 75 and tied for 33rd place at 9-over-par 225. David Holmes finished in that same group at 225 after Saturday’s 77. Jay Vandeventer also shot 77 on Saturday. The

ROBIN WINGARDH led Tennessee in stroke average (72.89), rounds of par or better (18) and top-10 finishes (four).

Bristol native’s NCAA tournament debut was a tie for 39th place at 10-over-par 226.

NCAA National Championship Ooltewah (June 1-6) 297-292-295--884

Tennessee kept up its Honors Course trend of playing consistently inconsistent, and thus the Vols depart this year’s NCAA Men’s Golf Championship with a tie for 25th place.

UT shot 7-over-par 295 here Thursday for a combined total of 20-over 884. The team’s best (292) and worst (297) scores of the tournament were within shouting distance of one another, yet the Vols never reached the level of play they expected.

“It’s just really disappointing,” head coach Jim Kelson said. “It seemed like we would have some good things going and then we would give it back.

And it seemed like that happened two or three times each round.

“But the bottom line is we were ranked 23rd, 24th or 25th coming into this tournament and we’re going to end up around the same thing. We’ve just THE VOLS advanced through the San Diego Regional to earn consecutive NCAA Finals got to get better and be a consistently better team and higher-ranked team if berths for the first time since a three-year run from 1995-97. we’re going to finish higher at the end.”

26 • Tennessee Volunteers Golf

Senior David Holmes capped his Big Orange career with another outstanding performance at the NCAA finals, shooting a third-round score of 2-under 70 to post 1 under par for the championship and a tie for 24th place.

“I just played solid all week,” he said. “I played great Wednesday; I had three bad holes and I played them 4 over. Then I got that birdie this morning that kind of kick-started my day and I played really well today. I was 3 under with three to play and I unfortunately bogeyed No. 7. That is such a hard hole.

“But I’m happy and it was fun. I have some good memories and it was a great way to go out. I didn’t play as well as I wanted to this year but I didn’t ever play bad. I know my game’s there. I can say I’m better than I’ve ever been. Every year it’s gotten better; every day it’s gotten better. I’m pretty happy.”

Robin Wingardh shot 73 for UT on Thursday to finish at 3-over-par 219 and tied for 59th. The junior was 3 under through 11 thanks to a trio of birdies over four holes around the turn before finishing with four bogeys coming home.

Garrick Porteous capped his quality postseason run with a finish just outside the top-50 despite a closing 75. The sophomore shot 2-over-par 218 and tied for 51st.

Jay Vandeventer posted his second consecutive 77 and finished at 16-over 232 in a tie for 141st place. Darren Renwick shot 79 and tied for 154th place at 22-over-par 238.

“Obviously, it was a big goal to get here,” Kelson said. I’m proud of our efforts and the kids did a good job this year. Now, we’ve just got to keep getting better to jump up into that next level of teams that contend and compete.”

2009-10 Stats Strokes 2,624 2,627 2,659 2,250 1,773 1,141 689 447 9,638

Avg. 72.89 72.97 73.86 75.00 73.88 76.07 76.56 74.50 292.06

Low Round 66 ASI 65 BB 67 BTI 69 CCC, SEC 66 EZG 70 BTI 73 WM, BB 73 BB 274 CCC

High Round 80 SHC 79 JHC 84 SHC 85 SHC 79 SHC 80 JHC 2x 80 JHC 76 BB 313 SHC

Rounds Par or Better 18 14 12 8 7 1 0 0 10

1,095

365.00

360 BB

371 BB

0

BB Battle at the Beach JHC John Hayt Collegiate Invitational SHC Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters EZG Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational

Fall

1095 BB

1

Best Finish 3rd-t CCC 6th-t CCC 1st-t CCC 22nd-t SEC 12th-t EZG 30th-t WM 47th-t WM 48th-t EZG 1st CCC, BTI 10th BB

ASI Administaff Augusta State Invitational SEC Southeastern Conference Championship NR NCAA San Diego Regional NC NCAA Championship

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Tournament Results

Top 10 Finishes 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 10

CoaChes

Key CCC Carpet Capital Collegiate WM Windon Memorial Golf Classic BTI Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate BGC UNGC Bridgestone Golf Collegiate

Best 54Hole Score 207 ASI 212 CCC 210 CCC, ASI 216 BGC, SEC 216 EZG, SEC 222 BTI 228 WM 223 EZG 846 ASI

• Battle at the Beach, Newport Coast, Calif. (Feb. 14-16) 371-360-364--1095 (10th of 14)

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• John Hayt Collegiate Invitational, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., Feb. 28-March 2 304-297-297--898 5th-t of 15 • Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters, Las Vegas, March 12-14 302-313-313--928 9th-t of 15 • Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational, Statesboro, Ga., March 19-21 299-291-281--871 5th-t of 15 • Administaff Augusta State Invitational, Augusta, Ga., April 3-4 280-279-287--846 5th of 18 • SEC Championship, St. Simons Island, Ga., April 16-18 283-285-293--861 8th of 12 • NCAA San Diego Regional, Santee, Calif., May 20-22 294-296-296--886 3rd-t of 13 • NCAA Championship, Ooltewah, June 1-6 297-292-295--884 25th-t of 30

• Carpet Capital Collegiate, Rocky Face, Ga., Sept. 11-13 290-287-274--8519 1st of 12 • Windon Memorial Golf Classic, Glencoe Ill., Oct. 4-5 299-299-293--891 7th of 15 • Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate, Jonesborough Oct. 16-18 287-280-294--861 1st-t of 15 • UNGC Bridgestone Golf Collegiate, Greensboro, N.C., Oct. 24-25 288-282-291--861 5th of 15

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Rounds 36 36 36 30 24 15 9 6 11 events (33 rounds) 1 event (3 rounds)

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Player Robin Wingardh David Holmes Darren Renwick Jay Vandeventer Garrick Porteous Justin Walker Cameron Lawrence James Brannen Team Totals (4 Scores)

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Season Statistics

Individual Results James Brannen

Battle at the Beach *Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv.

73-76-75--224 73-74-74--223

64th-t 48th-t

71-73-68--212 74-78-75--227 71-68-76--215 75-69-73--217 73-72-65--213 78-79-70--227 75-71-72--218 75-75-67--217 70-74-71--215 71-73-74--218 72-76-77--225 72-73-70--215

6th-t 42nd-t 11th-t 29th 19th-t 34th-t 20th-t 14th-t 31st-t 32nd-t 33rd-t 25th-t

Windon Memorial Golf Classic 78-77-73--228 Battle at the Beach 79-73-77--229 John Hayt Collegiate 75-80-77--232

47th-t 75th-t 54th-t

David Holmes

Carpet Capital Colleg.

Windon Memorial Golf Classic Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Golf Colleg.

Battle at the Beach John Hayt Collegiate Southern Highlands Colleg.

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. Administaff ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championships

Cameron Lawrence

Garrick Porteous

*Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate 75-71-76--222 John Hayt Collegiate 75-75-76--226 Southern Highlands Colleg. 77-79-78--234

40th-t 27th-t 37th-t

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. Administaff ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championship

Darren Renwick

Carpet Capital Colleg.

Windon Memorial Golf Classic Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Golf Colleg.

Battle at the Beach John Hayt Collegiate Southern Highlands Colleg.

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. Administaff ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championships

Jay Vandeventer

Carpet Capital Colleg.

Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Golf Colleg.

Battle at the Beach Southern Highlands Colleg.

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv.

78-72-66--216 71-74-75--220 70-72-74--216 77-73-71--221 73-70-75--218

12th-t 55th-t 22nd-t 14th-t 51st-t

Administaff ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA San Diego Regional NCAA Championships

Justin Walker

71-70-69--210 75-73-77--225 74-67-72--213 72-72-70--214 73-68-77--218 77-71-75--223 76-84-80--240 74-76-76--226 69-68-73--210 73-71-73--217 77-73-75--225 82-77-79--238

1st-t 30th-t 2nd-t 15th-t 40th-t 15th-t 61st-t 64th-t 14th-t 26th-t 33rd-t 154th-t

81-80-69--230 75-73-74--222 70-72-74--216 71-73-79--223 81-81-85--247 74-76-71--221

50th-t 40th-t 26th-t 58th-t 75th-t 41st-t

Carpet Capital Collegiate Windon Memorial Golf Classic Bank of Tenn. Intercollegiate UNCG Bridgestone Golf Colleg. *John Hayt Collegiate

Robin Wingardh

Carpet Capital Colleg.

Ping/Golfweek Preview Wolf Pack Classic The Ridges Int. Arizona Invitational John Hayt Collegiate Braveheart Classic Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. ASU Invitational SEC Championship NCAA NE Regional NCAA Championships

74-71-72--217 75-69-72--216 74-75-77--226 78-77-77--232

40th-t 22nd-t 39th-t 141st-t

76-73-77--226 77-75-73--225 70-75-77--222 77-75-78--230 80-78-80--238

43rd 30th-t 40th-t 74th-t 74th-t

75-72-70--217 69-67-71--207 77-66-74--217 76-74-72--222 74-76-73--223 76-77-73--226 71-75-73--219 69-75-74--218 70-69-69--208 77-71-70--218 80-72-75--227 73-72-76--221

13th-t 1st-t 21st-t 30th-t 37th-t 17th-t 8th-t 20th-t 3rd-t 16th 30th-t 54th-t

*Competed as individual

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Academics National Honors • Eric Rebmann

1986 Academic All-America 1987 Academic All-America

• Donnie Cooper

1992 Golf Coaches of America All-America Scholar

• Dale Thorley

1994 Golf Coaches of America All-America Scholar

• Boomer Erick

1997 CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-America

• Tim Turpen

1997 CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-America

• Andrew Pratt

2003 Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

JAMES BRANNEN earned Academic All-SEC honors four times during his UT career.

• Tino Weiss

Vols Land Five on 2010 Academic All-SEC List Tennessee placed five of its eight golf team members on the 2010 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll.

Senior James Brannen led the way by earning his fourth consecutive Academic All-SEC nod. The Clarksville native majored in biochemistry and molecular biology while lettering four seasons for the Vols.

David Holmes and Cameron Lawrence earned their third straight Academic All-SEC honors. Holmes is a Knoxville product who majored in enterprise management. Lawrence came to UT from Brentwood and majored in economics.

Justin Walker was selected for the second consecutive year.

The Greenbrier native is an enterprise management major.

And Darren Renwick capped his sophomore season with

his first Academic All-SEC nod. The product of Worthing, England, who last year was named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll, is majoring in sport management.

Vols head coach Jim Kelson has placed 57 student-athletes on the SEC’s Academic Honor Roll since taking the Tennessee reins in the 1998-99 season. Twenty-two of those honorees have been named in the last four years.

In addition to SEC honors, recent Vols selected for national honors include Holmes (2009), Tino Weiss (2007) and Andrew Pratt (2003), all of whom were selected Cleveland Golf/ Srixon All-America Scholars.

2007 Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar

• David Holmes

2009 Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar

Twice is Nice It’s been more than 20 years, and Eric Rebmann remains the only Vol to earn Academic All-America honors twice, doing so in 1986 and 1987.

Rebmann, who majored in finance, lettered for the Vols from 1984-87 and was Academic All-Southeastern Conference three times.

He was no slouch with the golf clubs either. As a sophomore in 1985, he fired a 205 to win the Chris Schenkel Invitational in Statesboro, Ga. He also earned second-team All-SEC honors that season.

After his senior year, he finished runner-up at the U.S. Amateur.

Academic All-SEC

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1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991 1992

1993

1994 1995

Eric Rebmann (Business) Eric Rebmann (Finance) Eric Rebmann (Finance) Tom Smith (Finance) Sam Maynard (Civil Engineering) Donnie Cooper (Political Science) Donnie Cooper (Political Science) Mike Tankersley (Accounting) Donnie Cooper (Public Administration) Bryan DeCorso (Business) Tommy Johnston (Accounting) Dale Thorley (Business) Scott Kammann (Sport Management) Jorge Rubio (Management) Steven Smith (Business) Dale Thorley (Finance) Scott Kammann (Sport Management) Lans Slack (Finance) Dale Thorley (Finance) Boomer Erick (Business) Scott Kammann (Sport Management) Lans Slack (Finance)

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1996 1997

1998 1999

2000 2001

2002

Dale Thorley (Finance) Dirk Daniel (Undecided) Boomer Erick (Finance) Tim Turpen (Business) Dirk Daniel (Psychology) Boomer Erick (Finance) Lans Slack (Finance) Tim Turpen (Management) Kevin Law (Logistics & Transportation) Andy Brimer (Finance) Ryo Fukami (Logistics & Transportation) Kevin Law (Logistics & Transportation) Jason Powell (Sport Management) Ryo Fukami (Logistics & Transportation) Jimmy White (Finance) Andrew Black (Sport Management) Andy Brimer (Business) Ian Parnaby (Arts & Sciences) Andrew Pratt (Sport Management) Jimmy White (Business) Andy Brimer (Finance) Ian Parnaby (Sport Management)

2003

2004

2005

2006

Andrew Pratt (Sport Management) Andrew Black (Sport Management) Ian Parnaby (Sport Management) Andrew Pratt (Sport Management) Brandon Skeen (Business) John Brannen (Biology) Clint Cromwell (Psychology) J. S. Rattan (Psychology) Chris Robinson (Classics) Brandon Skeen (Accounting) John Brannen (Biochemistry) Ross McGowan (Logistics & Trans.)

Jonathan Mount (Sport Management) Chris Robinson (Classics) Brandon Skeen (Accounting) David Skinns (Psychology) Tino Weiss (Sport Management) John Brannen (Biochemistry) Lloyd Campbell (Sport Management) Charlie Ford (Sport Management) Jonathan Mount (Sport Management) Tino Weiss (Sport Management)

2007

2008

2009

2010

James Brannen (Biological Sciences) John Branen (Biochemistry) Charlie Ford (Sport Management) Jonathan Mount (Sport Management) Philip Pettitt (Sport Management) Ben Spickard (Sport Management) Tino Weiss (Sport Management) James Brannen (Biological Sciences) Charlie Ford (Sport Management) David Holmes (Enterprise Management) Cameron Lawrence (Business) Philip Pettitt (Sport Management) Ben Spickard (Sport Management) James Brannen (Biological Sciences) David Holmes (Enterprise Management) Cameron Lawrence (Economics) Justin Walker (Enterprise Management) James Brannen (Biological Sciences) David Holmes (Logistics & Transportation) Cameron Lawrence (Economics) Darren Renwick (Sport Management) Justin Walker (Management)

History

Coaching Results Mike Malarkey (1977-98)

Tennessee’s All-Time Coaching Records Coach James Walls Lloyd Foree Sid Hatfield Mike Malarkey Jim Kelson Totals

years 1934-53 1954-67 1968-76 1977-98 1998-present 76 years

Overall W-L-T 37-53-1 (.412) 37-29-2 (.559) 500-256-3 (.661) 2,278-1,776-55 (.561) 1,380-920-42 (.598) 4,232-3,034-103 (.581)

SEC W-L-T na 17-12 (.586) 35-68-1 (.341) 485-524-18 (.481) 297-293-10 (.503) 834-897-29 (.482)

Southeastern Conference titles: 3 (1980, 1990, 2007) NCAA Regional appearances: 17 (1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) NCAA Championship appearances: 11 (1980, 1981, 1982, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010)

James Walls (1934-53) year 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943-46 1947 1948-53 Total

Overall SEC Record/ Record Finish 0-4 -12-5 -3-3 -3-5-1 -1-8 -3-5 -3-6 -6-5 -2-5 -No Team 4-7 -No Records Available 37-53-1 --

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Lloyd Foree (1954-67) year 1954-62 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 Total

Overall SEC Record/ Record Finish No Records Available 3-8 1-5 13-4-1 4-2 6-10 4-3/5th 6-4-1 4-1/7th-t 9-3 4-1/4th 37-29-2 17-12 (.586)

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Sid Hatfield (1968-76) year 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 Total

Overall Record 14-3-1 12-2 42-24 64-32 56-14 77-24-1 43-52 71-53 121-52-1 500-256-3

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SEC Record/ Finish 3-1/2nd 2-1/4th 0-0/4th 6-3/5th 1-0/3rd 6-3-1/5th 3-21/6th 6-17/6th 8-22/6th 35-68-1

year 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Total

Overall Record 60-115-1 83-116 93-136 183-61-1 189-76-1 156-52-2 137-65-1 100-93-2 106-33-2 90-111-4 152-54 96-35-3 87-74-5 94-86 45-83-5 76-91-8 122-63-3 71-68-1 111-66-7 101-88-5 95-97-3 31-113-1 2,278-1,776-55

SEC Record/ Finish 4-30/8th 5-25/7th 12-36/7th 45-19-1/1st 26-16/2nd 44-16/5th 34-24-1/5th 17-25-1/5th 15-14-1/6th-t 10-15-1/7th-t 18-14/4th 15-12/6th 21-20-1/4th 22-25/1st 7-22/8th 26-31-4/8th-t 38-22-2/10th 27-26-1/2nd-t 32-15-1/5th 29-34-2/10th 27-41-1/9th 11-42-1/4th-t 485-524-18

NCAA Regional -------------12th -18th 13th -7th-t 9th-t 7th --

NCAA ---6th 7th-t 22nd ------------16th-t 23rd 28th --

NCAA Regional -13th-t 21st 13th-t 4th 17th 2nd 18th 5th 11th 2nd 3rd-t --

NCAA ----23rd -11th -16th -12th 25th-t --

Jim Kelson (1998-present) year 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Fall 2010 Total

Overall Record 101-68-7 94-99-1 84-96-5 124-52-1 126-98-1 99-87-2 121-59-4 77-83-1 142-58-3 121-47-3 134-50-2 98-72-7 17-34-3 1,380-920-42

SEC Record/ Finish 26-25-2/5th 23-38/10th 17-32-2/6th 36-23/7th 31-23/4th 20-28-1/6th 27-19-2/5th 19-28/9th 28-20/1st 19-16/6th 23-16/11th 19-15/8th 3-6-1/-297-293-10

Year-by-Year Results Score 8-10 ½-17½ ½-17½ 5½-12½

Tournament/Opponent Maryville Holston Hills Club Vanderbilt Southern Intercollegiate Kentucky

Score 18-0 10-8 10½-7½ na 17½-½

1935 (Won 12 Lost 5) Coach James Walls Date Finish March 30 W April 3 W April 24 W April 25-27 6th/14 May 4 W

Tournament/Opponent Chattanooga Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Cincinnati Open Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) Kentucky (Knoxville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.)

Score 17-1 2½-15½ 6-12 11-7 na 11½-6½ 8½-9½

1937 (Won 3 Lost 5 Tied 1) Score 4-14 18-0 9-9 1½-16½ 5½-12½ 18-0 5½-12½ 16½-1½ 2½-15½

Tournament/Opponent Michigan Georgia Tech Washington University Wayne University Cincinnati Kentucky Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) University of the South

Score 7-20 ½- 17½ 3½-14½ 6-12 4-23 7-14 8½-12½ 0-18 16½-1½

Tournament/Opponent Kalamazoo Western Reserve Alma Purdue Michigan Centre Kentucky Kentucky

Score 6½-11½ 10½-7½ 13-5 4-14 7-14 20½-½ 14-16 7½-13½

Tournament/Opponent Washington University Purdue Georgia Tech Kalamazoo Michigan Georgia Tech na Kentucky Kentucky

Score 6½-11½ 11-16 11½-6½ 11-7 1-17 3-15 17½-½ 3-15 4-14

1940 (Won 3 Lost 6) Coach James Walls Date Finish March 27 L March 28 L March 30 W April 1 W April 6 L April 20 L April 26 W May 3 L May 10 L

Score 16½-1½ 15-3 7-11 8½-9½ 18-0 18-0 15-3

Tournament/Opponent Georgia Tech Western Michigan Spring Hill Holston Hills Club Kentucky Louisville Cincinnati Kentucky Centre Louisville Georgia Tech

Score 5-13 11½-6½ 11½-6½ 13-5 2-16 6-12 4-14 3-15 8½-9½ 26½-½ 3-15

1943-46- NO TEAM Coach James Walls Date Finish na L na W na W na W na L na L na L na L na L na W na L

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Tournament/Opponent Davidson Maryville Amherst Georgia Tech Georgia Kentucky Georgia Tech Southwestern Kentucky

1939 (Won 3 Lost 5) Coach James Walls Date Finish March 29 L April 3 W April 6 W April 7 L April 13 L April 21 W May 5 L May 12 L

Coach James Walls Date Finish March 28 W April 4 W April 17 L April 24 L May 1 W May 8 W May 17 W

1947 (Won 4 Lost 7)

1938 (Won 1 Lost 8) Coach James Walls Date Finish April 11 L April 14 L April 15 L April 20 L April 22 L April 30 L May 6 L May 13 L May 20 W

Tournament/Opponent Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Centre (Knoxville) Cherokee Country Club Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Kentucky (Knoxville) Holston Hills C.C. (Knoxville)

1942 (Won 2 Lost 5)

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Coach James Walls Date Finish March 26 L March 27 W March 31 T April 2 L April 3 L April 9 W April 10 L May 1 W May 8 L

Score 17-1 16½-1½ 18-0 4-14 5-13 10½-7½ 3½-14½ 3½-14½ 17½-½ 12½-5½ 6½-11½

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Coach James Walls Date Finish March 28 W April 4 L April 11 L April 18 W April 23-25 6th May 9 W May 23 L

Tournament/Opponent Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Maryville College Georgia Tech Georgia Tech University of the South Michigan Kentucky Centre University of the South Kentucky

CoaChes

1936 (Won 3 Lost 3)

Coach James Walls Date Finish March 24 W March 25 W March 28 W March 29 L April 5 L April 9 W April 18 L May 2 L May 8 W May 15 W May 16 L

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Tournament/Opponent Vanderbilt (Knoxville) Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Vanderbilt (Nashville)

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Coach James Walls Date Finish April 7 L April 21 L April 28 L May 5 L

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1941 (Won 6 Lost 5)

1934 (Won 0 Lost 4)

RESULTS FROM 1948-61 UNAVAILABLE 1962-63 (Won 3 Lost 8) Coach Lloyd Foree Date Finish na W na L na L na L na W na L na W na L na L na L na L

Tournament/Opponent East Tennessee State (Knoxville) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Louisville (Knoxville) Vanderbilt (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Milligan (Elizabethton) Vanderbilt (Nashville) Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Louisville (Louisville, Ky.)

Score 16-12 6½-20½ 6-21 7-11 15-12 5-13 15½-2½ 12½-14½ 3½-5½ 5½-9½ 4½-10½

1963-64 (Won 13 Lost 4 Tied 1) Coach Lloyd Foree Date Finish na W na W na L na W na W na T na W na W na W na L na W na L na L na L

Tournament/Opponent Kentucky (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Indiana (Knoxville) Indiana (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Vanderbilt (Knoxville) Georgia (Knoxville)

Score 23½-3½ 14-13 8½-18½ 9½-8½ 12-6 9-9 10-8 20-7 23-4 10-17 6-3 9-18 12½-9½ 3½-23

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an na

W W

Chattanooga (Knoxville) Chattanooga (Knoxville)

19-8 20½-6½

1964-65 (Won 6 Lost 10) Coach Lloyd Foree Date Finish na L na L na W na L na W na W na W na L na L na W na W na L na L na L na L na L na 5th/9

Tournament/Opponent Purdue (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Vanderbilt (Knoxville) Chattanooga (Knoxville) Kentucky (Knoxville) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Chattanooga (Chattanooga) Vanderbilt (Nashville) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Houston (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) Georgia (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) SEC Championship

Tournament/Opponent Kentucky (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Vanderbilt (Knoxville) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Chattanooga (Chattanooga) Vanderbilt (Nashville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Chattanooga (Chattanooga) SEC Championship (Baton Rouge, La.) Georgia Tech (Knoxville)

Score 16-20 10-26 9½-26½ 16½-7½ 23½-3½ 15½-11½ 19-8 5-22 11-16 16½-10½ 11½-6½ 6-12 9½-17½ 8-19 13½-22 13½-19½ 605

Score 14½-3½ 11½-6½ 11-16 20½-6½ 7-20 2½-24½ 12-17 14½-12½ 13½-10½ 18-9 913 13½-13½

Tournament/Opponent Mars Hill (Knoxville) Kentucky (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Vanderbilt (Knoxville) Vanderbilt (Nashville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Mars Hill (Spruce Pine, N.C.) Wofford (Spruce Pine, N.C.) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Gainesville, Fla.)

Score 17-1 18-0 14-4 22½-4½ 387-400 27-1 24-3 16½-10½ 11½-6½ 10½-7½ 2-25 11-16 914

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1967-68 (Won 14 Lost 3 Tied 1) Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish April 1 W na W April 5 W April 6 W na L April 15 L na W April 18 W April 26 L na W April 24 L na L April 29 L April 30 T na L May 4 W na W

Georgia (Knoxville) SEC Championship

356-360 850

Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish March 15 L March 16 L March 19-21 4th 4th April 7 L April 11-12 3rd L L April 22 L April 26 W W W W L April 29 L L L May 1-3 4th

Tournament/Opponent Ohio State (Knoxville) Georgia (Athens, Ga.) Red Fox Tournament (Red Fox, S.C.) Palmetto Inv. (Orangeburg, S.C.) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) Robert Kepler Inv. (Columbus, Ohio) Furman (Knoxville) Furman (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Furman (Greeneville, S.C.) Furman (Greeneville, S.C.) Clemson (Greeneville, S.C.) Citadel (Greeneville, S.C.) Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville) Georgia (Atlanta, Ga.) Auburn (Atlanta, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) SEC Championship

Score 297-327 3-24 na na 378-384 na 457-469 452-462 8½-9½ 14½-6½ 13-8 16-5 13½-7½ 373-388 363-364 363-379 363-373 1117

1969-70 (Won 42 Lost 24) Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish na 4th/12 March 18-21 8th/17 March 22 W na L na W March 25-27 4th/16 April 2-4 2nd/8 April 14-18 12th/25 April 28 W May 13-16 4th/10

Tournament/Opponent Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) Palmetto Inv. (Orangeburg, S.C.) Penn State (Greenville, S.C.) Furman (Greenville, S.C.) Rogers (Greeneville, S.C.) Red Fox Tournament (Trion, N.C.) Major College Invitational (Knoxville) All-America Invitational (Houston, Texas) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Callaway Gardens, Ga.)

Score na na 17-4 9½-11½ 19-2 na na na 377-375 1138

1970-71 (Won 64 Lost 32)

1966-67 (Won 9 Lost 3) Coach Lloyd Foree Date Finish April 3 W na W na W April 6 W April 11 L April 14 W April 20 W May 1 W May 4 W na W May 8 L May 9 L May 12-13 4tth

L 2nd

1968-69 (Won 12 Tied 2)

1965-66 (Won 6 Lost 4 Tied 1) Coach Lloyd Foree Date Finish March 18 W na W April 18 L April 15 W April 18 L April 19 L na L April 21 W April 29 W ma W May 5-7 8th May 16 T

May 6 na

Tournament/Opponent Georgia Tech (Knoxville) Furman (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Kentucky (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Johnson City) Morris Harvey (Charleston, W.Va.) Vanderbilt (Nashville) Kentucky (Lexington, Ky.) Louisville (Louisville, Ky.) Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville) East Tennessee State (Knoxville) Georgia State (Statesboro, Ga.) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Wofford (Spartanburg, S.C.) Furman (Greeneville, S.C.) Wofford (Spartanburg, S.C.)

32 • Tennessee Volunteers Golf

Score 11½,-6½ 11½-6½ 28½-7½ 19-17 354-391 10-11 10- 2 375-371 365-384 365-364 377-401 362-380 377-386 377-377 458-1476 12-6 12½-5½

Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish na 5th/13 March 12 W March 17-20 5th/17 March 24-26 1st/16 March 31 L April 1-3 1st/7 April 8-9 1st/6 April 14-17 19th/25 April 19 6th/17 May 12-15 5th/10

Tournament/Opponent Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) Austin Peay (Knoxville) Palmetto Inv. (Orangeburg, S.C.) Red Fox Inv. (Tyron, N.C.) UT Martin (Knoxville) Major College Invitational (Knoxville) Fox Den Invitational (Knoxville) All-American Tournament (Houston, Texas) Mid-American Invitational (Oxford, Ohio) SEC Championship (Callaway Gardens, Ga.)

Score na 392-389 na na 385- 394 na na na na 1155

1971-72 (Won 56 Lost 14) Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish na 8th/11 na 1st/5 March 22-24 1st/10 March 30-Apr. 1 4th/21 April 5-7 2nd/9 April 20 L na L April 23-24 4th/15 May 5 L May 6 L May 12-14 3rd/10 June 19-24 13th

Tournament/Opponent Senior Bowl (Mobile, Ala.) Daytona Beach Invitational (Daytona Beach, Fla.) Red Fox Invitational (Trion, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greeneville, S.C.) Major College Inv. (Knoxville) Chattanooga (Chattanooga) UT Martin (Chattanooga) Mid-American Invitational (Oxford, Ohio) Georgia Tech (Atlanta, Ga.) Auburn (Pine Mountain, Ga.) SEC Championship (Callaway Gardens, Ga.) NCAA Championship (Miami, Fla.)

Score na na na na na 369-386 369-378 na 383-387 374-392 1128 1217

1972-73 (Won 77 Lost 24 Tied 1) Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish na 1st/8 na 6th/10 March 1 L na L March 15-18 1st/4

Tournament/Opponent Etowah Valley Inv. (Etowah Valley, N.C.) Placid Lakes Int. (Lake Placid, Fla.) Carson-Newman (Knoxville) Chattanooga (Knoxville) Daytona Beach Int. (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

Score na na 383-415 383- 426 na

Year-by-Year Results Red Fox Invitational (Trion, N.C.) Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville) Auburn (Chattanooga) Chattanooga (Chattanooga) Sewanee (Chattanooga) Furman Inv. (Greeneville, S.C.) Major College Inv. (Knoxville) Chris Schenkel Tourn. (Statesboro, Ga.) Mid-American Tourn. (Oxford, Ohio) Waterloo (Knoxville) SEC Championship (Callaway Gardens, Ga.)

na 464-483 289-297 289- 295 289- 314 na na na na 306- 325 1151

Score na na na 385-411 na na na na na 378-393 1161

1974-75 (Won 71 Lost 53) Score na na na 790-801 544-571 769-794 531-559 na na na 386-409 na na

1975-76 (Won 121 Lost 52 Tied 1) Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish Oct. 5-7 1st/14 Oct. 10-11 5th/17 Oct. 16-18 2nd/10 Oct. 24-26 19th/21 Feb. 27-29 9th/25 March 16-19 4th/14 March 21-22 3rd/14 March 24-27 5th/34 April 8-10 1st/8 April 22-25 12th/18 na L May 16-18 6th/10 May 25-29 6th-t/25

Tournament/Opponent Opryland Classic (Old Hickory) Furman Four-Ball Tournament Read House Inv. (Chattanooga) River City Invitational (Memphis) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Red Fox Invitational (Tyron, N.C.) Iron Duke Tournament (Durham, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Collegiate Masters (Knoxville) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Waterloo University (Knoxville) SEC Championship (Decatur, Ala.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)

Score na na na na na na na na na na 312- 326 1121 na

1976-77 (Won 60 Lost 115 Tied 1) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish na 21st/24 na 2nd/8 na 2nd/13 March 4-6 16th/23 March 16-18 11th/16 March 24-26 8th/15 April 8-10 19th/27 April 15-17 6th/12 April 22-24 2nd-t/6 May 12-14 18th/18 May 25-27 8th/10 June 8-11 19th/21

Tournament/Opponent River City Invitational (Memphis) Read House Inv. (Chattanooga) Opryland Inv. (Old Hickory) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Red Fox Inv. (Tryon, N.C.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Inv. (Greenville, S.C.) Southern Jr-Sr. Int. (Dadeville, Ala.) Tennessee Int. (Sewanee) Chris Schenkel Int. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Decatur, Ala.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)

Score na na na na na na na na na na 1121 na

Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 29-Oct. 1 8th/28 Oct. 13-15 6th/14 Nov. 17-19 19th/33 Feb. 16-18 20th/22 March 2-4 17th/22 March 17-19 7th/18 March 22-24 17th/24 March 30-April 1 5th/13 April 3-6 19th/28 April 20-21 4th/7 April 27-29 19th/21 May 10-12 7th/10

Tournament/Opponent Foxfire All-American (Pinehurst, N.C.) Buckeye Fall Classic (Columbus, Ohio) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Seminole Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.) Iron Duke Intercollegiate (Durham, N.C.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.) Southern Jr.-Sr. Inv. (Dadeville, Ala.) All-American Int. (Houston, Texas) Tennessee Int. (Sewanee) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Birmingham, Ala.)

Score na na na na na na na na na na na 915

1979-80 (Won 183 Lost 61 Tied 1) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish na 2nd/17 na 6th/23 na 6th/24 Feb. 22-24 15th/22 Feb. 29-March 2 5th/22 March 15-17 5th/24 March 20-22 4th/20 March 28-30 5th-t/16 April 4-6 1st/20 April 13-14 2nd/7 April 25-27 13th/22 May 15-17 1st/10 May 28-31 6th/30

Tournament/Opponent Nashboro Village Classic (Nashville) Duke Fall Invitational (Durham, N.C.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.) Southern Jr.-Sr. Inv. (Dadeville, Ala.) Southeastern Int. (Montgomery, Ala.) Tennessee Int. (Nashville) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Augusta, Ga.) NCAA Championship (Columbus, Ga.)

Score na na na 875 289 1094 895 575 889 785 888 884 1188

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Tournament/Opponent Opryland Classic (Old Hickory) Golden Eagle Intercollegiate (Cookeville) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Purdue (Knoxville) Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville) Purdue (Knoxville) Miami (Ohio) (Knoxville) Southeastern Inv. (Dothan, Ala.) Kepler Invitational (Columbus, Ohio) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Waterloo (Knoxville) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) SEC Championship (Dothan, Ala.)

1978-79 (Won 93 Lost 136)

revIew

Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish Oct. 7-8 2nd/15 Oct. 11-12 2nd-t/7 Feb. 28-March 2 9th/24 March 15-16 L na L na L na L March 25-28 13th/18 April 17-20 10th/23 April 24-26 17th/21 na L May 7-10 7th/20 May 15-17 6th/10

Score na na na na na na na na na na 1197

volunteers

Tournament/Opponent Etowah Valley Int. (Etowah Valley, N.C.) Opryland Classic (Old Hickory) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Chattanooga (Knoxville) Crystal River Int. (Crystal River, Fla.) Southeastern Int. Invit. (Dothan, Ala.) Major College Inv. (Knoxville) Southern Jr.-Sr. Tourn. (Alexandria, Ala.) Chris Schenkel Tourn. (Statesboro, Ga.) Waterloo University (Knoxville) SEC Championship (Dothan, Ala.)

Tournament/Opponent Duke Invitational (Durham, N.C.) Dixie Invitational (Columbus, Ga.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Colonel Classic (Richmond, Ky.) Southern Jr.-Sr. Int. (Dadeville, Ala.) Tennessee Int. (Sewanee) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) SEC Championship (Birmingham, Ala.)

CoaChes

Coach Sid Hatfield Date Finish na 5th/15 na 2nd/7 Feb. 28-March 3 15th/22 March 14 L na 3rd/6 na 11th/16 na 1st/5 na 7th/10 na 16th/20 na L na 6th/10

Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 15-17 6th/15 Nov. 18-20 13th/21 Feb. 24-26 20th/24 March 18-20 13th/18 March 23-25 22nd/24 April 1-2 3rd/28 April 7-9 7th/15 April 14-15 5th/7 April 21-23 17th/21 April 27-29 14th/24 May 11-13 7th/10

PrevIew

1973-74 (Won 43 Lost 52)

1977-78 (Won 83 Lost 116)

tennessee

3rd/13 L L L L 8th/22 1st/7 5th/22 7th/17 L 5th/10

Intro

March 15-18 March 24 April 3 na na April 4-7 April 11-13 April 19-22 April 29-30 na May 17-19

1980-81 (Won 189 Lost 76 Tied 1) SEC Champions Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 6-8 8th/16 Oct. 24-26 4th/18 Nov. 14-16 11th/28 Feb. 13-15 8th/23 Feb. 27-March 1 7th/21 March 19-21 1st/26 March 23-25 4th/24 April 3-5 11th/24 April 24-26 13th/24 April 30-May 2 12th/25 May 14-16 2nd/10 May 27-30 7th-t/29

Tournament/Opponent Grandfather Mountain Int. (Linville, N.C.) Andy Bean-Grenelefe Int. (Haines City, Fla.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Pinehurst Intercollegiate (Pinehurst, N.C.) Southeastern Int. (Montgomery, Ala.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) SEC Championship (Augusta, Ga.) NCAA Championship (Palo Alto, Calif.)

Score 927 909 886 869 874 865 610 897 893 882 885 1180

1981-82 (Won 156 Lost 52 Tied 2) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 2-4 3rd/18 Oct. 17-18 1st/9 Oct. 23-25 2nd/14 Nov. 20-22 2nd/18 Feb. 26-28 4th/15 March 5-7 13th/21 March 18-20 1st/24 March 26-28 4th/16 April 2-4 5th/26

Tournament/Opponent Augusta College Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) Eastern Kentucky Inv. (Richmond, Ky.) Grenelefe Inv. (Haines City, Fla.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Imperial Lakes Inv. (Lakeland, Fla.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Southern Jr.-Sr. Inv. (Dadeville, Ala.) Southeastern Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.)

Score 896 1097 894 895 877 293 853 900 613

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April 9-11 April 23-25 May 6-8 May 13-15 May 26-29

2nd/11 2nd/18 2nd/15 5th/10 22nd/31

Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) SEC Championship (Augusta, Ga.) NCAA Championship (Pinehurst, N.C.)

869 873 872 887 893

1982-83 (Won 137 Lost 65 Tied 1) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 1-3 14th/18 Oct. 6-8 15th/15 Nov. 5-7 6th/26 Feb. 18-20 2nd/16 Feb. 25-27 6th/21 March 17-19 7th/22 March 25-27 2nd/14 April 1-3 6th/24 April 22-24 10th/18 April 30-May 1 1st/17 May 13-15 5th/10 May 19-21 4th/15

Tournament/Opponent Augusta College Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) LSU National Inv. (Baton Rouge, La.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Southern Jr.-Sr. Inv. (Dadeville, Ala.) Southeastern Int. (Montgomery, Ala.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Wildcat Classic (Lexington, Ky.) SEC Championship (Augusta, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)

Score 908 589 893 843 907 896 580 892 885 441 896 871

1983-84 (Won 100 Lost 33 Tied 2) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 30-Oct. 2 5th/18 Oct. 21-23 16th/18 Nov. 4-6 10th/18 Feb. 17-19 15th/21 Feb. 24-26 4th-t/19 March 16-17 5th/8 March 23-25 2nd/24 April 15-17 8th/21 April 13-15 7th-t/12 April 27-29 13th/18 May 11-13 5th/10 May 17-19 15th/15

Tournament/Opponent Augusta College Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) Andy Bean Inv. (Haines City, Fla.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) South Carolina Inv. (Columbia, S.C.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C) Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Augusta, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.)

Score 888 935 899 879 875 901 873 910 894 888 893 886

1984-85 (Won 106 Lost 33 Tied 2) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 28-30 13th/17 Oct. 12-14 15th/23 Nov. 2-4 17th/28 Feb. 15-17 5th/24 Feb. 24-26 8th-t/21 March 29-31 15th-t/23 April 4-6 11th/23 April 13-14 2nd/12 April 26-28 6th/18 May 2-4 4th/15 May 10-12 6th-t/10

Tournament/Opponent Augusta Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) Andy Bean-Grenelefe Inv. (Haines City, Fla.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Hilton Head Int. (Hilton Head, S.C.) Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) SEC Championship (Florence, Ala.)

Score 923 920 927 904 896 911 924 872 855 872 899

2010-2011

1985-86 (Won 90 Lost 111 Tied 4) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 27-29 8th-t/15 Oct. 4-5 4th/20 Oct. 11-12 17th-t/26 Oct. 25-27 9th/18 Feb. 7-9 9th/18 Feb. 15-16 8th-t/18 March 7-9 12th/15 March 28-30 11th/24 April 3-5 10th/23 April 11-13 14th/15 April 25-27 14th/18 May 16-18 7th-t/10

Tournament/Opponent Augusta Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) MacGregor Invitational (Pickens, S.C.) John Ryan Memorial (Durham, N.C.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Miami Invitational (Miami, Fla.) Hilton Head Inv. (Hilton Head, S.C.) Palmetto Classic (Santee, S.C.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.) Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Florence, Ala.)

Score 919 592 609 906 927 611 924 908 892 915 876 907

1986-87 (Won 152 Lost 54) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 27-29 6th/17 Oct. 17-18 9th/23 Oct. 25-26 4th/18 Feb. 6-8 11th/18 Feb. 13-15 4th/19

Tournament/Opponent Augusta College Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) Duke Fall Invitational (Durham, N.C.) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Miami Invitational (Miami, Fla.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.)

34 • Tennessee Volunteers Golf

Score 906 606 880 917 846

Feb. 28-March 1 March 20-22 March 27-29 April 2-4 April 10-12 April 23-24 April 24-26 May 15-17

4th/15 1st/16 8th/23 3rd/21 2nd/12 1st/8 10th/18 4th/10

Palmetto Invitational (Santee, S.C.) Univ. of South Florida Inv. (Tampa, Fla.) Iron Duke Invitational (Durham, N.C.) Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Springbrook Int. (Niota) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Florence, Ala.)

577 854 903 598 868 861 873 878

1987-88 (Won 96 Lost 35 Tied 3) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 21-22 3rd/17 Sept. 28-29 8th/18 Nov. 7-8 2nd/9 Feb. 12-14 12th/19 Feb. 26-28 2nd/18 March 11-12 5th/12 March 14-15 4th/12 March 25-27 3rd/22 March 31-April 2 7th/20 April 8-10 2nd/11 April 22-24 3rd/18 May 13-15 6th/10

Tournament/Opponent Guilford Inv. (Greensboro, N.C.) 7th Annual Butler Int. (Lemont, Ill.) SIC Fall Classic (Athens, Ga.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Palmetto Intercollegiate (Santee, S.C.) South Carolina Inv. (Columbia, S.C.) Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.) Iron Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, S.C.) Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Florence, Ala.)

Score 591 927 864 882 869 909 1165 897 895 1104 1107 891

1988-89 (Won 87 Lost 54 Tied 5) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 25-28 11th/13 Oct. 2-4 2nd/12 Nov. 5-7 8th/10 Nov. 17-19 15th/18 Feb. 10-12 3rd/18 Feb. 17-19 12th/18 March 3-5 5th/22 March 24-26 6th/12 March 31-April 2 5th/22 April 21-23 13th/18 May 12-14 4th/10

Tournament/Opponent LSU National Inv. (Baton Rouge, La.) Tournament of Champ. (Knoxville) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) Golf World Inter. (Hilton Head, S.C.) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Doral Park Invitational (Miami) Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.) Wofford Invitational (Spartanburg, S.C.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenvillle, S.C.) Chris Schenkel Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) SEC Championship (Louisville, Ky.)

Score 298-296-302--896 291-299-292--882 307-308-304--919 292-308-291--891 295 905 858 902 881 896 897

1989-90 (Won 94 Lost 86) SEC Champions Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 8-10 9th/12 Oct. 10-22 15th/15 Nov. 11-12 14th/18 Nov. 27-29 11th/15 Feb. 23-24 7th/18 March 2-4 5th/24 March 12-13 7th/15 March 23-25 4th/15 April 20-21 8th/15 April 27-29 5th/12 May 11-13 1st/10 May 24-26 12th/23

Tournament/Opponent MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville) Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.) Southern Intercollegiate (Athens, Ga.) UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) Taylor Made/Doral Park Inv. (Miami, Fla.) Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.) Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.) Southeastern Int. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Bank South Eagle Inv. (Savannah, Ga.) Hitchcock Intercollegiate Inv. (Auburn, Ala.) SEC Championship (Jackson, Miss.)

NCAA East Regional (Savannah, Ga.)

Score 302-299-313--914 406-394-388--1188 303-301-289--893 300-314-288--902 914 865 912 856 872 878 866 876

1990-91 (Won 45 Lost 83 Tied 5) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 21-23 4th-t/18 Oct. 7-9 2nd/15 Nov. 10-11 6th/15 Nov. 26-28 8th/15 Feb. 22-24 18th/18 March 1-3 11th-t/21 March 23-25 4th-t/14 April 19-20 11th/13 April 27-29 7th/12 May 12-14 8th/10

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.) MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville) S.I.C. Fall Classic (Athens, Ga.) UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) Doral Park Invitational (Miami, Fla.) Imperial Lakes Classic (Lakeland, Fla.) Southeastern Int. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Bank South Eagle Inv. (Savannah, Ga.) Hitchcock Intercollegiate Inv. (Auburn, Ala.) SEC Championship (West Point, Miss.)

Score 289-287-307--883 289-288-285--862 299-295-307--901 315-300-314--929 928 583 863 881 875 890

1991-92 (Won 76 Lost 91 Tied 8) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 7-8 8th-t/12 Sept. 21-22 14th-t/18 Oct. 6-7 5th-t/15

Tournament/Opponent Fox Acres Inv. (Red Feather Lake, Colo.)

Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.) MacGregor’s T.O.C. (Knoxville)

Score 891 880 888

Year-by-Year Results Dixie Intercollegiate Inv. (Columbus, Ga.) UNLV Taylor Made Cl. (Las Vegas) FSC/Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. (Mulberry, Fla.) Southeastern Inter. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Cleveland Cl./Augusta Coll. (Augusta, Ga.) Kemira Intercollegiate Inv. (Savannah, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (St. Francisville, La.) NCAA East Regional (Hamilton, N.Y.)

874 899 292-287-287--866 292-291-294--877 305-302-306--913 291-285-289--865 282-294-291--867 294-302-315--911 300-303-322--925

1992-93 (Won 122 Lost 63 Tied 3)

Tournament/Opponent Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Dixie Intercollegiate (Columbus, Ga.) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) FSC/Imperial Lakes Inv. (Lakeland, Fla.) Southeastern Int. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Nashville) NCAA East Regional (New Haven, Conn.)

NCAA Championship (Columbus, Ohio)

Score 281-285-292--858 294-289-292--875 287-295-302--884 308-301-296--905 291-323-290--904 284-285-285--854 297-293-292--882 301-289-314--904 286-287-287--860 292-293-286--871 291-300-295--886 300-292--592

1995-96 (Won 101 Lost 88 Tied 5) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 15-17 14th-t/18 Oct. 1-2 8th/15 Oct. 30-31 9th-t/11 Feb. 8-10 1st/16 Feb. 23-25 2nd/18 March 4-5 4th-t/18 March 22-24 3rd/18 March 29-31 14th/15 April 19-21 3rd/12 May 10-12 10th/12 May 16-18 9th-t/23 May 29-June 1 23rd/30

Tournament/Opponent Golfweek/Ping Preview (Cornelius, Ore.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) Rice University Int. (Monterrey, Mexico) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Bellsouth Mobility Classic (Orlando, Fla.) Blue-Gray Int. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Birmingham, Ala.) NCAA East Regional (Kiamesha Lake, NY) NCAA Championship (Ooltewah)

Score 305-292-308--905 300-289-288--877 301-316-295--912 292-291-285--868 297-291-282--880 293-297-296--886 282-292-300--874 303-292-310--905 295-283-288--866 303-292-299--894 313-293-304--910 313-314--617

1996-97 (Won 95 Lost 97 Tied 3) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 21-22 7th/14 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 8th-t/15

Tournament/Opponent Keswick Club Cavalier (Charlottesville, Va.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville)

Tournament/Opponent Keswick Club Cavalier (Charlottesville, Va.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) The Nelson Invitational (Palo Alto, Calif.)

Rice University International (Monterrey, Mexico) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Alabama Spring Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Athens, Ga.)

Score 299-294-311--904 287-298-304--889 302-307-300--909 302-300-301--903 286-293-288--867 295-299-313--907 302-309-296--907 311-313-304--928 300-309-304--913 297-282--579

Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Oct. 5-6 4th/14 Oct. 15-16 3rd/18 Oct 26-27 8th/11 Nov. 6-7 1st/18 Feb. 13-14 9th/15 Feb. 28-March 1 11th/18 March 9-10 3rd-t/16 March 19-21 8th-t/16 April 2-3 14th/18 April 9-11 6th-t/16 April 16-18 5th/12 May 1-2 7th-t/12

Tournament/Opponent Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Adams Cup of Newport (Newport, R.I.) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) The Crown Classic (Lufkin, Texas) Nations Bank Gator Inv. (Gainesville, Fla.) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) The Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) Alabama Spring Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital Classic (Dalton, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate (Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Lexington, Ky.) Furman Intercollegiate (Greenville, SC)

Score 291-289-289--869 305-296--601 296-298-304--898 302-297-293--892 288-290--298--876 298-309-307--914 300-300--600 292-285-302--879 301-295-292--888 289-294-298--881 321-306-302--929 298-299-294--891

hIstory

Score 296-290-297--883 283-293--576 318-298-294--910 296-313-308--917 287-288-293--868 299-296-308--903 301-295-321--917 298-296--594 290-306-285--881 294-297-284--875

1994-95 (Won 11 Lost 66 Tied 7) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 2-3 4th/15 Oct. 17-19 6th-t/10 Oct. 31-Nov. 1 1st/12 Nov. 28-30 8th/15 Feb. 24-25 7th-t/15 March 3-5 4th-t/21 March 24-26 11th/18 March 31-April 2 7th/15 April 21-23 2nd/12 May 12-14 5th/12 May 18-20 7th/12 May 31-June 3 16th-t/30

Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Sept. 20-21 12th/13 Sept. 29-30 12th/15 Oct. 27-28 11th/13 Nov. 7-9 12th/17 Feb. 5-7 12th /19 Feb. 28-March 2 16th/18 March 20-22 15th/18 April 3-5 18th/18 April 10-12 11th/12 April 17-19 4th-t/12

revIew

Tournament/Opponent Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Dixie Intercollegiate Inv. (Columbus, Ga.) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) FSC Imperial Lakes Golf Cl. (Mulberry, Fla.) Southeastern Int. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala) Carpet Capital Classic (Rocky Face, Ga.) Vanderbilt/Music City Inv. (Nashville) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Crossville)

1997-98 (Won 31 Lost 113 Tied 1)

1998-99 (Won 101 Lost 68 Tied 7)

1993-94 (Won 71 Lost 68 Tied 1) Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 3-4 5th-t/15 Oct. 18-19 4th/18 Nov. 1-2 6th/9 Nov. 28-Dec. 1 7th/13 March 4-6 7th-t/21 March 25-27 14th/18 April 1-3 14th/16 April 16-17 13th/18 April 22-24 6th-t/12 May 13-15 2nd/12

291-296-296--883 305-288-297--890 284-291-299--874 300-301-300--901 290-285-294--869 302-310-296--908 297-294-292--883 318-309-288--915 293-295-300--888 300-299--599

volunteers

Score na 300-292-303--875 289-294-292--875 312-309-316--937 293-292-290--875 302-294-306--902 287-287-300--874 305-306--611 299-293-296--888 300-283-287--870 289-303-298--890 298-295-290--883

Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) The Nelson (Palo Alto, Calif.)

Rice University International (Monterrey, Mexico) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Alabama Spring Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital /U.S. Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Opelika, Ala.) NCAA East Regional (Hot Springs, Va.) NCAA Championship (Lake Forest, Ill.)

CoaChes

Tournament/Opponent Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Dixie Intercollegiate Inv. (Columbus, Ga.) IGT/UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) 41st Annual Border Olympics (Laredo, Texas) FSC/Imperial Lakes Gold Cl. (Mulberry, Fla.) Queen’s Harbour Int. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Southeastern Inter. Inv. (Montgomery, Ala.) Carpet Capital Classic (Rocky Face, Ga.) Vanderbilt/Music City Int. Inv. (Nashville) Billy Hitchcock Int. (Auburn-Opelika, Ala.) SEC Championship (Jacksonville, Fla.) NCAA East Regional (Charlottesville, Va.)

8th/15 9th/17 2nd-t/18 4th-t/18 8th/18 13th/ 18 9th/12 9th/12 7th/23 28th/ 30

PrevIew

Coach Mike Malarkey Date Finish Oct. 5 1st/15 Oct. 19-20 8th/18 Nov. 30-Dec. 2 5th-t/15 Feb. 27-28 11th/15 March 5-7 6th-t/21 March 12-14 2nd/18 March 26-27 4th/18 April 3-4 14th/15 April 9-11 3rd/18 April 23-25 2nd/12 May 9-11 6th/12 May 19-21 13th/22

Oct. 28-29 Nov. 8-10 Feb. 6-8 Feb. 21-23 March 21-23 April 4-6 April 11-13 April 18-20 May 15-17 May 28-31

tennessee

9th-t/18 7th-t/10 9th-t/12 5th/18 10th-t/18 5th-t/12 5th/12 8th-t/12 18th/22

Intro

Oct. 21-22 Dec. 2-3 March 6-8 March 20-21 April 4-5 April 17-19 April 24-25 May 10-12 May 21-23

1999-2000 (Won 94 Lost 99 Tied 1) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 11-12 8th/15 Sept. 19-20 3rd/15 Oct. 1-3 13th/15 Oct. 11-12 3rd/15 Oct. 25-26 5th/15 Feb. 12-13 13th/15 Feb. 21-22 5th/15 March 6-7 7th-t/15 March 25-26 13th/15 April 1-2 5th/19 April 21-23 10th/12 May 13-14 14th/15 May 18-20 13th/ 27

Tournament/Opponent The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Cavalier Classic (Charlottesville, Va.) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Int. (Tampa, Fla.) Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Seminole Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.) Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Cleveland Golf/ASU Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Killen, Ala.) The Maxwell Intercollegiate (Ardmore, Okla.)

NCAA East Regional (Moosic, Pa.)

Score 303-292-296--891 292-286-286--864 297-307-288--892 298-286-304--888 292-287-286--865 282-294-292--868 289-312-292--892 290-296-288--874 292-286-302--880 280-293-289--862 301-304-300--905 320-295-300--915 303-300-297--900

2000-01 (Won 84 Lost 96 Tied 5) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 9-10 11th/14 Sept. 18-19 3rd/14 Oct. 6-8 9th-t/15 Oct. 16-17 9th/15 Oct. 30-31 10th/15 Feb. 12-13 2nd/16 Feb. 19-20 7th-t/15 March 12-13 1st/15 March 24-25 12th/15 March 31-April 1 8th/15 April 20-22 6th/12 May 10-11 9th/ 9 May 17-19 21st/27

Tournament/Opponent The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Gary Koch Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.) Country Club of La. Int. (Baton Rouge, La.) Beau Rivage College Cl. (Gulfport, Miss.)

Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Louisiana Classics Int. (Lafayette, La.) Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) Atlanta Intercollegiate (Atlanta, Ga.) NCAA West Regional (Corvallis, Ore.)

Score 290-288-304--882 292-286-286--864 292-291-313--896 301-304-306--911 292-289-301--892 296-301-301--898 284-299-290--872 279-293--572 305-292-291--888 288-294-290--872 289-292-298--879 310-321-312--943 302-309-310--921

Score 289-295-291--875 295-283-289--867

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2001-02 (Won 124 Lost 52 Tied 1) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 8-9 6th/15 Oct. 5-7 2nd/15 Oct.22-23 1st/15 Oct. 29-30 7th/15 Feb.11-12 1st/12 Feb.18-19 2nd/15 March 11-12 4th/15 March 23-24 9th/15 April 6-7 1st/18 April 19-21 7th/12 May 9-10 11th/13 May 16-18 13th-t/27

Tournament/Opponent The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) CC of Louisiana Inter. (Baton Rouge, La.) Rice Intercollegiate (Katy, Texas) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.) Schenkel E-Z-GO Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Sea Islands, Ga.) Atlanta Intercollegiate (Atlanta) NCAA East Regional (Atlanta)

Score 288-288-289--865 283-289-296--868 287-278-276--841 292-285-292--869 291-290-281--862 307-290-277--874 298-291-301--890 292-288-300--880 283-272-286--841 296-285-300--881 300-304-292--896 294-310-300--904

2002-03 (Won 126 Lost 98 Tied 1) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 14-15 7th/14 Sept. 27-28 17th/18 Oct. 14-15 5th/15 Oct. 21-22 2nd/14 Nov. 4-5 2nd/19 Feb. 10-11 5th/9 Feb.17-18 8th/15 March 3-4 8th-t/17 March 10-11 5th/15 March 23-24 13th/15 April 12-13 5th/15 April 25-27 4th/12 May 15-19 4th/27 May 28-30 23rd/30

Tournament/Opponent The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Dalton, Ga.) Gary Koch/Cleveland Golf Int. (Tampa, Fla.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Turtle Bay Intercollegiate (Kahuku, Hawaii) Tulane Invitational (New Orleans) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) USC Southwestern Inv. (Los Angeles) Seminole Intercollegiate (Tallahassee, Fla.) Schenkel E-Z-GO Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) North Carolina State Inv. (Raleigh, N.C.) SEC Championship (Sea Islands, Ga.) NCAA East Regional (New Haven, Conn.)

NCAA Championship (Stillwater, Okla.)

Score 291-290-306--887 295-296-303--894 283-289--572 276-284-282--842 279-294-288--861 308-294-296--898 287-298-292--877 287-293-288--868 282-293-288--863 290-296-297--883 284-285-286--855 289-288-293--870 281-291-291--863 320-310-295--925

2003-04 (Won 99 Lost 87 Tied 2) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 13-14 11th/18 Oct. 3-5 9th-t/18 Oct. 20-21 3rd/15 Oct. 31-Nov. 2 3rd12 Jan. 31-Feb. 1 6th/15 Feb. 8-10 6th/18 March 1-2 8th/17 March 8-9 7th-t/15 March 20-21 14th/15 April 9-10 7th/15 April 16-18 6th/12 May 20-22 18th/27

Tournament/Opponent Bank of Tenn./Ridges Int. (Jonesborough) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Landfall Tradition (Wilmington, N.C.) Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Cleveland Golf Colleg. (Los Angeles) Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.) Schenkel/E-Z Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Courtyard by Marriott Int. (Cary, N.C.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) NCAA East Regional (New Haven, Conn.)

Score 288-294-308--890 303-294-284--881 284-282-290--856 296-291-281--868 289-287-297--873 303-299-289--891 279-303-294--876 307-287-298--892 295-290-308--893 299-289-284--872 283-296-289--868 297-292-302--891

2010-2011

2004-05 (Won 121 Lost 59 Tied 4) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 11-12 1st/15 Oct. 11-12 5th/15 Oct. 18-19 1st/15 Nov. 5-7 15th/18 Feb. 5-6 11th/15 Feb. 20-22 5th-t/15 Feb. 28-March 1 1st/15 March 6-8 na March 19-20 3rd-t/15 April 8-9 9th-t/15 April 15-17 5th/12 May 19-21 2nd/ 27 June 1-4 11th/15

Tournament/Opponent Bank of Tenn./Ridges Int. (Jonesborough) Gary Koch Intercollegiate (Tampa, Fla.) Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Suntrust Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.) Mercedes-Benz Colleg. (Jacksonville, Fla.) Ashworth Collegiate Inv. (Los Angeles) Plantation Club Int. (Dorado, Puerto Rico) Schenkel/E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Courtyard by Marriott Int. (Cary, N.C.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) NCAA East Regional (Nashville) NCAA Championship (Owings Mills, Md.)

Score 282-292-280--854 304-301-282--887 284-285-284--853 303-315-294--912 290-301-295--886 291-305-290--886 284-279-289--852 na 290-288-304--882 287-293--580 298-298-293--889 282-276-279--837 279-288-313-290--1177

2005-06 (Won 77 Lost 83 Tied 1) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 12-13 1st/14 Sept. 26-27 2nd/15 Oct. 15-16 9th/15 Nov. 4-6 7th-t/18 Feb. 5-7 8th/15 Feb. 27-28 7th/15 March 18-19 9th/15

Tournament/Opponent Tournament of Champions (Knoxville) Shoal Creek Int. (Birmingham, Ala.) Bank of Tennessee Int. (Johnson City) Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Mercedes-Benz Coll. (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) Ashworth Coll. Inv. (Westlake Village, Calif.)

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.)

36 â&#x20AC;˘ Tennessee Volunteers Golf

Score 268-278-272--818 285-285-294--864 295-294-292--881 300-293-287--880 313-301-302--916 296-297-287--880 297-279-301--877

April 1-2 April 10-11 April 21-23 May 18-20

13th/15 12th/13 9th/12 18th/27

Administaff Augusta St. Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) U.S. Collegiate Champ. (Alpharetta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) NCAA East Regional (Orlando, Fla.)

293-300-302--895 307-297-309--913 286-290-299--875 310-293-298--901

2006-07 (Won 142 Lost 58 Tied 3) SEC Champions Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 15-17 7th/18 Sept. 25-26 2nd/15 Oct. 14-15 1st/15 Oct. 22-24 8th/18 Jan. 29-30 4th/15 Feb. 18-20 9th/15 March 5-6 3rd/15 March 17-18 10th/18 March 30-April 1 5th/18 April 20-22 1st/12 May 17-19 5th/27 May 30-June 2 16th/30

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga) Shoal Creek Int. (Birmingham, Ala.) Bank of Tennessee Int. (Jonesborough) Isleworth-UCF Collegiate Inv. (Orlando, Fla.) Ping Arizona Intercollegiate (Tucson, Ariz.)

John Hayt Coll. (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) USC Collegiate Inv. (Westlake Village, Calif.)

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Administaff ASU Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) NCAA Central Regional (Sugar Grove,Ill.) NCAA Championship (Willamsburg, Va.)

Score 290-281-288--859 290-297-288--875 294-290-285--869 293-298-309--900 281-279-281--841 313-302-294--909 284-290-294--858 297-302-291--890 283-294-286--863 300-283-285--869 314-289-301--904 284-287-280--851

2007-08 (Won 121 Lost 47 Tied 3) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 14-16 7th-t/18 Sept. 30-Oct. 1 8th/12 Oct. 12-14 5th-t/15 Oct. 28-30 5th/16 Nov. 5-7 1st/21 Jan. 28-29 1st/16 Feb. 17-19 3rd-t/15 March 3-4 2nd/14 March 14-16 4th/18 April 4-6 10th/18 April 18-20 6th/12 May 15-17 11th/27

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Olympia Fields/Fighting Illini Inv. (Chicago) Bank of Tennessee Int. (Jonesborough) Calloway Golf Collegiate Match Play Turtle Bay Intercollegiate (Kahuku, Hawaii) PING/Arizona Intercollegiate (Tucson, Ariz.)

John Hayt Collegiate (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) USC Collegiate Inv. (Westlake Village, Calif.)

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Administaff/ASU Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (Sea Island, Ga.) NCAA Central Regional (Columbus, Ohio)

Score 292-300-291--883 289-302-293--885 290-278-290--858 na 264-275-261--800 272-277-283--832 291-300-295--886 218-286-285--889 282-289-294--865 299-282--581 296-287-298--881 301-300-301--902

2008-09 (Won 134 Lost 50 Tied 2) Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 12-14 2nd/18 Sept. 28-30 2nd/15 Oct. 6-7 3rd/13 Oct. 24-26 7th-t/14 Feb. 2-3 3rd/16 Feb. 22-24 5th/15 March 2-3 6th/18 March 20-22 2nd-t/18 April 4-5 7th/17 April 17-19 11th/12 May 14-16 2nd/14 May 26-30 12th/30

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Ping/Golfweek Preview Inv. (Toledo, Ohio) Wolf Pack Classic (Reno, Nev.) The Ridges Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Arizona Invitational (Tucson, Ariz.)

John Hayt Collegiate (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) Braveheart Classic (Beaumont, Calif.)

Schenkel E-Z-Go Inv. (Statesboro, Ga.) Administaff ASU Inv. (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (St. Simons Is., Ga.) NCAA Northeast Regional (Galloway, N.J.) NCAA Championships(Toledo, Ohio)

Score 294-288-287--869 284-283-292--859 289-279-289--857 299-292-296--887 285-285-292--862 299-311-291--901 294-298-297--889 287-293-287--867 291-281-287--859 305-292-291--888 296-287-295--878 294-289-292--875

2009-10 (Won 98 Lost 72 Tied 7)

Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 11-13 1st/12 Oct. 4-5 7th/15 Oct. 16-18 1st-t/15 Oct. 24-25 5th/15 Feb. 14-16 10th/14 Feb. 28-March 2 5th-t/15 March 12-14 9th-t/15 March 19-21 5th-t/15 April 3-4 5th/18 April 16-18 8th/12 May 20-22 3rd-t/13 June 1-6 25th-t/30

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Windon Memorial Golf Classsic (Glencoe, Ill.) Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) UNCG Bridgestone Golf Collegiate (Greensboro, N.C.) Battle at the Beach (Newport Coast, Calif.)

John Hayt Collegiate (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) Southern Highlands Collegiate Masters (Las Vegas) Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational (Statesboro, Ga.) Administaff Augusta State Invitational (Augusta, Ga.) SEC Championship (St. Simons Island, Ga.) NCAA San Diego Regional (Santee, Calif.)

NCAA Championship (Ooltewah)

Score 290-287-274--851 299-299-293--891 287-280-294--861 288-282-291--861 371-360-364--1095 304-297-297--898 302-313-313--928 299-291-281--871 280-279-287--846 283-285-293--861 294-296-296--886 297-292-295--884

Fall 2010 (Won 17 Lost 34 Tied 3)

Coach Jim Kelson Date Finish Sept. 10-12 8th-t/12 Sept. 26-27 14th/17 Oct. 15-17 5th-t/14 Oct. 24-26 11th-t/15

Tournament/Opponent Carpet Capital Collegiate (Rocky Face, Ga.) Windon Memorial Golf Classsic (Glencoe, Ill.) Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate (Jonesborough) Isleworth Collegiate Invitational (Windermere, Fla.)

Score 294-288-298--880 303-288-297--888 299-290-284--873 309-294-305--908

Volunteer Records Tournament of Champions/3rd Tournament of Champions/3rd Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd Wolf Pack Classic/2nd Arizona Invitational/2nd Schenkel E-Z-Go Invitational/3rd Administaff ASU Invitational/2nd

200 201

18-Hole Records Player David Holmes

Robin Wingardh

64

Stuart Smith Eric Rebmann Chris Paisley Charlie Ford

65

Rusty Gregory John Hamarik Jim Gallagher Jr. Andrew Black David Skinns Chris Paisley David Holmes

66

Jim Gallagher Jr. Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Tom Carr Tom Carr Jimmy Johnston Boomer Erick Ian Parnaby David Skinns Andrew Black Andrew Black David Skinns Ross McGowan Lloyd Campbell Jonathan Mount Philip Pettitt

Tournament or Opponent/Round Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd

203

David Skinns

204 2007-Fa

Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st

David Holmes

205

1981-Fa 1985-Sp 2007-Fa 2007-Fa

Augusta College Invitational/3rd Chris Schenkel Invitational/3rd Bank of Tennessee Intercoll./1st Turtle Bay Intercollegaite/2nd

1968-Sp 1979-Sp 1983-Sp 1999-Fa 2002-Fa 2007-Fa 2010-Sp

Kentucky Southern Junior-Senior Inv./2nd Gator Invitational/2nd Tournament of Champions/3rd Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/1st Turtle Bay Intercollegiate/3rd Battle at the Beach/3rd

1983-Sp 1985-Sp 1986-Sp 1987-Fa 1988-Sp 1989-Sp 1994-Fa 2001-Fa 2001-Fa 2001-Fa 2001-Sp 2002-Sp 2002-Sp 2005-Fa 2005-Fa 2005-Fa

Furman Invitational/2nd Chris Schenkel Invitational/2nd Furman Invitational/2nd Southern Intercollegiate/1st Chris Schenkel Invitational/1st ImperiaLakes Classic/3rd Tournament of Champions/1st Tournament of Champions/1st Tournament of Champions/2nd Tournament of Champions/3rd Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational/2nd Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational/1st Atlanta Intercollegiate/3rd Tournament of Champions/1st Tournament of Champions/1st Tournament of Champions/1st

Tommy McGinnis Eric Rebmann David Skinns Jonathan Mount Philip Pettitt

206

Chris Paisley Chris Paisley

207

Mike Sposa Boomer Erick Andrew Black Andrew Black Robin Wingardh Robin Wingardh

208

Stuart Smith Lennie Cole Jake Reeves Jamie Neher Ian Parnaby Philip Pettitt John Scott Rattan Brandon Skeen Robin Wingardh

2005-Fa 2005-Fa 2009-Sp

66-67-68 66-69-66 68-66-67

Tournament of Champions Tournament of Champions Arizona Invitational

2007-Fa 2007-Fa

66-71-65 63-70-69

Turtle Bay Intercollegiate Turtle Bay Intercollegiate

2002-Sp

66-67-70

Augusta State Invitational

2007-Fa

68-74-62

Turtle Bay Intercollegiate

1968-Sp 1985-Sp 2002-Fa 2005-Fa 2007-Fa

68-67-70 75-66-64 68-67-70 66-69-70 67-70-68

SEC Championships Schenkel Invitational Tournament of Champions Tournament of Champions Turtle Bay Intercollegiate

2007-Fa 2007-Sp

70-64-72 71-68-67

Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate PING/Arizona Intercollegiate

1990-Sp 1994-Fa 1999-Fa 2002-Sp 2008-Fa 2010-Sp

71-69-67 66-68-73 69-73-65 72-66-69 69-67-71 70-66-71

Southeastern Intercollegiate Tournament of Champions Tournament of Champions Augusta State Invitational Ping/Golfweek Preview Administaff ASU Invitational

1981-Fa 1983-Sp 1990-Fa 1996-Sp 2001-Fa 2004-Fa 2002-Fa 2003-Fa 2009-Sp

75-69-64 69-68-71 73-68-67 70-71-67 66-71-71 69-72-67 69-70-69 70-69-69 70-69-69

Augusta College Invitational Gator Invitational Tournament of Champions Rice Univ. Intercollegiate Tournament of Champions Ridges Intercollegiate Tournament of Champions Tournament of Champions Administaff ASU Invitational

hIstory

63

Season 2007-Fa

Chris Paisley Robin Wingardh

Tournament Turtle Bay Intercollegiate

revIew

62

202

Score 70-64-66

volunteers

ROBIN WINGARDH shot a 63 at the Turtle Bay Intercollegiate to post the lowest 18-hole score in UT history before teammate David Holmes finished with a 62 in the third round of the same tournament.

Lloyd Campbell Philip Pettitt Chris Paisley

Season 2007-Fa

CoaChes

Player Charlie Ford

PrevIew

54-Hole Records

tennessee

2005-Fa 2005-Fa 2007-Fa 2007-Fa 2008-Fa 2009-Sp 2010-Sp 2010-Sp

Intro

Chris Paisley Philip Pettitt Chris Paisley Charlie Ford Robin Wingardh Chris Paisley Garrick Porteous Robin Wingardh

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Tournament History Team Wins year 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1976 1980 1981 1982 1983 1987 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Tournament Volunteer Classic Red Fox Invitational Fox Den Invitational Major College Invitational Daytona Beach Invitational Red Fox Invitational Etowah College Invitational Daytona Beach Invitational Major College Invitational Major College Invitational Opryland Classic Collegiate Masters Southeastern Intercollegiate SEC Championships Furman Invitational Eastern Kentucky Invitational Furman Invitational Wildcat Classic South Florida Invitational Springbrook Intercollegiate SEC Championships Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Country Club of La. Intercoll.

Rice University Intercollegiate The Crown Classic Louisiana Classics Intercollegiate Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Rice Intercollegiate Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Ashworth Invitational Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate SEC Championships Turtle Bay Intercollegiate PING/Arizona Intercollegiate Carpet Capital Collegiate Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate

Site Knoxville Tyron, N.C. Knoxville Knoxville Daytona Beach, Fla. Tyron, N.C. Etowah Valley, N.C. Daytona Beach, Fla. Knoxville Knoxville Nashville Knoxville Montgomery, Ala. Augusta, S.C. Greenville, S.C. Richmond, Ky. Greenville, S.C. Lexington, Ky. Tampa, Fla. Niota Jackson, Miss.

Knoxville Baton Rouge, La. Monterrey, Mexico Lufkin, Texas Lafayette, La. Knoxville Katy, Texas Augusta, Ga. Jonesborough Knoxville Los Angeles Knoxville Jonesborough Sea Island, Ga. Kahuku, Hawaii Tucson, Ariz.

Rocky Face, Ga. Jonesborough

2010-2011

Individual Wins year 1969 1970 1971 1972

1973 1974 1975 1976 1980 1981 1983

Winner George Cadle Mickey Mabry George Cadle Mac McCormick Mike Mills Mickey Mabry Mickey Mabry Mickey Mabry Mike Mills John Powell Ricky Gregg John Powell Ricky Gregg Kevin Janiga Stuart Smith Jim Gallagher Jr. Stuart Smith Jim Gallagher Jr.

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Tournament Volunteer Classic Major College Invitational Red Fox Invitational Daytona Beach Invitational Red Fox Invitational Major College Invitational Furman Invitational SEC Championships Major College Invitational Major College Invitational Read House Invitational Collegiate Masters Opryland Classic Southern Jr./Sr. Invitational Augusta College Invitational Eastern Kentucky Invitational Wildcat Invitational Wildcat Invitational

Score 152 221 69 69 231 220 221 217 229 182 139 219 140 138 208 211 107 107

BERT GREENE (1964-65) was the Vols’ first SEC Champion, winning the title in 1964.

1985 1987 1988 1990 1992 1994 1995 1996 1996 1998 1999 2002 2004 2005

2007 2008 2009

Walt Chapman Eric Rebmann Gibby Gilbert Gibby Gilbert Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Jake Reeves Jamie Neher Scott Kammann Jamie Neher Tim Turpen Matt McWilliams Andrew Black David Skinns Ian Parnaby Philip Pettitt David Skinns Lloyd Campbell Philip Pettitt Jonathan Mount Chris Paisley Charlie Ford Robin Wingardh Chris Paisley Darren Renwick

Hilton Head Invitational Chris Schenkel Invitational Tar Heel Invitational Tar Heel Invitational Carpet Capital Classic SEC Championships Tenn. Tournament of Champions Country Club of Louisiana Intercollegiate Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate Rice University Intercollegiate The Nelson Adams Cup of Newport Alabama Spring Invitational Cleveland Golf/ASU Invitational Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate SEC Championships Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Coca-Cola Tournament of Champions Shoal Creek Intercollegiate Bank of Tennessee Intercollegiate Turtle Bay Intercollegiate Ping/Golfweek Preview Invitational Arizona Invitational Carpet Capital Collegiate

215 205 211 214 209 210 67 213 209 208 211 144 210 203 215 208 210 201 201 210 206 200 207 201 210

Volunteer Awards 1980

1982 1983

1988

year 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Most Dedicated -Dick von Tacky Stuart Smith Stuart Smith Stuart Smith Stuart Smith Stuart Smith Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Tom Carr Mike Emery Dale Thorley Jorge Rubio Jorge Rubio Dale Thorley Dale Thorley Tim Turpen Tim Turpen Matt McWilliams Derrick Centers Matt Gallant Andrew Pratt Andrew Pratt Ian Parnaby Lloyd Campbell Philip Pettitt Charlie Ford Charlie Ford Philip Pettitt Chris Paisley

Most Improved -Barrett McGrath Stuart Smith Stuart Smith Jeff Walker Jeff Golliher Jeff Walker Guy Jackson Eric Rebmann John Chapman Gibby Gilbert Jr. Tom Carr Kevin Quigley Mike Tankersley Mike Emery Dale Thorley Scott Kammann Boomer Erick Kevin Law Kevin Law Ryo Fukami Andy Brimer Andrew Pratt Jason Powell Andrew Black J.S. Rattan J.S. Rattan Ben Spickard Jonathan Mount Tino Weiss David Holmes David Holmes/Darren Renwick

Leadership -Ricky Gregg John Hamarik John Hamarik John Hamarik Kevin Janiga Jim Gallagher Jr./Stuart Smith Jeff Golliher Walt Chapman Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Tom Carr Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Donnie Cooper Dale Thorley Dale Thorley Dale Thorley Boomer Erick Boomer Erick Kevin Law Kevin Law Derrick Centers Andrew Pratt Ian Parnaby Ian Parnaby Ross Cox David Skinns Philip Pettitt Philip Pettitt Charlie Ford/Philip Pettitt Chris Paisley/David Holmes

TOM CARR (1987-89) was the runner up at the NCAA Championships in 1988.

Marvin Mahan Ellison MVP Ricky Gregg Ricky Gregg Dick von Tacky Kevin Janiga Kevin Janiga Jim Gallagher Jr. Stuart Smith Jeff Golliher Walt Chapman Eric Rebmann Gibby Gilbert Jr. Tom Carr Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Steven Smith Scott Kammann Jamie Neher Jamie Neher Tim Turpen Derrick Centers Derrick Centers Derrick Centers Andy Brimer David Skinns David Skinns David Skinns Ross McGowan/David Skinns Jonathan Mount Charlie Ford Charlie Ford Chris Paisley

Cecil A Mullins Scholarship -Jim Brannen Mike Keliher Mike Keliher Kevin Janiga Kevin Janiga Jeff Walker Scott Smith John O’Bryan Eric Rebmann Eric Rebmann Sam Maynard Donnie Cooper Dale Thorley Dale Thorley Dale Thorley Boomer Erick Dale Thorley Boomer Erick Boomer Erick Ryo Fukami Ryo Fukami Jimmy White Simon Fitton Brandon Skeen Clint Cromwell Brandon Skeen Tino Weiss John Brannen Tino Weiss David Holmes James Brannen

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Team Awards

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2007 2008 2009

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1991 1992 1993 1995 2001 2004 2006

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1990

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1985 1987

Semifinalist/U.S. Amateur USA vs. Japan All-Star Game Winner/Northeast Amateur Member/Walker Cup Team Winner/Ohio Amateur Winner/Chile Open Winner/Indiana Amateur Winner/Indiana Amateur Winner/Indiana Open Winner/Maryland Amateur Winner/Tennessee Amateur Runner-Up/U.S. Amateur Runner-Up/NCAA Championships Winner/Western Amateur Winner/Dixie Amateur Quarterfinalist/U.S. Amateur Member/Walker Cup Team Winner/Tennessee Amateur Winner/Monroe Amateur Quarterfinalist/U.S. Amateur Fifth/European Amateur The Open Championship Member/Swiss World Amateur Team English Amateur Member/Mexican Amateur U.S. Open Member/Palmer Cup Team Runner-Up/NCAA Northeast Regional Member/Palmer Cup Team Runner-Up/Tillman Trophy Runner-Up/Northeast Amateur Member/Walker Cup Team

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Dick von Tacky Jeff Jones Dick von Tacky Dick von Tacky John Hamarik John Hamarik Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Estes Jimmy Johnston Eric Rebmann Tom Carr Tom Carr Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Mike Tankersley Mike Emery Scott Kammann David Skinns Lloyd Campbell Tino Weiss Ross McGowan David Skinns Philip Pettitt Charlie Ford David Holmes Chris Paisley & Robin Wingardh Darren Renwick David Holmes Chris Paisley

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Individual Honors

Rookie of the year -John Hamarik Kevin Janiga Jim Gallagher Jr. Lennie Cole Walt Chapman Jim Estes Scott Smith Gibby Gilbert Jr. John Chapman Tom Carr Mike Sposa Jake Reeves Tommy Johnston Steven Smith Jamie Neher Boomer Erick Kevin Law Kevin Kinser Derrick Centers Matt McWilliams Andrew Black Andrew Pratt Brandon Skeen David Skinns -Ross Cox Philip Pettitt Chris Paisley David Holmes Robin Wingardh Darren Renwick

NOTE No awards were given in 1989.

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SEC Championship Teams 1980 Three finish in top 10 as Vols win first SEC golf title The Vols won their first SEC Championship in 1980 with a scorecard of 290-293-301—884 at West Lake Country Club in Augusta, Ga. Jim Gallagher Jr. and Stuart Smith led UT, tying for fifth. Gallagher fired a 73-72-75—220, while Smith had a 69-75-76—220.

Kevin Janiga rounded out the Vol participants in the top 10, tying for seventh with a 75-71-75—221. John Hamarick fired a 74-75-75—224 to finish 12th, while Jeff Jones carded a 74-80-76—230 to end the tournament tied for 25th.

Tennessee claimed first place honors with a seven stroke victory over Auburn (891), Florida (892), Georgia (895) and defending SEC champion Alabama (899) rounded out the top five finishers.

1990 Sposa’s top finish helps UT past Florida in playoff victory Tennessee claimed its second conference title in 1990 with a 294-291-281—866 playoff victory over Florida at Annadale Golf Club in Jackson, Miss.

UT’s Mike Sposa made it a clean sweep for the Vols as he claimed individual medalist honors with a 71-70-69—210.

Sposa sank a putt for birdie on the 18th hole to give him a one shot victory over Florida’s Jeff Barlow.

Mike Gair joined Sposa in the top 10, finishing tied for 6th. Gair fired a 75-73-68—216. Mike Emery was next for the Vols with a 71-74-73—218 to finish in a tie for 12th.

Jake Reeves and Kevin Quigley rounded out Tennessee’s competitors, tying for 18th and 42nd respectively.

Reeves shot a 77-74-71—222, while Quigley turned in a 78-75-77—230.

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2007 Volunteers end 17-year SEC drought, win title by two strokes In 2007, the Tennessee men’s golf team won its first SEC championship in 17 years, holding off Alabama by two strokes.

It was the first championship for SEC Coach of the Year Jim Kelson in his ninth season at UT. The Vols finished 300-283-285—869. Three players finished in the top 10 for the Vols, led by sophomore Chris Paisley and senior Tino Weiss. Paisley fired a 76-70-69—215. Weiss shot a 74-70-71—215.

Junior Charlie Ford came in eighth at 7 over par, wrapping up his third top-10 finish of the season with 54hole total of 217.

Philip Pettitt tied for 23rd place at 12 over par after firing 76-72-74—222. Freshman David Holmes finished the tournament in 59th place after shooting 81-7982—242.

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SEC Championships

CHRIS PAISLEy (2006-09) was an instrumental part of the Vols’ 2007 SEC championship, shooting a 76-70-69—215 in the three-day event.

SEC Performances 1988

All-SEC

1990 1991 1993 1994 1995

1964 1972 1990 2005 1970

1974 1975 1976 1977 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1987

Mickey Mabry George Cadle* Mickey Mabry* Mickey Mabry Mac McCormick* Harry Taylor Harry Taylor Ricky Gregg* Ricky Gregg* Jim Gallagher Jr.* Kevin Janiga* Stuart Smith* Kevin Janiga Stuart Smith John Hamarik* Jim Gallagher Jr.* Kevin Janiga* Stuart Smith* Stuart Smith Tad Rhyan* Eric Rebmann* Gibby Gilbert Jr.*

Tom Carr Gibby Gilbert Jr.* Mike Sposa Mike Sposa Steven Smith* Scott Kammann* Boomer Erick* Scott Kammann* Jamie Neher Tim Turpen* Derrick Centers* Andy Brimer* David Skinns Andrew Pratt* David Skinns Ian Parnaby* David Skinns* John Scott Rattan* David Skinns Ross McGowan* Jonathan Mount* Philip Pettitt Charlie Ford* Chris Paisley* Chris Paisley Robin Wingardh* David Holmes* Robin Wingardh*

1996 1997 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 2010

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1971 1972

Bert Greene Mickey Mabry Mike Sposa David Skinns

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Score 1 up 3 and 2 1 up 140 142 140 145 145 73 71 291 288 290 286 284 281 284 287 287 279 283 281 287 141 141 282 210 212 204 212 213 215 217 212 214 214 207 209 222 212 215 211 211 213 213 213 210 205 209 215 210 205 211 206 213 206 205 210 136 218 208 207 210 203 207 210 205 211 208 206 204

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Individual Champion Vincent D’Antoni, Tulane Henry Castillo, LSU Sonny Swift, Georgia Henry Castillo, LSU Earl Stewart, LSU Arnold Blum, Georgia George Hamer, Georgia Joe Moore, LSU Albert Swann, Ga. Tech Hal Spears, Georgia John Owens, Kentucky Griffin Moody, Georgia Bobby Hill, Alabama Eddie Merrins, LSU Eddie Merrins, LSU Lester Kelly, Georgia Dave Ragan, Florida Tom Aaron, Florida Tom Aaron, Florida Bob Moser, Georgia D.Essig, LSU/C.Ware, Georgia Howell Fraser, LSU David Boyd, Georgia J.Gabrielsen, Georgia/J.Oliver, Georgia Bert Greene, Tennessee B.R. McLendon, LSU B.R. McLendon, LSU B.R. McLendon, LSU Steve Melnyk, Florida Vaughn Moise, LSU Tommy Valentine, Georgia Jimmy McQuillian, Florida Mickey Mabry, Tennessee Gary Koch, Florida *Gary Koch, Florida Phil Hancock, Florida Phil Hancock, Florida Sam Trahan, Florida Larry Rinker, Florida *Wayne DeFrancesco, LSU Rick Pearson, Florida John Salamone, LSU Randy Watkins, Mississippi *Dave Peege, Mississippi *Emlyn Aubrey, LSU Peter Persons, Georgia Chip Sullivan, Mississippi David Toms, LSU Lan Gooch, Mississippi *Chris DiMarco, Florida Mike Sposa, Tennessee Jimmy Green, Auburn *Brian Gay, Florida Guy Hill, Florida Brian Gay, Florida Bud Still, Arkansas Graham Davidson, Miss. St. Bryant MacKellar, Auburn Eric Ecker, S. Carolina Camilo Benedetti, Florida Roland Thatcher, Auburn Bryant Odom, Georgia Camilo Benedetti, Florida Brett Stegmaier, Florida Brendon Todd, Georgia David Skinns, Tennessee Brett Stegmaier, Florida Patton Kizzire, Auburn Michael Thompson, Alabama Billy Horschel, Florida *Russell Henley, Georgia

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Team year Champion 1937 LSU 1938 LSU 1939 LSU 1940 LSU 1941 Georgia 1942 LSU 1946 LSU 1947 LSU 1948 LSU 1949 Georgia Tech 1950 Georgia 1951 Georgia 1952 Georgia 1953 LSU 1954 LSU 1955 Florida 1956 Florida 1957 Georgia 1958 Georgia 1959 Georgia 1960 LSU 1961 Georgia 1962 Georgia 1963 Georgia 1964 Georgia 1965 Georgia 1966 LSU 1967 LSU 1968 Florida 1969 Georgia 1970 Georgia 1971 Georgia 1972 Georgia 1973 Florida 1974 Florida 1975 Florida 1976 Auburn 1977 Georgia 1978 Georgia 1979 Alabama 1980 Tennessee 1981 Auburn 1982 Georgia 1983 *Georgia 1984 Ole Miss 1985 Florida 1986 LSU 1987 LSU 1988 Georgia 1989 Florida 1990 *Tennessee 1991 Florida 1992 Florida 1993 Florida 1994 Florida 1995 Arkansas 1996 Miss. State 1997 Miss. State 1998 Georgia 1999 Florida 2000 Georgia 2001 Georgia 2002 Auburn 2003 Florida 2004 Georgia 2005 Kentucky 2006 Georgia 2007 Tennessee 2008 Alabama 2009 Georgia 2010 Georgia *Denotes playoff.

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Tournament Results

*Second-Team

Southeastern Conference The Southeastern Conference, with its storied 77-year history, has built perhaps the greatest tradition of intercollegiate competition of any league in the country since its inception in 1933.

The 2009-10 academic year was another season to remember for the SEC as conference teams captured four national titles and four national runner-up finishes. Since 1990, the SEC has won 135 national team championships for an average of more than six per year.

The SEC finished in the top two in nine of its 20 sponsored sports and in the top five in 14 of the 20 sports. With 145 teams advancing to NCAA postseason competition, the SEC continued to solidify its place as the nation’s premier conference.

In addition to the four team championships, 41 SEC student-athletes garnered individual national championships, while 440 individuals were awarded with First-Team All-American Honors. Studentathletes around the league continued to excel in the classroom as well with more than 2,300 earning recognition on the SEC Academic Honor Roll.

On the national all-sport level, 11 SEC schools placed in the top 60 of the NACDA Director’s Cup rankings. Florida led the league with a second place finish. Tennessee placed 16th while LSU was 19th; Georgia finished 20th, Alabama 23rd, Auburn 26th, Kentucky 29th, South Carolina 41st, Arkansas 46th, Ole Miss 56th and Vanderbilt 59th to round out the league’s top-60 finishes.

-- Courtesy of the SEC Tennessee Volunteers Golf • 41

NCAA Championships

DAVID HOLMES (2007-10) finished 13th and 25th in his last two NCAA Championships appearances.

Postseason Participants • NCAA Regional Qualifiers

2006

Mike Sposa, Mike Gair, Jake Reeves, Mike Emery and Donnie Cooper (12th of 30).

Charlie Ford, Tino Weiss, Chris Paisley, Ben Spickard and Jonathan Mount (18th of 27)

1997

1990

Tim Turpen, Boomer Erick, Derrick Centers, Keith Blythe and Kevin Law (28th of 30)

Mike Sposa (Qualified as an individual).

2007* Charlie Ford, Chris Paisley, Tino Weiss, Philip Pettitt and David Holmes (5th of 27)

2003

1991

David Skinns, John Scott Rattan, Ian Parnaby, Andrew Pratt and Ross McGowan (23rd of 30)

1992

Rusty Brown, Jorge Rubio, Mike Emery, Steven Smith and Jake Reeves (18th of 22).

2008

2005

Ross McGowan, David Skinns, Philip Pettitt, John Scott Rattan, and Ben Spickard (11th-t of 30)

1993

Jamie Neher, Scott Kammann, Dale Thorley, Steven Smith and Jake Reeves (13th of 22).

2009* David Holmes, Darren Renwick, Chris Paisley, Garrick Porteous and Robin Wingardh (2nd of 14)

2007

Charlie Ford, Philip Pettitt, Tino Weiss, Chris Paisley and David Holmes (16th of 30)

1995* Jamie Neher, Dale Thorley, Boomer Erick, Scott Kammann and Lans Slack (7th-t of 21)

2010* Robin Wingardh, Garrick Porteous, David Holmes, Darren Renwick and Jay Vandeventer (3rd-t of 13)

2009

David Holmes, Chris Paisley, Darren Renwick, Robin Wingardh and Garrick Porteous (12th of 30)

1996* Keith Blythe, Tim Turpen, Kevin Law, Boomer Erick and Jamie Neher (9th-t of 23)

*Qualified for NCAA Championships.

2010

David Holmes, Garrick Porteous, Robin Wingardh, Jay Vandeventer and Darren Renwick (25th-t of 30)

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1997* Boomer Erick, Derrick Centers, Tim Turpen, Kevin Law and Keith Blythe (7th of 23)

Charlie Ford, Philip Pettitt, Cameron Lawrence, Chris Paisley and David Holmes (11th of 27)

• NCAA Championships 1968

Jeff Thompson, Rusty Gregory, Charlie Taylor, Jim Rusher and Doug Kennedy (21st)

2000

Andrew Pratt, Derrick Centers, Ian Parnaby, Matt Gallant and Andrew Black (13th of 27)

1972

Mac McCormick, Clark Mozur, Coy Mabry, Mickey Mabry and Mike Mills (13th)

2001

Andy Brimer, Andrew Black, Andrew Pratt, Jason Powell and Brandon Skeen (21st of 27)

1980

Kevin Janiga, Stuart Smith, John Hamarik, Jim Gallagher Jr. and Jeff Jones (6th of 30)

2002

Andrew Pratt, David Skinns, Ross McGowan, Jimmy White and Andrew Black (13th-t of 27)

1981

Stuart Smith, Kevin Janiga, John Hamarik, Jim Gallagher Jr. and Jeff Walker (7th-t of 30)

2003* Ross McGowan, David Skinns, John Scott Rattan, Andrew Pratt and Ian Parnaby (4th of 27)

1982

Stuart Smith, Kevin Janiga, Jim Gallagher Jr., Jeff Golliher and Walt Chapman (22nd of 31)

2004

1995

Scott Kammann, Boomer Erick, Dale Thorley, Lans Slack and Jamie Neher (16th-t of 30)

1996

Tim Turpen, Kevin Law, Jamie Neher, Boomer Erick and Keith Blythe (23rd of 30)

Ross Cox, John Scott Rattan, David Skinns, Ross McGowan and Tino Weiss (18th of 27)

2005* Ross McGowan, John Scott Rattan, David Skinns, Philip Pettitt and Ben Spickard (2nd of 27) 42 • Tennessee Volunteers Golf

• NCAA Individual Participants 1967 1969 1970 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 1978 1983 1985 1988 2000

Jeff Thompson Tommy McGinnis Mickey Mabry George Cadle Mac McCormick Harry Taylor Ricky Gregg Ricky Gregg Ricky Gregg Stuart Smith Eric Rebmann Tom Carr, Runner-up Andrew Pratt

All-Americas

Bert Greene

George Cadle

1980s

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Intro

1960s

1971 honorable mention

Mickey Mabry

Kevin Janiga

1990s

2000s

Mike Sposa

David Skinns

1972 honorable mention

1980 honorable mention

John Hamarik

Stuart Smith

Ross McGowan

Charlie Ford

1981 honorable mention

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1964 third team 1965 third team

1982 third team 1983 third team

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Tom Carr

1988 third team

1990 third team 1991 honorable mention

2002 second team 2003 honorable mention 2005 third team

2005 third team

2006 honorable mention hIstory

1980 honorable mention 1982 honorable mention

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Jim Gallagher Jr.

Other Honors Vols in the Walker Cup

Every two years, 10 of the finest amateurs in the U.S. take on the 10 best amateurs Great Britain and Ireland have to offer. Two-time All-America Mike Sposa was picked for the 1991 Walker Cup Team. Sposa played in three of the four matches and won two. Former Vol Dick von Tacky was a member of the 1981 team.

In September, Chris Paisley participated in the Walker Cup (see page 56).

Gallagher tops in post-collegiate honors

David Holmes

2009 honorable mention

Jim Gallagher Jr. holds the distinction of being the most highly decorated golfer in UT history. Gallagher has won five PGA Tour victories including the 1993 Tour Championship.

He played on the 1994 President’s Cup team (3-1), and was also a member of the 1993 U.S. Ryder Cup Team where he defeated Seve Ballesteros to seal the U.S. victory. The Gallagher family was selected as the National Golf Family in 1995 by the PGA of America.

SEC Freshman of the year • Jimmy Johnston (1988) • Stephen Smith (1991) • David Skinns (2002)

More Notables Chris Paisley

2009 honorable mention

• Tom Carr (Runner-up, 1988 NCAA Championships) • Reic Rebmann (Runner-up, 1987 U.S. Amateur) • Mason Rudolph (Fourth, 1965 Masters) DAVID SKINNS (2002-05) was an All-America three times for the Vols earlier this decade, earning second- and third-team honors as well as honorable mention.

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Lettermen A

Allen, Bob Andrews, William Arsenault, Ted Austin Jr., L.B.

B

Baraka, Kariem Baker, Ann Barger, Russ Barker, Terry Black, Andrew Blythe, Keith Bowman, James Brannen, James Brannen, James Brannen, John Bray, Bobby Brimer, Andy Brown, Rusty Burgan, Todd Burns, John

C

Cadle, George Campbell, Lloyd Carr, Tom Centers, Derrick Chapman, John Chapman, Walt Clark, Jimmy Cobb, Jim Cofer, Scott Cole, Andy Cole, Len Conrad-Prater, C. Cook, Ted Cooper, Donnie Coors, George Cox, Ross Coxe, W. Cromwell, Clint

D

Daniel, Dirk Doughty, George

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E

Eaton, John Echols, Jason Edwards, Fred Ellison, Marvin Emery, Mike Emmons, Mickey Erick, Boomer Estes, Jim

F

Fitton, Simon Fones, William Ford, Charlie Fort, Harry Foster, Lewis Fowler, Omnia

Fukami, Ryo 1939-41 1940-41 1965-67 1934-36

1997-98 1965 1986-87 1967 1998-2002 1996-97 1942 1977 2007, 09-10 2003-07 1968 1998-2001 1991-92 1990-91 1986-87

1969-71 2002-05 1987-89 1997-2000 1986-89 1982, 84-85 1963 1959-60 1984 1976-78 1982-84 1999-2000 1942 1990-92 1941 2003-04 1924 2003-05

1996-97 1939

1935-37 1994, 97 1977-78 1938-40 1990-92 1965 1994-97 1983-84

2001 1939 2005-08 1937 1963-64 1990

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G

Gair, Mike Gallagher Jr., Jim Gallant, Matt Gardener, Curt Gardener, Les Gilbert Jr., Gibby Gillespie, Jim Glover, Randy Golliher, Jeff Goodson, Floyd Grant, Alec Gregg, Ricky Gregory, Rusty Greene, Bert

H

Hamarik, John Harris, Jason Heiskell, John Hollerbach, Joe Holmes, David Honeycutt, Rick Hoyt, Nathan Hoyt, Robert Hunter, Bob Hutchins, Paul Hyjek, Andrew

J

Jackson, Guy James Jr., M.C. Janiga, Kevin Johnson, Steve Johnston, Jimmy Johnston, Tommy Jones, Jeff Jordan, Sidney

K

Kammann, Scott Keliher, Mike Kenny, Doug Kerr, Jim Knox, Con Koehler, Ben

L

Landy, Scott Law, Kevin Lawrence, Cameron Laws, Joseph Leslie, Bo Little, Jim Lovell, Jack

M

McCammon, A. McCormick, Mac McGinnis, Tom McGowan, Ross McGrath, Barrett

1997-2000

1988-91 1980-83 1999-2002 1967 1968 1985, 87-89 1965 1961 1982-84 1985-86 1968, 70 1975-78 1967-69 1964-65

1978-81 2001 1934-35 1975-76 2007-10 2004 1972-75 1972-75 1967-68 1971-72 1978

1984 1936 1979-82 1976-78 1988-89 1991-92 1979-81 1939-40

McNeely, Gary McWilliams, Matt Mabry, Coy Mabry, Mickey Majors, Bobby Maynard, Steve Meyers, Dan Meyers, Eric Michael, Thomas Mills, Larry Mills, Mike Morris, Scott Moser, Guy Mount, Jonathan Mozur, Clark

N

Neal, Ray Neher, Jamie Neyland, Lewis

O

O’Bryan, John Orr, Forrest Overlin, Jim

P

Paisley, Chris Parnaby, Ian Pavlis, Sam Pearce, Barry Peters, Denny Peters, Johnny Pettit, Mike Pettitt, Philip

1973 1997-99 1972 1969-72 1970 1974 1966-68 1973-75 1938 1964-65 1973 1966 1965 2004, 06-07 1968-70, 72

1963 1993-96 1954-56

1985 1938 1963

2006-09 1999-2003 1979 1979 1965-66 1967-68 1964-65 2004-08

Porteous, Garrick Powell, Jason Powell, John Pratt, Andrew Price, J. Harry

2009-10 1998-2002 1974-76 1999-2003 1936-38

Q

Quigley, Kevin

R

Rattan, John Scott Rebmann, Eric Reeves, Jake Reneau, John Renwick, Darren Rhyan, Tad Ritter, Randy Robinson, Chris Rochelle, Corey Rodgers, Earnest Rubio, Jorge Rudolph, Mason Rusher, Jim

S

Sanders, Welch Shannon, Michael Shannon, Toby Skeen, Brandon Skinns, David Slack, Lans Smith, E. Barney Smith, Keller Smith, Larry Smith, Shan

1990-91

2003-2005 1984-87 1990-93 1947, 50 2009-10 1984-87 1967 2003-04 1996 1937 1992-93 1953 1968-69

1937 1976-77 1976 2001, 03-05 2002-05 1994-95 1936 1935-37 1977 1963-65

1993-95 1979-80 1968-69 1941-42 1965 1940

1974-75, 77 1996-99 2008-10 1939-41 1969 1974-75, 77 1934-35

1940 1970-73 1967-69 2002-05 1979

MASON RUDOLPH lettered for the 1953 Vols during his only season at Tennessee.

y

Yater, Moss

Z

Ziolkowski, Steve

1980 2009-10 1977 1980, 82 1956 1985-86 1963 2004-07 1938 1929 1974-75 1934 1997-2002 1980 1966 1965-66 1936 2008-10 1938 1939, 41 1964 1936-37

1924

1990-91

year 1959 1963 1964 1966 1967 1970 1973 1986 1990 1991

Player Mason Rudolph Mason Rudolph Mason Rudolph Mason Rudolph Randy Glover Mason Rudolph Bert Green Tom McGinnis Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr.

Event Winner, Golden Gate Championship Winner, Fig Garden Village Open Winner, Greater New Orleans Open Winner, Thunderbird Classic Winner, Azalea Open Winner, Green Island Open Invit.

Winner, L&M Open Winner, New York State Open Winner, Greater Milwaukee Open Four Tours World Championship Team

1993 1993 1993 1994 1995 1995 1996 1998 1998 1999 2009

Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Gallagher Jr. Jim Estes Mike Sposa Jim Gallagher Jr. Tom McGinnis Ross McGowan

Winner, Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic Winner, The Tour Championship Ryder Cup Team Member Presidents Cup Team Member Winner, Greater Greensboro Open Winner, FedEx St. Jude Classic Winner, Nike Inland Empire Open Winner, Nike Boise Open FedEx St. Jude Classic Team Member Winner, Bank Boston Classic Winner, Madrid Masters

hIstory

Walker, Jeff Walker, Justin Walsh, Tim Ward, Jimmy Watkins, Bill Watts, Greg Weil, Bert Weiss, Tino Westercamp, Charles Whitaker, James Whitaker, Jim White, Bert White, Jimmy Whitiker, Greg Widby, Ron Wiggins, Phil Williams, Frank Wingardh, Robin Wingo, Maynard Wise, Joe Withers, Robert Work, Dan

• PGA/Champions/European/Nationwide Wins

Career Earnings $6,002,202 $3,494,888 $2,243,915 $1,172,435 $1,056,506 $560, 645 $415,620 $362,543 $264,230 $155,560 $152,492 $123,531 $64,751 $54,024 $42,325 $19,156 $14,856 $6,026

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W

1965-66 2010 1971-74 1965 1978-79

Player years Played Jim Gallagher Jr. (PGA & Nationwide) 1984-present Ross McGowan (PGA European) 2007-present Mike Sposa (PGA & Nationwide) 1999-2007 Tom McGinnis (PGA & Senior PGA) 1972-74,76-82, 86 (PGA),1997-2002 (SPGA) Gibby Gilbert III (Nationwide) 1997-2008 Mason Rudolph (PGA & Senior PGA) 1952, 54, 58-81, 83 (PGA),1984-86 (SPGA) Harry Taylor (PGA & Nike) 1980, 85-97 (PGA), 1991-2007 (Nike) George Cadle (PGA) 1975-87, 1989-91 Bert Greene (PGA) 1966-75, 79, 93-95 Andrew Pratt (Nationwide) 2004-2008 Jim Estes (PGA & Nike) 1998 (PGA) 1990,96-97-present (Nike) Randy Glover (PGA) 1962-71, 74, 76-77, 80 Mike Emery Jr. (PGA & Buy.com) 1993-94, 96 (PGA), 1994, 96-98 (Buy.com) Tad Rhyan (PGA & Nike) 1990 (Nike), 1993-94 (PGA) Tom Carr (Nike) 1991-96 Jake Reeves (Nationwide) 1995-2006 Stuart Smith (PGA) 1985 John Hamarik (PGA) 1984-85 NOTE The Nike and Buy.com Tours are now the Nationwide Tour.

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Vandergriff, Sonny Vandeventer, Jay Vanover, Gary Vincent, Thad von Tacky, Dick

• Career Earnings

CoaChes

V

1990-91 1967-69 1973-76 1968-69 1993-95 1941 1996-97 1938

PGA Performances

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Tankersley, Mike Taylor, Charles Taylor, Harry Thompson, Jeff Thorley, Dale Tinsley, Stanley Turpen, Tim Tuttle, Mason

Vols on the Pro Tours

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T

1992-95 1980-83 1988 1997-98 1924 2005-08 1988-91

Intro

Smith, Steven Smith, Stuart Smith, Tom Somsamart, Phanthep Sorsly, Richard Spickard, Ben Sposa, Mike

Vol Pros

Vols on Tour • Active

Name Ross Cox Charlie Ford Jim Gallagher Jr. Ross McGowan Philip Pettitt Andrew Pratt John Scott Rattan Jake Reeves David Skinns Tino Weiss

• Former Pros Kariem Baraka George Cadle Tom Carr C. Conrad-Prater Mike Emery Jr. Gibby Gilbert III Randy Glover Bert Greene Scott Kammann Tom McGinnis Jamie Neher Jason Powell Andrew Pratt Jake Reeves Mason Rudolph Tad Rhyan Mike Sposa

Tour Hooters Hooters/European Challenge PGA/Nationwide European Hooters Hooters Hooters Hooters Hooters EPD

years at UT 2004-05 2005-08 1980-83 2002-05 2005-08 1999-2003 2003-05 1990-93 2002-05 2004-07

European Challenge PGA Nationwide European Challenge Nationwide Nationwide PGA PGA European Challenge PGA/Champions Golden Bear DP Nationwide Nationwide/DP PGA/Senior PGA PGA/Nationwide PGA/Nationwide

1997-98 1969-71 1987-89 1999-2000 1990-92 1985, 87-89 1961 1964-65 1993-95 1967-69 1993-96 1998-2002 1999-2003 1990-93 1953 1984-87 1988-91

Harry Taylor Tim Turpen Jimmy White

PGA/Champions Golden Bear Golden Bear/DP

1973-76 1996-97 1997-2002

ROSS McGOWAN won the 2009 Madrid Masters for his first European Tour title.

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2010-2011

The Honors Course

Holston Hills Country Club

Pro Henrik Simonsen Length 7,320 yards

Pro Chris Dibble Length 7,000 yards

Par 72

Course Rating 75.4

Par 72

Course Rating 73.4

Cherokee Country Club

Fox Den Country Club

Pro Don Jones Length 6,414 yards

Pro Scott Moran Length 7,110 yards

Par 70

Course Rating 71.3

Par 72

Course Rating 74.1

Oak Ridge Country Club

Willow Creek Golf Club

Pro Richard Spraker Length 6,836 yards

Pro Scott Perkins Length 7,211 yards

Par 72

Course Rating 72.9

Par 72

Course Rating 74.7

Gettysvue Golf and Country Club

Egwani Farms Golf Course

Pro Mike Robinson Length 6,540 yards

Pro Eric Rebmann Length 6,708 yards

Par 72

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Course Rating 72.5

Par 72

Course Rating 71.9

Qualifying Courses

Length 7,001 yards

Pro Jim West Length 6,909 yards

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Toqua Golf Club

Intro

River Islands Golf Course

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Par 72

Course Rating 75.4

Course Rating 73.3

The Medalist at Avalon

Pro Adam Fogen Length 7,393 yards

Pro Todd Branson Length 6,764 yards

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Tennessee National

CoaChes

Par 72

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Course Rating 75.8

Par 72

Course Rating 75.4

Stonehenge Golf Club

Fairways and Greens

Pro Frank Christopher Length 6,549 yards

Pro Scott Perkins, Walt Chapman, Susan Strudwick and Byron Williams

Par 72

Course Rating 71.5

Millstone Golf Club

Pro Scott Kanipe Length 6,450 yards

Par 72

hIstory

Par 72

Green Meadow Country Club

Course Rating 71.4

Pro Kenny Szuch Length 6,500 yards

Par 72

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Endowments

Max Smith Jim Thompson Memorial Athletic Scholarship

Garrick Porteous

Justin Walker

Jay Vandeventer

Brandon Rodgers Robert W. & Mary L. Vaughan Athletic Scholarship Endowment

Darren Renwick

Marshall Talkington William R. Beal Athletic Scholarship

Robin Wingardh

The Smith Family Athletic Scholarship Fund

Kent Withers Jr. Golf Scholarship Endowment

W.W. Potter Athletic Scholarship Endowment

2010-2011

Sasser Athletic Scholarship

Gene & Becky Hartman Athletic Scholarship Jerry W. Ogle Athletic Scholarship Fund

HOLE NO. 2 This photo and the adjacent back inside cover photo (right) show hole No. 2 at the Mack & Jonnie Day Golf Practice Facility. The second of three practice holes is a 120-yard Par 3 with a severely sloped green from back to front. UTâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new facility features three golf holes and two accompanying practice greens. All five greens are in excess of 10,000 square feet.

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